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正文 第292节 文 / [法]大仲马

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twlastsparksfroheblaedpaper,anddisappearasthe

    skefrohosesilentashes.”

    ”yes,yes,”saidalbert,”andytherereinonlytheeteal

    friendshipisedtodeliverer,itted

    toourchildrenschildren,andshallalindthatioy

    lifeandthehonorofnatoyou,forhadthisbeenknown,oh,

    beauyself;or,no,poortheri

    uldnothavekilledherbythesablo

    untry.”

    ”dearalbert,”saidbeaucha.butthissuddenandfactitiousjoysoon

    forsooktheyoungn,andillgreatergrief.

    ”p,”yfriend”

    ”iarokeed,”saidalbert.”listen,beauchaiotthus,

    inantrelinquishtherespect,thenfidendpridehh

    afathersuntaishednainspiresason.oh,beaucha,beaucha,

    hoineshallidrayforeheadfrois

    erahisiahesten.

    ah,ther,poorther”saidalbert,gazingthroughhistearsat

    histhersportrait;”ifyouknouchstyousuffer”

    ”e,”saidbeauy

    friend.”

    ”buthoethatfirstobeiedinyourjoualso

    unknoyaninvisiblefoehasdohis.”

    ”therestyoufortifyyourself,albert.letnotraotionbe

    visibleonyouruntenance,bearyriefasthecloudbearshin

    itruinahafatalsecret,knobursts.

    go,friend,reserveyourstrengthforthenthecrashshall

    e.”

    ”youthink,then,allisnotoveryet”saidalbert,horrorstri.

    ”ithinknothing,friend;butallthingsarepossible.bytheway”

    ”phesitated.

    ”areyougoingtorrydeiselledanglars”

    ”enow”

    ”beentofthiseisedh

    thepersonofwewerespeaking.”

    ”ho.danglars”

    ”iaskyouonlyhoentstandsprayputnonstru

    oheyshouldnvey,andgivetheoundue

    .”

    ”no.”saidalbert,”theeisbrokenoff.”

    ”p.theheyoungntorelapse

    intolancholy,”letusgoout,albert,”saidhe;”arideinthewood

    inthephaeton,oronhorseback,heu

    tobreakfast,andyoushallattendtoyouraffairs,anditone.”

    ”;”butletushinkalittleexertion

    egood.”thetoress.when

    arrivedatthedeleine,”sincep,”let

    us.denteirablyadaptedtoreviveones

    spirits,beyopinionthosewhoask

    iohebestforters.”

    ”gladly,”saidalbert;”ilovehietuscall.”

    chapter85.thejouey.

    ionoheyoungn

    together.”ah,ha”saidhe,”ihopeallisover,explainedand

    settled.”

    ”yes,”saidbeauch”theabsurdreportshavediedaway,andshould

    theyberene;soletusspeakno

    reofit.”

    ”albertthesa

    advifinishiexecrableings

    work.”

    ”isit”saidalbert;”arrangingyourpapers,apparently.”

    ”papers,thankgod,no,papersareallincapitalorder,because

    ihavecavaltis.”

    ”cavaltis”askedbeaucha.

    ”yes;doyounotknoais

    introdug”saidrcerf.

    ”letusnotsuaecristo;”i

    introdu.cavalti.”

    ”andile,”istorrydeiselle

    danglarsinsteadof,ecruelly.”

    ”arrydeiselledanglars”asked

    beaucha.

    ”theendoftheontecristo;

    ”you,ajoualist,thehusbandofrenoisthetalkofallparis.”

    ”andyou,unt,havedethistch”askedbeaucha.

    ”isilenakea

    typoooppose

    it.”

    ”ah,iuand,”saidbeaucha,”onourfriendalbertsat.”

    ”onaan;”oh,no,iheuntwilldo

    thejusticetoassertthatihave,orary,alreated

    hiobreakoffe,andhappilyitiseheunt

    pretendsihavenothiothank;sobeitianaltardeo

    ignoto.”

    ”listen,”saidntecristo;”ihavehadlittletodo

    atvariahan;thereisonly

    deiselleeugehethoughts

    oftriny,andtleiopersuadeher

    torenoune.”

    ”anddoyousaythishand”

    ”oh,yes,inspiteofalliuldsay.idonotknoan;

    heissaidtobeofgoodfalyandrich,butirusttovague

    assertions.ihavetired,buthe

    isfasatededhifa

    aned

    byhisolenbygypsies,orlostbyhistutor,iscarcelyknow

    forrethanten

    years;hediddurienyears,godonlyknows.well,all

    thatssiooajorto

    dendpapers,aheyare.iselikepilatewashing

    hands.”

    ”andoiselledarllysaytoyouforrobbingherofher

    pupil”

    ”oh,knoiuandthatsheisgoingto

    italy.dadanglarsaskedforlettersofrendationforthe

    iresari;igaveherafehedirectorofthevalletheatre,

    eobligationto.butatter,albertyou

    lookdull;areyou,afterall,unnsciouslyinloveoiselle

    eugenie”

    ”iaotailingsorrop

    tuedtolookatsopaintings.”but,”ntiecristo,”you

    arenotinyourusualspirits”

    ”ihaveadreadfulheadache,”saidalbert.

    ”ydearvisunt,”saidntecristo,”ihaveaninfallible

    redytoproposetoyou.”

    ”an.

    ”age.”

    ”indeed”saidalbert.

    ”yes;andasiaustno

    ...
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