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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twbecauseihavepreferredhioyou,ishallresignthecase

    tothekingsattoey.”

    ”youstake,sir,”saidrcerfysle;”iaot

    referringintheleasttotriny,andionlyaddressedselfto

    cavaltibecauseheappeareddisposedtointerferebetweenus.inone

    respereadytoquarrelheveryooday;

    butyouhavethefirstclaidanglars.”

    ”sir,”replieddanglars,palehangerandfear,”iwayou,when

    ihavethesfortuoetaddog,ikillit;andfarfrobr >

    thinkingselfguiltyofacri,ibelieveidosocietyakindness.

    noadandtrytobite,ihoutpity.is

    itfaultthatyourfatherhasdishonoredhielf”

    ”yes,serableorcerf,”itisyourfault.”danglars

    retreatedafeustbeddo

    iknohegreaffairhaveitravelledinthatuntrydidi

    adviseyourfathertosellthecastleofyaninatobetray”

    ”silence”saidalbert,hathunderingvoio;itisnotyouwho

    havedirectlydethisexposureandbroughtthissorroyou

    hypocriticallyprovokedit.”

    ”i”

    ”yes;youhoeitknown”

    ”isupposeyoureaditinthepaperintheatfroanina”

    ”oyanina”

    ”toyanina”

    ”yes.her”

    ”iigineaoyanina.”

    ”butonepersononlye”

    ”oneonly”

    ”yes;andthatwasyou”

    ”i,doubtless,ethatarryyour

    daughtertoayoungn,itisrighttokesoinquiriesrespeg

    hisfaly;itisnotonlyaright,butaduty.”

    ”youe,sir,knoanseive.”

    ”i,indeediassureyou,”crieddanglars,hanfidend

    sefearthanfroheihereallyfelt

    fortheyoungn,”isolelydeclaretoyou,thatishouldnever

    havethoughtofingtoyanina,didiknohingofalipashas

    sfortunes.”

    ”hen,urgedyoutoe.”

    ”pardieu,itostsilethingintheworld.ieakingof

    yourfatherspasthistory.isaidtheinofhisfortunereined

    obsyscruplesaskedwhereyour

    fatherhadacquiredhispropertyianshen,said

    he,etoyanina.”

    ”andhusadvisedyou”

    ”nootherthanyourfriend,ntecristo.”

    ”theuntofntecristotoldyoutoetoyanina”

    ”yes;andiyrrespondence,ifyoulike.”

    albertandbeaup,who

    hadspoken,”youappeartoaccusetheunt,

    parisatthisnt,andself.”

    ”iacoone,sir,”saiddanglars;”irelate,andi

    beforetheuntihavesaidtoyou.”

    ”doestheuntknoanseived”

    ”yes;isho.”

    ”didheknoyfatherschristiannailyna

    ndego”

    ”yes,ihadtoldhihatlongsindididonlyanyother

    ycirces,andperhapsless.heday

    afterthearrivalofthisaheadviceof

    nteydaughtershandforyou,idecidedlyrefusedhi

    buthoutanyexplanationorexposure.inshort,whyshouldihave

    aodo.de

    ryine.”

    albertfelttheblooduntingtohisbrohereuponthe

    subject.danglarsdefendedhielfe

    tiah,atleast

    inpart,ifnotfornscesake,butthroughfear.

    besides,orcerfseekingitonte

    cristooreorlessguilty;itanhe

    offen,

    anditdanglarsfight.and,inadditiontothis,

    everythingfottenorunperceivedbeforepreseselfnoo

    hisrelleontecristoknehing,ashehadboughtthe

    daughterofalipashand,knohing,hehadadviseddanglars

    toetoyanina.theansoalbertswish

    tobeintroducedtohaidee,andalloheiontotuon

    thedeathofali,andhadnotopposedhaideesrecitalbuthaving,

    doubtless,ai

    her,nottoilicatercerfsfather.besides,hadhenotbeggedof

    rentionhisfathersnabeforehaideelastly,hehad

    takeonorndyhefinalblohere

    uldbenodoubtthatallhadbeencalculatedandpreviouslyarranged;

    ntecristothenies.alberttook

    beau.

    ”yht,”saidthelatter;”danglarshasonlybeenasendary

    agentinthissadaffair,anditisofdentecristothatyou

    stdendanexplanation.”alberttued.”sir,”saidhetodanglars,

    ”uandthatidonottakeafinalleaveofyou;istascertainif

    yourinsinuatio,andaoingnooinquireoftheunt

    ofntecristo.”hebop,

    paniedhiothe

    door,otiveofpersonalhatred

    hadinfluenorcerf.

    chapter88.theinsult.

    atthebankersdoorbeauorcerf.”listen,”saidhe;

    ”justnoustdendan

    explanation.”

    ”yes;andohishouse.”

    ”refleontbeforeyougo.”

    ”onshallireflect”

    ”oahestepyouaretaking.”

    ”isitreseriousthangoingtodanglars”

    ”yes;danglarsisaneylover,andthoseoney,youknow,

    thinktoochoftheyrisktobeeasilyiofightaduel.

    theotheris,orary,toallappearanan;butdo

    youofindhibully”

    ”ionlyfearohing;naly,tofindanfight.”

    ”donotbealard,”saidbeauyonlyfearis

    thatheforyou.”

    ”friend,”saidrcerf,ile,”thatisihe

    happiestthingthatuldoccurto,yfathers

    stead;thatwouldsaveusall.”

    ”yourtherwoulddieofgrief.”

    ”poorther”saidalbert,passinghishandacrosshiseyes,”iknow

    shee.”

    ”areyouquitedecided,albert”

    ”yes;letusgo.”

    ”butdoyouthink

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