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supper；saidhe；expeditionhasgivenanappetitewelldone；
carlinicriedthebrigands；thatisactinglikeagoodfellow；and
theyallfordacircleroundthefire；ciodisappeared
carliniateanddrankasifnothinghadhappenedthebanditslookedon
entatthissingulaductuntiltheyheardfootsteps
theytuedround；andsaheyounggirlinhis
arherheadhungback；andherlonghairsthegroundasthey
enteredthecircle；thebanditsuldperceive；bythefirelight；the
unearthlypalloroftheyounggirlandofdiavolacciothisapparition
n；thateveryonerose；htheexception
ofcarlini；ainedseated；andateanddrankcalydiavolaccio
advancedadstthestprofoundsilence；andlaidritaatthe
captainsfeettheneveryoneuldunderstandthecauseofthe
unearthlypallorintheyounggirlandthebanditaknifewasplunged
uptothehiltinritasleftbreasteveryonelookedatcarlini；
thesheathathisbeltptyah；ah；saidthechief；inow
understandayedbehindallsavagenaturesappreciatea
desperatedeednootherofthebanditshe
sbuttheyallunderstoodcarlinihaddonenohen；cried
carlini；risinginhistu；andapproachingtherpse；hishandonthe
buttofoneofhispistols；doesanyonedisputethepossessionof
thisaneno；retuedthechief；sheisthinecarlini
raisedherinhisar；andcarriedheroutofthecircleoffirelight
cucuttoplacedhissentinelsforthenight；andthebanditswrapped
theelvesintheircloaks；andlaydoidnight
thesentinelgavethealarandinaninstantallhealertit
inpersonhere；
saidhe；toeback
adeasigntohibr 》
tofolloanobeyedtheybothadvancedbeneaththetrees；
throughedtheonlightcucuttostoppedat
last；andpointedtotthefootofatree
”there；saidhe；dendthychildofcarlini；heellthee
eofher；andheretuedtohispanionstheoldn
reinedtionless；hefeltthatsogreatandunforeseensfortune
hungoverhisheadatlengthheadvancedtoeaning
ofprehendasheapproached；carliniraisedhis
head；andtheforoftevisibletotheoldnseyes
aanlayontheground；herheadrestingonthekneesofan；
ansfacebeca
visibletheoldnregnizedhischild；andcarliniregnizedthe
oldniexpectedthee；saidthebandittoritasfatherch
retuedtheoldn；hastthoudoneandhegazedhterroron
rita；paleandbloody；akn
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第105节
ifeburiedinherbosoarayof
onlightpouredthroughthetrees；andlightedupthefaceofthe
deadcucuttohadviolatedthydaughter；saidthebandit；iloved
her；thereforeislehesportof
theanspokenot；andgrehnow；
ntinuedcarlini；ifihavedonehdrawing
theknifefrohe；hehelditouttotheoldn
honehand；htheotherhetoreopenhisvestthouhast
doneaninahoarsevoice；erace；
sonsofhis
stresssfathertheseanofbloodhad
everan；aidtoburychildcarlini
fetchedthefatherandtheloverbegantodigatthe
footofahugeoak；beneathheyounggirloreposewhen
thegraveed；thefatherkissedherfirst；andthenthelover；
afterakingthehead；theotherthefeet；theyplacedher
inthegravethentheykneltoneachsideofthegrave；andsaidthe
prayersofthedeadthen；heyhadfinished；theycasttheearth
overtherpse；untilthegraveendinghis
hand；theoldnsaid；ithankyou；son；andnoe
aloneyetrepliedcarlinileave；indyoucarlini
obeyed；rejoinedhisrades；foldedhielfinhiscloak；andsoon
appearedtosleepassoundlyastherestithadbeenresolvedthenight
beforetoetto
arousedhisn；andgavethearchbutcarliniquit
theforest；eofritasfatherhe
tohefoundtheoldnsuspended
froneofthebranchesoftheoakersgrave
hethentookanoathofbittervengeanceoverthedeadbodyoftheone
andthetooftheotherbuthepletethisoath；for
tancarbineers；carlini
esurprise；hohat；ashehhis
fay；heshouldhavereceivedaballbetweenhisshoulders
thatastonishntceasedarkedtohis
radesthatcucuttoationedtenpacesincarlinisrearwhen
hefellontheingofthedeparturefroheforestoffrosinonehe
hadfollohedarkness；andheardthisoathofvengeance；
and；likeaan；anticipatedittheytoldtenotherstoriesof
thisbanditfondi
toperusia；everyorelesatthenaofcucutto
”thesenarrativeseofnversationbetween
luigiandteresatheyounggirltreledverychathearingthe
stories；butvaareassuredherile；tappingthebuttofhis
goodfohresballsohatdidnot
restoreherurage；hepointedtoacroedeadbranch；
tookaitouchedthetrigger；andthebirdfelldeadatthefootofthe
treetipassedon；andthetarried
pashouldbetyandteresanieenyearsofagetheywere
bothorphans；andhadonlytheireloyersleavetoask；hhadbeen
alreadysoughtandobtainedonedayheyalkingovertheir
plansforthefuture；theyheardts；
andthensuddenlyancaoutofthehetwoyoung
personsusedtograzetheirflocks；andhurriedtowhenhe
e
theykneustbeabandit；butthereisan
innatesyathybetanbrigandandtheronpeasantandthe
latterisalervaa；houtsayingaword；
hastenedtothestohatcloseduptheentrancetotheirgrotto；drew
itaadeasigntothefugitivetotakerefugethere；inaretreat
unkno；andthenand
resudhisseatbyteresainstantlyafterarbineers；on
horseback；appearedontheedgeoftheappearedto
belookingforthefugitive；hefourthdraggedabrigandprisoner
bytheneckthethreecarbineerslookedaboutcarefullyoneveryside；
sathey
hadseennoonethatisveryannoying；saidthebrigadier；forthe
tocriedluigiand
teresaatthesant
”yes；repliedthebrigadier；andashisheadisvaluedatathousand
roncroherewouldhavebeenfivehundredforyou；ifyouhad
helpedustocatchhithethe
brigadierhadantshopefivehundredroncrohree
thousandlire；andthreethousandlireareafortunefortwopoor
orphansarried
”yes；itisveryannoying；saidvabut
”thenthecarbineerssuredtheuntryindifferentdirections；but
invain；then；afterati；theydisappearedvaathenrevedthe
stone；andeoutthroughthecrevicesinthegranitehe
hadseenthetstalkinghthecarbineers；andguessed
thesubjectoftheirparleyhehadreadintheuntenancesofluigi
andteresatheirsteadfastresolutionnottosurrenderhiandhedrew
froispocketapursefullofgold；but
vaaraisedhisheadproudly；astoteresa；hereyessparkledwhenshe
thoughtofallthefinegohthis
purseofgold