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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twtgiveshiourthousandfranth,and

    leaveshi00,000franhiswill.”

    ”ah,yes,”saidthefactitiousabbe,ouand;”and

    heyoungnbearanwhile”

    ”andreacavalti.”

    ”isit,then,thatyoungheuntofntecristo

    hasreadeiselle

    danglars”

    ”exactly.”

    ”andyousufferthat,youe”

    ”radesaderousse.

    ”yht;itisnotyou.danglars,itisi.”

    ”donotdoso,reverendsir.”

    ””

    ”becauseyouoruin.”

    ”andyouthinkthattosavesuchvillainsasyouiean

    abettoroftheirplot,anacplitheircris”

    ”reverendsir,”saidcaderousse,draillnearer.

    ”iwillexposeall.”

    ”to”

    ”todanglars.”

    ”byheaven”criedcaderousse,drahisatanopenknife,

    andstrikiinthebreast,”youshalldisclosenothing,

    reverendsir”toent,theknife,insteadof

    piergtheuntsbreast,fleentthe

    untseizedhhislefthandtheassassins,and

    hisstiffenedfingers,and

    caderousseutteredacryofpain.buttheunt,disregardinghiscry,

    ntiobeingdislocated,

    hefellfirstonhiskhenflatonthefloor.theuntthen

    pla

    crushingthyskull,rascal.”

    ”ah,rcyrcy”criedcaderousse.theunthdre.

    ”rise”saidhe.caderousserose.

    ”ayouhave,reverendsir”saidcaderousse,strokinghis

    arallbruisedbythefleshypincers;”a

    ”

    ”silerengthtooverealikeyou;in

    thenaofthatgodiact,reerthat,dtosparethee

    atthisntisstillservinghi”

    ”oh”saidcaderousse,groaninghpain.

    ”takethispenandpaper,andeidictate.”

    ”idontknooe,reverendsir.”

    ”youlietakethispen,ande”caderousse,ahesuperior

    poheabbe,satdoe:

    sir,thenyouarereceivingatyourhouse,andtoyou

    iorryyhter,isafelonefrobr >

    toulon.healled

    beo,butheisignorantofhisrealna,havingneverknownhis

    parents.

    ”signit”ntiheunt.

    ”bute”

    ”ifisoughtyourruin,fool,ishoulddragyoutothefirst

    guardhouse;besides,hatnoteisdelivered,inallprobability

    youoretnit,then”

    ohebarondanglars,

    banker,ruedelachausseedantin.”caderousseetheaddress.the

    abbetookthenote.”nohatsufficesbegone”

    ”hway”

    ”thee.”

    ”youetogetoutatthatwindow”

    ”yougotinverywell.”

    ”oh,youhavesodesignagainst,reverendsir.”

    ”idiotdesignihave”

    ”eoutbythedoor”

    ”headvantageofheporter”

    ”ah,reverendsir,tell,doyouedead”

    ”igodwills.”

    ”butseasigodown.”

    ”wardlyfool”

    ”doyouintenddoinge”

    ”iaskyouakeyouahappyn,andyou

    havetuedoutarderer.”

    ”oh,nsieur,”saidakeoettryonce

    re”

    ”iaybereliedon.”

    ”yes,”saidcaderousse.

    ”ifyouarrivesafelyatho”

    ”you”

    ”ifyoureaesafely,leaveparis,leavefrandwherever

    youybe,solongasyounductyourselfwell,iwillsendyoua

    sllannuity;for,ifyouretuhosafely,then”

    ”then”askedcaderousse,shuddering.

    ”thenishallbelievegodhasfivenyou,andioo.”

    ”astrueasiae

    dieht”

    ”,pointingtothewindow.

    ise,puthislegsout

    oftheoodontheladder.”noheabbe,

    foldinghisar.uandinghehadnothiofearfroi

    caderoussebegantogodoheuntbroughtthetapertothe

    ightbeseeninthechaselyseesthatanwas

    gettingoutoftheherheldalight.

    ”areyoudoing,reverendsirsupposeaanshouldpass”and

    heblethelight.hethendesded,butit

    hisfoottouchthegroundthatheisfiedofhissafety.

    nte,and,glangrapidlyfrohe

    gardentothestreet,hesacaderousse,erothe

    endofthegarden,fixedhisladderagainsttheadifferentpart

    froihenlookiothestreet,saw

    thenedire,andplace

    hielfagainsttheaheeover.

    bedtheladderslohepingtosee

    ifthestreet.nooneuldbeseenorheard.theclockof

    theinvalidesstrue.thencaderoussesatastridetheping,and

    draovertheheodesd,

    orrathertoslidedohetans,hanease

    edheotheexercise.but,oarted,

    heuldnotstop.invaindidheseeanstartfroheshadohen

    heraisedashetouchedthe

    ground.beforeheulddefehatartruckhioviolently

    inthebackthatheletgotheladder,g,”help”asendblow

    strudiatelyintheside,andhefell,calling,”help,

    rder”then,asherolledontheground,hisadversaryseizedhiy

    thehair,andstruckhithirdbloecaderousse

    endeavoredtocallagain,butheuldonlyutteragroan,andhe

    shudderedasthebloodflohisthreeheassassin,

    findingthathenolongercriedout,liftedhisheadupbythehair;his

    eyesouthurderer,supposing

    hiead,letfallhisheadanddisappeared.thencaderousse,feeling

    thathe,raisedhielfonhiselbohadying

    voicecrieddyinghelp,reverend

    sir,help”

    thisufulappealpiercedthedarkh

    ...
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