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intensedelightandioallyousay.”
haideeansarkelanile.”youe,then,
torelatethehistoryofpastsorrows”saidshe.
”ibegyoutodoso,”repliedalbert.
”akened
byther.
thecushionsonyeyesisawhers
filledeahoutspeaking.whenisawher
esin
spiteoftealesorthreats,ihadhachildscaprice
beenayfeelingsofsas
chasifeltined;butonthisoccasionthereonation
ofsuythersvoiceeto
silenandwasgiven.shebore
rapidlyaway.
”isahenthataircase;arounduswere
allthersservas,jewels,
pursesofgold,hheyhegreatest
distra.
”behindtheenedhlonggunsand
pistols,anddressediuedsince
theyhaveagaiion.youyigihereething
startlingandonous,”saidhaidee,shakingherheadandtuingpale
attherererahese,”inthislongfileofslavesand
enonlyhalfarousedfroleep,oratleastsotheyappearedto
,yselfscarcelyahereonthewallsof
thestaircase,bledinthe
fliedtoreachtothe
vaultedroofabove.
”quiadeevery
oneboblinginitseffectthewindpassingovera
fieldof,byitssuperithfeveryeartoyield
obeisadetrele.thisvoicey
father.hecalast,clothedinhissplendidrobesandholdinginhis
handthe.hewasleaningon
theshoulderofhisfavoriteseliandhedroveusallbeforehias
ashepherdyfather,”saidhaidee,raising
herhead,”anknoeof
alitepelini,pashaofyanina,andbeforeturkeytreled.”
albert,houtknoartedonhearingtheseed
asifthere
ethingsupeaturallyglooandterribleintheexpressionh
gleadfrohebrillianteyesofhaideeatthisnt;sheappeared
likeapythonessevokingaspeindthe
reranan,tothenehall
europehadlistenedhhorror.”soon,”saidhaidee,”edonour
rytherpressed
toherthrobbi,andatthedistanceofafey
father,arblestepsleddoo
thefloatingoide.
”froddleofthelakealargeblank
ss;ite
tobeatansiderabledistance,perhapsonatofthedarkness
ofthenight,beihanpartially
disceed.eerhattheoars
denonoiseeverinstrikingtheer,ando
ascertainthecauseisauffledhthesashesofour
palikares.besidestheroen,
father,ther,seliahepalikareshadreihe
shoreofthelake,readytoverourretreat;theyhe
loarblesteps,andinthatendedkingaraart
ofthethreeothers,incaseofpursuit.ourbarkflehewind.
yther.
greeklitianinthee.ed.
”silence,childhush,uand.why
shouldfatherflyhe,theallpootherswere
accustodtoflyhe,e;then
theyfearityfatherrying
toeffect.ihavebeentoldsithegarrisonofthecastleof
yanina,fatiguedhlongservice”
herehaideecastasignifitglaecristo,whoseeyes
hadbeeedoenanceduringtheourseofher
narrative.theyounggirlthenntinued,speakingslowly,likeaperson
efeatureofthehistoryh
heisrelating.”you,aying
thestilicitattentiontotherecital,”thatthegarrisonof
yanina,fatiguedhlongservice”
”hadtreatedhtheseraskerkoorshid,bythe
sultantogainpossessionofthepersonoffather;ithenthat
alitepeliniafterhaviothesultanafrenchoffi
hereposedgreatnfidenhhe
hadlongbeforepreparedforhielf,andaphygion,
ortherefuge.”
”andthisoffieerhisna,signora”
ntecristoexgedarapidglaheyounggirl,hwas
quiteujust
atthisnt;butifitshouldoccurtopresently,iell
you.”alberte,when
ntecristogentlyhelduphisfiokenofreproach;theyoung
nrellectedhisprose,and.
aturkishpashainndofthetroopsofaprovince.
ed.
”itohiskioskthating.agroundfloor,
oantedharabesques,bathingitsterratheer,and
anotherfloor,lookingonthelake,othe
eye.butbehegroundfloor,stretgoutintotheisland,was
alargesubterraher,self,andtheen
ed.inthisplaceogether60,000.pouchesand200
barrels;thepouoneyingold,andthe
barrelsh30,000.poundsofgunpowder.
”hebarrelsstoodselifathersfavorite,intioo
youjustnooodchdayandnighthalanceprovidedh
alightedslohishand,andhehadorderstoblowup
everythingkiosk,guards,en,gold,andalitepeli
thefirstsignalgivenbyfather.ireerhatt
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