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    instantthefiringbeganoherside,andtheballsperatedthe

    boardsallroundus.oh,hoyfatherlook

    atthatnt,ioftheflyingbullets,hisscitarinhis

    hand,andhisfaceblaediesandhowhe

    terrifiedtheeventhen,ahelybeforehieliselibr >

    isdead,

    repliedavoithedepthsoftheearth,and

    youarelost,aliatthesantanexplosionhe

    floftheroonyfathertingoup

    andshiveredtoatothetroopsuh.threeor

    fourpalikaresfellhtheirbodiesliterallyploughedhwounds.

    ”fatherhootheholeshe

    ballshadde,andtoreupoheplaire.butiediately

    throughthisopeningtoreshotse,

    rushinguplikefirefrohecraterofavolo,soonreachedthe

    tapestry,idstofallthisfrightful

    tultaerrificcries,ts,fearfullydistinct,

    follooreheartrendingthanall,frozeh

    terror.thesetortallyyfather,anditwashe

    ained

    standing,gingtoaothertriedtoforcethedoor,that

    sheghtgoaiteheinside.all

    aroundhiepalikares,hinginnvulsiveagonies,

    hreelyryingto

    escapebyspringingfrohethiscrisisthewholefl

    suddenlygaveyfatherfellononeknee,andatthesant

    tedhsabres,pistols,and

    poniardstan,

    andfatherdisappearedinaokekindledby

    thesedens,andedlikehellitselfopenihhis

    feet.ifeltselffalltotheground,therhadfainted.”

    haideesarfellbyherside,aeredadeepgroan,atthe

    satilookingtoheuntasiftoaskifheisfied

    nds.ntecristoaroseandapproached

    her,tookherhand,andsaidtoherinroiydear

    child,andtakeurageinreeringthatthereisagodwhowill

    punishtraitors.”

    ”itisafrightfulstory,unt,”saidalbert,terrifiedatthepaleness

    ofhaideesuntenanyselfnowforhavingbeenso

    yrequest.”

    ”oh,itisnothing,”saidntecristo.then,pattingtheyounggirlon

    thehead,hentinued,”haideeisveryurageous,ais

    evenfindsnsolationinthereisfortunes.”

    ”beyseriesrecalltothe

    reranceofyoodness.”

    albertlookedatherhcuriosity,forshehadrelatedhe

    stdesiredtokheslaveoftheunt.haidee

    saeexpressionpervadienancesofher

    ted,ytherreveredhersenseswe

    heserasker.kill,saidshe,butsparethehonorofthe

    etoyoustaddressyourself,

    saidkoorshid.

    ”to,thentoyoueaster.

    ”whoandwhereisheheishere.

    ”andkoorshidpoiohananyntributedtothe

    deathoffather,”saidhaidee,inatoneofchastenedahen,”

    saidalbert,”youbean”

    ”no,”repliedhaidee,”hedidnotdaretokeepus,soo

    soslavertsonstantinople.raversed

    greedarrivedhalfdeadattheierialgates.theywere

    surroundedbyacroopass,

    yther,havinglookedcloselyatahwas

    attragtheirattention,utteredapiergdfelltothe

    ground,pointingasshedidsotoaheadhe

    gates,ahhesewords:

    ”thisistheheadofalitepelinipashaofyanina.icriedbitterly,

    andtriedtoraisetherfroheearth,butshewasdeadiwas

    takentotheslaverket,andenian.he

    esters,andhirteen

    yearsofagehesoldtothesultanhod.”

    ”ofiboughther,”saidntecristo,”asitoldyou,albert,h

    theeraldedatadeintoaboxfor

    thepurposeofholdinghashishpills.”

    ”oh,yood,yreat,lord”saidhaidee,kissingthe

    untshand,”andiaeryfortunateinbelongingtosuchaster”

    albertreinedquitebehallthathehadseenandheard.

    ”e,finishyourontecristo;”thehistoryis

    ended.”

    chapter78.yanina.

    ifvalentineuldhaveseerelingstepandagitateduntenance

    offranzberofnoirtier,evenshewouldhave

    beennstraiopityhivilleforthadonlyjustgivenutterance

    toafesentences,airedtohisstudy,wherehe

    receivedaboutterhefolloter:

    ”afterallthedisoing,noirtierde

    villefortstseetheutteriossibilityofanyallianed

    betilyandthatoffranzdepinay.depinaystsay

    thatheissho.devillefort,o

    beastaailedthising,shouldnothave

    a.”

    nooneagistrateatthisnt,shly

    unherestances,would

    havesupposedforaninstantthathehadanticipatedtheannoyance;

    althoughitthathisfatherwould

    carrydor,orratherrudeness,sofarastorelatesuchahistory.

    andinjustiustbeuoodthatnoirtier,

    heopinionofhissononanysubject,hadalways

    ottedtoexplaintheaffairtovillefort,sothathehadallhislife

    eaihebeliefthatgeneraldequesnel,orthebarondepinay,

    asheeatelystyled,agasthespeakero

    identifyhiyhisoilyna,orbythetitlehhadbeen

    nferredohevictifassassination,andnotthathewas

    killedfairlyihisharshletter,ingasitdidfrenerallysopoliteandrespectful,struckartalblothepride

    ofvillefort.hardlyhadhereadtheletter,whenhisw

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