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hisrepugnance,hepronouherequiredoath,butinsolow
atoobesajorityoftheers,who
insistedonhisrepeatingitclearlyanddistinctly,hhedid.
””noiatlibertytoretire”saidthegeneral.thepresidentrose,
appoihreeerstoayhiandgotintothecarriageh
thegeneralafterbandaginghiseyes.ohosethreeerswas
theaeers
silentlydispersed.”aken”askedthe
president.”any.depinay.
”behepresident,”youarenolohe
assely,andhaveonlytodo
unlessyou.
depinayon,”youarestillasbraveinyourcarriageasinyour
asselybecauseyouarestillfainstohepresidentstopped
theach.theyeshesteps
leaddootheriver.”ophere”askeddepinay.
””bean,and
thatnandinghonorable
reparation.”
””ahodofassassination”saidthegeneral,shrugginghis
shoulders.
””kenonoise,sir,unlessyouetonsideryouasohe
nofyouspokejustheirweaknessfor
ashield.youarealone,onealoneshallansweryou;youhaveasword
byyourside,ihaveoneine;youhavenoness,ohese
gentlenoveyourbandage.”
thegeorethehandkerchieffroiseyes.”atlast,”saidhe,”i
shallknoihavetodo.”theyopehedoorandthefour
nalighted.”
franzagaininterruptedhielf,andhisbrow;
thereethingabling
pallorthesedetailsofhisfathersdeath,hertobeena
stery.valentineclaspedherhandsasifinprayer.noirtierlookedat
villefortostsubliexpressionofandpride.franz
ntinued:
”itercury
hadbeenfiveorsixdegreesbelohestepsovered
the
sideoftherailingtoassisthiingdonesses
follothestepstotheriver
hsno,theeroftheriverlookedblack
anddeep.ohesendsforalanteinaalbargenear,
andbyitslighttheyexahessh
ply,ashehadsaid,onehecarriedinhise,hes
shorterthanthegenerals,andhadnoguard.thegeneralproposedto
castlotsforthesthepresidentsaiditwashewhohadgiven
theprovocation,andhehadsupposedeachwoulduse
hisos.thenessesendeavoredtoinsist,butthepresident
badetheesilent.thelanteheground,thetwo
adversariestooktheirstations,andtheduelbegan.thelightdethe
ten,theywere
scarcelyperceptible,thedarkness.
”generaldepinaypassedforohebestseninthear,but
heissedhisaindfell.
thehoughthehisadversary,whoknewhehad
notstrutheassistanceofhishandtorise.the
ingthegeneral,andherushedon
hisadversary.buthisoppodidnotalloobebroken.
hereceivedhinhissesthegeneraldrekon
findioocloselyengaged,auedtothecharge.at
thethirdhefellagaihoughtheslipped,asatfirst,andthe
ove,approachedandendeavoredtoraise
hibuttheonearoundthebodyfounditwas
istefainted,revived.
”ah,”saidhe,”theyhavesentsofengstertofighte.”
thepresident,houtanshenesshe
lante,andraisinghissleeve,shoteived
inhisarthenopeninghisat,andunbuttoninghisat,
displayedhisside,piercedhathirdillhehadnoteven
utteredasigh.generaldepinaydiedfiveer.”
fraheselasthattheywerehardly
audible,aopped,passinghishandoverhiseyesasifto
dispelaontssilence,hentinued:
”thepresidentupthesteps,afterpushinghissohis
e;atrackofbloodonthesnoarkedhisurse.hehadscarcely
arrivedatthetopheerithe
generalsbody,henesseshadjustthrootheriverafter
ascertainingthathehen,inaloyalduel,
andnotinaushasitghthavebeeed.inproofofthiswe
havesighispapertoestablishthetruthofthefacts,lestthe
ntshouldarriveheroftheactorsinthisterriblese
shouldbeaeditatedrderorofinfriofthelaws
ofhonor.
”signed,beaurepaire,deschas,andlecharpal.”
hisat,sodreadfulfora
son;otion,hadear;when
villefort,treling,andcrouchedinaer,hadendeavoredtolessen
thestorysupplian,”sir,”
saiddepinaytonoirtier,”sinceyouareedhallthese
details,testedbyhonorablesignatures,sinceyouappear
totakesoiin,althoughyouhaveonlyed
ithithertobycausingsorroenotonefinal
satisfaethenaofthepresidentoftheclub,thatiy
atleastknoyfather.”villeforticallyfeltfor
thehahedoor;valentine,oodsoohananyoneher
grandfathersanse
ardreoiselle,”saidfranz,tuingtowards
valentine,”uniteyoureffortsiofindoutthenaofthen
adeanorphanattainedduand
tionless.
”hold,sir,”saidvillefort,”donotprolongthisdreadfulse.the
nashavebeenpurposelyncealed;fatherhielfdoesnotknoho
thispresidentes
arenotiionary.”
”oh,
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