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正文 第315节 文 / [法]大仲马

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twerentirelydeprivethe”itisverytruethathadnotthercerfs

    hesitated,daughterarriednsieuralbert.thegeneral

    depeoforglars.wehavehada

    narroape.”

    ”but,”saidvaleidly,”doesallthefatherssharevertupon

    thesonnsieuralbertappearstoquiteiofthetreason

    chargedagainstthegeneral.”

    ”exonsieuralbertclaiand

    .

    dentecristoattheoperayesterday,heapologizedontheground

    today.”

    ”iossible,”saiddadevillefort.

    ”ah,dearfriend,”saiddadanglars,esilicity

    debray,whowas

    presentattheexplanation.”valentinealsokh,butshedid

    notansindedherthatrreling

    herinnoirtiersroodeeplyengagedhasortofinward

    ion,valentinehadonttojoininthe

    ion.shepossibletorepeat

    hadbeensaidthelastfeinutes,edanglarshand,

    pressedonherararousedherfroerlethargy.

    ”edanglarstouchasshewould

    havedonefroneleydearvalentine,”saidthe

    baroness,”thatyouare,doubtless,suffering.”

    ”i”saidtheyounggirl,passingherhandacrossherbuingforehead.

    ”yes,lookatyourselfinthatglass;youhavetuedpaleandthenred

    suesie.”

    ”indeed,”criedeugenie,”youareverypale”

    ”oh,donotbealard;ihavebeensofornydays.”artlessasshe

    heyounggirlkhisunitytoleave,

    andbesides,dadevillefortcatoherassistance.”retire,

    valentine,”saidshe;”youarereallysuffering,andtheseladieswill

    excuseyou;drinkaglassofpureer,itoreyou.”valentine

    kissedeugenie,boedanglars,otake

    herleave,andedevillefort

    akesveryuneasy,andishouldnotbe

    astonishedifshehadsoseriousillness.”

    aquite

    uand,hadcrossededetrickof

    theorrelsvoice,when

    suddenlyaissedthe

    step,herhandshadnopooholdthebaluster,andfallingagainst

    theorrel

    bouhedoor,ope,andfoundvaleretchedoutatthe

    bottofthestairs.quickasaflash,heraisedherinhisarand

    placedherinachair.valentineopenedhereyes.

    ”oh,sythingia”saidshehfeverishvolubility;

    ”idontknoyorestepsbeforethe

    landing.”

    ”youhavehurtyourself,perhaps,”saidrrel.”idoforyou,

    valentine”valentinelookedaroundher;shesahedeepestterror

    depictedinnoirtierseyes.”dontworry,deargrandpapa,”saidshe,

    endeavtosle;”itisnothingitisnothing;ihat

    isall.”

    ”aaorrel,claspinghishands.”oh,

    attendtoit,valentireatyou.”

    ”butno,”saidvalentine,”no,itellyouitisallpast,anditwas

    nothing.ellyousonearriedin

    ahreedaysthereistobeagra,abetrothal

    festival.yfather,dadevillefort,andiat

    least,iuooditso.”

    ”utothinkofthesethingsoh,valentine,

    youuakehibr >

    answersoon.”

    ”anddoyou,”saidvalentine,”dependontostilatethetardiness

    andarousetheryofgrandpapa”

    ”yes,”akehaste.solongasyouarenotne,

    valentine,ishallalayloseyou.”

    ”oh,”repliedvalenti,”oh,indeed,

    xilian,youaretootidforanofficer,forasoldierwho,

    theysay,neverknointoaford

    lansstiffenedandted,herheadfellback

    onherchair,andshereiiohecryofterrorh

    edtostartfroiseyes.rrel

    uoodit;hekanrangthe

    bellviolently;thehouseidoisellevalentines

    rooandtheservante

    nt.valehathout

    listeningtotheyhthefearh

    pervadedthathouse,andtheyfleothepassagegforhelp.

    dadanglarsandeuge;theyheard

    theeddade

    villefort.”poorchild”

    chapter94.xiliansavowal.

    atthesantdevillefortsvoicehis

    study,”atter”rrellookedatnoirtierovered

    hisselfnd,andhaglandicatedtheclosete

    beforeundersoilarcirces,hehadtakenrefuge.hehad

    onlytitogethishatandthroselfbreathlessintothecloset

    heprocureursfootstephepassage.villefortsprang

    intotheroorantovalentine,andtookherinhisar.”aphysi,

    aphysi,davrigny”criedvillefort;”orratheriwillgofor

    hiyself.”hefletheapartnt,ahesant

    dartedoutattheotherdoor.hehadbeenstrucktotheheartbya

    frightfulrelletheionhehadheardbethedoctor

    andvillefortthenightofdadesaintrah,recurredto

    hithesesyto,toalessalarent,ehhad

    preetintecristosvoice

    seedtoresoundihewohours

    before,”e;ihavegreatpower.”

    rerapidlythanthought,hedarteddoatignon,andthence

    totheavenuedeschaselysees.

    an.devillefortarrivedinahired.davrignys

    door.herangsoviolentlythattheportered.villefortran

    upstairs,ahiass,

    only,”inhisstudy,nsieurprocureurinhisstudy”

    villefortpushed,orratherforced,thedooropen.”ah,”saidthe

    doctor,”isityou”

    ”yes,”

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