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正文 第241節 文 / [法]大仲馬

    栗子網  www.lizi.tw小說站  www.xsz.tw台灣小說網  www.192.twsdisverybeforethe

    institute.thethifinallydecided

    inhisfavor.iadeagreathe

    leaedan,ofthelegionof

    honor,adeanofficer.”

    ”e,”saidobewiselyawarded.

    isuppose,hadhefoundanotheradditioebra,theywouldhave

    dehinder.”

    ”verylikely,”saidalbert.

    ”andhatpersonbeakenitintohisheadto

    hielfupinablueaterreen”

    ”oh,thatatisnothisoistherepublics,ed

    davidtodeviseauniforortheacades.”

    louisdavid,afausfrenchpainter.

    ”indeed”saidnteanisanacade”

    ”bly.”

    ”andishisespecialtalent”

    ”histalentibelievehethrustspinsthroughtheheadsofrabbits,he

    kesfoadder,andpuhespinalrroofdogsh

    whalebone.”

    ”andheisdeaeroftheacadeofscesforthis”

    ”no;ofthefrenchacade.”

    ”butytodohallthis”

    ”is”

    ”thathisexperintshaveverynsiderablyadvahecauseof

    sce,doubtless”

    ”no;thathisstyleofingisverygood.”

    ”thisstbeveryflatteringtothefeelingsoftherabbitsintowhose

    headshehasthrustpins,tothefowlswhoseboneshehasdyedred,and

    tothedogsarro”

    albertlaughed.

    ”aherone”deheunt.

    ”thatone”

    ”yes,thethird.”

    ”theohedarkblueat”

    ”yes.”

    ”heisalleagueoftheunt,ahestactiveoppoo

    theideaofprovidingthechaerofpeers.hewasvery

    successfuluponthatquestiooodbadlyhtheliberalpapers,

    buthisnobleoppositiontothe

    intofavorakinghinaassador.”

    ”andstothepeerage”

    ”hehasposedtiperas,tenfourorfive

    artiinisterial

    side.”

    ”bravo,visunt,”saidnteiling;”youareadelightful

    cie.andnoeafavor,”

    ”isit”

    ”donotintroduen;andshouldthey,

    youe.”justthefelthisarressed.hetued

    round;itwasdanglars.

    ”ah,isityou,baron”saidhe.

    ”ebaron”saiddanglars;”youknohatiothing

    fortitle.iaotlikeyou,visunt;youlikeyourtitle,doyou

    not”

    ”certainly,”repliedalbert,”seeingthatytitleishould

    benothing;ainthe

    llionaire.”

    ”stothefiitleuheroyaltyofjuly,”replied

    danglars.

    ”unfortunately,”saidnteillionairedoes

    notlastforlife,likethatofbaron,peeroffrani;

    forexale,thellionairesfranann,offrankfort,whohave

    justbeebankrupts.”

    ”indeed”saiddanglars,beingpale.

    ”yes;ireceivedthenehiseveningbyaurier.ihadabouta

    llionintheirhands,but,e,ionthago.”

    ”ah,ndieu,”exclaiddanglars,”theyhavedraefor200,000

    francs”

    ”hrothedraft;theirsignatureishfiveper

    t.”

    ”yes,butitistoolate,”saiddanglars,”ihavehoheirbills.”

    ”then,”saidntecristo,”hereare200,000franeafter”

    ”hush,donotntiohings,”saiddanglars;then,approag

    nte.cavalti;”after

    iled,aoaniion.albert

    hadlefttheunttospeaktohisther,danglarstonverseh

    youngcavalti;ntecristoeanhe

    heatbeensh

    his

    forehead,butdre;hetookno

    refreshnt.daderontecristo;she

    sahathetooknothing,aicedhisgestureofrefusal.

    ”albert,”sheasked,”didyounoticethat”

    ”other”

    ”thattheunthasneverbeenopartakeoffooduheroof

    ofdercerf.”

    ”yes;butthenhebreakfastedeindeed,hedehisfirst

    appearahehatoccasion.”

    ”butyourhouseisnotdercerfs,”rredrcedes;”andsince

    hehasbeenhereihave.”

    ”well”

    ”akennothi.”

    ”theuntisveryteerate.”r,”

    saidshe,”aerpasses,insistuponhistaking

    sothing.”

    ”butother”

    ”justtoplease,albert,”saidrcedes.albertkissedhisthers

    hand,anddreheunt.anothersalverpassed,loadedlikethe

    pregones;shesapttopersuadetheunt,buthe

    obstinatelyrefused.albertrejoinedhisther;shewasverypale.

    ”well,”saidshe,”youseeherefuses”

    ”yes;buthisannoyyou”

    ”youknoenaresingularcreatures.ishouldliketohave

    seeakesothinginhouse,ifonlyanice.perhapshe

    selftothefrenightprefer

    sothingelse.”

    ”oh,no;ihaveseenhiatofeverythinginitaly;nodoubthedoes

    notfeelinedthisevening.”

    ”andbesides,”saidtheuntess,”accustodasheistobuing

    clites,possiblyhedoesheheataswedo.”

    ”idonotthinkthat,forhehasplainedoffeelingalst

    suffocated,andaskedheveianblindsopenedaswellas

    thewindows.”

    ”ihis

    abstinenuteafterwards

    theblindsineahat

    theentedhlantes,

    andthesupperlaiduhetent.dancers,players,talkers,all

    utteredanexclationofjoyeveryoneinhaledhdelightthe

    breezethatfloatedin.atthesatircedesreappeared,palerthan

    before,butperturbableexpressionofuntenanceh

    shesotisstraighttothegroupofhherhusband

    fordthee,”she

    said;”theyhink,tobreatheinthegarden

    ratherthansuffocatehere,siheyarenotplaying.”

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