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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twtoit,andafterhavingrinsedhisuthasandoeswhen

    heistastingtheliquorintothefireplace.

    ”itisnodoubtthesa,”saidhe.”didyoudrinksotoo,

    noirtier”

    ”yes.”

    ”anddidyoualsodisverabittertaste”

    ”yes.”

    ”oh,doctor,”criedbarrois,”thefitisingonagain.oh,do

    sothingfor.”thedoctorfleetic,

    villefortseeifitising.”villefortsprangintothepassage,

    exg,”theetictheeticisiteyet”nooneanswered.

    thestprofoundterrhroughoutthehouse.”ifihad

    anythingbyahelungs,”saiddavrigny,

    lookingaroundhi”perhapsightpreventsuffocation.butthereis

    nothinghing””oh,sir,”criedbarrois,”areyoingtoletdiedyingoh,save”

    ”apen,apen”saidthedoctor.therehetable;he

    endeavoredtointroduouthofthepatient,he

    dstofhisnvulsions,akingvaiovot;butthe

    ja.thissend

    attathe

    uchtotheground,

    inthisparoxysknohatheulddonothingtoalleviateit,and,

    goinguptonoirtier,saidabruptly,”howdoyoufindyourselfwell”

    ”yes.”

    ”haveyouanyachfeellightand

    fortableeh”

    ”yes.”

    ”thenyoufeelprettychasyougenerallydoafteryouhavehadthe

    doseaccustodtogiveyoueverysunday”

    ”yes.”

    ”didbarroiskeyourlenade”

    ”yes.”

    ”eofit”

    ”no.”

    ”.devillefort”

    ”no.”

    ”da”

    ”no.”

    ”iter,then,not”

    ”yes.”agroanfroarrois,aiedbyayaedtocrack

    theveryja.davrig

    noirtier,auedtothesi.”barrois,”saidthedoctor,”

    youspeak”barroistteredafeake

    anefforttodoso,goodn.”saiddavrigny.barroisreopenedhis

    bloodshoteyes.”adethelenade”

    ”idid.”

    ”didyittoyoursterdirectlyitade”

    ”no.”

    ”youleftitsoeanti”

    ”yes;ileftitiry,becauseialledaway.”

    ”,then”

    ”deisellevalentine.”davrignystruckhisforeheadhhishand.

    ”graedhe.”doctor,doctor”criedbarrois,who

    feltaing.

    ”etic”askedthedoctor.

    ”hereisaglasshonealreadyprepared,”saidvillefort,entering

    theroo

    ””

    ”thechesteheree.”

    ”drinkit,”saidthedopossible,doctor;itis

    toolate;throatisyheartah,

    headoh,agonyshallisufferlikethislong”

    ”no,no,friend,”repliedthedoctor,”youosuffer.”

    ”ah,iuandyou,”saidtheunhappyn.”god,havercyupon

    ”and,utteringafearfulcry,barroisfellbackasifhehadbeen

    struckbylightning.davrignyputhishandtohisheart,andplaceda

    glassbeforehislips.

    ”esosyrupof

    violets.”villefortdiately.”donotbealard,noirtier,”

    saiddavrigny;”iaoingtotakepatientintotherooo

    bleedhithissortofattackisveryfrightfultoness.”

    andtakingbarroisuhear,hedraggedhintoanadjoining

    roobutalstiediatelyheretuedtofetchthelenade.noirtier

    closedhisrighteye.”you

    toseoyou.”villefortretued,anddavrignythin

    thepassage.”well,hoeinhere,”said

    davrigny,aookhintothechaeranlay.”is

    hestillinafit”saidtheprocureur.

    ”heisdead.”

    villefortdreed,

    azentandsyathy,”deadandsosoontoo”

    ”yes,itisverysoon,”saidthedoctor,lookingattherpsebefore

    hi”butthatoughtnottoastonishyou;nsieuranddade

    saintrandiedassoon.peopledieverysuddenlyinyourhouse,de

    villefort.”

    ”agistrate,haofhorrorand

    ion,”areyoustillharpingonthatterribleidea”

    ”still,sir;andishallalhas

    neverforoantynd;andthat

    youybequitesureiaotstakenthisti,listenoi

    aoingtosay,devillefort.”thegistratetrelednvulsively.

    ”thereisapoisonosthoutleavingany

    perceptibletraces.iknos

    andintheeffectsproduces.ireghepresenceof

    thispoisoninthecaseofpoorbarroisasede

    saintran.thereisaegitspreserestoresthe

    blueloroflitspaperreddenedbyanacid,andittussyrupof

    violetsgreen.uspaper,but,see,heretheyeh

    thesyrupofviolets.”

    thedoctor.davrigny

    opehedoor,andtookfrohehandsofthechaeridacuph

    ntaihreespoonfulsofthesyrup,hethencarefullyclosed

    thedoor.”look,”saidhetotheprocureur,beatsoloudly

    thatitghtalstbeheard,”hereisinthiscupsosyrupof

    violets,andthisdeonadeof

    onadebepureand

    inoffehesyrupainitslor;if,orary,

    thelenadebedruggedegreen.look

    closely”

    thedoonadefrohe

    deentbegan

    tofortthebottofthecup;thissedintfirsttookablueshade,

    thenfrohelorofsapphireitpassedtothatofopal,andfropal

    toerald.arrivedatthislasthue,itgedheresultof

    theexperinodoubtind.

    ”theunfortunatebarroishasbeenpoisoned,”saiddavrigny,”andiwill

    intainthisassertionbefodandn.”villefortsaidnothing,but

    heclaspedhishands,openedhishaggardeyes,and,overehhis

    etion,sankintoachair.

    chapter80.theaccusation.

    davrignysoooredthegistratetonsciousness,whohad

    lookedlikeasendrpseinthatchaerofdeath.”oh,death

    ...
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