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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twdearnoirtier,youintendleavingyourfortune

    trandsoheheeyesh

    ansostdecidedandterrible,andexpresseda

    feelingalstauntingtohatred.

    ”no”saidthenotary;”then,perhaps,itistoyourson,de

    villefort”

    ”no.”thetuteastonishntand

    inquiryastoherealiionsofthetestator.villefort

    andhissha,theotherfronger.

    ”havehen,deargrandpapa”saidvalentine;”youno

    longerseeoloveanyofus”theoldnseyespassedrapidly

    froillefortandhisedoinehalookof

    unutterablefondness.”e,grandpapa,try

    andbringthatlovetobearuponyouraont.

    youknoeobequitesurethatihavehought

    ofyourfortune;besides,theysayialreadyriy

    thertoorich,even.explainyourself,then.”noirtierfixedhis

    intelligenteyesoineshand.”hand”saidshe.

    ”yes.”

    ”herhand”exclaideveryone.

    ”oh,gentlen,youseeitisalluseless,andthatfathersndis

    reallyiaired,”saidvillefort.

    ”ah,”criedvalentinesuddenly,”iuand.itisrriageyou

    an,isitnot,deargrandpapa”

    ”yes,yes,yes,”sigheparalytic,castingoinealookof

    joyfulgratitudeforhavingguessedhisaning.

    ”yryarriage,areyounot”

    ”yes”

    ”really,thisistooabsurd,”saidvillefort.

    ”exeaningof

    noirtierisquiteevidentto,andiquiteeasilyhe

    trainofideaspassinginhisnd.”

    ”youdoorryfranzdepinay”observedvalentine.

    ”idonot,”saidtheeyerandfather.”andyoudisi

    yranddaughter,”ntihenotary,”becauseshehasntracted

    anerarytoyourwishes”

    ”yes.”

    ”sothat,butforthisrriage,shewouldhavebeenyourheir”

    ”yes.”therearieswereholding

    ansultationastothebestansofproceedinghtheaffair.

    valentineileofintense

    gratitude,andvilleforte

    devillefortuldnotsucceedinrepressinganinwardfeelingofjoy,

    eofherself,appearedinherenance.”but,”

    saidvillefort,hefirsttobreakthesilence,”ihat

    iahebestjudgeoftheproprietyoftherriageiion.iabr >

    theonlypersonpossessingtherighttodisposeofdaughtershand.

    itisarryfranzdepinayandsheshall

    rryhi”valentinesankoachair.

    ”sir,”saidthenotary,”hoenddisposingofyourfortunein

    inesfranz”

    theoldngavenoanse

    her”

    ”yes.”

    ”infavorofsoerofyourfaly”

    ”no.”

    ”doyouinteingittocharitablepurposes,then”pursuedthe

    notary.

    ”yes.”

    ”but,”saidthenotary,”youareahatthelaallowason

    tobeentirelydeprivedofhispatriny”

    ”yes.”

    ”youonlyihen,todisposeofthatpartofyourfortuneh

    thelatheianceofyourson”

    noirtierdenoansillodisposeofall”

    ”yes.”

    ”buttheyesttheeryourdeath”

    ”no.”

    ”fatherknoe,”repliedvillefort;”heisquitesurethathis

    e;besides,heuandsthatin

    positionied

    ph.”doyoudecideon,sir”askedthenotaryof

    villefort.

    ”nothing,sir;itisaresolutionyfatherhastakenandiknow

    heershisnd.iauiteresighese900,000francs

    ilyioenrichsohospital;butitis

    ridian,andishall,

    therefore,actagtonsce.”havingsaidthis,villefort

    quittedtheroohisheratlibertytodoas

    hepleased.thesadaytheade,thenesses,

    itan,sealedinthepresenceofallandgiven

    inps,thefalynotary.

    chapter60.thetelegraph.

    anddadevillefortfoundontheirretuthattheuntofnte

    intheirabsence,hadbeenushered

    intothedra,andthere.dade

    villefort,herlateetion

    toallodiately,retiredtoher

    bedrooself,

    pro.devillefortflattered

    hielfthat,toalloutpletelyskedthefeelings

    ind,hedidnotknohatthecloudwas

    stilllouchsothattheunt,ilewas

    radiaelynotiafoi,”

    saidsisthe

    tterontwhenyou

    entforacapitalcri”villeforttriedto

    sle.”no,unt,”hereplied,”iaheonlyvithiscase.it

    isiycause,anditisillluck,obstinadfollyh

    havee.”

    ”toontecristoherest.

    ”haveyoureallytegreatsfortune”

    ”oh,no,nsieur,”saidvillefortile;”itisonlya

    lossofioning,iassure

    you.”

    ”true,”saidnteofneybeesalst

    iaterialhafortunesuchasyoupossess,andtooneofyour

    philosophicspirit.”

    ”itisnotsoohatvexes,”saidvillefort,

    ”though,afterall,900,000francsarethe

    reahisfate,ce,oreveryoupleasetocallthe

    poyhopesandfortune,andyblastthe

    prospeyan

    relapsedintosendchildhood.”

    ”

    ightberegrettedevenbyaphilosopher.andhecauseof

    allthisannoyance”

    ”father,asitoldyou.”

    ”noirtierbutithoughtyoutoldhehadbeeentirely

    paralyzed,andthatallhisfacul

    ...
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