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toulon,enfronfa,andhischoice
fellonyouandyourpanion.youreoneyand
tranquillityoa
felonslife,ghtliveasothern.then,chedcreature,thenyou
tetedgodathirdti.ihavenotenough,yousaid,whenyouhad
rethanyoubeforepossessed,andyouttedathirdcri,hout
reason,houtexcuse.godisaderousse
edrink,”saidhe:”ithirstibu”nte
aglassofer.”ahatvillain,beo,will
escape”
”ellyou,towillbepunished.”
”then,you,too,doyourdutyasa
priestyoushouldhavepreventedbeofroilling.”
”i”saidtheunt,ilean,”when
youhadjustbrokenyourknifeagainsttheatofilected
breastyetperhapsifihadfoundyouhuleaent,ight
havepreventedbeofroillingyou;butifoundyouproudand
bloodthirsty,ayouinthehandsofgod.”
”idonotbelievethereisagod,”ho
believeit;youlieyoulie”
”silence,”saidtheabbe;”you
yourveins.youdonotbelieveingodrikingyou
deadyou,aprayer,aword,a
tear,ahavedirectedtheassassins
daggersoastoendyourcareerinant,hasgivenyouthisquarter
ofanhourforrepentance.reflect,then,an,a.”
”no,”saidcaderousse,”no;irepent.thereisnogod;thereis
noprovidenceallesbyce.”
”thereisaprovidenontecristo,”ofyou
areastrikingproof,asyoulieinutterdespair,denyinghiwhilei
standbeforeyou,rich,happy,safeareatingthatgodinyou
endeavoottobelieve,.”
”buthen”askedcaderousse,fixinghisdyihe
unt.”looke”saidntecristo,puttingthelightnearhis
face.”ontecristotookoffthewig
,afallhisblackhair,haddedso
chtothebeautyofhispallidfeatures.”oh”saidcaderousse,
thuruck,”butforthatblackhair,ishouldsayyouhe
englishn,lordore.”
”iaeithertheabbebusoninorlordore,”saidntecristo;
”thinkagain,doyounotrellect”thoseagiceffe
theuntsorerevivedtheexhaustedpohe
serablen.”yes,indeed,”saidhe;”ithinkihaveseenyouand
knoerly.”
”yes,e;youkneeonce.”
”edie”
”becausenothingsaveyou;yourortal.haditbeen
possibletosaveyou,ishouldhavensidereditanotherproofofgods
rdiy
fathersto.”
”byyourfathersto”saidcaderousse,supportedbyasupeatural
poselftoseeredistinctlythenwhohad
justtakehenholdsacred;”hen,areyou”
theunthadchedtheapproachofdeath.heknehishelast
struggle.heapproa
andlan”andhisalstclosed
lipsutteredanasoloselfappearedafraidto
hearit.caderousse,selfonhisknees,andstretched
outhisartriedtodrahenclaspinghishands,andraising
thegod,god”saidhe,”pardon
forhavingdehee;thoudostexist,thouartindeednsfather
inheaven,andhisjudgeod,lord,ihavelongdespised
theepardon,god;receive,olord”caderoussesighed
deeply,andfellbackhis
wounds.hewasdead.
”one”saidtheuntsteriously,hiseyesfixedontherpse,
disfiguredbysoaierhesurgeonand
theprocureurarrived,theoneaiedbytheporter,theotherby
ali,andheabbebusoni,heside
oftherpse.
chapter84.beaucha.
thedaringattettorobtheuopifion
throughoutparisforthefht.thedyingnhadsigneda
depositiondeclaringbeobetheassassin.thepolicehadorders
tokethestriurderer.caderoussesknife,dark
lante,bunchofkeys,andclothing,excepti,h
uldnotbefouheregistry;therpsewas
hergue.theunttoldeveryohatthisadventurehad
happenedduringhisabseauteuil,andthatheonlykne
erece,had
requestedtopassthenightinhishouse,toexanesovaluablebooks
inhislibrary.bertuccioalouedpalee
entionedinhispresetherewasnoreasonwhyanyone
shouldnoticehisdoingso.villefort,beingcalledontoprove
thecri,eardorthathewas
accustodtoexerciseinalcases.
butthreeostdiligentsearchhad
beenunsuurderoftherobber
byhisradeostfotteninanticipationoftheapproag
rriageofdeiselledanglarstotheuntandreacavalti.itwas
expectedthatthislytakeplace,astheyoung
nthebankersasthebetrothed.lettershadbeen
despatchedtocavalti,astheuntsfather,whohighlyapproved
oftheunirettedhisinabilitytoleaveparatthatti,and
prosedaofahundredandfiftythousandlivres.it
illionsshouldbeintrustedtodanglarsto
i;sopersonshadanofthecircesof
hisfuturefatheriaiedlosses;but
edisiednessandnfidenanrefused
tolisten,ortoexpressasingledoubttothebaron.thebaronadored
untandreaadeiselleeugeniedanglars.han
instinatriny,shesufferedatentions
iogetridofrcerf;but,she
betrayedairedisliketohithebaronghtpossiblyhave
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