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正文 第359節 文 / [法]大仲馬

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    entonthatgraveandsevereface,expression

    personalgriefshadbeenuodisturb,andtheaspeanwho

    aioedsothingveryliketerror.

    ”gendars,”saidthepresident,”leadintheaccused.”

    attheseereintense,andalleyes

    uedtohedohtooenter.

    thedoorsoonopenedandtheaccusedappeared.thesairessionwas

    experiencedbyallpresent,andnooneheexpression

    ofhisuntenanotion

    opsthebeatingoftheheartandblahecheek.hishands,

    gracefullyplaced,oneuponhishat,theotherintheopeningofhis

    ulous;hiseyeandeven

    brilliant.scarcelyhadheehehallthe

    agistratesandassistants;hiseyerestedlohe

    president,andstillresoonthekingsattoey.bythesideof

    aiohelaonducthisdefend

    edbytheurt,forandreadisdaiopay

    anyattentiontothosedetails,tooattao

    iortahelaanhlighthaire

    expressedahuisreetionthanthaterizedthe

    prisoner.

    thepreside,revisedashe

    cleverandilacablepenofvillefort.duringthereadingofthis,

    hepublicattentioninuallydraowards

    andrea,heiionhspartanunnce.villeforthad

    neverbee

    vividlors;theforrlifeoftheprisoner,histransfortion,a

    revietheearliestperiod,forthhallthe

    talentthataknoanlifeuldfuishtoandlikethat

    oftheprocureur.beonedinpublipinion

    beforethesentehelaouldbepronounced.andreapaidno

    attentiontothesuccessivecharges.

    devillefort,itentively,andpracticed

    uponhillthepsychologicalstudiesheedtouse,invain

    endeavoredtokehiohstandihand

    profundityofhisgaze.atlengththereadingoftheinditwas

    ended.

    ”aeandsua”andreaarose.

    ”excuse,.president,”hesaid,inaclearvoice,”butiseeyou

    aregoingtoadoptaurseofquestionsthroughfollow

    you.ihaveanidea,akingan

    exofaccusation.alloe,then,ifyou

    please,toansorder,oridosoatall.”

    theastonishedpresidentlookedatthejury,ulookedat

    villefort.theblyedgreatsurprise,butandrea

    appearedquiteunved.”ye”saidthepresident;”willyouanswer

    thatquestion”

    ”ir.president,butin

    itstu.”

    ”ye”repeatedthepresident.

    ”iayoneyearsold,orratherishallbeinafewdays,asiwas

    bothenightofthe27thofsepteer,1817.”devillefort,who

    enotes,raisedhisheadatthentionofthis

    date.”hepresident.

    ”atauteuil,nearparis.”devillefortasendtiraisedhishead,

    lookedatbeoasifhehadbeengazingattheheadofdusa,and

    becalivid.asforbeo,hegracefullyhafine

    caricpockethandkerchief.”yourprofession”

    ”firstilyaspossible;”theni

    becaathief,andlatelyhavebeeanassassin.”arr,orrather

    storofindignationburstfrollpartsoftheassely.thejudges

    theelvesappearedtobestupefied,andthejuryedtokensof

    disgustforanoffashion.devillefort

    pressedhishanduponhisbroeredand

    buing;thenhesuddenlyaroseandlookedaroundasthoughhehadlost

    hissensesheedair.

    ”areyoulookingforanything,.procureur”askedbeo,hhis

    stingratiatingsle.devillefortanshing,butsat,or

    ratherthreselfdohair.”andnow,prisoner,

    e”saidthepresident.”thebrutal

    affees

    andooftheurt,bothinthena

    ofrality,andfortherespeanity.youappeartonsider

    thisapointofhonor,anditybeforthisreason,thatyouhave

    delayedaoe.youtobeprecededbyall

    thesetitles.”

    ”itisquitey

    thoughts,”saidbeo,inhissoftestvoianner.

    ”thisis,ihereasonoaltertheorderofthe

    questions.”thepublienthadreacheditsheight.therewasno

    longeranydeaheaccused.theaudience

    feltthatastartlingrevelationinousprelude.

    ”e”

    ”iyna,sinceidonotknoy

    fathers,andtellittoyou.”

    apainfulgiddinessoveredvillefreatdropsofacrids

    fellfroisfaceuponthepapershheheldinhisnvulsedhand.

    ”repeatyourfathersna,”saidthepresident.notaa

    breath,bly;everyoneedanxiously.

    ”fatheriskingsattoey,”repliedandreacaly.

    ”kingsattoey”saidthepresident,stupefied,andhoutnotig

    theagitation.devillefort;”kings

    attoey”

    ”yes;andifyoue,ied

    villefort.”theexplosion,a

    feelingofrespecttotheurtofjustioforthlikethunder

    frohebreastsofallpresent;theurtitselfdido

    restrainthefeelingsoftheaudieheexclations,theinsults

    addressedtobeo,ainedperfectlyuhe

    eientofthegendars,thesneersofthe

    scufthecroorisetothesurfacaseofany

    disturbahislastedfivenutes,beforethedoorkeepersand

    gistratesidstofthistult

    thevoiceofthepresident,”areyouplayingh

    justice,accused,anddoyoudaresetyourfellopleof

    disorderes

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