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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw小说站  www.xsz.twuldidoforyou,ednd,besidesprayanden;forten

    yearsidreadeaightthesadreaihadbeentoldthatyouhad

    endeavoredtoescape;thatyouhadtakentheplaceofanotherprisoner;

    thatyouhadslippedintotheofadeadbody;thatyouhad

    beenthrothetopofthechateaudif,andthatthecryyou

    utteredasyoudashedupontherocksfirstrevealedtoyourjailersthat

    theyurderers.ond,isoyou,bythehead

    ofthatsonforieyourpity,ednd,fortenyearsisaw

    everynighteverydetailofthatfrightfultragedy,andfortenyears

    iheardeverynightthecrye,shudderingandld.and

    i,too,edndohbelieveguiltyasioo,have

    sufferedch”

    ”haveyouknoitistohaveyourfatherstarvetodeathinyour

    absence”criedntecristo,thrustinghishandsintohishair;”have

    youseentheanyoulovedgivingherhandtoyourrival,whileyou

    ofadungeon”

    ”no,”interruptedrcedes,”butihaveseenhilovedonthe

    pointofrderingson.”rcedesutteredthesehsuchdeep

    anguish,ontecristould

    rainasob.thelioheavengeronquered.

    ”e”saidhe,”yoursonslifewell,heshall

    live”ronte

    ostinstantaneously,for,

    doubtless,godhadsentsoaollectthearreprecious

    heyihantherichestpearlsofguzeratandophir.

    ”oh,”saidshe,seizishandandraisingittoherlips;

    ”oh,thankyou,thankyou,edndnotyou

    anialaysayso”

    ”soondwill

    nothavelongtobelovedbyyou.deathisabouttoretutotheto,

    thephantooretireindarkness.”

    ”ond”

    ”isay,sinand,rcedes,istdie.”

    ”dieandalksofdyingheseideasof

    death”

    ”youdonotsupposethat,publiclyedinthefaceofa

    heatre,inthepresenceofyourfriendsandthoseofyour

    sonchallengedbyaboyyfivenessasifitwere

    aviontolive.

    ostlovedafteryou,rcedes,yself,dignity,andthat

    strengthesuperiortoothern;thatstrengthy

    life.hone,andidie.”

    ”buttheduelond,sinceyive”

    ”itostsoletone;”but

    insteadofyoursonsbloodtostaintheground,newillflow.”

    rcedesshrieked,andsprangtoontecristo,but,suddenly

    stopping,”ednd,”saidshe,”thereisagodaboveus,sinceyoulive

    andsinfroyheart.while

    yson

    shouldlive,haveyounot”

    ”yes,da,heshalllive,”saidntecristo,surprisedthathout

    reetionradeforher.

    rcedesextendedherhandtotheunt.

    ”ednd,”saidshe,andhereyeshtears

    hioshespoke,”hoisofyou,hotheayou

    havejustperford,hoetohavetakenpityonapooranwho

    appealedtoyougrriefrethanindedndbyasle,

    orbyalook,ofthatranyhoursin

    ing.ah,believe,ednd,asitoldyou,itoohave

    sufferedch;irepeat,itislancholytopassoneslifehout

    haviorecall,houtpreservingasinglehope;butthat

    provesthatallisover.no,itisnotfinished;ifeelitby

    ainsi.oh,irepeatit,ednd;youhavejust

    doneisbeautifulitisgrand;itissubli.”

    ”doyousaysonoercedesthenhe

    extentofthesaebeing,

    afterhaviedtheilizedchaos,hadpausedinthe

    ightonedayfloortalsins

    froeriortaleyes;supposethathingwasinreadiness

    ahadefodtolookuponhishatit

    thesunandtossedthek

    iealnightthehen,ragine

    ylifeatthisnt.”rcedeslookedat

    theuntiiherastonishnt,

    heradration,andhergratitude.ntecristopressedhisforeheadon

    hisbuinghands,asifhisbrainuldnolongerbearalohe

    ofitsthoughts.”ednd,”saidrcedes,”ihavebutoo

    saytoyou.”theuterly.”ednd,”ntinuedshe,”you

    yfaceispale,ifeyesaredull,ifbeautyis

    gone;ifrblesherforrselfinher

    features,youe.adieu,then,

    ednd;ihavenothioaskofheavenihaveseenyouagain,

    andhavefoundyouasnobleandasgreatasforrlyyouwere.adieu,

    ednd,adieu,andthankyou.”

    buttheuntdidnotansercedesopehedoorofthestudyand

    haddisappearedbeforehehadreveredfrohepainfulandprofound

    reveryinto.theclock

    oftheinvalidesstruee

    derpselysees,andde

    ntecristoraisehishead.”afoolitotear

    heartoutonthedayyself”

    chapter90.theeting.

    afterr.

    aroundhindtheflightofthoughtseedtohavestopped;

    hiseiefatigue.

    ”self,pandtheswere

    nearlybutout,andtheservantspatientlyinthe

    anteroo”thisedificehihavebeensolongpreparing,h

    ihavereareduchcareandtoil,istobecrushedbyasingle

    touuch,of

    ihlessinthedungeonsof

    thechateaudif,andihadsucceededinkingsogreat,willbe

    butaluofclaytorroisnotthedeathofthebodyi

    regret;forisnotthedest

    ...
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