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    hidavrignyapproachedtheightthebetterexane

    thesoftheglass,anddippiipofhisfingerin,tasted

    it.”ah,”heexe

    seeitis”

    theoohe,hhadbeen

    transfordintoadiitssilvercasea

    sllbottleofnitricacid,droppedalittleofitintotheliquor,

    diatelyed

    davrigny,inavoihehorrorofajudgeunveilih

    ingledakingadisvery.da

    devillefort,

    shestaggeredtohedooranddisappeared.directlyafterhe

    distantsoundofaheavyfallingontheground

    noonepaidanyattentiontoit;thenurseg

    thechealysis,andvillefort.

    davrignyalonehadfolloedevilleforthhiseyes,and

    chedherhurriedretreat.heliftedupthedraperyovertheentrance

    toed,andhiseyereagasfarasdadevilleforts

    apartnt,hebeheldherextendedlifelessontheflotothe

    assistanadadevillefort,”hesaidtothenurse.”dade

    villefortisill.”

    ”butdeiselledevillefort”staeredthenurse.

    ”deiselledevillefortnolongerrequireshelp,”saiddavrigny,

    ”sincesheisdead.”

    ”dead,dead”groanedforthvillefort,inaparoxysfgrief,h

    oreterriblefroheyofthesensationintheiron

    heartofthatn.

    ”dead”repeatedathirdvoice.”inewasdead”

    thetentuedround,andsaorrelstandingatthedoor,paleand

    terrorstri.thisise,rrel

    hadpresentedhielfatthelittledoorleadingtonoirtiersroo

    ntrarytocustothedhe

    entered.heontinthehallandcalledforaservantto

    nducthionoirtier;butnooneansheservantshaving,

    asorrelhadnoparticularreasonfor

    uneasiness;nteisedhihatvalentineshouldlive,

    andsofarhehadaltheunthad

    givenhieoingnfirdbynoirtier.still

    thisextraordinarysilen,andhecalleda

    sendandthirdti;stillnoaogoup.

    noirtiersrooerest.thefirstthinghesaw

    ansittinginhisarhairinhisusualplace,buthis

    eyesexpressedalaredbythepallorhoverspread

    hisfeatures.

    ”hoorrel,hasiessofheart.

    ”hisappearance

    edincreasinguneasiness.

    ”youarethoughtful,sir,”ntinuedrrel;”youething;shall

    icalloheservants”

    ”yes,”repliednoirtier.

    rrelpulledthebell,butthoughhenearlybroketherdnoone

    aoier;thepallorandanguishexpressed

    onhisuntearilyincreased.

    ”oh,”exclaidrrel,”eisanyoneillinthe

    house”theeyesofnoirtierseedasthoughthey

    theirso.valentinevalentine”

    ”yes,yes,”signednoirtier.xiliaospeak,butheuld

    artiselfagainstthe

    .thenhepoihedoor.

    ”yes,yes,yes”ntiheoldn.xilianrushedupthelittle

    staircase,edtosay,”quicker,quicker”

    inaheyoungndartedthroughseveralroo,tillatlength

    hereachedvalehereopushthedoor,itwas

    heonlysoundheheard.hesahoughina

    st,ablackfigurekneelingandburiedinanfusedssofe

    drapery.aterriblefeartransfixedhiithenheheardavoice

    exclaivalentineisdead”andanothervoiceh,likeanecho

    repeated,”dead,dead”

    chapter103.xilian.

    villefortrose,halfashadofbeingsurprisedinsu

    ofgrief.theterribleofficehehadheldfortyfiveyearshad

    suan.hisglafirst

    orrel.”hat

    fetthatthisisnottheoenterahousestrihdeath

    go”butrrelreiionless;heuldachhis

    eyesfrohatdisorderedbed,andthepalerpseoftheyounggirl

    .”godoyouhear”saidvillefort,whiledavrigny

    adva.xilianstaredforantatthe

    rpse,gazedallarouhenupoen;heopened

    hisuthtospeak,butfindingitiossibletogiveutterahe

    innurableideasthatoccupiedhisbrai,thrustinghis

    handsthroughhishairinsuerthatvillefortanddavrigny,

    forantdivertedfroheengrossingtopic,exgedglances,

    edtosay,”heisd”

    butihaesthestaircasegroahan

    extraordinaryan

    strength,thearhairntainingnoirtierupstairs.hed

    thelandingheplacedthearhaironthefloorandrapidlyrolledit

    intovalentinesroothisuldonlyhavebeenacplishedbyans

    ofunnaturalstrengthsuppliedbypoent.butthest

    fearfulspectacleierbeingpushedtohebed,hisface

    expressingallhisaning,andhiseyessupplyingtheofevery

    otherfaculty.thatpalefadflangglanceappearedtovillefort

    likeafrightfulapparitioihehadbeenbroughtintontact

    ethingterriblehadhappened.”seetheyhave

    done”criedrrel,honehandleaningonthebackofthechair,and

    theotherexteoyfather,see”

    villefortdreentontheyoungn,who,

    alstastraohiont

    theanseedtredinhiseyese

    bloodshot;theveinsofthethroatsples

    becapurple,asthoughheruckhepilepsy;nothingwas

    pletethisbuttheutteranceofacry.andthecryissued

    froispores,ifaythusspeakacryfrightfulinitssilence.

    davrignyrushedtoananddehinhaleapowerful

    restorative.

    ”sir,”oisthandoftheparalytic,”theyask

    ,andrightihavetobehere.

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