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www.192.twheaven,”saidvalentine;”isthisthereasonade
shareallhisbeveragesdurinth”
”andhavetheyalltastedofaslightlybitterflavor,likethatof
driedepeel”
”oh,yes,yes”
”thenthatexplainsall,”saidntecristo.”yrandfatherknows,
then,thatapoisonerliveshere;perhapsheevensuspectstheperson.
hehasbeenfortifyingyou,hisbelovedchild,againstthefatal
effectsofthepoison,wasalready
ireg.buteventhistleagainsta
redeadlydiufdeatheloyedfourdaysago,hisgenerally
buttoofatal.”
”buturderer”
”letalsoaskyouaquestion.haveyouneverseenaeryour
rootnight”
”oh,yes;ihavefrequentlyseenshadoe,approach,
anddisappear;butitooktheorvisionsraisedbyfeverish
igination,andindeederedithoughtihe
influen.”
”thenyoudonotknoptsyourlife”
”no,”saidvalentine;”ydeath”
”youshallknoontecristo,listening.
”hoean”saidvalentine,lookinganxiouslyaround.
”becauseyouarenotfeverishordelirioustonight,butthhly
aidnightisstriking,urdererschoose.”
”oh,heavens,”exclaidvalentine,hedropshrandown
herforehead.dnightstrucksloedto
strikehleadenupontheheartofthepirl.”valentine,”
saidtheunt,”suonupallye;stillthebeatingsofyour
heart;doasoundescapeyou,aobeasleep;thenyou
ineseizedtheuntshand.”ithinkihearanoise,”
shesaid;”leave.”
”goodby,forthepresent,”repliedtheunt,iptoe
toilinghanexpressionsosadand
patealthattheyounggirlshearthgratitude.
beforeore,andsaid,”nota
ventnotathinkyouasleep,orperhapsyouybe
killedbeforeihavethepohthisfearful
injuntheuntdisappearedthroughthedoor,hnoiselessly
.
chapter101.locusta.
valentineherclocks,slohanthatof
saintphilippeduroule,struidnightfroifferent
direblingofafearriagesallwas
silent.theientionhecloher
rooarkedthesends.shebeganuntingthererkingthat
theyuchslohaingsofherheart;andstillshe
doubted,theinoffensivevalentineuldnotigihatanyone
shoulddesireherdeath.heytoendhadshe
dooexytherewasnofearofherfalling
asleep.oerribleideapresseduponhernd,thatsooed
iedtoassassinateher,and
toendeavortodosoagain.supposingthisperson,the
ineffioed,have
reursetosteeletoruntoher
restshing,andsheshouldnever
againseerrelhisterribleofideaspreseself,
valentinethebell,andcallforhelp.but
throughthedoorshefanciedshesainouseyeoftheuntthat
eyeery,andtherelleoveredherh
sochshathatsheaskedherselfountofgratitude
uldeverrepayhisadventurousaedfriendship.
tiinutes,passedthus,thentenre,
andatlasttheclockstruckthehalfhour.justthenthesoundof
fingeailsslightlygratingagainstthedoorofthelibraryinford
valentihattheuntndedherto
dothesatthesati,ontheoppositeside,thatistowards
ed,valentinefahatsheheardthecreakingofthe
floor;shelisteentively,holdingherbreathtillshewasnearly
suffocated;thelocktued,andthedoorsloinehad
raisedherselfuponherelboetothrowherself
do;then,treling,
agitated,andherheartbeatinghindescribableterror,sheaed
theevent.
sooneapproachedthebedanddrehecurtains.valentine
suonedeveryeffort,ahedhthatregularrespirationh
annouranquilsleep.”valentine”saidaloillsilent:
valentinehadprosednottoahingill,
exeliquid
beingpouredintotheglassshehadjustetied.theuredto
openhereyelids,andglan.shesaanina
edressinggoaphialintlass.during
thisshorttivalehaveheldherbreath,orvedinso
slightdegree,forthean,disturbed,stoppedandleanedoverthe
bed,ihebettertoascertainhervalentiwas
dadevillefort.
niziepther,valentineuldnotrepressashudder,
edevillefortinstantly
steppedbackclosetothehere,shadedbythebedcurtains,
shesilentlyandattentivelyoventof
valehelatterrelleontecristo;
shefahatthehandnotholdingthephialclaspedalongsharp
kheingallherreiningstrength,sheforcedherselfto
pleoperationupodelicateans
ofenerallysoeasytoapossible
atthisnt,sochdidcuriositystruggletoretaintheeyelid
openahetruth.dadevillefort,however,reassuredby
thesilence,urbedbytheregularbreathingof
valentine,agaiendedherhand,andhalfhiddenbythecurtains
succeedediyientsofthephialintotheglass.thenshe
retiredsogentlythatvalentinedidnotkno.she
onlythefairroundarfaan
buttyfiveyearsold,andspreaddeatharoundher.
itisiossibletodescribethesensationsexperiencedbyvalentine
durieandahalfdadevillefortreiheroo
thegratingagainstthelibrarydoorarousedtheyounggirlfrobr >
thestuporinostauo
insensibility.sheraisedherheadhaneffort.thenoi
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