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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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