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正文 第8节 文 / [法]大仲马

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw”goodbye,childen.”

    rosatookthehandtprofferedtoher,andkisseditheverysho.

    ”goforheavenssake,go”shesaid;”itseetheyaregoingtoforcethegate.”

    johndeselfdoan,

    ”tothetolhek”

    thetolhekallvesselingforthethers.

    thecarriagedroveoffishhorses.rosafollohhereyesuntiltheytuedtheerofthestreet,uponhedoorafterher,shebadthrehekeyintoacell.

    thenoiseaderosasupposethatthepeopleobbatteringagainstitafterthesquarehadbeebythelitary.

    solidasthegatejustiuger,andthejailer,groselfthequestiolypullinghisat.

    hetuedroundandsawrosa.

    ”doyouhearthesedn”hesaid.

    ”iheartheoyfather,thatinyourplace”

    ”youhedoor”

    ”no,ishouldallotobeforced.”

    ”buttheye”

    ”yes,iftheyseeyou.”

    ”hoe”

    ”hideyourself.”

    ”where”

    ”inthesecretdungeon.”

    ”butyou,child”

    ”ishallgetintoiteforthfrourhidingplace.”

    ”zounds,yht,there”criedgryphus;”itssurprisinghousethereisinsuchalittlehead”

    then,asthegatebegantogiveidstthetriuhantshoutsoftheb,sheopenedalittletrapdoor,andsaid,

    ”ealong,ealong,father.”

    ”butourprisoners”

    ”god,andishallchoveryou.”

    gryphusfolloittahepopulace.

    thedungeonself,andustleavethetaperfectlysaferetreat,beingknoportantprisonersofstate,tainstarescueorarevolt.

    thepeoplerushedintotheprison,hthecry

    ”deathtothetraitorstothegalloheliusdetdeathdeath”

    chapter4

    therderers

    theyoungnoftheoffiehisbroob,aspectacleedtodrascatastrophe.

    ”indeed,”saidhetotheofficer,”ihinkyouasterelius.doyouhearthesepeopletheycertainlybearasadgrudgetothetts.”

    ”intruth,”repliedtheofficer,”ineverheardsuchshouts.”

    ”theyseeohavefoundoutthean.look,lookisnotthatthehecellkedup”

    anhadseizedinutesbefore.

    ”halloa,halloa”thencalledout,”heisgone.”

    ”hoobassofintruders.

    ”gone,gone,”repeatedtheninarage,”thebirdhasflown.”

    ”ansay”askedhishighness,groepale.

    ”oh,nseigneur,hesaysathingushouldtuouttrue”

    ”certainlyitan;”unfortuotbetrue.”

    ”hoheofficer.

    andindeed,sorefaces,furiousandntortedselvesattherying,

    ”esoff”

    andthepeopleireetrepeated,precations,

    ”es,andcatchthe

    ”nseigneur,itseethatnheereliushasreallyescaped,”saidtheofficer.

    ”yes,frorison,perhaps,butnotfrohetoofindopen.”

    ”hasanorderbeeoclosethetoonseigneur”

    ”no,atleastidonotthinkso;ouldhavegivensuorder”

    ”indeed,butakesyhnesssuppose”

    ”therearefatalities,”nseigneurreplied,inanoffhandnner;”andthegreatestisfallenvictitosuchfatalities.”

    attheseehoherhehattheprisoner.

    atthisnttheroaroftheltitudebrokeforthlikethunder,foritecertainthateliusdetheprison.

    eliusandjohn,afterdrivingalongthepond,hadtakereet,antoslahispaordeottoexciteanysuspi.

    butahathehadlefttheprisonahbehind,andbeforehiherey,heedeveryprecaution,ahishorsesoffatagallop.

    allatoopped.

    ”atter”askedjohn,puttinghisheadoutoftheadow.

    ”oh,sters”criedthea,”itis”

    terrorchokedthevoiceofthehofellow.

    ”osay”urgedthegrandpensionary.

    ”thegateisclosed,thatsitis.”

    ”hohisitisnotusualtoclosethegatebyday.”

    ”justlook”

    johleaofthean.

    ”nevernd,butdriveon,”saidjohn,”ihaveetheorderforthetationofthepunishnt,thegatekeeperusthrough.”

    thecarriagevedalong,butitedegreeofnfidence.

    reover,asjohhisheadoutofthecarriagepanions,atthebuytenhof.heutteredacryofsurprise

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