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基督山伯爵-The Count of Monte Cristo(英文版)-第60部分

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    therehestopped;breathlessandpantingheealone;onone

    sidehevasthesaintlazare;ontheother;paris

    enshroudedindarkness”atobecaptured”hecried;”no;notifi

    yeneessafetyisnoe
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    requestion

    ofspeed”atthisnthesathetopofthefaubourg

    poissonnierethedulldriver;skinghispipe;wasploddingalong

    toitsofthefaubourgsaintdenis;he

    ordinarilyhadhisstation”ho;friend”saidbenedetto

    ”doyou;sir”askedthedriver

    ”isyourhorsetired”

    ”tiredoh;yes;tiredenoughhehasdonenothingthehis

    blesseddayfourakinginall

    sevenfrancs;areallthatihaveeaed;andioughttotaketentothe

    owner”

    ”hesetyfrancstothesevenyouhave”

    ”hpleasure;sir;te

    iaodoforthis”

    ”averyeasything;ifyourhorseisnttired”

    ”itellyouhellgoliketheeodrive”

    ”tohelouvres”

    ”ah;iknooverthere”

    ”exaerelyyfriends;iabr 》

    goingtohunttorrochapelleenservalheshouldhaveedfor

    herehacabriolettillhalfpasteleven;itistired

    ofusthavegoneon”

    ”itislikely”

    ”well;”

    ”nothingishouldlikebetter”

    ”ifyoudonotovertakehieforeyoushallhave

    tyfrancs;ifnotbeforelouvres;thirty”

    ”andif”

    ”forty;”saidandrea;afterantshesitation;attheendofh

    hereeredthatheghtsafelyprose”thatsallright;”saidthe

    n;”hopin;andwereoffwhooop;la”

    andreagotintothecab;hroughthefaubourg

    saintdenis;alongthefaubourgsaintrtin;crossedthebarrier;and

    threadeditsinablevillettetheyneverovertook

    thechiricalfriend;yetandreafrequentlyinquiredofpeopleonfoot

    hepassedandattheinnsyetclosed;foragreen

    anycabrioletstobe

    seenontheroadtotheloare

    green;theinquiriesincreasedateverystepeveryonehadjustseen

    itpass;itepsin

    advance;atlengththeyreachedit;butitthefriendonce

    thecabwo

    posthorses”ah;”saidself;”ifionlyhadthat

    britzska;thosethorses;andaboveallthepassport

    thatcarriesthen”andhesigheddeeplythecalashntained

    deiselledanglarsanddeiselledarlly”hurry;hurry”said

    andrea;”ustovertakehioon”andthepoorhorseresudthe

    desperategallopithadkeptupsinceleavingthebarrier;andarrived

    steangatlouvres

    ”yfriend;butishall

    killyourhorse;thereforeihadbetterstopherearethirtyfrancs;i

    theredhorse;andhefirstach

    goodnight;friend”andandrea;afterplacingsixpiecesoffivefrancs

    eachinthenshand;leapedlightlyontothepathan

    joyfullypocketedthesuandtuedbackonhisroadtoparisandrea

    pretendedtogotoheredhorseinn;butafterleaninganinstant

    againstthedoor;andhearingthelastsoundofthecab;hwas

    disappearingfroieonhisroad;andhalustystride

    soontraversedthespaceoftustbenear

    chapelleenserval;endedtobegoingitfatigue

    thatstayedandreahere;itightfororesolution;

    adoptsoplanitpossibletokeuseofadiligence;

    equallysotoengageposthorses;totraveleitherwas

    nepossibletoreininthedepartntof

    theoise;oneofthestopenandstrictlyguardedinfrance;thiswas

    quiteoutofthequestion;espeanlikeandrea;perfectly

    nversantinaltters

    hesatdooat;buriedhisfaceinhishandsand

    reflectedtennutesafterheraisedhishead;hisresolutionwas

    dehethreedustoverthetopat;eto

    unhookfroheantee;andgoing

    tochapelleenservalheknockedloudlyatthedooroftheonlyinnin

    theplayfriend;”saidandrea;”iingfrobr 》

    ntefontaiosenlis;yhorse;ecreature;

    stuledandthreeistreachpiegonight;orishallcause

    deepanxietytofalyuldyoulethireahorseofyou”

    aninnkeeperhasalolet;heritbegoodorbadthe

    hosttosaddle”ey;”thenhe

    aheorderedtoridebefore

    thegentlenandbringbackthehorseandreagavetheinnkeeper

    tfroispocketdroppedavisiting

    cardthisbelongedtooneofhisfriendsatthecafedeparis;sothat

    theinnkeeper;pickingitupafterandreahadleft;hat

    hehadlethishorsetotheuntofuleon;25ruesaintdonique;

