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rcerfreading”caesarsntaries,”andbydanglarsstudyingthe
”lifeofalexahebaeredagroanandfollowedhisguide;
hehersupplied.henolongerpossessedstrength,
.atlengthhe
fouthefootofastaircase,andheicallylifted
hisfootfiveorsixtis.thenalo,and
bendinghisheadtoavoidstrikinghisforeheadheenteredasllroobr >
cutoutoftherock.thecellpty,anddry,though
situatedatanieasurabledistandertheearth.abedofdried
grassveredhgoatskinsedinoneer.danglars
brighteneduponbeholdingit,faniseof
safety.”oh,godbepraised,”hesaid;”itisarealbed”
”ec”saidtheguide,andpushingdanglarsintothecell,heclosed
thedooruponhiaboltgratedanddanglarshere
hadbeennobolt,itpossibleforhiopassthrough
thedstofthegarrisonbsofst.sebastian,
enasterourreaderssthavereghe
fausluigivaa.danglars,too,hadreghebandit,whose
existenin
paris;andnotonlydidheregnizehibutthecellin
hadbeennfined,anddation
ers.theserellesepleasure
bydanglars,aoredhiosodegreeoftranquillity.sihe
banditshadchedhitonce,hefeltthattheykill
hitall.theyhadarrestedhiorthepurposeofrobbery,andashe
hadonlyafe,hedoubtednotheed.
hereeredthatrcerfhadbee4,000s,andashe
nsideredhielfoforcerfhefixed
hisoouo48,000
livres;hehe
uldokeepoutofdifficulties.therefore,tolerablysecurein
beingabletoextricatehielffroisposition,providedhe
ratedattheunreasonablesuf5,050,000francs,hestretchedhielf
onhisbed,andaftertuies,fellasleeph
thetranquillityoftheheropaudying.
chapter115.luigivaasbilloffare.
theonedreadedbydanglars.heawoke.
toaparisianaccustodtosilkencurtains,hvelvet
drapery,aperfuofbuingokeofh
diffusesitselfingra,theappearanceof
theedlike
thentinuationofsodisagreeabledreabutinsuchasituation
asisufficestogethestrodoubtiainty.
”yes,yes,”herred,”ianthehandsofthebrigandsof
albertdercerfspoke.”hisfirstideaight
kno”donquixote,”the
onlybookhehadeverread,buteered.
”no,”hecried,”theyhavenotperhapstheyhaverobbed
”ahrusthishandsintohispockets.theyouched;the
hundredlouishehadreservedforhisjoueyfrootovenicewere
inhistrouserspocket,andinthatofhisgreatathefoundthe
littlenotetaininghisletterofcreditfor5,050,000francs.
”singularbandits”heexclaid;”theyhaveleftpurseand
poed.
hallo,hereiseseeeitis.”danglarsch,
oneuetsrepeaters,he
previousnight,struckhalfpastfive.houtthis,danglarswouldhave
beenquiteignorantoftheti,fordaylightdidnotreachhiscell.
shouldhedendanexplanationfrohebandits,orshouldhe
patientlyfortheoproposeitthelastalteativeseedthest
prudent,soheea
sentioclock,hadbeenghis
door.danglarssuddeastronginatiohepersonwho
kept.hehadnoticedthatafeofdaylight,
butfrola,peratedthroughtheilljoinedplanksofthedoor;
heapproachedjustasthebrigandselfouthful
ofbrandy,otheleathebottlentainingit,sent
forthanodorelyunpleasanttodanglars.”faugh”he
exclaid,retreatingtothefarthererofhiscell.
attanherfunary,anddanglars,
ocatchsightofhisnehedain.
hehletic,gigantidit,hlargeeyes,thicklips,and
aflatnose;hisredhairfellindishevelledsseslikesnakesaround
hisshoulders.”ah,ha,”crieddanglars,”thisfelloorelikean
ogrethananythingelse;horathertoooldandtoughtobe
verygoodeating”hatdanglarsedenoughtojest;at
thesati,asthoughtodisprovetheogreishpropensities,then
tooksoblahis,hhe
begandevvoraayibehanged,”saiddanglars,glang
atthebanditsdihroughtheayibe
hangedifiderstandhosuchfilth”andhe
selfuponhisgoatskin,indedhifthe
sllofthebrandy.
butthesteriesofnatureareinprehensible,andtherearecertain
invitationsntainedihearsestfoodhappealvery
irresistiblytoafastingstoch.danglarsfelthisotobevery
anappearedlessugly,the
breadlessbladthecheeserefresh,hosedreadfulvulgar
onionsreiainsaudsidedishes,hhis
okpreparedinaverysuperiornneronsieur
deniseau,lethavealefricasseetoday.”hegotupand
khedoor;thebanditraisedhishead.danglarsk
hehebandit.
”e,e,”saiddanglars,tappinghisfingersagainstthedoor,”i
thinkitisquitetitothinkofgivingsothi”but
,orherhehadreceivednoorders
respeentofdanglars,thegiant,houtanswering,
onhhisdinner.danglarsfeelings,andnotwishing
toputhielfunderobligationsto
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