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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw台湾小说网  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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