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正文 第233节 文 / [法]大仲马

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twchedtoe;isawashadowrise,

    and,atthesati,aflashoflight.ifeltpain;iocry

    out,butaniyveinsandstifledvoice;ifell

    lifeless,andfane

    urage,yselftothe

    footofthestairs,andyou,alstdyingyourself,e.we

    okeepsilentuponthedreadfulcatastrophe.youhadthe

    fortitudetainthehouse,assistedbyyouurse.aduelwas

    thepretextforedit,oursecret

    reinedinouroakentoversailles;forthree

    nthsistrugglededtogtolife,

    iencarriedfroaristochalons,

    edevillefortfollohelitterin

    hercarriage.atchalonsiuponthesaohenceipassedon

    totherhone,erelyhthecurrent,toarles;

    atarlesiylitter,andntinuedjoueyto

    rseilles.reverylastedsixnths.ineverheardyountioned,

    andididnotdareinquireforyou.uedtoparis,ileaed

    thatyou,thearrieddanglars.

    ”thetinsciousness

    retuedtoalealingevery

    nightindrea,risingfroheearth,andhrave

    enadiatelyoo

    paris;thehousehadnotbeeninhabitedsi,butithad

    justbeefoineyears.ifouenant.ipretehati

    dislikedtheideathatahousebelongingtoother

    shouldpassintothehandsers.iofferedtopaytheor

    cellingthelease;theydended6,000francs.iwouldhavegiven

    10,000ioneye;idethe

    tenantsignthedeedofresilition,andainediso

    ched,igallopedtoauteuil.

    ”noonehadehehousesinceihadleftit.itlock

    ieoon;ias,andedfoight.

    thereallthethoughtseduringyearofnstant

    agonycabackhdoubleforce.thersi,he

    veaagainst,efroistoparis,whohad

    hidhielfinthegarden,e,hadseendigthegrave,

    hadseehechild,heghtbeeacquaintedhyour

    person,nay,heghteventhenhavekno.oneday

    keyoupayforkeepingthisterribleseotbeas

    revengeforhiheblowofhis

    daggerithereforenecessary,beforeeverythingelse,andatall

    risks,thatishouldcausealltracesofthepasttodisappearthat

    ishoulddestroyeveryterialvestige;toochrealitywouldalways

    reininrelle.ithisihadanheleaseit

    eithisiing.nightarrived;

    ialloequitedark.i;

    hehedoors,behindinuallyexpected

    toseesospyncealed,itreled.iseedeveryohearyour

    ansbehindinthebed,andidarednottuaroubeat

    soviolentlythatifearedlength,onebyone,

    alltheheneighborhoodceased.iuoodthatihad

    nothingtofear,thatishouldherbeseennorheard,soidecided

    upondesdingtothegarden.

    ”listen,herne;insiderselfasbraveasstn,butwheni

    drebreastthelittlekeyofthestaircase,hihadfound

    inatthatlittlekeyuch,hyou

    ohavefasteoagoldenringhedoor,and

    saoonsheddingalongstreafelightonthespiral

    staircaselikeaspectre,ileanedagainstthewall,andnearly

    shrieked.iseedtobegoingd.atlastisteredagitation.i

    desdedthestaircasestepbystep;theonlythingiuldnotnquer

    blinginknees.igraspedtherailings;ifihad

    relaxedholdforant,ishouldhavefallen.ireachedthelower

    door.outsidethisdooraspadetheook

    it,andadvaoyselfha

    darklaheddleofthelaoppedtolightit,theni

    ntih.

    ”itber,alltheverdureofthegardenhad

    disappeared,thetreesorethaonshtheirlong

    bonyar,andthedeadleavessouhegravelunderfeet.

    terrorovercatosuchadegreeasiapproachedthethicket,that

    itookapistolfroypocketandardself.ifainually

    thatisained

    thethicketydarklapty.ilookedcarefully

    around;iurbedthesileheowl,

    edtobecallingupthephantoofthenight.

    itiedlaoaforkedbranchihadnoticedayearbeforeatthe

    precisespotoppedtodigthehole.

    ”thegrasshadgror,andwhen

    autuarrivednoonehadbeeo.stilloneplacewhere

    thegrassyattention;itevidentlyhereihad

    tueduptheground.itohen,forhihad

    beeningduriyearhadatlengtharrived.howiworked,

    hoe

    resistanadea

    holethefirst.ithoughtihadbeendeceivedhad

    stake.ituedaround,ilookedatthetrees,itriedto

    recallthedetailseattheti.ald,sharpwind

    forehead.irellectedthatipling

    thegroundtofillupthehole;a

    labuubehindificialrockery,inteoserveasa

    restingplaceforpersonsyhand,

    relaxingitsholdofthelabuufelttheldnessofthestone.on

    rightisaetheroeattitude,

    andthreyselfdohe

    hole;stillifoundnothing,nothingthechesthere”

    ”theurreddadanglars,chokingh

    fear.

    ”thinknotiedselfhthisoneeffort,”ntinued

    villefort.”no;isearchedthehicket.ithou

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