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fear.”
”butitistheched”
”thatne,haidee,”saidntecristo;”itwashisson
alohatthereofear.”
”andihavesuffered,”saidtheyounggirl,”youshallneverknow,
lord.”nteiled.”byfathersto,”saidhe,extending
hishaheheadoftheyounggirl,”isoyou,haidee,that
ifanysfortunehappens,ite.”
”ibelieveyou,lord,asilie,”said
theyounggirl,presentingherforeheadtohintecristopressedon
thatpurebeautifulforeheadakissadetsthrobatonce,
theoneviolently,theotherheavily.”oh,”rredtheunt,”shall
itheedtoloveagainaskdercerfintothe
dra,”saidhetobaptistin,hebeautifulgreek
girltoaprivatestaircase.
ustexplainthisvisit,ontecristo,is
uedtoourreaders.ercedes,asaking
asilarioryofherpropertytoalberts,whileshewasarranging
herjetingherdraingherkeys,toleave
everythinginperfectorder,shedidnotperceiveapaleandsinister
faceataglassdoorh
everythinguldbebothseenandheard.hehuslooking,
houtbeingheardorseen,probablyheardandsahatpassedin
dadercerfsapartnts.frohatglassdoorthepalefaced
nandraisedhanstrictedhandthe
curtainofaaihereten
ionlessanddu,listeningtothebeatingofhiso.
forhihosetennuteshe,retuing
froisetinghtheunt,perceivedhisfathergforhis
arrivalbehindacurtain,andtuedaside.theuntseyeexpanded;he
knehadinsultedtheuntdreadfully,andthatineveryuntry
intheoadeadlyduel.albertretued
safelythewasrevenged.
anindesihatcheduntenancelikethe
lastrayofthesunbeforeitdisappearsbehindthecloudshbear
theaspeotofadob.butaswehavesaid,he
etohisapartnththeatof
histriuh.heeasilyuoodetoseehibr >
beforehetoavengehisfathershonor;buthatwasdone,why
didnothissohroselfintohisar
itheuldnotseealbert,thathesentforhis
servant,hi
teerorcerfhestepsinablack
atilitaryllar,blataloons,andblackgloves.hehad
apparentlygivenpreviousorders,forashereastephis
.thevaletthreo
thecarriagehislitarycloak,inereed,and,
shuttingthedoor,hetookhisseatbythesideofthea.the
astoopeddownforhisorders.
”totheontecristos.
hurry”thehorsesboundedbeheihey
stoppedbeforetheuntsdoor.derself,
andasthecarriagerolledaheered
theopendoorhhisservant.
antafterorcerftonte
orcerfbe
askedintothedra.thegehethird
tiontecristoatthedoor.”ah,it
isdercerf,”saidntecristoquietly;”ithoughtihadnotheard
aright.”
”yes,itisi,”saidtheunt,afrightfulntraofthelips
preventedfrorticulatingfreely.
”yikhepleasureofseeingde
rcerfsoearly”
”hadyouingysonthising”askedthegeneral.
”ihad,”repliedtheunt.
”andiknoysonhadgoodreasonstoofighthyou,andto
endeavortokillyou.”
”yes,sir,hehadverygoodones;butyouseethatinspiteofthee
hasnotkilled,anddidnotevenfight.”
”yethensideredyouthecauseofhisfathersdishonor,thecauseof
thefearfulruinyhouse.”
”itistrue,sir,”saidntecristoness;”a
sendarycause,butnottheprincipal.”
”doubtlessyoude,then,soapologyorexplanation”
”iexplaihing,anditishee.”
”buttodoyouattributethisnduct”
”tothenvi,probably,thatthereuiltythani.”
”andhat”
”hisfather.”
”thatybe,”saidtheunt,tuingpale;”butyouknoheguiltydo
notliketofindtheelvesnvicted.”
”ikno,andiexpectedthisresult.”
”youexpectedso.
”albertdercerfisnoontecristo.
”anortalenehin
reachofthatsfight,isahere
thatiytellhio”
”sir.”repliedntecristoldly,”ididnotexpectthatyouhade
heretorelatetoyourlittlefalyaffairs.goandtellalbert
that,andheyknotoansweryou.”
”oh,no,no,”saidthegeneral,slingfaintly,”ididnotefor
thatpurpose;yht.icatotellyouthatialsolookupon
youasene.icatotellyouthatihateyouinstinctively;that
itseeasifihadaledyou;and,in
short,siheyoungpeopleofthepresentdayfight,it
reinsforustodoso.doyouthinkso,sir”
”certainly.andoldyouihadforeseentheresult,itisthe
honorofyourvisitialludedto.”
”sochthebetter.areyouprepared”
”yes,sir.”
”youknohattilloneofusisdead,”saidthegeneral,
eethhrage.”untiloneofusdies,”repeated
nteovinghisheadslightlyupanddown.
”letusstart,then;nesses.”
”verytrue,”saidntecristo;”itisunnecessary,her
sowell”
”orary,”saidtheunt,”tleofeachother.”
”indeed”saidableolness;”let
ussee.areyounotthesoldierfeaheeveofthe
battleoferlooareyounotthelieutenantfeandwhoservedas
guideandspytothefrencharinspainareyounotthecaptain
feandurderedhisbeor,aliandhave
not
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