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正文 第298节 文 / [法]大仲马

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    feaheaboventionedpurchaseadeonhishighnesss

    aoffourhuhousand

    francs.

    ”givenatnstantinople,byauthorityofhishighness,intheyear

    1247ofthehegira.

    ”signedelkobbir.

    ”thatthisrerdshouldhavealldueauthority,itshallbearthe

    ierialseal,hevendorisboundtohaveaffixedtoit.

    ”hertssignaturetherehesealofthe

    sublieeror.adreadfulsilencefollohereadingofthis

    dot;theuntuldonlystare,andhisgaze,fixedasif

    unnsedoneoffireandblood.da,said

    thepresident,yreferenontecristo,

    heunt

    ofnteyfosterfather,hasbeeninnorndythelastthree

    days.

    ”hen,hasunselledyoutotakethisstep,oneforh

    theurtisdeeplyiedtoyou,andlynatural,

    nsideringyourbirthandyoursfortunessir,repliedhaidee,

    ihavebeeakethisstepfrofeelingofrespedgrief.

    althoughae,ihavealto

    revengeillustriousfather.sifootinfrandknew

    thetraitorlivedinparis,ihavechedcarefully.iliveretired

    inthehouseofechoice.ilove

    retirentandsilence,becauseiliveythoughtsand

    relleontee

    ignorantofnothinghpassesin

    theyapartnts,forinstance,i

    seealltheneal,aseof

    sidbythusgtheurseofthelifeofothers,ileaed

    oinginthehouseofpeers,ando

    takeplacethisevening;thenie.

    ”then,rerkedthepresident,theuntofntecristoknows

    nothingofyourpresentproceedingsheisquiteuna,and

    ihavebutonefear,hatheshoulddisapproveofi

    havedoitisagloriousdayfor,ntiheyounggirl,

    raisingherardentgazetoheaven,thatonlastan

    opportunityofavengingfather

    ”theunthadnotutteredonee.his

    lleagueslookedathianddoubtlesspitiedhisprospects,blighted

    uheperfudbreathofaan.hisseryedin

    sinisterlinesonhisuntenance.dercerf,saidthepresident,

    dhisladyasthedaughterofalitepelini,pashaof

    yaninano,saidrcerf,attetingtorise,itisabaseplot,

    ntrivedbyenees.haidee,he

    door,asifexpegsoouedhastily,and,seei

    standing,shrieked,youdonotknoesaidshe.unately

    regnizeyouyouarefeahefrenchofficerwholed

    thetroopsofheritisyouhecastleof

    yaninaitisyoutonstantireaththe

    eerorforthelifeordeathofyourbehtbackafalse

    ndategrantingfullpardonitisyouaained

    thepashasring,,thefirekeeper

    itisyou.itisyouytherand,to

    thert,elkobbirassassin,assassin,assassin,youhavestillon

    yourbroastersbloodlook,gentlen,all

    ”theseandevidenttruth,

    thateveryeyeselfpassed

    hishandacrossit,asifhefeltalisbloodstilllingeringthere.

    youpositivelyregnizedercerfastheofficer,feand

    ndegoindeedidoyther,itwasyouwho

    said,”youher,youiobe

    alstaqueen.lookan;itishehers

    headonthepointofaspear;itisheishewhoforsook

    uslookhisrighthand,onhhehasalargewound;ifyou

    fothisfeatures,youbythathand,intohfell,

    onebyohegoldpieertelkobbir”ikno

    ah,lethiaynoeeachwordfelllikea

    daggeronrcerf,anddeprivedhifaportionofhisenergy;asshe

    utteredthelast,hehidhistilatedhandhastilyinhisbosoand

    fellbahisseat,overedbyessanddespair.this

    sblyrespegthe

    accusedunt.

    ”untofrcerf,saidthepresident,donotalloobe

    partialas

    thatofgod;itpledonbyyourenees

    houtgivingyouanopportunityofdefendingyourself.shallfurther

    inquiriesbedeshallteersofthehousebesenttoyanina

    speakreerslookedateachother

    per;itst

    be,indeed,adreadfulbletodefend

    hielf.theyexpectedthathisstupefiedsilencewouldbefollowedbya

    fieryoutburst.hepresident,isyourdecision

    ”ihaveoke,saidtheuntinaloone.

    ”hasthedaughterofalitepelinispokehsaidthe

    president.isshe,theerribleeyoudare

    notplead”notguilty”haveyoureallyttedthecrisofh

    youareahanexpressionh

    ghthavesofteigers,buthisjudges.then

    heraisedhiseyestodiately,

    asifhefearedtheroofohisdistressedview

    thatsendtribunaledgod.

    the,hetoreopenhisat,edto

    stiflehiaherooikeadn;hisfootstepwasheard

    ointherridor,thelingofhiscarriagewheels

    asheen,saidthepresident,when

    silenceorvictedoffelony,

    treason,andndubeihishouseyes,replied

    alltheersofthetteeofinquiryousvoice.

    ”haideehadreiiltheeeting.sheheardthe

    uencepronouncedhoutbetrayinganexpressionofjoyor

    pity;thendraajesticallytothe

    uncillors,ahatdigeptributes

    tohisgoddesses.”

    chapter87

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