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正文 第333節 文 / [法]大仲馬

    栗子網  www.lizi.tw栗子網  www.lizi.tw小說站  www.xsz.twngtokealasteffort,”this

    youngn,thougharderer,isanorphan,abandonedbyeverybody.”

    ”sochtheuchthebetter;ithasbeenso

    ordaihatheyhavenooe.”

    ”butthisistralingontheweak,sir.”

    ”theurderer”

    ”hisdishonorreflectsuponus.”

    ”ishinhouse”

    ”oh,sir,”exclaidthebaroness,”youarehoutpityforothers,

    eryou”

    ”beitso”saidvillefort,raisinghisartoheaven.

    ”atleast,delaythetrialtilltheassizes;henhavesix

    nthsbeforeus.”

    ”no,da,”saidvillefort;”instrushavebeehereare

    yetfivedaysleft;fivedaysarerethanirequire.doyounotthink

    thatialsolongfetfulnesswhileandday,i

    sotisloseallrelleofthepast,andtheniexperiehe

    sasortofhappinessiigihedeadfeel;still,itisbetter

    thansuffering.”

    ”but,sir,hehasfled;lethiscapeinaisapardonable

    offence.”

    ”itellyouitistoolate;earlythisielegraphwas

    eloyed,andatthisverynute”

    ”sir,”saidthevaletde,”adragoonhas

    broughtthisdespatiheinterior.”villefort

    seizedtheletter,andhastilybroketheseal.dadanglarstreled

    ed;”he

    piegne,andallisover.”dadanglarsrosefroer

    seat,paleandld.”adieu,sir,”shesaid.”adieu,da,”replied

    thekingsattoey,asinanalstjoyfulnnerhenductedherto

    thedoor.then,tuingtohisdesk,hesaid,strikierh

    thebackofhisrighthand,”e,ihadafery,threerobberies,and

    turder,ais.itwillbea

    splendidsession”

    chapter100.theapparition.

    astheproadadanglars,vale

    revered.bohfatigue,sheoherbed;

    andit,andfrohelipsofdadevillefort,

    thatsheheardallthestraseanthe

    flightofeugehearrestofandreacavalti,orrather

    beo,togetherurderpronouncedagainst

    hibutvalehisrecitalscarcelyproduced

    thesaeffectitateof

    health.indeed,herbraiofvagueideas,andnfused

    fledselvesbefore

    hereyes.

    duriivalentinesperaiolerablyclear,

    oselftobe

    ,andchedherhhispateal

    tendeess;villefortalso,onhisretufrohelas,

    frequentlypassedanhourorthhisfatherandchild.atsix

    o.davrignyhielf

    arrived,bringingthenightdraughtpreparedfortheyounggirl,and

    thennoirtierhedoctorschoice

    succeededtheandneverlefttillabouttenorelevenoclock,when

    valentinedoairsshegavethekeysof

    valentinesrooodevillefort,sothatnooneuldreachthe

    siexadadevillefortandlittle

    edward.

    everyingrrelcalledonnoirtiertoreceiveneine,

    araordinaryasitseed,ealessuneasy.

    certainly,thoughvaleilllaboredunderdreadfulnervous

    exonte

    racted,hehadrushedtotheuntshouse,thatif

    shedeadintfourdayshad

    elapsed,andvaleilllived.

    thenervousextofineeveninher

    sleep,orratherinthatstateofsoolencehsucceededherwaking

    hours;itlightshedfrobr >

    thealabasterlaonthechieypiece,thatshesaheshadowspass

    andrepasshebedofsiess,andfanthefever

    blingother

    threateniheretes

    restrangers,liketheuntofovisither;even

    theveryfuiture,isofdeliriuseedtove,and

    thisstatelastedtillaboutthreeooing,,

    heavyslueroveraill

    daylight.ontheeveningofthedayoninehadleaedof

    theflightofeugehearrestofbeo,villeforthaving

    retiredasieranddavrighoughtswanderedina

    nfusedze,alteatelyrevieuationandtheevents

    shehadjustheard.

    elevenoclockhadstruck.thenurse,havingplacedthebeverage

    preparedbythedoctorhinreachofthepatient,andlockedthe

    door,ntsoftheservantsinthe

    kiteryhallthehorriblestorieshhad

    forsonthspastasedtheobersinthe

    houseofthekingsattoey.anedseassing

    intheroonuteshadelapsed

    sihenursehadleft;valentihourhad

    beensufferingfrohefeveruednightly,incapableof

    ntrollingherideas,enth

    exhausteditselfinprodugandreprodugasuccessionand

    reefanciesahenightlathre

    untlessrays,eaestrangeforoher

    disination,sflickeringlightvalentine

    thoughtshesahedoorofherlibrary,herecessbythe

    chieypiece,openslohoughsheinvainlistenedforthesoundof

    thehiued.

    atanyothertivalentinehesilkenbellpull

    andsuonedassistanothingastonishedherinherpresent

    situation.herreasontoldherthatallthevisionsshebeheld

    theagination,andthenvirengthened

    bythefaaihenoctual

    phanto,ingofdaylight.froehindthe

    doorahunfigureappeared,butthegirliliarh

    sued,andthereforeonlystared,hopingto

    regnizerrel.thefigureadvaohebedandappearedto

    listenontarayoflightglanced

    aidnightvisitor.

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