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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