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正文 第218节 文 / [法]大仲马

    小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw小说站  www.xsz.twdoncarlos,hasescapedthevigilanceof

    hisguardiansatbes,andhasretuedtospainbythecatalonian

    frontier.barahasriseninhisfavor.”

    allthateveningnothingthefhtofdanglars,

    heluckofthestockjobber,whoonly

    lostfivehuhousandfrancsbysuchablo

    theirshares,htthoseofdanglars,lookedupontheelvesas

    ruined,andpassedaverybadnight.ieurntained

    thefollowing:

    ”itessageryesterdayannouhe

    flightofdoncarlosandtherevoltofbara.thekingdoncarlos

    hasbes,andthepeninsulaisintheenjoyntofprofound

    peace.atelegraphial,iroperlyinterpreted,oothefog,

    hecauseofthiserror.”

    thefundsroseoneperthigherthanbeforetheyhadfallen.this,

    readethedifference

    ofalliontodanglars.”good,”saidnteorrel,whowas

    athishouseherangereverseoffortuneof

    ,”ihavejustdeadisveryfor

    tyfivethousandfrancs,forhiwouldhavepaidahundred

    thousand.”

    ”orrel.

    ”ihavejustdisveredhoaygetridofthedorcethat

    eathispeaches.”

    chapter62.ghosts.

    atfirstsight,theexteriorofthehouseatauteuilgavenoindications

    ofsplendor,nothiinedresidehe

    gnifionteplicityrding

    totheaster,ivelyorderednothingtobealtered

    outside.thesplendorostbeforethedoor

    opehesselfie

    displayedinfuishing,andintherapidityhed.

    itistoldthatthedutinrevedinasinglenightawholeavenue

    oftreesthatannoyedlouisxiv.;inthreedaysbertuccioplantedan

    entirelybareurtorestoshade

    thedifferentpartsofthehouse,andinthefround,insteadofthe

    usualpavingstones,halfhiddenbythegrass,thereextendedala

    thatinglaiddlistening.for

    therest,theordershadbeenissuedbytheunt;hehielfhadgiven

    aplauarkireeobeplanted,

    andtheshapeaentofthelaotaketheplaceofthe

    pavingstohusthehousehadbeeunregnizable,auccio

    hielfdeclaredthathescarcelykne,encircledasitwasbya

    frarees.theoverseerhaveobjected,whilehewas

    aboutit,tohavedesoiroventsinthegarden,buttheunt

    hadpositivelyforbiddenittobetouends,

    hobers,staircases,andntlepieces

    hflowers.

    aedtheshrehestehe

    profoundsaster,theoneincarryingouttheideasofthe

    other,hatthishousehenightbeforesosad

    andglnatedellonealstfancyto

    bethesllofti,hadinasingledayacquiredtheaspectoflife,

    astersfavoriteperfus,andhadtheverylight

    regulatedagtohisheuntarrived,hehad

    underhistous,hiseyesresteduponhisfavorite

    piinthe

    antechaer;thebirds,,cheeredhi

    theirsidthehouse,aitslongsleep,likethe

    sleepiyintheedlikethehouseswe

    havelongcherished,andin,

    ofoursouls.theservantspassedgaylyalongthefine

    urtyard;so,belongingtothekits,glidingdohestairs,

    restoredbutthepreviousday,asiftheyhadaledthe

    house;othersfillingtheachhouses,heequipages,encasedand

    nuered,appearedtohavebeeninstalledforthelastfiftyyears;and

    iablesthehorsesreplieds,whospoke

    totheanyservantspaytheirsters.

    thelibraryotsohersideofthewall,and

    ntainedupes;onedivisionirely

    devotedtonovels,ahevoluthe

    daybeforeobeseeninitsplaallthedignityofitsredand

    goldbinding.ohersideofthehouse,totchhthelibrary,

    entededin

    arvellousaliketo

    sightandsll,ablehadbeen

    abandoneddurihourbyplayerstheballson

    theberalonehadbeenrespectedbythegnifit

    bertu,tohegrand,and

    gooutbythebackstaircase,theservantspassedhcuriosity,and

    bertucciohterror.atfiveoclockprecisely,theuntarrived

    beforethehouseatauteuil,folloucg

    thisarrivalpatienglede

    plii,hefearedtohavefroonte

    cristodesdedintotheurtyard,hehouse,hout

    givinganysignofapprobationorpleasure,untilheenteredhis

    bedroosituatedontheoppositesidetothe;thenhe

    approaadeofrosehhehad

    noticedatapreviousvisit.”thatlybetoholdgloves,”hesaid.

    ”oopenit”saidthedelightedbertuccio,

    ”andyou.”elseheuntfouhing

    herequiredsllingbottles,cigars,kniacks.

    ”good,”hesaid;auccioleftenraptured,sogreat,so

    poanoverallwho

    surroundedhiatpreciselysixoclocktheclatterofhorseshoofs

    theentrancedoor;itainofspahis,whohad

    arrivedondeah.”iaureiahefirst,”criedrrel;”ididit

    onpurposetohaveyouaoself,beforeeveryoneca.julie

    andeanuelhaveathousandthingstotellyou.ah,reallythisis

    gnifitbuttell,unt,y

    horse”

    ”donotalarourself,dearxiliantheyuand.”

    ”ian,becausehespetting.ifyouhadseenatapacehe

    calikethewind”

    ”ishouldthinkso,ahorsethatst5,000francs”saidntecristo,

    ioneh

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