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正文 第261節 文 / [法]大仲馬

    小說站  www.xsz.tw栗子小說    m.lizi.tw栗子網  www.lizi.twrlly,ofhehadheardch.”well,”

    saidthebaohisdaughter,”arehenalltobeexcluded”he

    theheyoungnintothestudy,aherbyanoeuvre

    thedoortheplacewhere

    theysathertheuntnorthebaronessuldseeanything;butas

    thebankerhadaiedandrea,dadanglarsappearedtotakeno

    noticeofit.

    theuntsoonheardandreasvoice,singingarsisong,

    aiedbythepiano.iledathearingthissong,

    adehiosesightofaherelleofbeo,

    dadanglarsontecristoofherhusbandsstrength

    ofnd,oinghadlostthreeorfourhuhousand

    francsbyafailureatlan.thepraise

    theunthearditfrohebaroness,orbyohoseansbyh

    hekne

    tosuspeontecristo,”hebeginstoncealhis

    losses;anthsin.”thenaloud,”oh,da,

    danglarsissoskilful,hethebourseheloses

    elsewhere.”

    ”iseethatyoupartiadadanglars.

    ”ontecristo.

    ”thatdanglarsspeculates,whereasheneverdoes.”

    ”truly,da,irelleeapropos,e

    ofhihaveseennothingofhihelastthreeorfourdays.”

    ”nori,”saiddadanglars;”butyoubegaence,sir,anddid

    notfinish.”

    ”h”

    ”debrayhadtoldyou”

    ”ah,yes;hetolditonof

    speculation.”

    ”i,butidonotindulgenow.”

    ”thenyouareada.fortuneisprecarious;andifiwere

    aanandfatehaddeabankersightbe

    nfidenhusbandsgoodfortuillinspeculationyou

    knoyselfafortune

    indepeofhievenifiacquireditbyplagisin

    handsunkno.”dadanglarsblushed,inspiteofallher

    efforts.”stay,”saidntecristo,asthoughhehadnotobservedher

    nfusion,”ihaveheardo**ckyhitthatadeyesterdayonthe

    neapolitanbonds.”

    ”ihavenonenorhaveieverpossessedany;butreallyalked

    longenoughofney,unt,ockbrokers;haveyou

    heardhoeispersegthepoorvilleforts”

    ”ulatingtotalignorance.

    ”youknoerandiedafeerhehadset

    outonhisjoueytoparis,andtheressafeerher

    arrival”

    ”yes,”saidntecristo,”ihaveheardthat;but,asclaudiussaidto

    haet,itisala,andthey

    uedtheirloss;theyheirchildren,whowill,in

    theirtu,grieveforthe”

    ”butthatisnotall.”

    ”notall”

    ”no;theyarrytheirdaughter”

    ”tofranzdepinay.isitbrokenoff”

    ”yesterdaying,itappears,franzdeedthehonor.”

    ”indeedandisthereasonknown”

    ”no.”

    ”ho.devillefortbearit”

    ”asusual.likeaphilosopher.”danglarsretuedatthisnt

    alone.”.cavaltihyour

    daughter”

    ”anddeiselledarlly,”saidthebanker;”doyounsiderheo

    ohen,tuingtontecristo,hesaid,”princecavaltiisa

    an,ishenotbutishereallyaprince”

    ”iontecristo.”hisfatherwas

    introduarquis,soheoughttobeaunt;butidonot

    thinkhehaschclaiothattitle.”

    ”hebanker.”ifheisaprince,heisaintain

    hisrank;idonotlikeanyoodenyhisin.”

    ”oh,youareathhdeiling.

    ”butdoyouseetoyouareexposingyourself”saidthebaroness.

    ”if,pere,he.cavaltiinthat

    rooitted.”

    ”youyesso

    seldoitonlycethatbringshi”

    ”butshouldheeandfindthatyoungnight

    bedispleased.”

    ”heyouarestaken.albertdousthehonortobe

    jealous;hedoesnotlikeeugeniesuffitly.besides,iotfor

    hisdispleasure.”

    ”still,situatedasweare”

    ”yes,doyouknoothersballhedanced

    oncees,aooknonotice

    ofit.”thevaletannouhevitealbertdercerf.thebaroness

    rosehastily,andothestudy,oppedher.

    ”letheralone,”saidhe.shelookedathi.ntecristo

    appearedtobeunnsciousofpassed.albertentered,looking

    veryhandsoandinhighspirits.heboelytothebaroness,

    faliarlytodanglars,andaffeontecristo.thentuing

    tothebaroness:”yiaskhooiselledanglarsis”saidhe.

    ”sheisquitethepiano

    andindifferentnner;he

    ghtfeelperhapsannoyed,buthekne.

    ”adeiselle

    eugenieasplendidsoprano,andthensheplaysthepianolikethalberg.

    thebeadelightfulone.”

    ”theysuiteaarkablyappeared

    nottonoticethisrerk,e

    danglarsblushed.

    ”i,too,”saidtheyoungn,”asiatleast,stersused

    totellso;butitisstravoieverany

    other,andasoprahanany.”danglarssled,aosay,

    ”itisofnonsequehen,hopingdoubtlesstoeffecthis

    purpose,hesaid,”theprinddaughterired

    yesterday.you.dercerf”

    ”prince”askedalbert.”princecavalti,”saiddanglars,who

    persistedingivingtheyoungnthattitle.

    ”pardon,”saidalbert,”iahathee.and

    prinusthave

    been.butiwasunable

    toaisedtoaytherto

    agergivenbythebaronessofchateaurenaud.”thiswas

    folloayialsobeallowed,”said

    ryrespeoiselledanglars””ont,”

    saidthebaoppingtheyoungn;”doyouhearthatdelightful

    cavatinata

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