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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twyouarenotntecristooh,heavensyouare,

    then,soseyisthavewrongedyou

    insoe”

    ”yes;youarenos

    overhisbroadchest;”searchsearch”

    ”butedvillefort,indwas

    balangbety,inthatcloudhera

    dreaorreality;”e,thenspeak”

    ”youoahorrible,tediousdeath;youkilledfather;

    youdeprivedofliberty,oflove,andhappiness.”

    ”henwhoareyou”

    ”iahespectreofachyouburiedinthedungeonsofthechateau

    dif.godgavethatspeoftheuntofntecristowhen

    heatlengthissuedfroisto,enrichedhinds,

    andledhioyou”

    ”ah,iregnizeynizeyou”exclaidthekingsattoey;

    ”youare”

    ”iadnddantes”

    ”youareednddantes,”criedvillefort,seizibythe

    ehere”andupthestairshedraggedntecristo;who,

    ignorantofinastonishnt,foreseeing

    soneonddantes”hesaid,pointingtothe

    bodiesofhisontecristo

    becapaleatthishorriblesight;hefeltthathehadpassedbeyond

    theboundsofvengeandthatheuldnolongersay,”godisfor

    ande.”hanexpressionofindescribableanguishhethrew

    hielfuponthebodyofthechild,reopeseyes,feltits

    pulse,andthenrushedintovalentinesrooofhhe

    doubleloychild,”criedvillefort,”hecarriesaway

    thebodyofchildoh,curses,htoyou”ariedto

    folloheransfixedtothe

    spot,hiseyesglaredasthoughtheyartingthroughthesockets;

    hegripedthefleshonhischestuntilhisnailsainedh

    blood;theveinsofhistelesshoughtheywould

    bursttheiarrohlivingfire.

    thislastedseveralnutes,untilthefrightfulovertuofreasonwas

    acplished;thenutteringaloudcryfollooflaughter,

    herusheddohestairs.

    aquarterofanhourafteropened,and

    ntecristoreappeared.pale,hadulleyeandheavyheart,allthe

    uresofthatfaandserene,

    bygrief.inhisarheheldthechild,noskillhadbeeo

    recalltolife.bendingononeknee,heplaceditreverentlybytheside

    ofitsther,hitsheaduponherbreast.then,rising,he

    out,aingaservantoairs,heasked,”.de

    villefort”

    theservant,insteadofansontecristo

    raeps,andadvangtohespotdesignatedbeheld

    villefort,encircledbyhisservants,haspadeinhishand,and

    diggihhfury.”itisnothere”hecried.”itisnot

    here”andthenhevedfartheron,andbeganagaintodig.

    nte,andsaidinalohanexpression

    alsthule,”sir,youhaveindeedlostason;but”

    villefortinterruptedhihehadherlistenednorheard.”oh,i

    aypretendheisnothere,butiwill

    findhithoughidigforever”ntecristodrekinhorror.”oh,”

    hesaid,”heisd”andasthoughhefearedthatthehe

    a,herushedintothestreet,for

    thefirsttidoubtingherhehadtherighttodoashehaddone.

    ”oh,enoughofthis,enoughofthis,”hecried;”letsavethelast.”

    oeringhishouse,hetrrel,likeaghost

    aandateforretutotheto.”prepareyourself,

    xilian,”hesaidile;”orrow.”

    ”haveyounothiodothere”askedrrel.

    ”no,”repliednteaynothavedoooch

    already.”

    thedaytheyindeedleft,aiedonlybybaptistin.haideehad

    takenaainedhnoirtier.

    chapter112.thedeparture.

    thereedthetheofihoutallparis.

    eanuelandhisentintheir

    littleapartntintherueslayupohreesuccessive,sudden,

    andstunexpeorcerf,danglars,andvillefort.

    xilian,avisit,listeheirion,

    orratheredstateofapathy.

    ”indeed,”saidjulie,”ghtostfancy,eahat

    thosepeople,sorich,sohappybutyesterday,hadfottenintheir

    prosperitythatanevilgeniuslikethes

    storiesselvesunbiddenatahovered

    overtheandappearedallatonselffortheirfatal

    ”

    ”isfortune”saideahinkingofrcerfand

    danglars.

    ”eeringvale,

    en,shedidnotnabeforeherbrother.

    ”ifthesuprebeinghasdirectedthefatalblonuel,”it

    stbethatheinhisgreatgoodnesshasperceivednothingi

    livesofthesepeopletorittigationoftheiraent.”

    ”doyounotforveryrashjudgnt,eanuel”saidjulie.”y

    father,tting

    suiandeserveshissery,would

    notthatpersonhavebeendeceived”

    ”yes;butyourfatherssioned

    toarrestthefatalhandofdeathabouttodes.”

    eanuelhadscarcelyutteredthesehesoundofthebell

    heheporterthatavisitorhad

    arrived.nearlyatthesainstantthedoorheuntof

    ntecristoappearedohreshold.theyoungpeopleuttereda

    cryofjoy,ilianraisedhishead,butletitfallagain

    iediately.”xilian,”saidtheunt,houtappearingtonotice

    thedifferentiressiole

    circle,”ietoseekyou.”

    ”toseek”repeatedrrel,asifaadrea

    ”yes,”saidntecristo;”hasitnotbeehatishouldtakeyou

    e,anddidinottellyouyesterdaytopreparefordeparture”

    ”iaeady,”saidxilian;”icaexpresslytofarewell.”

    ”herareyougoing,unt”askedjulie.

    ”inthefirstinstanada.”

    ”torseilles”exclaidtheyounguple.

    ”

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