栗子小说 m.lizi.tw小说站
www.xsz.tw台湾小说网
www.192.twouldhavehe
businessofservants;eaehadhisoyandspeciality.the
anhebusinessofherbutler,asifitwerea
tterofhorses.sheachedherselftoherservants;the
deathofthebestoftheneyuld
replacetheobyanotherequallyeffit.astoherduty
toearinhereyeforthe
sfortunesofanother;infactherselfishnessandid
thatitabsolutelycreatedalaugh.thedraperiesofthegreat
ladyveredanironnature.thedelightfulsirennight
everybellofherarousfollyuldsoonkeayoungnfetthe
hardandunfeelingenglishan,anditepbystepthati
disveredthestonyroyseedsed,bringingno
harvest.dadertsaufhadperatedthatnatureataglan
theirbriefenunter.ireeredherpropheticwords.shewas
right;arabellaslovebee.ihavesincererked
thatsteendeess.
liketheazons,theylackabreast;theirheartsarehardinso
dire,butidonotknoh.
attheheburdenoftheyoke,when
ookpossessionofsoulandbodytoo,lasti
prehehesanctitythattruefeelingiartstolove,when
riesofclochegourdee,inspiteofdistahe
fragraheroses,thethoftheterradthewarbleof
thenightithisfrightfulonybed
behastheersofthetorrentreceded,ireceivedablow
yheart,forateveryhouritsechowakes.
ihecabioftheking,odriveoutatfour
oclock.theducdelenohe
roohekingaskedhieyheadhastily
intooeageraheking,offeheaethe
lookheharshosay.
”sire,phterisdying,”repliedtheduke.
”eleaveofabsence”icried,h
tearsineyes,bravingtheaoburst.
”go,lord,”heansilingatthesatireinhiswords,and
andinfavorofhiso.
reurtierthanfather,thedukeaskednoleavebutgotintothe
carriagehtheking.istartedhoutbiddingladydudleygood
bye;sheadepreparations,aa
ellingheriissionbytheking.atthecroixde
beyithisjestyretuingfroerrieres.hethreealook
fullofhisroyalirony,aleaning,ed
tosay:”ifyouahinginpoliticseback;dont
parleyesadly.thetwo
poousequipageshtheireighthorses,thelonelsandtheirgold
lace,theesrtandthecloudsofdustrolledrapidlyaocries
of”viveleroi”itseedtothattheurthaddrivehe
deadbodyofdadertsaufhtheutterinsensibilityh
natureshoastrophes.thoughtheduke
nheonsieurafterthekinghad
retired.asfortheduchess,shehadlongagogivenherdaughterthe
firststabbyingtoherofladydudley.
hurriedjouey,thedreafaruinedgaler;i
havingreceivednonehenfessorpushed
austeritysofarastoexcludefrolochegourdeiaccused
deleine,jaonsieurdertsauf.
beyondtours,asicadoheroadborderedhpoplarsh
leadstoponysearch
forneunsieuret.heguessedthatiwasgoing
toclochegourde;iguessedthatheuing.oppedour
carriagesandgotout,itoaskfoeogiveit.
”hoedertsauf”isaid.
”idoubtifyoufindherliving,”hereplied.”sheisdyinga
frightfuldeathofinanition.ein,lastjune,no
dish
nsieurdertsaufhasnodoubtdescribedtoyou,forhethinkshe
hastheielf.dalatesseinanytra
nditionofillhealth,andhis
oftenthecauseofabetterstate,norhecrisisofa
disordertheeffectsofhberepaired;no,herdiseasehad
reachedapointistheincurableresult
ofgrief,justasartalheresultofastab.herphysical
nditionisproducedbytheiiaofananasnecessarytolife
astheaoftheheartitself.griefhasdoheworkofa
dagger.dontdeadadertsaufisdyingofso
hiddengrief.”
”hidden”iexclaid.”herchildrebeenill”
”no,”hesaid,lookingatsignifitly,”andsinceshehasbeenso
seriouslyattaortsaufhasenther.i
aolongeeeded;nsieurdeslandesofazayisallsuffit;
nothingbedone;hersufferingsaredreadful.youiful,
andriaciated,shrunkenhhungerforshediesof
hungerdurifortydaysthestoch,beingasitwere
ent,underwe
attettogiveit.”
nsieuretpressedhandhagestureofrespect.
”urage,nsieur,”hesaid,liftinghiseyestoheaven.
thepassionforsufferihoughtshared;
helittlesuspectedthepoisonedarroyheart.
isprangintothecarriageandorderedthepostiliontodriveon,
prosingagoodree.
notyiatienceiseedtodothedistanafew
nutes,soabsorbedhebitterreflesthatcrowdedupon
soul.dyingofgrief,yetherchildrenhenshedied
throughshecho
throughoutourlivesandsotisbeyondthe
iotenhunjustice,opendeedswhy
shaaotherdereresupon
youulasteteally,rikes
hleylife,an
honoredlife,totherdererothe
soulandsapsthebodytodestroyithoanyrderersgo
unpunishedindulgenceforfashionablevidoningof
thehocidescausedbyralwhoseavenginghand
itont,raisedthepaintedcu
...