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www.lizi.tw”ah,”saidagallantoldgeneral,antpour
lasyrie,””goaloothegarden.”
”then,”saidrcedes,”ionte
cristo,sheadded,”uhe
untalststaggeredatthesesilehenhefixedhiseyeson
redtotheuntess
tohavelastedforatury,sochhatonelook.he
offeredhisarotheuntess;shetookit,orratherjusttouchedit
hherlittlehand,aogetherdesdedthesteps,linedh
rhododendronsandcallias.behindthebyalet,agroupof
abouttationsof
delight.
chapter71.breadandsalt.
dadercerfenteredanarion.itled
throughagroveoflioaory.
”itintheroonot,unt”sheasked.
”yes,danditideaofyourstoopenthedoors
andtheblinds.”asheceasedspeaking,theuhehandof
rcedestrele.”butyou,”hesaid,”hthatlightdress,and
houtanythingtoveryoubutthatgauzescarf,perhapsyoufeel
ld”
”doyouknoleadingyou”saidtheuntess,hout
replyingtothequestion.
”no,da,”repliednteakeance.”
”othegreenhousethatyouseeattheotherendofthe
grove.”
theuntlookedatrcedesasiftointerrogateher,butshentinued
tospeaking.theyreached
thebuilding,oantedagnifitfruits,the
beginningofjulyiificialteeratureakestheplaceof
thesun,sofrequentlyabsentinourclite.theuntessleftthearbr >
ofnteuscatelgrapes.”see,unt,”
shesaid,ilesosadinitsexpressionthatoneuldalst
detectthetearsonhereyelids”see,ourfrenchgrapesarenottobe
pared,iknoake
allohesun.”theuntbosteppedback.
”doyourefuse”saidre,
da,”repliednteuscatelgrapes.”
rcedeslettheall,andsighed.agnifitpeachwashanging
againstanadjoiificialheat.rcedes
drehefruit.”takethispeach,then,”shesaid.the
untagainrefused.”ed,insoplaintivean
ae.”
alongsilencefollohepeach,likethegrapes,felltothe
ground.”unt,”addedrcedeshasuppligglahereisa
beautifularabiancustoakesetealfriendsofthosewhohave
togethereatenbreadandsaltuhesaroof.”
”iknoada,”repliedtheunt;”but
inarabia,andinfraealfriendshipsareasrareasthecustobr >
ofdividingbreadandsalthoher.”
”but,”saidtheuntess,breathlessly,onte
cristo,shenvulsivelypressedhbothhands,”weare
friends,are”
theuntbecapaleasdeath,thebloodrushedtohisheart,andthen
againrising,dyedhischeeksson;hiseyesslikethoseof
ansuddenlydazzled.”certainly,wearefriends,”hereplied;”why
shouldercedes
desired,thatshetuedaore
likeagroan.”thankyou,”shesaid.andthey
thehofthegardenhoututteringaword.”sir,”suddenly
exclaidtheuntess,aftertheirinutesin
silenuch,travelledsofar,and
sufferedsodeeply”
”ihavesuffereddeeply,da,”ansontecristo.
”butnowyouarehappy”
”doubtless,”repliedtheunt,”sineplain.”
”andyourpresenthappiness,hasitsoftenedyourheart”
”presenthappinessequalspastsery,”saidtheunt.
”areyounotrried”askedtheuntess.”i,rried”exclaidnte
cristo,shuddering;”oldyouso”
”noooldyouyouhavefrequentlybeeheopera
an.”
”sheisaslaveiboughtatnstantinople,da,thedaughterof
aprinydaughter,havingnooolove
intheworld.”
”youlivealohen”
”ido.”
”youhavenosisteosonnofather”
”ihavenoone.”
”hothushoutanyooattachyoutolife”
”itisnotfault,da.atlta,ilovedayounggirl,he
pointher,eandcarriedahoughtshe
lovede,aoreinfaithfulto
ry.ostn
yhearthan
theheartsofstn,andisufferedrethantheywouldhavedonein
plaont,asifgasping
forbreath.”yes,”shesaid,”andyouhavestillpreservedthislovein
yourheartonelyloveonddidyoueverseeheragain”
”never.”
”never”
”iuedtotheuntrywhereshelived.”
”tolta”
”yes;lta.”
”sheis,then,noalta”
”ithinkso.”
”andhaveyivenherforallshehasdeyousuffer”
”her,yes.”
”butonlyher;doyouthenstillhatethoseedyou”
”ihatetheotatall;essplacedherself
beforenteed
grapes.”takeso,”shesaid.”da,iscatelgrapes,”
repliedionedbefore.
theuntessdashedthegrapesintothehicket,hagesture
ofdespair.”inflexiblen”sherred.nteainedas
unvedasifthereproa.albertat
thisntranin.”oh,ther,”heexclaid,”suchasfortunehas
happened”
”hashappened”askedtheuntess,asthougha
asleeptotherealitiesoflife;”didyousayasfortuneindeed,i
shouldexpectsfortunes.”
”devillefortishere.”
”well”
”heestofetchhiser.”
”whyso”
”becausedadesaintranisjustarrivedinparis,bringingthe
ne.desaintrah,ookplathefirststage
afterheleftrseilles.dadevillefort,whowasinverygood
spirits,isfortune,bu
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