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正文 第250節 文 / [法]大仲馬

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    saintransrooanotherreiionlessbehindsoredcurtains

    edevillefortsbedruessedallthis.so

    nytis,iofolloihoughtateveryhourinthe

    day,hadhedeherdescribethehathouthavingseen

    ithekneall.

    thisdarknessandsilehaines

    absenostdioventure

    everythingioseevalentineoncere,aainofthe

    sfortunehefeared,rrelgaiheedgeofthecluoftrees,and

    opassasquicklyaspossiblethroughtheflarden,when

    thesoundofavoice,stillatsodistahwasboeupon

    the.

    atthissound,asheiallyexposedtovieepped

    badncealedhielfpletely,reiningperfectlytionless.

    hehadfordhisresolution.ifitinealone,hewouldspeak

    asshepassed;ifshepanied,andheuldnotspeak,stillhe

    shouldseeher,andknohatsheheyrangers,he

    ightuandsothingof

    thi**hertoinprehensiblestery.theonhadjustthenescaped

    froehindthecloudorrelsa

    eoutupoeps,folloaninblack.they

    desorrelsoon

    regheentlenasdoctordavrigny.

    theyounghepproach,dreeically,untilhe

    fouoppedbyasyp;

    therehepelledtorein.sooenstoppedalso.

    ”ah,deardoctor,”saidtheprocureur,”heavendeclaresitself

    againsthouseadreadfuldeathabloto

    nsole;alas,nothingalleviatesogreatasorrohewoundis

    toodeepandtoofreshdead,dead”theldssprangtotheyoung

    nsbroeethchattered.hathouse,

    selfhadcalledaccursed”deardevillefort,”

    repliedthedoctor,hatoerroroftheyoung

    n,”ihavenotledyouheretonsoleyou;orary”

    ”ean”askedtheprocureur,alard.

    ”ianthatbehindthesfortunehappeoyou,there

    isanother,perhaps,stillgreater.”

    ”urredvillefort,claspinghishands.”are

    yougoingtotell”

    ”areyfriend”

    ”yes,quite;butheseprecautions”

    ”becauseihaveaterriblesecrettonicatetoyou,”saidthe

    doctor.”letussitdown.”

    villefortfell,ratherthaedhielf.thedo,

    orrel,horrified,supported

    hisheadhonehand,andhtheotherpressedhisheart,lestits

    beatingsshouldbeheard.”dead,dead”repeatedheself;and

    hefeltasifhewerealsodying.

    ”speak,dolistening,”saidvillefort;”strikeiarepared

    foreverything”

    ”dadesaintranless,advanginyears,butshe

    enjoyedexcelleh.”rrelbeganagaintobreathefreely,h

    hehadnotdoneduritennutes.

    ”griefhasnsudher,”saidvillefort”yes,grief,doctorafter

    livingfortyyearsarquis”

    ”itisnotgrief,dearvillefort,”saidthedoaykill,

    althoughitrarelydoes,andneverinaday,neverinanhour,never

    ies.”villefortansplyraisedhis

    head,dothedoctorh

    azent.

    ”.davrigny.

    ”ienottoleave.”

    ”didyounoticethesytoofthediseasetoede

    saintranhasfallenavicti

    ”idid.dadesaintranhadthreesuccessiveattacks,atintervals

    ofsonutes,eaoreseriousthantheforr.whenyou

    arrived,dadesaintranhadalreadybeenpantingforbreathso

    nutes;shethenhadafit,plyanervousattack,

    andithebed,andher

    lisandneckappearstiffehatibecareallyalard.then

    iuoodfroouruntehereoretofearthanihad

    thought.thiscrisispast,iendeavoredtocatchyoureye,butuld

    not.youheldherhandyouhesendfit

    beforeyouhadtuedtoe.thisoreterriblethan

    thefirst;thesanervousventsouth

    ntractedandtuedpurple.”

    ”andatthethirdsheexpired.”

    ”attheendofthefirstattackidisveredsytooftetanus;you

    nfirdopinion.”

    ”yes,beforeothers,”repliedthedoctor;”butnoearealone”

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