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基督山伯爵-The Count of Monte Cristo(英文版)-第30章

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    theinspectorkepthisinedtheregister;and

    foundthefollo:

    ednddantes:

    violentbonapartist;tookanactivepartintheretufrolba

    thegreatestchfulnessandcaretobeexercised

    thisnotetherest;hatit

    hadbeenaddedsincehisnfinenttheinspectoruldnotntend

    againstthisaplye;”nothingtobedone”

    thisvisithadinfusedneodantes;hehad;tillthen;

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    date;30thjuly;1816;anddearkeveryday;inordeottolose

    hisreckoningagaindaysandonthsdantes

    stilled;heatfirst
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第37节

    expectedtobefreedinafortnightthis

    fortnightexpired;hedecidedthattheinspectorhinguntil

    hisretutoparis;andthathereachthereuntilhiscircuit

    onths;threenthspassed

    aorefinallytennthsandahalfhadgonebyand

    nofavorablechangehadtakenplace;anddantesbegantofancythe

    inspe;anillusionofthebrain

    attheexpirationofayearthegoveorransferred;hehad

    obtainedhetookseveralofhis

    subordinates;andangsttheantesjaileranewgoveorarrived;

    itesoftheprisoners;

    heleaedtheiuersinsteadthishorribleplacentainedfifty

    cells;theirinhabitantsbersoftheircell;

    andtheunhappyyoungnonddanteshewasnow

    nuer34

    chapter15nuer34andnuer27

    dantespassedthroughallthestagesoftorturenaturaltoprisonersin

    suspenseheainedatfirstbythatprideofnsciousinnocence

    hesequencetohope;thenhebegantodoubthisoence;

    easurethegoveorsbeliefinhisntal

    alienation;andthen;relaxinghissentintofpride;headdressedhis

    suppliangodisalhelastresource

    unfortunates;

    tilltheyhaveexhaustedallotheransofdeliverance

    dantesaskedtoberevedfroispresentdungeonintoanother;for

    achange;hoageous;illachange;andwouldafford

    hioasentheentreatedtobealloo;tohave

    freshair;books;andaterialshisrequestsgranted;

    butheeheaselftospeakingto

    theneoretacitu

    thantheoldone;butstill;tospeaktoan;eventhoughte;was

    sothingdantesspokeforthesakeofhearinghisoe;hehad

    triedtospeak

    often;beforehiscaptivity;dantesndhadrevoltedattheideaof

    asselagesofprisoners;deupofthieves;vagabonds;andrderers

    henoongsttheinordertoseesootherface

    besidesthatofhisjailer;hesighedforthegalleys;ous

    stu;thechain;andthebrandontheshoulderthegalleyslaves

    breathedthefreshairofheaven;andsahertheywerevery

    happyhebesoughtthejaileronedaytolethiaveapanion;were

    iteventhedabbe

    thejailer;thoughroughandhardenedbythenstantsightofsoch

    suffering;anatthebottofhishearthehadoftenhada

    feelingofpityforthisunhappyyoungnwhosufferedso;andhelaid

    therequestofnuer34beforethegoveor;butthelattersapiently

    iginedthatdantesptanescape;and

    refusedhisrequestdanteshadexhaustedallhunresources;andhe

    thentuedtogod

    allthepiousideasthathadbeensolongforgotten;retued;he

    relle;anddisveredanew

    aningineverybutare

    dleyofisfortuneesandtheunhappysuffererfirst

    understandstheaningofthesublilanguageinhe

    pityofheavenheprayed;andprayedaloud;nolongerterrifiedat

    thesoundofhisooasortofecstasyhe

    laideveryaighty;proposedtasksto

    acplish;andattheendofeveryprayerintroducedtheentreaty

    ofteneraddressedtonthantogod:”forgiveusourtrespassesas

    thattrespassagainstus”yetinspiteofhiseaest

    prayers;dantesreinedaprisoner

    thenglooettledheavilyuponhidantesanofgreat

    silicityofthought;andhouteducation;heuldnot;therefore;

    inthesolitudeofhisdungeon;traverseinntalvisionthehistoryof

    theages;bringtolifethenationsthathadperished;andrebuildthe

    anagination;

    andthatpassbeforetheeyegloartins

    babylonianpicturesheuldnotdothis;helifewasso

    short;elancholy;andhisfuturesodoubtfulnieen

    yearsoflighttoreflectuponiealdarknessnodistractionuld

    etohisaid;hisenergeticspirit;thatedinthus

    revisitingthepast;prisonedlikeaneagleinacageheclungto

    oneideathatofhishappiness;destroyed;houtapparentcause;

    byanunheardoffatality;hensideredandrensideredthisidea;

    devoureditsotospeak;astheilacableugolinodevourstheskull

    ofarchbishoprogerintheinfeoofdante

    ragesupplantedreligiousfervordantesutteredblaspheesthatde

    hisjailerreilselffuriouslyagainstthe

    hing;andchieflyupon

    hielf;sothattheleastthing;agrainofsand;astrah

    ofairthatannoyedhiledtoparoxysoffurythentheletterthat

    villeforthadshoreind;andeverylineglead

    forthinfierylettersontheeekelupharsinof

    belshazzarhetoldhielfthatitityofn;andnotthe

    vengeanintothedeepestsery

    hensignedhisunknoosthorribletortureshe

    uldigine;andfoundthellinsufficient;becauseaftertorture

    cadeath;andafterdeath;ifnotrepose;atleasttheboonof

    unnsciousness

    bydintofnstantlydheideathattranquillityh;

    andifpunishntustbe

    invented;hebegantoreflectonsuicideunhappyhe;hebrink

    ofsfortune;broodsoverideaslikethese

    beforehisadeadseathatstretchesinazurecaleforetheeye;

    buthebracefindshielfstruggling

    onsterthatdooperditiononcethus

    ensnared;unlesstheprotethence;allis

    over;andhisstrugglesbuttendtohastenhisdestructionthisstate

    ofntalanguishis;hoerriblethanthesufferingsthat

    preentthatpossiblyof

    nsolationatthentelationoftheyaof

    y

    edndfoundsosolaceintheseideasallhissorrows;allhis

    sufferings;yspectres;fledfroiscellwhen

    theangelofdeathseedabouttoenterdantesreview
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第38节

    edhispast

    lifeposure;and;lookingforhterrortohisfuture

    existeniddlelihatseedtoaffordhirefuge

    ”sotis;”saidhe;”invoyages;anandnded

    othe;ihaveseentheheavensover;the

    storrise;and;likeanstrousbird;beatingtheth

    itsyvesselbled

    andshookbeforetheteestsoonthefuryofthehesight

    ofthesharprocksannouncedtheapproachofdeath;anddeaththen

    terrified;andiusedallskillandintelligenceasananda

    sailortostruggleagainstthehofgodbutididsobecauseiwas

    happy;becauseihadnoturteddeath;becausetobecastuponabed

    ofrocksandseaedterrible;becauseihati;a

    creat
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