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正文 第217节 文 / [法]大仲马

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    ”whenwehaveafog.”

    ”ah,tobesure.”

    ”thoseareindeedholidaysto;igointothegarden,iplant,i

    pruriikilltheisalldaylong.”

    ”howlonghaveyoubeenhere”

    ”tenyears,andfiveasasupeurarykefifteen.”

    ”youare”

    ”fiftyfiveyearsold.”

    ”houstyouhaveservedtoclaihepension”

    ”oh,sir,tyfiveyears.”

    ”andhouchisthepension”

    ”ahundreds.”

    ”poorhunity”rredntecristo.

    ”an.

    ”ieresting.”

    ”was”

    ”allyoue.andyoureallyuandhese

    signals”

    ”all.”

    ”andhaveyouriedtouandthe

    ”never.whyshouldi”

    ”butstilltherearesosignalsonlyaddressedtoyou.”

    ”certainly.”

    ”anddoyouuandthe

    ”theyareale.”

    ”andtheyan”

    ”nothingneorrow.”

    ”thisissileenough,”saidtheunt;”butlook,isnotyour

    rrespoputtingitselfintion”

    ”ah,yes;thankyou,sir.”

    ”andisitsayinganythingyouuand”

    ”yes;itasksifiaeady.”

    ”andyoureply”

    ”bythesasigellsrighthand

    rrespohatiaeady,ylefthand

    rrespooprepareinhistu.”

    ”itisveryingenious,”saidtheunt.

    ”youanproudly;”ieshewillspeak.”

    ”ihave,then,fivenutes,”saidnteself;”itis

    retithanirequire.dearsir,etoaskyoua

    question”

    ”isit,sir”

    ”youarefondofgardening”

    ”passionately.”

    ”andyouohave,insteadofthisterraceofty

    feet,anenclosureoftres”

    ”sir,ishouldkeaterrestrialparadiseofit.”

    ”youlivebadlyonyourthousandfrancs”

    ”badlyenough;butyetidolive.”

    ”yes;butyouhaveaallgarden.”

    ”true,thegardenisne.”

    ”and,then,suchasitis,itisfilledice,

    everything.”

    ”ah,theyaresurges.”

    ”tell,shouldyouhavethesfortuotuyourheadwhileyour

    righthandrrespoelegraphing”

    ”ishouldnotseehi”

    ”thenwouldhappen”

    ”iuldthesignals.”

    ”andthen”

    ”nothaviedthethroughnegligence,ishouldbefined.”

    ”houch”

    ”ahundredfrancs.”

    ”thetenthofyourihatwouldbefinework.”

    ”ah,”saidthen.

    ”hasiteverhappeoyou”saidntecristo.

    ”once,sir,ingarosetree.”

    ”erasignal,andsubstituteanother”

    ”ah,thatisanotherypension.”

    ”threehundredfrancs”

    ”ahundredotlikelytodoany

    ofthesethings.”

    ”notevenforfifteenyearse,itishthinkingabout”

    ”forfifteenthousandfrancs”

    ”yes.”

    ”sir,youalare.”

    ”nonsense.”

    ”sir,youareteting”

    ”justso;fifteenthousandfrancs,doyouuand”

    ”sir,letseerighthandrrespo.”

    ”orary,donotlookathibutatthis.”

    ”isit”

    ”doyounotknohesebitsofpaper”

    ”banknotes”

    ”exa.”

    ”andhey”

    ”yours,ifyoulike.”

    ”ne”exclaidthen,halfsuffocated.

    ”yes;yoursyouroy.”

    ”sir,righthandrrespoissignalling.”

    ”lethiignal.”

    ”sir,youhavedistracted;ishallbefined.”

    ”thatyouahundredfrancs;youseeitisyourio

    takebanknotes.”

    ”sir,righthandrresporedoubleshissignals;heis

    iatient.”

    ”akethese;”aplacedthepacketinthens

    hands.”nohisisnotall,”hesaid;”youotliveuponyour

    fifteenthousandfrancs.”

    ”ishallstillhaveplace.”

    ”no,you,foryoingtoalteryourrrespos

    ssage.”

    ”oh,sir,areyouproposing”

    ”ajest.”

    ”sir,unlessyouforce”

    ”ithinkiontecristodreher

    paorefrancs,”hesaid,

    ”ake

    tyfivethousand.hfivethousandyoubuyaprettylittle

    houseainingtythousandwillbring

    youinathousandfrancsayear.”

    ”agardenhtresofland”

    ”andathousandfrancsayear.”

    ”oh,heavens”

    ”e,takethe”andntecristoforcedthebankohishand.

    ”itodo”

    ”nothingverydifficult.”

    ”butisit”

    ”torepeatthesesigns.”ntehispocket,

    upooindicatetheorderin

    heyobeworked.

    ”there,youseeittakelong.”

    ”yes;but”

    ”dothis,andyouarinesandalltherest.”theshot

    told;redhisbroan

    executed,oertheother,thethreesignsgivenbytheunt,in

    spiteofthefrightfulntortionsoftherighthandrrespo,who,

    notuandingthead.

    astothelefthandone,hensesignals,

    ittedtotheheinterior.”nowyou

    arerich,”saidntecristo.

    ”yes,”repliedthen,”butataprice”

    ”listen,friend,”saidntecristo.”idonotocauseyouany

    rerse;believe,then,oyouthatyouhavewrongedno

    n,butoraryhavebeednkind.”thenlookedatthe

    banknotes,felttheuhetuedpale,thehenrushed

    intohisrooodrinkaglassofetoreach

    theidstofhisdriedherbs.fivenutes

    afterthenereachedthenister,debrayhadthehorsesput

    tohiscarriage,anddrovetodanglarshouse.

    ”hasyourhusbandanyspanishbonds”heaskedofthebaroness.

    ”ithinkso,indeedhehassixllionsh.”

    ”hestselltheteverprice.”

    ”why”

    ”bebes,andhasretuedtospain.”

    ”hoheideaof

    askinghohenefor

    arepetitiooherhusband,diatelyhasteohis

    agent,andorderedhiosellatanyprice.hat

    danglarssold,thespanishfundsfelldirectly.danglarslostfive

    huhousandfrancs;butheridhielfofallhisspanishshares.

    thesaeveningthefolloessager:

    ”bytelegraph.theking,

    ...
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