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基督山伯爵-The Count of Monte Cristo(英文版)-第142章

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    ”itisafrightfulstory;unt;”saidalbert;terrifiedatthepaleness

    ofhaideesuntenanyselfnowforhavingbeenso

    yrequest”

    ”oh;itisnothing;”saidntecristothen;pattingtheyounggirlon

    thehead;hentinued;”haideeisveryurageous;andshesotis

    evenfindsnsolationinthereisfortunes”

    ”beyseriesrecalltothe

    reranceofyourgoodness”

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    ”whoandwhereisheheishere

    ”andkoorshidpointedoutoneorethananyntributedtothe

    deathoffather;”saidhaidee;inatoneofchastenedanger”then;”

    saidalbert;”youbean”

    ”no;”repliedhaidee;”hedidnotdaretokeepus;soo

    soslaverchantsonstantinopleraversed

    greece;andarrivedhalfdeadattheierialgatestheywere

    surroundedbyacroopass;

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    attractingtheirattention;utteredapiercingcryandfelltothe

    ground;pointingasshedidsotoaheadhe

    gates;andbeneathhesewords:

    ”thisistheheadofalitepelinipashaofyaninaicriedbitterly;

    andtriedtoraisetherfroheearth;butshewasdeadiwas

    takentotheslaverket;andenianhe

    esters;andhirteen

    yearsofagehesoldtothesultanhod”

    ”ofiboughther;”saidntecristo;”asitoldyou;albert;h

    theeraldedatadeintoaboxfor

    thepurposeofholdinghashishpills”

    ”oh;youaregood;youaregreat;lord”saidhaidee;kissingthe

    untshand;”andiaeryfortunateinbelongingtosuchaster”

    albertreinedquitebehallthathehadseenandheard

    ”e;finishyourontecristo;”thehistoryis

    ended”

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    offranzberofnoirtier;evenshewouldhave

    beennstrainedtopityhivilleforthadonlyjustgivenutterance

    toafesentences;andthenretiredtohisstudy;wherehe

    receivedaboutterhefolloter:

    ”afterallthedisoing;noirtierde

    villefortstseetheutteriossibilityofanyallianed

    betilyandthatoffranzdepinaydepinaystsay

    thatheisshodevillefort;o

    beastancesdetailedthising;shouldnothave

    antient”

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    havesupposedforaninstantthathehadanticipatedtheannoyance;

    althoughitthathisfatherwould

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    andinjustiustbeunderstoodthatnoirtier;

    heopinionofhissononanysubject;hadalways

    ottedtoexplaintheaffairtovillefort;sothathehadallhislife

    entertainedthebeliefthatgeneraldequesnel;orthebarondepinay;

    asheeatelystyled;acrdingasthespeakero

    identifyhiyhisoilyna;orbythetitlehhadbeen

    nferredonhifellthevictifassassination;andnotthathewas

    killedfairlyinaduelthisharshletter;ingasitdidfron

    generallysopoliteandrespectful;struckartalblothepride

    ofvilleforthardlyhadhereadtheletter;whenhisw
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    suddendisappearance

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    ncise;hetoldher;infact;thatanexplanationhadtakenplace

    betself;andthattherriage

    ofvalentineandfranzlybebrokenoffthiswas

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    aberofherfatherinlawshe

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    ncentofthediscussionbeenattackedbyasortofapoplectic

    fit;theaffairedayslongerthis

    nehetrainofthetwo

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    theauditors;andtheyretirede

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    thankedthefeebleoldnforthusbreakinghasingleblohe

    chainedtonsiderasirrefragable;asked

    leavetoretiretohero;inordertoreverherposure

    noirtierlookedtheperssionedbutinsteadofgoing

    tohero;valentine;havingoncegainedherliberty;enteredthe

    gallery;and;openingaslldoorattheendofit;foundherselfat

    onceinthegarden

    inthedstofallthestrangeeventshe

    other;anindefinablesentintofdreadhadtakenpossessionof

    valentinesndsheexpeorrel

    appear;paleandtreling;toforbidthesigningofthentract;like

    thelairdofravensror”ite

    forhertokeherappearanaxilianhadlong

    ainghehadhalfguessed

    franzquittheceterydevilleforthefollodepinay;

    saenter;after;andthenreenterhalbertand

    chateaurenaudhehadnolongeranydoubtsastothenatureofthe

    nference;hethereforequicklytothegateinthecloverpatch;

    preparedtoheartheresultoftheproceedings;andverycertainthat

    valentihefirstntsheshouldbesetat

    libertyheistaken;peeringthroughthecrevicesofthewooden

    partition;hesoondisveredtheyounggirl;asideallher

    usualprecautionsandoncetothebarrierthefirstglance

    iliandirectedto;andthe

    firstadehisheartboundhdelight

    ”orrel;notbeingable

    tonceivesuchintensehappiness;”by”

    ”bygrandfatheroh;rrel;praylovehiorallhisgoodnessto

    us”rrelsonthe

    uldsafelyprosetodoso;forhefeltasthoughitenough

    tolovehierelyasafriendorevenasafather”buttell;

    valentine;hoeanshasheused

    topassthisblessedend”

    valentinehepointofrelatingallthathadpassed;butshe

    suddenlyreeredthatindoingsoshestrevealaterriblesecret

    hersasher;andshesaid;”at

    sofuturetiiellyouallaboutit”

    ”buthatbe”

    ”yourwife”

    thenversationhadnoorrel;

    thatheoaccedetoanythingthatvalentihoughtfitto

    propose;andhelikethatapieceofintelligencesuchashe

    justheardoughttoberethansuffiforoneday

    hoiseofseeingvalentine

    againthenextnightvalentineprosedallthatrrelrequiredof

    her;andcertainlyitnoobelievethatshe

    shouldrryxilianthanitoassureherselfthat

    sheshouldnotrryfranz

    duringthetioccupie
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