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正文 第251节 文 / [法]大仲马

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twhatthesytooftetanusandpoisoningbyvegetablesubstancesare

    thesa.”devillefortstartedfroisseat,theninantfell

    dootionless.rrelkneing

    oraportahe

    statentihavejustde,andthedispositionofthentoi

    havedeit.”

    ”doyouspeaktoasagistrateorasafriend”askedvillefort.

    ”asafriend,andonlyasafriend,atthisnt.thesilarityin

    thesytooftetanusandpoisoningbyvegetablesubstancesissreat,thatbyoathihavenoated,i

    shouldhesitate;ithereforerepeattoyou,ispeaknottoagistrate,

    buttoafriend.andtothatfriendisay.durihreequartersof

    anhourthatthestrugglentinued,ichedthenvulsionsandthe

    deathofdadesaintran,andahhlynvihatnot

    onlydidherdeathproceedfrooison,butiuldalsospecifythe

    poison.”

    ”itbepossible”

    ”thesytoarerked,doyouseesleepbrokenbynervousspas,

    exadade

    saintransuccuedtoaporye,

    estake,perhaps,hasbeeoher.”villefortseized

    thedopossible,”saidhe,”istbedreang

    itisfrightfultohearsuanasyoutell,i

    eyou,deardoaybedeceived.”

    ”doubtlessiy,but”

    ”but”

    ”butidonotthinkso.”

    ”havepityondoanydreadfulthingshavehappeo

    latelythatianthevergeofdness.”

    ”hasanyonebesidesseendadesaintran”

    ”no.”

    ”hasanythingbeeforfroined”

    ”nothing.”

    ”haddadesaintrananyenees”

    ”nottoknowledge.”

    ”haffeyoerest”

    ”ituldnotindeed,daughterisheronlyheiressvalentinealone.

    oh,ifsuchathoughtuldpresentitself,iyselfto

    punishheartforhavingforoantharboredit.”

    ”indeed,dearfriend,”saiddavrigny,”iaccuseany

    one;ispeakonlyofanaistake,but

    istake,thefaynsce

    aospeakaloudtoyou.keinquiry.”

    ”ofho”

    ”ynotbarrois,theoldservant,havedeastake,andhavegiven

    dadesaintranadosepreparedforhisster”

    ”forfather”

    ”yes.”

    ”buthoede

    saintran”

    ”nothingisresile.youknoerediesiain

    diseases,ofance,havingtriedevery

    otherredytorestoreventaonoirtier,iresolved

    totryoans,andforthreenthsihavebeengivinghibr >

    bruthereweresix

    grains.thisquantity,ihe

    paralyzedfraofnoirtier,egraduallyaccustodto

    it,tokillanotherperson.”

    ”deardounicatio.noirtiers

    apartntandthatofdadesaintran,andbarroisered

    therinla.inshort,doctoralthoughikhe

    stnsani

    relianyou,iynvi,tobelievethis

    axioerrarehunust.”

    ”isthereoneofbrethreninyouhaveequalnfidenceh

    self”

    ”ethatdoyouwish”

    ”sendforhiiihaveseen,and

    together,andexahebody.”

    ”andyouracesofpoison”

    ”no,ididnotsayofpoison,buthestateofthe

    body;hecauseofhersuddeh,andweshallsay,

    dearvillefort,ifthisthinghasbeencausedbynegligence,chover

    yourservants;iffroatred,ies.”

    ”e,davrigny”saidvillefortindespair;”so

    soonasanotherisadttedintooursecret,anie

    nepossiblestill,”ntihe

    procureur,lookingatthedoctorhuneasiness,”ifyouif

    youdendit,e

    alreadysogrievedhoyhousesochsdal,

    aftersochsorroydaughterandi,

    doctoryouknoaarriveatthepostioccupyonehas

    notbeenkingsattoeytasseda

    tolerablenuerofenees;nearenurous.letthisaffairbe

    talkedof,itphfortheaketheejoice,

    andvere.pardon,doctor,theseworldlyideas;were

    youapriestishouldnotdaretellyouthat,butyouarean,and

    youknoankind.doctor,prayrecally,

    haveyou”

    ”deardevillefort,”repliedthedoyfirstdutyisto

    hunity.iedesaintran,ifsceuld

    havedo;butsheisdeadanddutyregardsthelivius

    burythisterriblese

    ysilehesubject

    shouldbeiutedtoignoranchalch

    aynotstophere.andwhenyouhave

    foundthe,ioyou,youarea

    gistrate,doasyouwill”

    ”ithankyou,doctor,”saidvilleforthindescribablejoy;”inever

    hadabetterfriendthanyou.”and,asifhefeareddoctordavrigny

    ise,hehurriedhiohehouse.

    heyuhetrees,andthe

    onshoneuponhisface,ighthavebeentaken

    forthatofaghost.”iaalyprotectedinast

    stterriblenner,”saidhe;”butvalentine,pirl,hoillshe

    bearsochsorrow”

    ashethoughtthus,helookedalteatelyatthehred

    curtainsahreeost

    disappearedfroheforr;doubtlessdadevilleforthadjustput

    outherla,andthenightlaalonereflecteditsdulllightonthe

    ityofthebuilding,orary,hesawone

    ofthethreeantlepiecethrew

    soofitspaleraysonton

    thebalny.rrelshuddered;hethoughtheheardasob.

    itotbeind,generallyseous,but

    nourbedbythetwo

    ...
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