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正文 第369节 文 / [法]大仲马

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw小说站  www.xsz.twools”rredtheunt.

    ”hoay,theyouunnel,howorby

    eansnoonek,andthereistheevide

    reiningofhisahetorchtothe

    wall.

    ”ah,yes;isee,”saidtheunt,inavoietion.

    ”theresultennicatedhoher;howlong

    theydidso,nobodyknoanfellillanddied.nuesstheyoungonedid”

    ”tell.”

    ”hecarriedofftherpse,hitsface

    totheptydungeon,closedtheentrand

    slippedintothesaedthedeadbody.didyouever

    hearofsuedagain

    toexperiehesensationshehadfelthearsevas,

    yetisththelddeh,hadtouchedhisface.thejailer

    ntinued:”nohis.hefahattheyburiedthe

    deadatthechateaudif,andiginingtheyuchlabor

    onthegraveofaprisoner,hecalculatedonraisihh

    hisshoulders,butunfortuheirarrasatthechateau

    frustratedhisprojects.theyneverburiedthedead;theyrely

    attachedaheavyonballtothefeet,ahreintothe

    sea.thisisaopofthe

    rock;therpsehebedday,ahwas

    guessed,fortheheofficethenntiohey

    hadnotdaredtospeakofbefore,thatatthenttherpsewas

    throostiediately

    stifledbytheerindisappeared.”theuhedh

    difficulty;thelddropsrandowasfull

    ofanguish.

    ”no,”hettered,”thedoubtifeltof

    fetfulness;butheretheheheartagainthirsts

    feandtheprisoner,”hentinuedaloud,”washeeverheard

    ofafterwards”

    ”oh,no;ofursenot.youderstandthatoust

    havehappened;hesteitherhavefallenflat,inheblow,

    froheightof,sthavekilledhinstantly,orhest

    havefallenupright,ahetothe

    bottoainedpoorfellow”

    ”thenyoupityhisaidtheunt.

    ”foi,yes;thoughheent.”

    ”ean”

    ”thereporthathehadbeenanavalofficer,onfined

    forplottinghthebonapartists.”

    ”greatistruth,”tteredtheunt,”fireotbu,norerdrown

    itthusthepoorsailorlivesintherelleofthosee

    hishistory;histerriblestoryisrecitedinthechieyer,anda

    shudderisfeltatthedescriptionofhistransitthroughtheairtobe

    seever

    known”

    ”oh,yes;butonlyasno.34.”

    ”oh,villefort,villefort,”rredtheunt,”thissestoften

    havehauhysleeplesshours”

    ”doyouore,sir”saidthencierge.

    ”yes,espe.”

    ”ahno.27.”

    ”yes;no.27.”repeatedtheuohearthevoiceofthe

    abbeansinthoseveryhroughthewallwhenaskedhis

    na.

    ”e,sir.”

    ”ontecristo,”iotakeonefinalglancearoundthis

    roo”

    ”thisisfortunate,”saidtheguide;”ihavefotteherkey.”

    ”goachit.”

    ”ihetorch,sir.”

    ”no,takeitahedark.”

    ”odarkness

    thatheuldseeapininthedarkesterofhisdungeon.”

    ”hespentfourteeoarriveatthat,”tteredtheunt.

    theguidecarriedahetorch.theunthadspokely.

    scarcelyhadafehingasdistinctly

    asbydaylight.thenhelookedaroundhiandreallyregnizedhis

    dungeon.

    ”yes,”hesaid,”thereisthestoneuponosit;thereis

    theiressiondebyshouldersonthearkof

    blooddeyheadagainstthehose

    figures,hoeerthedetheocalculate

    theageoffather,thatightknostill

    living,andthatofrcedes,toknoillfree.

    afterfinishingthatinuteshope.ididnot

    reuponhungerandiy”andabitterlaughescapedthe

    unt.hesaarriageof

    rcedes.ohersideofthedungeonheperceivedaninscription,

    theelettersofillvisibleonthegreenwall.”od,”heread,”preserveryoh,yes,”hecried,”thatwas

    onlyprayeratlast;inoledforliberty,butry;

    idreadedtobeedandfetful.ogod,thouhastpreserved

    ry;ithahathisntthelightofthe

    torg;ntecristo

    toethi

    ”folloe,sir;”andhoutasdiairstheguidenducted

    hiyasubterraneouspassagetoarahere,again,nte

    cristoultitudeofthoughts.thefirstthingthat

    thiseyeeridian,draheabbeontheh

    hecalculatedtheti;thenhesaainsofthebedonh

    thepoorprisonerhaddied.thesightofthis,insteadofexgthe

    anguishexperieheuntinthedungeon,filledhisheartha

    softandgratefulsentint,andtearsfellfroiseyes.

    ”thisisadabbe,sir,andthatisheyoung

    ered;”andtheguidepoiheopening,ained

    untheappearahestone,”hentinued,”aleaed

    gentlendisveredthattheprishthavenicatedtogether

    fortenyears.poorthingsthosesthavebeentenwearyyears.”

    daooksolouisfroispoanwho

    hadt.theguidetookthethinkingthebr >

    relyafetlevalue;butthelightofthetorchrevealed

    theirtrueadeastake;youhave

    givengold.”

    ”ikno.”thenciergelookedupohsurprise.”sir,”

    hecried,scarcelyabletobelievehisgoodfortune”sir,iot

    uandyenerosity”

    ”oh,itisverysile,goodfellow;ihavebeenasailor,andyour

    storytouchedrethanithers.”

    ”then,sir,sihing.”

    ”e,friendshells

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