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基督山伯爵-The Count of Monte Cristo(英文版)-第58章

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第72节

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    arrangedthenecessarytransferofdeeds;etc;thatthenewlandlord

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    possessionofthetallchaerstheyatpresentinhabited

    thisstrangeeventarousedgreatyinthe

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    theknoestrangeroingvisitedthe

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    villageofthecatalans;andafteroenterapoor

    fisheshut;andtopassrethananhourininquiringafter

    personsorethanfifteenor

    sixteenyearsbutonthefolloilyfrollthese

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    nsistingofasllplotofground;onthesideoppositetothein

    entrancereservedforthereceptionofguestsafewdingyolivesand

    stuntedfigtreesstruggledhardforexistence;buttheirhereddusty

    foliageabundantlyprovedhohenflictbethese

    sicklyshrubsgreatoes;andeschalots;

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    itslancholyheadinoneoftheersofthisunattractivespot;and

    displayeditsflexiblestendfanshapedsuitdriedandcrackedby

    thefierceheatofthesubtropicalsun

    inthesurroundingplain;orereseledadustylakethansolid

    ground;iserablestalksof;theeffect;

    nodoubt;ofacuriousdesireonthepartoftheagriculturistsofthe

    untrytoseehersuchathingastheraisingofgraininthose

    parchedregionsicableeachstalkservedasaperchfora

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    onotonousnote

    foraboutsevenoreightyearsthelittletavehadbeenkeptbyan

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    nose;andteethal;hishair;like

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