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    ”shallidriveyoubacktoparis”heasked.

    ”no,thankyou.”

    ”doyouhing”

    ”leavetopray.”theunthdrehoutopposition,butitwas

    onlytoplaent

    ofrrel,hisknees,and

    tuedtohoutoncelookingback.hen

    theruedelaroquette.theunt,disssinghiscarriage,follo

    aboutahundredpacesbehind.xiliancrossedthealaered

    therueslaybytheboulevards.fiveerthedoorhadbeen

    orrelsentraheunt.julie

    theentrahegardeivelyg

    penelhzealintohisprofessionofgardener,was

    verybusygraftingsobengalroses.”ah,unt,”sheexclaid,h

    thedelightedbyeveryerofthefalyed

    therueslay.

    ”xilianhasjustretued,hashenot,da”askedtheunt.

    ”yes,ithinkisapass;butpray,calleanuel.”

    ”exaxiliansroohisinstant,”

    repliedhingofthegreatestiortao

    tellhi”

    ”go,then,”shesaidingsle,paniedhintil

    hehaddisappeared.ntecristosoonranupthestairdug

    frohegroundfloortoxiliansroohelanding

    helisteentively,butallanyoldhouses

    lass;but

    itilianpossibletosee

    ,becausearedcurtainhe

    glass.theuntsayaedbyabrightlor

    appearedonthefaperturbablen.

    ”ont;”shalli

    ringno,thesoundofabell,announgavisitor,accelerate

    theresolutionofoneinxilianssituation,ahebellwould

    befollobledfroeadto

    footandasifhisdeternationhadbeeherapidityof

    lightnirueofthepanesofglasshhiselboheglass

    s,thenorrel,who

    hadbeenhisseatatthehe

    brokenwindow.

    ”ibegathousandpardons,”saidtheunt,”thereisnothingthe

    tter,butislippeddoh

    elboisopened,iakeadvatoenteryour

    roodonotdisturbyourselfdonotdisturbyourself”andpassing

    hishandthroughthebrokenglass,theuhedoor.rrel,

    evidentlydisposed,ontecristolesshtheiion

    ofreafoi,”saidntecristo,

    rubbinghiselbosallyourservantsfault;yourstairsareso

    polished,itislikewalkingonglass.”

    ”areyouhurt,sir”ldlyaskedrrel.

    ”ibelievenot.butareyouaboutthereyouing.”

    ”i”

    ”yersarestainedhink.”

    ”ah,true,ietis,soldierthoughia”

    nte;xilian

    pass,buthefollo.”youontecristoha

    searglook.

    ”ihavealreadyhadthehonoroftellingyouiorrel.

    theuntlookedaroundhi”yourpistolsarebesideyourdesk,”said

    ntecristo,pointinghhisfihepistolsoable.

    ”ianthepointofstartingonajouey,”repliedrrel

    disdainfully.

    ”friend,”exclaidntecristoinatoneofexquisitesness.

    ”sir”

    ”friend,dearxilian,donotkeahastyresolution,i

    eyou.”

    ”ikeahastyresolution”saidrrel,shrugginghisshoulders;”is

    thereanythiraordinaryinajouey”

    ”xilian,”saidtheunt,”letusbothlayasidetheskwehave

    assud.younoredeceivehaniiose

    uponyouyfrivoloussolicitude.youderstand,younot,

    thattohaveactedasihavedoohavebrokenthatglass,tohave

    intrudedonthesolitudeofafriendyouderstandthat,tohave

    dohis,isthavebeenactuatedbyrealuneasiness,orrather

    byaterriblenviorrel,yoingtodestroyyourself”

    ”indeed,unt,”saidrrel,shuddering;”hasputthisintoyour

    head”

    ”itellyouthatyouareabouttodestroyyourself,”ntihe

    unt,”andhereisproofofisay;”and,approagthedesk,he

    revedthesheetofpaperorrelhadplacedovertheletterhe

    hadbegun,andtookthelatterinhishands.

    rrelrushedforhibutntecristoperceiving

    hisiion,seizedhishhisirongrasp.”youo

    destroyyourself,”saidtheunt;”youhavetenit.”

    ”nessforoneof

    violence”yself,

    eeallhopesare

    blighted,heartisbroken,lifeaburdehingaroundis

    sadanduful;earthhasbeedistastefulto,andhunvoices

    distraedie,forifiliveishalllose

    reasonandbeed.ellyouallthishtearsof

    heartfeltanguish,y

    puttioserableexisteell,sir,uldyouhave

    theuragetodoso”

    ”yes,rrel,”saidntecristo,nessrasted

    strangelyaent;”yes,iwoulddoso.”

    ”you”exclaidrrel,hincreasingangerandreproach”you,who

    havedeceivedeh

    vainproses,ight,ifnothavesavedher,atleasthaveseen

    herdieinaryou,endtouahihe

    hiddensourcesofkofaguardianangel

    upoh,anduldnotevenfindanantidotetoapoisonadnistered

    toayounggirlah,sir,indeedyouehpity,were

    younothatefulineyes.”

    ”rrel”

    ”yes;youtelltolayasidethesk,andiisfied

    eatthecetery,iawas

    softened;oenter.butsince

    youabusenfidence,sinceyouhavedevisedaureafter

    ithoughtihadexhaustedthell,then,untofntecristo

    pretendedbenefaontecristo,theuniversal

    guardiaisfied,youshallhedeathofyourfrien

    ...
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