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正文 第252节 文 / [法]大仲马

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twstrohunpassions,loveandfear,was

    otheindulgenceofsuperstitiousthoughts.although

    itpossiblethatvalentineshouldseehihiddenashewas,he

    thoughtheheardtheshado;hisdisturbednd

    toldhio.thisdoubleerrorbeirresistiblereality,andby

    oheinprehensibletransportsofyouth,heboundedfrois

    hidingpladhtrides,attheriskofbeithe

    riskofalarngvaleheriskofbeingdisveredby

    soexclationightescapetheyounggirl,hecrossedthe

    flooonreseledalargee

    lake,andhavingpassedtheroreesendedinfront

    ofthehouse,hereachedthestep,ranquicklyupandpushedthedoor,

    houtaance.valentinehadnotseen

    hihereyes,raisedtogasilverycloud

    glidiheazure,itsforhatofashadoountingtowards

    heaven.herpoetidexcitedndpictureditasthesoulofher

    grandther.

    anandfouaircase,

    ed,preventedhisapproachbeingheard,andhehad

    regaihatdegreeofnfiden.devillefort

    evenedhiheepreparedforanysuch

    enunter.heonceapproachvaleherandaowledge

    all,beggingvilleforttopardonandsantheloveedtwo

    fondandlovis.rrelad.happilyhedidanyone.

    nohedescriptioinehadgivenofthe

    interiorofthehouseusefultohihearrivedsafelyatthetopof

    thestaircase,ahe

    direhe

    toseehisroad,andtohearthevoiceofoneinsorrohe

    dooropeered.attheotherendoftheroounderaesheet

    orealarngtorrelsince

    theathehadsouedlyoverheard.byitsside,onherknees,

    andhherheadburiedinthecushionofaneasychair,ine,

    trelingandsobbing,herhaendedaboveherhead,claspedand

    stiff.shehadtuedfroheainedopen,andwas

    prayingihatostunfeeling;her

    ,unintelligible,forthebuingriefalststoppedherutteraheonshiningthroughtheopen

    blihelaappeartobupaler,andcastasepulchralhue

    overtheplary

    forpiety,hepressed,butvalentinesuffering,

    ,orethanheuldbearin

    silence.hesighed,ande,andtheheadbathedintears

    andpressedonthevelvetcushionofthechairaheadlikethatof

    agdalenbyrreggio.valentine

    perceivedhid

    iions.rrelheldout

    hishandtoher.valentine,asheronlyapologyfoothavingthi

    poiherpseuhesheet,aosobagaiher

    daredforsotitospeakinthatrootheyhesitatedtobreakthe

    silelengthvaleured.

    ”friend,”saidshe,”hoeyouherealas,iwouldsayyouare

    e,hadhopeheothishouse.”

    ”valentine,”saidrrelblingvoice,”ihadedsince

    halfpasteight,anddidnotseeyoue;ibeeasy,leapedthe

    yhroughthegarden,the

    fatalevent”

    ”orrelshudderedashethoughtofthe

    ionofthedo.devillefort,ahoughtheuld

    seethroughthesheettheextendedhands,thestiffnedthepurple

    lips.

    ”yourservants,”saidhe,”ingthehesorrowful

    story;froheleaeditall.”

    ”butiteuphere,love.”

    ”five,”repliedrrel;”iwillgoaway.”

    ”no,”saidvalentine,”youghtetsooay.”

    ”butifanyoneshouldehere”

    theyounggirlshookherhead.”noonee,”saidshe;”donot

    fear,thereisoursafeguard,”pointingtothebed.

    ”buteofdepinay”repliedrrel.

    ”franzarrivedtosigractjustasdeargrandtherwas

    dying.”

    ”alas,”saidrrelhafeelingofselfishjoy;forhethoughtthis

    deathheobepostponedindefinitely.”but

    redoublessorroiheyounggirl,asifthisfeelingwas

    toreceiveitsiediatepunishnt,”isthatthepooroldlady,on

    herdeathbed,requestedthattherriageghttakeplaceassoonas

    possible;shealso,thinkingtoprotect,e.”

    ”hark”saidrrel.theybothlisteepsinctlyheardin

    therridorandoairs.

    ”itisfather,lefthisstudy.”

    ”toaorrel.

    ”hoisthedoctor”askedvaleonished.

    ”iigistbe,”saidrrel.valentinelookedattheyoungn;

    theyheardthestreetdoor.devillefortlockedthegarden

    door,auedupstairs.hestoppedantierooas

    ifhesitatiorintoda

    desaintrans;rrelncealedhielfbehindadoor;valentine

    reiionless,griefseengtodepriveherofallfear.de

    villefortpassedontohiso.”noine,”you

    hergooutbythefrontdooorbythegarden.”rrellookedat

    herent.”thereisbutohatissafe,”

    saidshe;”itisthroughgrandfathersroo”sherose,”e,”she

    added.”ilian.

    ”tograndfathersroo”

    ”iinnoirtiersapartnt”

    ”yes.”

    ”eanit,valentine”

    ”ihavelongyonlyreiningfriendandhneed

    hishelp,e.”

    ”becareful,valentine,”saidrrel,hesitatingtoplyhthe

    younggirlsyerroriactedlikeadnin

    inginhere.areyousureyouarerereasonable”

    ”yes,”saidvalentine;”andihavebutonesy

    deargrandthersreins,akentoch.”

    ”valentine,”saidrrel,”deathisinitselfsacred.”

    ”yes,”saidvalentine;”besides,itbef.”shethen

    crossedtherridor,ahe.

    noirtiersroorrelfolloiptoe;atthedoortheyfound

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