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正文 第332节 文 / [法]大仲马

    小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twplaintsdieduponherlips.”fiveservants,”hesaid,”for

    aterrorietheor;froeingsuspectedtheyhavebee

    suspicious.”

    dadanglarshadoftenheardoftheterristrate

    alluded,buthouttheevidenceofherosheuldnever

    havebelievedthatthesentinthadbeencarriedsofar.”youtoo,

    then,areunhappy”shesaid.”yes,da,”repliedthegistrate.

    ”thenyoupity”

    ”sincerely,da.”

    ”andyouuandehere”

    ”youeaboutthecirce

    happened”

    ”yes,sir,afearfulsfortune.”

    ”youanasce.”

    ”asce”repeatedthebaroness.

    ”alas,da,”saidtheprocureurperturbablecalessof

    nner,”ihosealonesfortuneshareirreparable.”

    ”anddoyousupposethisten”

    ”everythingada,”saidvillefort.”yhter

    arriedtorroorrow;

    andidonotthinkyouregrettheintendedhusbandofyour

    daughter.”

    dadanglarsgazedonvillefort,stupefiedtofindhioalst

    insultinglycal”aetoafriend”sheaskedinatonefullof

    ufuldignity.”youknoada,”saidvillefort,whose

    palecheeksbecaslightlyflushedashegavehertheassurand

    trulythisassuranthosenow

    o.”oreaffey

    dearvillefort,”saidthebaroness.”speaktonotasagistrate,

    butasafriend;andinbitteranguishofspirit,donottell

    thatioughttobegay.”villefortboisfortunes

    nad,da,”hesaid,”ihaveonthsntracted

    thebadhabitofthinkingofoheniothelpdrawingup

    aisticalparallelinnd.thatisthereasonthatbytheside

    ofsfortunesyoursappeartoresces;thatisy

    dreadfulpositionkesyoursappearenviable.butthisannoysyou;let

    use”

    ”iyfriend,”saidthebaroness,”willbedone

    postor”

    ”iostor,”repeatedvillefort;”certainly,da,youappearto

    extenuatesopostor,indeed

    andrea.beo,isnothingrehan

    anassassin”

    ”sir,idohejustiore

    severelyyouarourselfagainstthatunfortuheredeeply

    ily.e,fethiorant,andinstead

    ofpursuihio.”

    ”youaretoolate,dtheordersareissued.”

    ”eddotheythinkthey”

    ”ihopeso.”

    ”iftheyshouldarresthikisprisonersaffordans

    ofescape,inprison”theprocureurshookhis

    head.”atleastkeephiheretilldaughterberried.”

    ”iossible,djustialities.”

    ”e”saidthebaroness,halfjesting,halfi.

    ”forall,evenforselfa,”repliedvillefort.

    ”ah,”exclaidthebaroness,houtexpressingtheideashe

    exclatiorayed.villefortlookedatherhthatpiergglance

    ean,”he

    said;”yourefertotheterriblerursspreadabroadi

    thedeathseinuingforthelastthreenths,and

    froracle,havenothappenedby

    naturalans.”

    ”iedanglarsquickly.”yes,you

    hinkingofit,andhjustice.youuldhinkingof

    it,andsayingtoyourself,you,esovindictively,

    ansesinyourdhe

    baronessbecapale.”youhis,”

    ”well,io.”

    ”iwillansweryou.”

    villefortdreedanglars;theingboth

    handsuponhisdeskhesaidinavoicerehollohanusual:”there

    arecrisainunpunishedbecausethealsareunknown,

    andightstriketheiinsteadoftheguilty;buthe

    culpritsaredisvered”villeforthereextendedhishandtowarda

    largecrucifixplacedoppositetohisdesk”heyaredisvered,

    isostsacred,thataybethey

    shalldie.heoathihavejusttaken,andhiwillkeep,

    da,dareyouaskforrcyforthatch”

    ”but,sir,areyousureheisasguiltyastheysay”

    ”listen;thisishisdestheageof

    sixteen,forfiveyearstothegalleysfery.heprosedwell,

    asyouseefirstarunahenanassassin.”

    ”andhisch”

    ”ellavagabond,arsi.”

    ”hasnooneo”

    ”noone;hisparentsareunknown.”

    ”butanfroucca”

    ”anotherrascallikehielf,perhapshisacplice.”thebaroness

    edinhersoftestandst

    captivatingnner.

    ”forheavenssake,da,”saidvillefort,nessof

    expressionnotaltogetherfreefroarshness”forheavenssake,do

    notaskpardonuiltyithelahe

    laeltedby

    yourseryforallthosesoftrelles

    youendeavortoreadthelanded,and

    ndsitstrikes.youethatialivingbeing,andnot

    adean,andnotavolu.lookat,dalookaround.

    havenkiedasabrotherhavetheylovedhavethey

    sparedhasanyoneshoercytoethatyounoy

    handsno,da,theystruck,ale

    ”an,sirenthatyouare,doyoupersistinfixingonthat

    fasatingeye,indsthatioughttoblushso;

    letblushforthefaultsyouknoerhapsperhapsforeven

    rethanthosebuthavingsinnedself,ityberedeeply

    thanothers,ineverresttillihavetothedisguisesfroy

    felloures,andfoundouttheirweaknesses.ihavealwaysfound

    theandre,irepeatitph,ihavealways

    foundsoproofofhunperversityorerror.everyalinde

    seetolivingevideiaotahideousexceptiontothe

    rest.alas,alas,alas;alltheusthereforestrike

    atkedness”

    villefortpronouheselasthafeverishrage,hgavea

    ferociouseloqueohiswords.

    ”but”saiddadanglars,resolvi

    ...
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