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正文 第265节 文 / [法]大仲马

    台湾小说网  www.192.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twisvisitor.”sir,”shesaidto

    rosteasthefriendoflordandster.”

    thisah

    kesthelanguageofdanteassonorousasthatofhor.then,tuing

    toali,shedirectedhiffeeandpipes,and

    theroooexeistressshebeedalbert

    toapproaonteorcerfdreheirseats

    toalltable,onusic,drawings,andvases

    offlo.

    baptistin,thisportionofthebuilding.albert

    refusedthepipe.”oh,takeittakeit,”

    saidtheunt;”haideeisalstascivilizedasaparisian;thesll

    ofanhavanaisdisagreeabletoher,butthetobacoftheeastisa

    stdelie,youknow.”

    alilefttheroothecupsofffeehthe

    additionofsugar,ontecristoand

    haideetookthebeverageintheinalarabiahatisto

    say,houtsugar.haideetooktheporcelainherlittleslender

    fingersandoheruthhalltheiartlessness

    ofachildethinglikes.atthis

    ered,bringingsalversfilledhidsherbet,

    alltablesappropriatedtothatpurpose.

    ”dearhost,andyou,signora,”saidalbert,initalian,”excuse

    apparentstupidity.iauitebeisnaturalthatit

    shouldbeso.hereiantheheartofparis;butantagoiheard

    therulingoftheoibusesainklingofthebellsofthe

    lenadesellers,andnoransportedto

    theeast;notsuchasihaveseenit,butsuchasdreahavepainted

    it.oh,signora,ifiuldbutspeakgreek,yourion,added

    tothefairysee,h

    delightasitpossibleforevertet.”

    ”ispeaksuffietonversehyou,sir,”

    saidhaideequietly;”andifyoulikeybest

    tosecurethegratificationofyourtasteswhileyouarehere.”

    ”onsubjectshallinversehher”saidalbert,inaloone

    tontecristo.

    ”justayspeakofheruntryandofheryouthful

    renise,naples,or

    florence.”

    ”oh,”saidalbert,”itisofobeinthepanyofagreekif

    onenversesjustiyleasespeakto

    heroftheeast.”

    ”dosothen,forofalltheshathe

    stagreeabletohertaste.”alberttuedtoage

    didyouleavegreece,signora”askedhe.

    ”ileftitfiveyearsold,”repliedhaidee.

    ”andhaveyouanyrelleofyouruntry”

    ”yeyesandthink,iseeoseeitallagain.thend

    seeasetisbutthendnever

    fets.”

    ”andhoothepastdoyourrellesextend”

    ”iuldscarcelyyther,alledvasiliki,h

    ansroyal,”saidtheyounggirl,tossingherheadproudly,”tookby

    thehand,andafterputtinginourpursealltheneywepossessed,we

    sfortheprisoners,

    sayihepoorleothelord.thenwhenour

    purseuedtothepaladhoutsayingao

    father,ongstthe

    prisoners.”

    ”andhoe”

    ”ihreeyearsold,”saidhaidee.

    ”thenyoureereverythingthatthetiwhen

    youhreeyearsold”saidalbert.

    ”everything.”

    ”unt,”saidalbert,inaloontecristo,”doallow

    thesignoratotellsothingofherhistory.youprohibited

    ntioningfathersnatoher,butperhapsshe

    ofheroheurseoftherecital,andyouhavenoidea

    hoepronouncedbysuchbeautiful

    lips.”ntecristotuedtohaidee,andhanexpressionof

    untenanostilicitattentionto

    hishefateofyourfather;but

    herthenaofthetraitoorthetreason.”haideesigheddeeply,

    andashadeofsadnesscloudedherbeautifulbrow.

    ”orcerfinaone.

    ”iagainrendedherthatyouhatshe

    ncealanythingfroou.”

    ”then,”saidalbert,”thispiouspilgrigeinbehalfoftheprisoners

    erahe”

    ”oh,thenireerasifityesterdaysittinguheshade

    ofsosycaretrees,onthebordersofalake,intheersofh

    thetrelingfoliageirror.uheoldestand

    thiyfather;ther

    usedselfbyplayinghhis

    longondhilt

    ofthestitotithere

    analbaniahingtotention,

    butetoneofvoice,eitherkill,

    orpardon.”

    ”itisverystrange,”saidalbert,”tohearsuchthe

    uthofaanactressoage,andoneneedsnstantly

    tobesayingtoohisisnofi,itisallreality,in

    ordertobelieveit.andhoed

    astheyhavebeentogazeonsutedses”

    ”ithinkitisafiry,”saidhaidee,”butiseefra

    reallyis,becauseilookonitan;yown

    untry,theiressionproduy

    osphere,his

    lunousorotheryrerancesofitaresador

    joyous.”

    ”soyoung,”saidalbert,fettingatthesnd

    thatheshouldaskionsoftheslaveherself,”isitpossible

    thatyouhaveknoe”

    haideetuedhereyestoakingatthesa

    tisoierceptiblesign,rred,”goon.”

    ”nothingiseversofiryiressedonthendastheryofour

    earlychildhood,andhtheexceptionofthet

    desyearliestreniscesarefraughthdeepest

    sadness.”

    ”speak,speak,signora,”saidalbert,”iaisteningh

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