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正文 第309节 文 / [法]大仲马

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw小说站  www.xsz.twedoneofusfroeaththatangelcafroeaven,if

    nottokeusfriendspossible,at

    leasttokeusesteeachother.”

    ntecristo,oistenedeye,heavi,andlipshalfopen,

    exteoalbertaha

    reselingrespectfulfear.”gentlen,”saidhe,”dentecristo

    receivesapology.ihadactedhastilyto.hastyasare

    generallybadones.noyfaultisrepaired.ihopethe

    callynscedictated.butifanyone

    shouldeainafalseopinionof,”addedhe,draselfup

    asifheies,”ishallendeavorto

    rrecthisstake.”

    ”pofchateaurenaud;”we

    appeartokeaverysurehere.”

    ”intruth,alberthasjustdoherverydespicableorvery

    noble,”repliedthebaron.

    ”ean”saiddebraytofranz.”theuntofntecristo

    a.dercerf,andisjustifiedbyhissonhadi

    tenyaninasinfaly,ishouldonlynsiderselftherebound

    tofighttentis.”asforntecristo,hisheaddown,his

    arheoftyfour

    yearsrenisp,of

    chateaurenaud,orofanyofthatgroup;buthethoughtofthat

    urageousaopleadforhersonslife,to

    hehadofferedhis,andbytherevelationofa

    dreadfulfalysecret,capableofdestroyingforeverinthatyoung

    everyfeelingoffilialpiety.

    ”provideill,”rredhe;”noifullynvincedofbeing

    theessaryofgod”

    chapter91.therandson.

    theuntofntecristoboenelancholy

    anddignifiedsle,andgotintohiscarriageilianand

    eanuel.albert,beaucha,andchateaurenaudreinedalone.albert

    lookedathistidly,butinahatappearedto

    asktheiropinionofhehadjustdone.

    ”indeed,dearfriend,”saidbeauchafirst,ost

    feelingortheleastdissilation,”alloetongratulateyou;this

    isaveryunhopedfornclusionofaverydisagreeableaffair.”

    albertreinedsilentandhought.chateaurenauded

    hielfhtappinghisboothhisflexiblee.”are

    going”saidhe,afterthisearrassingsilence.”whenyouplease,”

    repliedbeauentdercerf,whohas

    givenprooftodayofrarechivalrierosity.”

    ”oh,yes,”saidchateaurenaud.

    ”itisgnifit,”ntinuedbeaucha,”tobeabletoexerciseso

    chselfntrol”

    ”assuredly;asfor,ishouldhavebeenincapableofit,”said

    chateaurenaud,ostsignifitolness.

    ”gentlen,”interruptedalbert,”ithinkyoudidnotuand

    thatsothingveryserioushadpassedbet.dentecristoand

    self.”

    ”possibly,possibly,”saidbeauchaiediately;”buteverysileton

    ,andsoonerorlateryou

    pelledtoexplainittotheoreeically

    thantoyourbodilyhealthandthedurationofyour

    life.yigiveyouafriendlyuoutfoaples,thehague,

    orst.petersburgtries,hepointofhonorisbetter

    uoodthanangourhotheadedparisians.seekquietudeand

    oblivion,sothatyouyretupeaceablytofraerafewyears.

    anht,dechateaurenaud”

    ”thatisquiteopinion,”saidthegentlen;”nothinginducesserious

    duelssochasaduelforswo.”

    ”thankyou,gentlen,”repliedalbert,ileofindifference;

    ”ishallfollobecauseyougiveit,butbecauseihad

    beforeinteoquitfrahankyouequallyfortheserviceyou

    haverenderedinbeingsends.itisdeeplyengravedon

    heart,and,aftereerthatonly.”

    pression

    eonbothoftheaoneinorcerfhadjust

    expressedhisthanksihatthepositionwouldhave

    beeearrassingforalliftheionhadntinued.

    ”goodby,albert,”saidbeauchasuddenly,carelesslyextendinghis

    handtotheyoungerdidnotappeartoarousefrois

    lethargy;infact,hedidnotnoticetheofferedhand.”goodby,”said

    chateaurenaudinhistu,keepinghislittleeinhislefthand,

    andsalutinghhisright.albertslipsscarcelywhispered”goodby,”

    buthislookoreexplicit;itexpressedaofrestrained

    anger,prouddisdain,andgenerousindignation.hepreservedhis

    lanotionlesspositionforsotiafterhistwofriends

    hadregaiheircarriage;thensuddenlyunfasteninghishorse

    frohelittletreetoountedand

    gallopedoffinthedireofparis.

    inaquarterofanhourheeringthehouseintherueduhelder.

    ashealighted,hethoughthesaherspalefacebehindthe

    .alberttuedahasigh,

    as.hecastonelingeringlookonallthe

    luxurieshhadrenderedlifesoeasyandsohappysincehis

    infanile,andthe

    landscapes,edinbrighterlors.theookaway

    histhersportrait,e,leavifrafrobr >

    pty.thenhearrangedallhisbeautiful

    turkishar,hisfineenglishguns,hisjapanesea,hiscups

    untedinsilver,hisartistiined

    thecupboards,andplacedthekeyineach;threoadrawerofhis

    secretary,oneyhehadabout

    hiandhisvasesandhis

    jeadeaioryofeverything,andplaced

    itinspicuouspartofthetable,afterputtingasidethe

    booksandpapersedthere.

    atthebeginningofthis,nothstandingordersto

    thentrary,.”doyou”askedhe,ha

    resorroe,sir,”repliedthevalet;

    ”youhadforbiddentodisturbyou,buttheuntofrcerfhas

    called.”

    ”.

    ”ididnotliketogotohioutfirstseeingyou.”

    ”why”

    ”becausetheuntisdoubtlessapaniedyoutothe

    etingthising.”

    ”itisprobable,”saidalbert.

    ”andsiisdoubtlesstoquestionon

    happehere.

    ...
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