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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twbuta,ledonbyaninvisibleand

    offendeddeity,tohholdthefatalblohatiwas

    destiohurl.itakethatgodtoness,atihave

    prostratedselfdailyforthelasttenyears,thatiwouldhave

    sacrificedlifetoyou,andylifetheprojectsthatwere

    indissolublylinkedepride,

    re,andilived.exahepastandthepresent,

    andendeavortodiveintofuturity,andthensaynota

    divirunt.thestdreadfulsfortuhestfrightful

    sufferings,theabandonntofallthosee,thepersecution

    ofthosee,fordthetrialsofyouth;when

    suddenly,frosery,ioredtolight

    andliberty,ahepossessorofafortunesobrilliant,

    sounbounded,sounheardof,thatisthavebeenblindnottobe

    nsciousthatgodhadeohiso

    designs.frohattiilookeduponthisfortuneassothingnfided

    toforanespecialpurpose.notathoughtoalifeh

    youonce,rcedes,hadthepoorenderblissful;notonehour

    ofpeacefule;butifeltselfdrivenonlikean

    externatingangel.likeadventurousbarkonso

    enterprisefullofdanger,ilaidinprovisions,iloadedons,

    illeybodytothe

    stviolentexery

    aroslay,eyestobeholdexcruciatingsufferings,anduth

    tosleatthesthorridspectacles.goodnatured,nfiding,and

    fivingasihadbeen,ibecarevengeful,ing,andked,or

    rather,iovableasfate.thenilauintothepaththatwas

    opeo.iovercaeveryobstacle,andreachedthegoal;butwoe

    tothoseypathway”

    ”enough,”saidrondbelieve,thatshewhoalone

    regnizedyouhasbeentheonlyooprehendyou;andhadshe

    ond,

    stillshesthaveadredyoulikethegulfbetea,

    thereisanabyssbetond,aofnkind;andi

    tellyoufreelythattheparisonidraen

    ygreatesttortures.no,thereisnothinginthe

    bleyouinustsayfarewell,

    ednd,auspart.”

    ”beforeileaveyou,rake”saidthe

    unt.

    ”idesirebutohinginthisond,thehappinessof

    son.”

    ”praytothealghtytosparehislife,andiyselfto

    protehishappiness.”

    ”thankyou,ednd.”

    ”buthaveyounorequesttokeforyourself,rcedes”

    ”forselfinothing.ilive,asitwograves.one

    isthatofednddantes,losttolong,longsince.hehadlove

    thatesfadedlipnoerydearto

    heart,andohatiloseforallthattheains.

    theraveisthatofthehisdeathfrohehandof

    ednddantes.iapproveofthedeed,butistprayforthedead.”

    ”yoursonshallbehappy,rcedes,”repeatedtheunt.

    ”thenishallenjoyaschhappinessasthisanpossibly

    nfer.”

    ”butareyouriions”

    ”tosaythatishalllivehere,liketheres,

    gainingbreadbylabor,e.

    ihavenolohestrengthtodoanythingbuttospenddaysin

    prayer.hoof

    neyburiedbyyou,aioned,will

    besuffie.rure,

    oynneroflivingthatlittle.”

    ”reyou,butyou

    deanunnecessarysacrifirelinquishingthehefortune

    assedbydercerf;halfofitatleastbyrightbelooyou,

    invirtueofyilandeno.”

    ”iperceivee;butiotaccept

    it,edndsonitit.”

    ”nothingshallbedothefullapprobationofalbertde

    rcerf.iakeselfacquaintedhhisiionsandwill

    subttothebutifhebeyoffers,willyou

    opposethe

    ”youond,thatiaolongerareasoniure;i

    haveheodecide.ihavebeenso

    overedbythenystorthathavebrokenoverhead,thati

    aeepassiveinthehandsofthealghty,likeasparrohe

    talonsofaneagle.ilive,beetodie.if

    sucrbesentto,iit.”

    ”ah,da,”saidntecristo,”youshouldnottalkthusitisnotso

    iontothehentrary,

    s.”

    ”alas”exclaidrcedes,”ifitwereso,ifipossessedfreewill,

    bute

    todespair.”hevehence

    rief.”evensayyoueagain”heasked.

    ”orary,eetagain,”saidrcedes,pointingto

    heavennity.”itellyousotoprovetoyouthatistill

    hope.”andafterpressingheroblinghanduponthatoftheunt,

    rcedesrushedupthestairsanddisappeared.ntecristoslo

    thehouseaoercedesdidnotness

    hisdeparture,althoughshe

    es.hereyesrainingtosee

    theshiphevastsebutstillher

    voiurredsoftly,”ednd,ednd,ednd”

    chapter113.thepast.

    theuedthehousein

    rcedes,probablyobeholdheragain.sihedeathoflittle

    edontecristo.havingreached

    thesuitofhisvengeancebyalongandtortuouspath,hesawanabyss

    ofdoubtya.rethanthis,theionh

    hadjusttakenplacebetselfhadaany

    rellesinhisheartthathefeltitnecessarytobath

    theanoftheuntsteerantuldnotlongindulgeinthat

    lanonnds,butroyssuperior

    ones.hethoughthesthavedeanerrorinhiscalculationsifhe

    noehielf.

    ”iyself,”hesaid;”istlookupoin

    afalselight.”hentinued,”ihavebeenfollowi

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