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www.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twreatnisfortuneswerelikeapreludeof
ufuldulationstoafuhe,theghtycryofexpiring
love,i
earthwillflowerinheaven”
”youleftherstillafloyouwillfindher
nsud,purifiedbytheforond
buriedintheashes.yes,thatshiningsoul,angelicstar,willissue
gloriousfroheofthelight.”
asipressedthehandofthegoodeva,heartoverflowing
hgratitude,theuntputhishead,noirelye,outofthe
dooraelysprangtoehsignsofsurprise.
”sheeshekept
g.dearfriend,”hentinued,besidehielfhterror,
”deathishere.adnlikehone
footinthegrave”
iningurage,butohreshold
ofthelongantechaerhehouseahelawn,
theabbebirotteaustopped.
”dalatessebegsyouepresent,”hesaidto
.
givingaglangandgoing,
allbusy,allduate
gavethe
”edbythetion,as
thenaturaluneasinessof
hischaracter.
”onlyasisfancy,”saidtheabbe.”dalatessedoes
notonsieurleviteasshenoalksof
dressing;hher”
teadeleine,isahehouseafew
ntsaftershehadenteredherthersrooweques
andhisfather,thetlyhe
laontbazona
azay,notigthesearedandyellos
uingasiteverdidonalloy
heart.suddenlyibeheldthedear”gheriu
floakeabouquetatherthersbidding.thinking
ofallethati
staggered,sighti
etotheeti
pletelybrokendonotunnscious.
”poorfelix,”saidtheunt,”sheforbadetoetoyou.she
kneuchyoulovedher.”
thoughpreparedtosuffer,ifoundihadnthtobearase
yriesofpasthappiness.”ah”ithought,”isee
itstill,thatbarrenor,driedlikeaskeleton,litbyagraysky,
ireainand
againilookedatouful
hour”
allileated,sofulloflife.
theservantsioneveryhe
pathsen
standingidlyaboutthehouse.thoughthegrapeshered
inthevineyard,notasoundreachedus.theplaceseeduninhabited,
sodeepthesilenceweensall
ordinarytopideheunt,theonlyoneofuswho
spoke.
afterafeptedbytheicallovehefeltforhiswife
heindtoplainofher.shehad
never,hesaid,takenwhenhegave
hergoodadviptoofher
illness,forhehadstudiedthenhiso
andcuredtheoutotherassistahancarefuldietandthe
avoidanotion.heuldhavecuredtheuntess,buta
husbandoughtnottotakesoself,
especiallyisfortuneoffindinghisexperien
thisasihing,despised.inspiteofallheuldsay,the
untessinsistedonseeinget,et,anagedhiscase
soill,hisdiseaseheysaid,
theresultofexcessivegrief,surelyheheonewhohadbeenina
nditiontohaveit.griefsuldtheuntesshavehadshewas
alroublesorannoyaheirfortune,
thankstohiscareandtohissoundideas,ost
satisfaortsauftn
atclochegourde;herchildren,rainedandnoh,gave
heoay,efrobr >
thushearguedanddiscussedthetter,nglinghisexpressionsof
despairesudden
rytotheadration
hiseyeshhadbeendrysolong.
deleihertherheabbe
birotteaufolloe.deleine,noayedh
herfather,sayingthattheuntessdesiredtobealonee,and
alsothatthepresenanypersonsigueher.the
soleityofthisntgavethatsenseofinandoutward
ldesusofteninthegreateventsoflife.theabbe
birotteau,ohosengodrksforhisoing
thelicity,togetherhpatiend
passion,tookaside.
”nsieur,”hesaid,”iy
poeeting.thesalvationofthissaintrequired
it.ihavensideredheronly,andnotyou.nohatyouareaboutto
seehertoaccessoughttohavebeendeniedyoubytheangels,
letsaythatishallbepresenttoprotectyouagainstyourselfand
perhapsagainsther.respectheraskthisofyouas
apriest,butasahulefriendyoudidnotknowyouhad,and
rerse.ourdearpatientisdyingof
hungerandthirst.sintothefeverish
irritationhathorribledeath,andiotnceal
froouhoslife.thecriesofherrebellious
flesharestiflediheyill
tender.butnsieurdedonisandiacceptthisdutythatay
sparethesightofthisralanguishtoherfaly;asitis,theyno
lheirstarbynightandbydayiheyall,
husband,children,servants,allareasking,whereisshesheis
sogedswillrevive.layasideyour
thoughtsasanoftheitsvanities,betoherthe
auxiliaryofheaven,notofearth.praygodthatthisdearsaintdie
notinantofdoubt,givingvoicetoherdespair.”
ididnotahepoor
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