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    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twghttheassassin,

    havingdisveredthechest,andsupposingittobeatreasure,had

    intendedcarryingitoff,but,perceivinghiserror,hadduganother

    hole,anddepositeditthere;butiuldfindnothing.thentheidea

    struplythrown

    itinaer.icaseisty

    searanded.”

    ”oh,heavens”

    dayfirstvisitothe

    thietraceseinthe

    darkness.ihadtueduptheearthoverasurfaorethanty

    feetsquare,ahoft.alaborerhavedonein

    adayeanhour.butiuldfindnothingabsolutely

    nothing.thenirenehesearch.supposingithadbeenthrownaside,

    ithepathothelittlegate;butthis

    exanationhefirst,andhaburstii

    retuedtothethicket,e.”

    ”oh,”crieddadanglars,”itad”

    ”ihopedforantthatitght,”saidvillefort;”butthat

    happinesse.hthandideas,

    anhavecarriedaherpse”

    ”butyousaid,”replieddadanglars,”heasa

    proof.”

    ”ah,no,da,thatuldnotbe.deadbodiesareayear;

    theyareshoagistrate,andtheevideaken.nohing

    ofthekindhashappened.”

    ”irelingviolently.

    ”sothierrible,refatal,realarngforusthechild

    ayhavesavedit”

    dadanglarsutteredapiergcry,and,seizingvillefortshands,

    exclaid,”childychildalive

    youychildah”

    dadanglarshadrisen,andstoodbeforetheprocureur,whosehands

    sheerelysupposeso,asi

    ghtsupposeanythingelse,”repliedvilleforthalooksofixed,

    itindicatedthathispoindhevergeofdespairand

    dness.”ah,child,poorchild”criedthebaroness,falling

    onherchair,andstiflinghersobsinherhandkerchief.villefort,

    beingsoatealstorbr >

    gatheringoverhishead,hestinspiredadanglarshtheterror

    hefelt.”youuand,then,thatifitwereso,”saidhe,risingin

    histu,andapproagthebaroospeaktoherinaloone,

    ”eoneknoeoneis

    inpossessionofoursecret;andsiecristospeaksbeforeusof

    achilddisinterred,hatchilduldnotbefound,itishewhois

    inpossessionofoursecret.”

    ”justgod,avenginggod”rreddadanglars.

    villefortsonlyansifledgroan.

    ”butthechildthechild,sir”repeatedtheagitatedther.

    ”ho,”repliedvillefort,wringinghishands;

    ”hoinlongsleeplessnights;howihavelonged

    forroyalillionofseillionofn,

    andtofihetlast,oneday,hehuh

    tiitookupspade,iaskedselfagainandagainthe

    rsiuldhavedonebersafugitive;

    perhaps,onperceivingitillalive,hehadthrointothe

    river.”

    ”iossible”crieddadanglars:”anyrderaof

    revehedeliberatelydrohild.”

    ”perhaps,”ntinuedvillefort,”hehadputitinthefoundling

    hospital.”

    ”oh,yes,yes,”ychildisthere”

    ”irantothehospital,ahatthesanightthenightof

    the20thofsepteerachildhadbeenbroughtthere,

    ofafinelinennapkin,purposelytoinhalf.thisportionofthe

    napkinarkedhhalfabaronscroheletterh.”

    ”truly,truly,”saiddadanglars,”alllinenisrkedthus;

    nsieurdenargonneynaisherhankgod,

    childthendead”

    ”no,itdead.”

    ”andyouedieofjoywhereis

    thechild”villefortshruggedhisshoulders.”doiknow”saidhe;”and

    doyoubelievethatifikoyouallitstrialsand

    allitsadventuresasatistoranoveleralas,no,

    iknoan,aboutsixnthsafter,iththe

    otherhalfofthenapkin.thisaherequisiteparticulars,

    anditrustedtoher.”

    ”butyoushouldhaveinquiredforthean;youshouldhavetraced

    her.”

    ”andinalprocess,andeloyed

    allthestacutebloodhoundsandskilfulagentsinsearchofher.they

    tracedhertochalons,aheylosther.”

    ”theylosther”

    ”yes,forever.”dadanglarshadlistehisrecitalha

    sigh,atear,orashriekforeverydetail.”andthisisall”saidshe;

    ”andyoustoppedthere”

    ”oh,no,”saidvillefort;”ineverceasedtoseardtoinquire.

    hoyselfsorespite.

    butnooreperseverandfurythanever,since

    fearurges,notnsce.”

    ”but,”replieddadanglars,”theuntofntecristoow

    nothing,orheseekoursocietyashedoes.”

    ”oh,theanisverygreat,”saidvillefort,”si

    surpassesthegoodnessofgod.didyouobservethatnseyeswhilehe

    ous”

    ”no.”

    ”buthaveyouevercarefully”

    ”doubtlessheiscapricious,butthatisall;ohingaloruck

    ,ofalltheexquisitethingsheplacedbeforeus,hetouched

    nothing.ighthavesuspectedheoisoningus.”

    ”andyouseeyoueived.”

    ”yes,doubtless.”

    ”butbelieve,thatnhasotherprojects.forthatreasoni

    oseeyou,tospeaktoyou,toeveryo

    espeore

    steadfastlyohanhehadeverdonebefore,”didyoueverrevealto

    anyoneourion”

    ”oanyone.”

    ”youuand,”repliedvillefort,affeately;”whenisayany

    one,pardenean”

    ”yes,yes,iuandveryedthebaroness;”never,i

    soyou.”

    ”hehabitofingintheeveninghad

    transpiredintheingdoyoukeepajoual”

    ”no,lifehasbeenpassedinfrivolity;iyself.”

    ”doyoutalkinyoursleep”

    ”isleepsoundly,likea

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