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正文 第373节 文 / [法]大仲马

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    ”wherearewegoing”

    ”dentrolatesta”ansnandieriousvoice,aiedby

    a,”putinyour

    head”heakingrapidprogressinitalian.heobeyed,nothout

    souneasiness,ontarilyincreasing,causedhisnd,instead

    ofbeingasunoccupiedasitofillh

    ideasoreespecially

    oneinsuchasituationasdanglars.hiseyesacquiredthatquality

    ontetioneheosee

    distinuchtaxed.before

    ed,ed,weseedouble;

    anded,hingbuttrouble.danglars

    observedaninacloakgallopingattherighthandofthecarriage.

    ”sogendar”heexclaid.”ihavebeeninterceptedbyfrench

    telegratothepontificalauthorities”heresolvedtoendhis

    ay.”e”heasked.”dentrolatesta,”replied

    thesavoiagat.

    danglarstuedtotheleft;anothernonhorsebacking

    onthatside.”decidedly,”saiddanglars,htheperspirationonhis

    forehead,”istbeunderarrest.”ahreselfbathe

    etosleep,buttothink.directlyafterhe

    ohensash

    hehadbeforererked,onlythentheyherighthand,nohey

    heleft.heuoodthattheyhaddescribedacircle,and

    bae.”oh,unfortunate”hecried,”they

    sthaveobtainedarrest.”thecarriagentiorollonh

    frightfulspeed.anhourofterrorelapsed,foreveryspottheypassed

    shoass,

    againstedasifthecarriagetodash;butthe

    vehicletuedtooneside,leavingthebarrierbehindanddanglarssaw

    thatitpartsencirgro.

    ”ndieu”crieddanglars,”e;thenit

    isnotjusticeegraciousheavens;anotheridea

    presentsitselfiftheyshouldbe”

    hishairstoodonend.hereeredthoseiingstories,so

    littlebelievedinparis,respeeeredthe

    advehatalbertdercerfhadrelatedehat

    heshouldrrydeiselleeugeheyarerobbers,perhaps,”he

    ttered.justthehingharderthangravel

    road.danglarshazardedalookonbothsidesoftheroad,andperceived

    nuntsofasingularforandhisndails

    rcerfhadrelated,andparingthehisouation,he

    feltsurethathestbeontheappia,inasortof

    valley,heperceivedacircularexcavation.itallascircus.

    ohesideofthecarriage,itstopped.

    atthesatithedooredanding

    voice.danglarsinstantlydesded;althoughhedidspeak

    italian,heuooditveryoredeadthanalive,helooked

    aroundhifournsurroundedhibesidesthepostilion.

    ”diqua,”saidohen,desdingalittlepathleadingoutof

    theappianopposition,and

    hadnooccasiontotuaroundtoseeherthethreeotherswere

    follo.stillitappearedasthoughtheyatioequal

    distancesfroher,likesentinels.afterten

    nutes,duringexgeasinglehhis

    guide,hefoundhielfbetpofhighweeds;

    threen,standingsilent,fordatriangle,ofhe

    tre.heove.”avanti”

    saidthesasharpaivevoice.

    thistidanglarshaddoublereasontouand,foriftheword

    aurehadnotexplaihespeakersaning,itlearly

    expressedbythen,sorudelythat

    hestruckagainsttheguide.thisguidewasourfriendpeppino,who

    dashedintothethicketofhighhroughapath

    lizardsorpolecatsuldhaveigiobeanopenroad.peppino

    stoppedbeforeapitbythickhedges;thepit,halfopen,

    affordedapassagetotheyoungn,heevil

    spiritsinthefairytales.thevoianwho

    follotodothesa.therewasnolonger

    anydoubt,thebankruptanbanditti.danglars

    acquittedhielflikeanplacedbetions,

    andach,

    pagna,he

    sliddo.ashe

    touchedtheground,heopenedhiseyes.thepathdark.

    peppino,tleforbeingregnizednohathewasinhis

    oendesded

    afterdanglarsftherearguard,andpushingdanglarswheneverhe

    happeostop,theycabyagentledeclivitytotheinterseof

    tinsepulchres,oneabovethe

    other,andedinntrasththeestooopentheir

    largedarkeyes,likethosehefacesofthedead.a

    serucktheringsofhiscarbineagainsthislefthand.”who

    esthere”hecried.

    ”afriend,afriend”saidpeppino;”buthecaptain”

    ”there,”saidthesentinel,pointingoverhisshouldertoaspacious

    crypt,holloothe

    passagethroughthelargearchedopenings.”finespoil,captain,fine

    spoil”saidpeppinoinitalian,andtakingdanglarsbythellarof

    hisathedraggedhioanopeningreselingadoor,throughh

    theyeheapartntadehis

    de.

    ”isthisthen”askedthecaptaiivelyreading

    plutarchs”lifeofalexander.”

    ”hielf,captainhielf.”

    ”veryto.”atthisratheriertiorder,peppino

    raisedhistorchtothefaceofdanglars,ilyhdrehathe

    ghtnothavehiseyelashesbut.hisagitatedfeaturespresented

    theappearananistired,”saidthe

    captain,”nducthiohisbed.”

    ”oh,”rreddanglars,”thatbedisprobablyoheffins

    holloone

    oftheponiardsiseeglisteninginthedarkness.”

    froheirbedsofdriedleavesorthebackof

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