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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twtiespletelydestroyed”

    ”yes,hisbodilyfaovenorspeak,

    helesshethinks,acts,andannerihavedescribed.

    ilefthiboutfivenutesago,andheisnoating

    hisotaries.”

    ”buttodothishesthavespoken”

    ”hehasdoerthanthathehasdehielfuood.”

    ”hohingpossible”

    ”bythehelpofhiseyes,illfulloflife,and,asyou

    perceive,possessthepoortalinjury.”

    ”dear,”saiddadevillefort,,

    ”perhapsyouexaggeratetheevil.”

    ”gooding,da,”saidtheunt,boedevillefort

    ailes.”

    isthisthatdevilleforthasbeentelling”deecristo

    ”andprehensiblesfortune”

    ”inprehensibleisnottheerruptedtheprocureur,shrugging

    hisshoulders.”itisanoldnscaprice.”

    ”andistherenoansofkinghievokehisdecision”

    ”yes,”saiddadevillefort;”anditisstillentirelyinthepower

    ofhusbandtocausetheine,

    tobealteredinherfavor.”theunt,e

    devillefortospeakinparables,appearedtopayno

    attentiontotheion,andfeigobebusilyengagedin

    iseinkintothebirds

    ydear,”saidvillefort,inansohiswife,”youknow

    ihaveneverbeenayfaly,nor

    haveieverhatthefateofauniverseobedecidedby

    nod.heless,itisnecessarythated

    infaly,andthatthefollyofanoldnandthecapriceof

    achildshouldnotbeallooovertuaprojecthihave

    eainedforsonyyears.thebarondepinayyfriend,asyou

    knoostsuitablethingthatuld

    possiblybearranged.”

    ”doyouthink,”saiddadevillefort,”thatvalentineisinleague

    shehasalarriage,andishouldnot

    beatallsurprisedifseenandheardisnothingbut

    theexecutionofaplaedbet.”

    ”da,”saidvillefort,”believe,afortuneof900,000.francsis

    notsoeasilyrenounced.”

    ”sheuld,heless,keupherndtorenouheworld,sir,

    siisonlyaboutayearagothatsheherselfproposedenteringa

    .”

    ”nevernd,”repliedvillefort;”isaythatthisrriageshallbe

    nsuated.”

    ”notede

    villefort,selegatack.”thatisaseriousthing.”

    ntecristo,etobelistening,heardhowever,every

    e,”repliedvillefort”itrulysaythat

    ihavealyfather,because,tothe

    naturalfeelingofrelationshiporal

    superiority.thenaoffatherissacredintwosenses;heshouldbe

    revereo

    obey.but,uhepresentcirces,iaustifiedindoubting

    theofanoldhefather,ventshis

    ahesoulatenduct

    bysuerespect

    toplaint,thepeiary

    deprivatioishallreinfirn

    deternation,andtheyhasreasonon

    hisside.nsequentlyishallrrydaughtertothebaronfranz

    depinay,becauseiatch

    forhertoke,and,inshort,becauseichoosetobestoydaughters

    handoneveriplease.”

    ””saidtheunt,theapprobationofhad

    frequentlysolicitedduringthisspeech.”.

    noirtierdisisdeiselledevillefortbecausesheisgoingto

    rrylebaronfranzdepinay”

    ”yes,sir,thatisthereason,”saidvillefort,shrugginghisshoulders.

    ”theapparentreason,atleast,”saiddadevillefort.

    ”therealreason,da,iassureyou;iknoyfather.”

    ”buti.depinayhavedispleasedyour

    fatherrethananyotherperson”

    ”ibelieveikno.franzdepinay,”saidtheunt;”ishenottheson

    ofgeneraldequesnel,edbarondepinaybycharlesx.”

    ”thesa,”saidvillefort.

    ”ingyoungn,agtoideas.”

    ”heis,akesbelievethatitisonlyanex.noirtier

    topreventhisgranddaughterrrying;oldnarealwayssoselfishin

    theiraffeadadevillefort.

    ”but,”saidntecristo”doyounotknohishatred”

    ”ah,foi,oknow”

    ”perhapsitissopoliticaldifference”

    ”fatherandthebarondepinaylivediortisofhi

    onlysaheending,”saidvillefort.

    ”ontecristo;”ithinki

    reerthatyoutoldsothingofthatkind.”

    ”fatherhasbeenajabihananythingelse,”saidvillefort,

    carriedbyhisetionbeyondtheboundsofprudence;”andthesenators

    robe,onhisshoulders,onlyservedtodisguisethe

    oldn.yfathernspired,

    itperor,it.noirtier

    possessedthispeesh

    uldneverberealized,butstroveforpossibilities,andheapplied

    totherealizationofthesepossibilitiestheterribletheoriesofthe

    untain,theoriesthatnevershrankfronyansthated

    necessarytaboutthedesiredresult.”

    ”ontecristo,”itisjustasithought;itics

    .depinayintopersonalntact.although

    generaldepinayservedundeapoleon,didhenotstillretainroyalist

    sentintsandthepersonedoneevening

    onleavingabonapartistetihe

    suppositionthathefavoredtheperor”villefortlooked

    attheuntalstistaken,then”saidnte

    cristo.

    ”no,sir,thefactse

    devillefort;”andit.de

    villefortfordtheideaofunitinginthebondsofaffethetwo

    ies.”

    ”iteandontecristo,”andthe

    wholeworldshoulda

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