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正文 第324節 文 / [法]大仲馬

    栗子小說    m.lizi.tw栗子網  www.lizi.tw小說站  www.xsz.twthelightandsprightlynnerinhebaroness

    treatedthisiortantaffair.

    thentractassoonasitwas

    fihebuzzs;the

    brilliantsu,therollingllionsnd

    ofthethedisplayofthewedding

    presentsandtheyoungladysdiands,adeinaroobr >

    entirelyappropriatedforthatpurpose,hadexercisedtothefulltheir

    delusioheenviousassely.deiselledanglarscharwere

    heighteheopinionoftheyoungn,andforthentseed

    tooutviethesuninsplendor.asfortheladies,itisneedlesstosay

    thatillions,theythoughttheydidnotneed

    theortheelves,asthey.andrea,

    surroundedbyhisfriends,plinted,flattered,beginningtobelieve

    intherealityofhisdreaostbenly

    tookthepen,flourisheditabovehishead,andsaid,”gentlen,weare

    abouttosigract.”

    thebaron.cavalti,

    senior,thenthebaroness,afterhe”futureuple,”astheyare

    styledintheabonablephraseologyoflegaldots.thebarontook

    thepenandsighentherepresentative.thebaronessapproached,

    leaningondadevillefortsar”dear,”saidshe,asshetook

    thepen,”isitiousanuedi,intheaffairof

    rderatheuntofntecristos,inhhenearlyfell

    avi.devillefort.”

    ”indeed”saiddanglars,ioneinhhewouldhave

    said,”oh,doicare”

    ”asatteroffachafraid

    thatiaheinvoluntarycauseofhisabsence.”

    ”edanglars,signing;”ifyouare,take

    care,forishallneverfiveyou.”andreaprickeduphisears.

    ”butitisnotfault,asishallendeavortoprove.”everyone

    listenedeagerly;ntecristo

    tospeak.”youreer,”saidtheunt,duriprofound

    silehouse;

    thesuppositionisthatheplipting

    toleaveit.”

    ”yes,”saiddanglars.

    ”ihathisightbeexanedhewasundressed,andhis

    clothesup,h

    theexceptionoftheat,heyoverlooked.”aued

    pale,anddreohedoor;hesahehorizon,

    ingstor

    ”hisatoday,veredhblood,and

    ed,andthree

    preparedtofaint.”ite.nooneuldguessthe

    dirtyraguldbe;ialonesuspectedthatitheatofthe

    rderedn.valet,inexaningthisufulrelic,feltapaper

    inthepocketa;itteraddressedtoyou,baron.”

    ”to”crieddanglars.

    ”yes,ioyou;isueuhe

    bloodidthe

    generaloutburstofazent.

    ”but,”askeddadanglars,lookingatherhusbandhuneasiness,

    ”ho.devillefort”

    ”inthissileada,”repliedntecristo;”theatand

    theletteredcirtialevideherefore

    sehekingsattoey.youuand,dearbaron,that

    legalthodsarethesafestinalcases;iterhaps,

    soplotagainstyou.”andrealookedsteadilyatntecristoand

    disappearedinthesenddra.

    ”possibly,”saiddanglars;”urderednanold

    galleyslave”

    ”yes,”repliedtheunt;”afelonnadcaderousse.”danglars

    tuedslightlypale;andreareabeyole

    dra.

    ”butgoonsigning,”saidoryhas

    causedageneraletion,aoapologizetoyou,baroness,and

    todeiselledanglars.”thebaroness,ued

    thepentothenotary.”princecavalti,”saidthelatter;”prince

    cavalti,whereareyou”

    ”andrea,andrea,”repeatedseveralyoungpeople,whowerealreadyon

    suffibyhischristianna.

    ”hihatitishistutosign,”cried

    danglarstoohefloorkeepers.

    butatthesainstantthetothe

    prinefrightfulnsterhadeheapartnts,

    quaerensqueevoret.thereoretreat,tobe

    alard,andtoscreaanofficerthedoor

    ofeachdra,andoededbya

    ssaryofpolice,girdededanglarsuttereda

    sdfainted.danglars,selfthreateain

    nscesarenevercaldanglarsevenbeforehisguestsshoweda

    untenanceofabjectterror.

    ”atter,sir”askedhe

    ssioner.

    ”en,”askedthegistrate,houtreplyingtothe

    unt,”anseofa

    allpartsoftherootheysearched;theyquestioned.

    ”butazent.

    ”agalleyslave,esentattoulon.”

    ”andehashetted”

    ”heisaccused,”saidthessaryhhisinflexiblevoice,”of

    havingassassihennaderpanionin

    prison,atthentheakinghisescapefrohehouseofthe

    untofe.

    andreawasgone.

    .

    afeierthes.

    danglarsbytheuedappearahebrigadeofsoldiers,andby

    thedisclosureansionedhas

    orbushadbrokenout

    angtheguests.ies,throughallthedoors,dohe

    staircases,byeveryexit,everyoeoretire,orratherto

    fly;forituationheordinaryndolences,heven

    thebestfriendsaresoeagertoreatcatastrophes,were

    seeerlyfutile.therereihebankershouseonly

    danglars,akinghisstatenttotheofficer

    ofgendars;dadanglars,terrified,intheboudoirhhwe

    areacquainted;andeugenie,hhaughty

    ...
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