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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twplaghiseyeglassinhiseye,wherehe

    triedtokeitrein.

    ”dearsir,”saidchateaurenaud,”alloetotellyouthatyoudo

    notuandthatnoeuvrehtheeyeglasshalfsowellasdebray.

    givehilesson,debray.”

    ”stay,”saidbeaucha,”surelyiaotdeceived.”

    ”isit”

    ”itisshe”

    ”doyouan”

    ”theysaidshehadleft.”

    ”deiselleeugenie”saidchateaurenaud;”hassheretued”

    ”no,butherther.”

    ”dadanglarsnonsenseiossible”saidchateaurenaud;”only

    tendaysaftertheflighthter,andthreedaysfrohe

    bankruptcyofherhusband”

    debrayloredslightly,andfollohhiseyesthedireof

    beaue

    fnprincess,perhapsthetherofcavalti.butyou

    speakingonaveryiingtopic,beaucha.”

    ”i”

    ”yes;youellingusabouttheextraordinarydeathofvalentine.”

    ”ah,yes,soiedevillefortisnothere”

    ”poor,dearan,”saiddebray,”sheisnodoubtoccupiedindistilling

    balorthehospitals,orinkingsticsforherselforfriends.

    doyoukhousandcrohis

    asentbutihere.ishouldhavebeenpleasedto

    seeher,forilikeherverych.”

    ”andihateher,”saidchateaurenaud.

    ”why”

    ”idonotkno

    antipathy.”

    ”or,rather,byinstinct.”

    ”perhapsso.buttoretutop.”

    ”.de

    villeforts”

    ”ltitudinouslyisgood,”saidchateaurenaud.

    ”goodfelloon.”

    ”butthethingitselfisatdevilleforts;butletsgetbacktothe

    subject.”

    ”talkingofthat,”saiddebray,”daakinginquiriesaboutthat

    house,onthshasbeenhunghblack.”

    ”e”askedchateaurenaud.

    ”thenisterswife,pardieu”

    ”oh,yourpardoninevervisitnisters;ileavethattotheprinces.”

    ”really,youno;take

    passiononus,or,likejupiter,youherusup.”

    ”ipassion

    upon,anddonottakeupeverywordisay.”

    ”e,letusendeavettotheendofourstory,beauchi

    toldyouthatyesterdaydadeinquiriesofuponthesubject;

    enlighten,andiniationtoher.”

    ”en,thereasonpeoplediesoltitudinouslyilikethe

    .devillefortsisthatthereisanassassininthehouse”

    thetenshuddered,forthesaideahadrethanonce

    o.”andheassassin;”theyaskedtogether.

    ”youheauditorsdidnotinthe

    leastdishespeaker,en;edward,

    theinfantphenonon,eaiofkilling.”

    ”youarejesting.”

    ”notatall.iyesterdayengagedaservant,.

    devillefortiintendsendinghiorrosso

    enorusly,tokeupforthefastioseduponhiyhisterrorin

    thathouse.well,noen.”

    ”ening.”

    ”itappearsthedearchildhasobtainedpossessionofabottle

    ntainings,henusesagainstthosewho

    havedispleasedhifirst,anddadesaintranincurredhis

    displeasure,sohepouredoutthreedropsofhiselixirthreedrops

    .noirtier,

    etisrebuffedthislittlechhethereforereceivedthe

    saquantityoftheelixir;thesahappeovalentine,ofhe

    edoseastheothers,andallwasover

    forherasherest.”

    ”ellingus”saidchateaurenaud.

    ”yes,itisaraordinarystory,”saidbeauch”isitnot”

    ”itisabsurd,”saiddebray.

    ”ah,”saidbeaueyservant,or

    ratherhiservanttorrohetalk

    ofthehouse.”

    ”andthiselixir,isit”

    ”thechildncealsit.”

    ”but”

    ”inhistherslaboratory.”

    ”doeshistherthen,keeppoisonsinherlaboratory”

    ”hoelikeakingsattoey.ionly

    repeatyinforntiore.

    thepoordevilfear.”

    ”itisincredible”

    ”no,dearfelloisnotatallincredible.yousahechildpass

    throughtheruerichelieulastyear,usedhielfhkillinghis

    brothersandsistersbystigpinsintheirearsheyslept.

    thegeionocious.”

    ”e,beaucha,”saidchateaurenaud,”ianythingyoudonot

    believeaellingus.”

    ”idoheuntofntecristohere.”

    ”heis,”saiddebray;”besides,heuldnotearin

    publicehehasbeenthedupeofthecavalti,appears,

    preseheelvestohifalselettersofcredit,aed

    hiutof100,000.francsuponthehypothesisofthisprincipality.”

    ”bythep,”hoorrel”

    ”foi,ihavecalledthreetis.still,his

    sisterdidnotseeneasy,andtoldthatthoughshehadnotseenhibr >

    forthreedays,sheell.”

    ”ah,noontecristootappearinthe

    hall,”saidbeaucha.

    ””

    ”bea.”

    ”hasheassassinatedahen”

    ”no,orary,they.youknohat

    iturderedbyhis

    friendbeo.youknoousatwasfoundin

    hishouse,ntainieroppedthesignatureof

    therriagentract.doyouseetheatthereitis,all

    bloodstained,onthedesk,asatestinyofthecri.”

    ”ah,verygood.”

    ”hush,gentlen,hereistheurt;letusgobacktoourplaces.”a

    noisehehall;thesergeantcalledhistronsh

    aic”heandthedoorkeeperappearing,calledouththat

    shrillvoiarchais,

    ”theurt,gentlen”

    chapter110.theindit.

    thejudgestooktheirplaostprofoundsilence;

    thejurytooktheirseats;devillefort,theobjectofunusual

    attention,andostsaidofgeneraladration,satinthe

    arhairandcastatranquilglance

    ...
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