    thatbeingthenaandaddressonthecard”ey”afast

    anil;buthekeptupaneasy;steadypace;inthreehoursanda

    halfandreahadtraversedthenineleaguesfrobr 》

    piegne;andfouroclockstruckashereachedtheplacehe

    abered

    bythosehereandrea;enstayedthere

    inhisridesaboutparis;rellectedthebellandbottleinn;he

    tuedaround;sap;andhaving

    disssedthe;he

    beganknockingatthedoor;veryreasonablyncludingthathavingnow

    threeorfourhoursbeforehiehadbestfortifyhielfagainstthe

    fatiguesoftherroer

    openedthedoor

    ”friend;”saidandrea;”ihavebeendiningatsaintjeanaubois;and

    expectedtocatchtheachidnight;butlikeafool

    ihavelosthelastfourhoursinthe

    forestshoeintooneofthoseprettylittleroohe

    urt;andbringaldfotleofbordeaux”theer

    hadnosuspicions;andreaspokeposure;hehadacigar

    inhisuth;andhishandsinthepocketofhistopat;hisclothes

    ade;hischinsoth;hisbootsirreproachable;he

    lookedrelyasifhehadstayedoutverylate;thatwasallwhile

    the;thehostessarose;andreaassud

    hisstchagsle;andaskedifheuldhaveno3;hhehad

    o
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    ccupiedonhislaststayatpiegneunfortunately;no3wasengaged

    byayoungnravellinghhissisterandreaappearedin

    despair;butnsoledhielfthatno7;

    preparedforhieasno3;andwhile

    inghisfeetandchattingaboutthelastracesatchantilly;he

    tobeready

    andreahadnotspokenslookingoutupon

    theurtofthebelltave;hitstriplegallerieslikethose

    ofatheatre;ineandcletisthelight

    lus;foroneoftheprettiestentrancestoaninnthatyou

    caniginethefoender;thehefireclearand

    sparkling;andandreaselfeatinghasgood

    anappetiteasthoughnothinghadhappenedthenhetobedand

    alstiediatelyfellintothatdeepsleepen

    oftorsenow;here

    orse;butthat

    hedidnotthistoaffordthe

    bestchanceofhissecuritybeforedaybreakhehe

    innafterrigorouslypayinghisbill;andreachingtheforest;hewould;

    underpretenakingstudiesinpainting;testthehospitalityof

    sopeasants;procurehielfthedressofaterandahatchet;

    ethatofthean;then;h

    hishandsveredeansofaleaden

    b;hisplexionerohapreparationforhoneofhis

    oldradeshadgivenhiherecipe;heintended;byfollohe

    ricts;toreachthenearestfrontier;and

    sleepinginthedayintheforestsandquarries;andonlyentering

    inhabitedregionstobuyaloaffroitoti

    onakingneyofhisdiands;

    andbyunitingtheproceedstotenbanknotesheal

    incaseofaccident;heselfpossessorof

    about50;000livres;hhephilosophicallynsideredasnovery

    deplorablenditionafterallreover;hereuchon

    theinterestofthedanglarstohushuptheruroftheirown

    sadventuresthesehereasonsothefatigue;

    ightawakenearly

    hedidnotselfhboltingthe

    doorandplacingonthetableanunclaspedandlongpointedknife;whose

    teerhehiaboutsevenin

    theingandrea;hplayed;

    andbrilliant;uponhisfaceinallhe

    predonatingideaandtherealobethelast

    thoughtbeforesleeping;andthefirstuponoing

    andreahadscarcelyopenedhiseyesinatingidea

    presenteditself;andhathehadslepttoolong

    hejuedoutofbedandrantotheehe

    urtagendarisoneoftheststrikingobjectsintheworld;even

    toanvoidofuneasiness;butforoneidnscience;and

    isreallyvery

    alag

    ”ethere”askedandreaofhielfthen;allat

    once;hereplied;hthatlogichereaderhas;doubtless;

    rerkedinhi”thereisnothingastonishinginseeingagendarat

    aninn;insteadofbeingastonished;letdressself”andtheyouth

    dressedhielfbrehadfailedtorob

    hifduringthetonthsoffashionablelifehehadledinparis

    ”noself;”illtillhe

    leaves;andthenillslipahis;andrea;whohadnow

    putonhisbootsandcravat;stolegentlytotheond

    tilifteduptheslincurtainnotonlyestill

    there;buttheyoungnnoe

    unifortthefootofthestaircase;theonlyonebyhheuld

    descend;usketinhisfist;was

    postedasasentinelatthegreatstreetdoorhe

    ansofegress

    theappearanesettledthetter;foracrowd

    ofcuriousloungers;effectuallyblockingthe

    entrane”thought

    ”thedevil”apalloroverspreadtheyoungnsforehead;andhelooked

    aroundhilikeallthoseonthesafloor;had

    butoneoutlettothegalleryinthesightofeverybody”iaost”

    aninandreassituation;

    anarrestanttheassizes;trial;anddeath;deathercyor

    delayforanthenvulsivelypressedhisheadhinhishands;

    andduringthatbriefperiodhebecanearlydhterror;butsoon

    arayofhopeglieredintheltitudeofthoughtshbewildered

    hisnd;an**intsleplayeduponhiselipsandpallid

    cheekshelookedaroundandsaheobjectsofhissearchuponthe

    chieypiece;theyposurehe

    dippedthepenintheink;andethefolloof

    paper:

    ”ihavenoneytopaybill;butiaotadishonestn;ileave

    behindasapledgethispin;estheauntishallbe

    excusedforleavingatdaybreak;foried”

    hethendrehiscravatandplaceditonthepaperthis

    done;insteadofleavingthedoorfastened;hedreheboltsand

    evenpla;forgetting

    toneylikeanaccustodtothat

    kindofgyasticexercise;havingeffacedtherksofhisfeetupon

    thefloor;hencedcliingtheonlyopening

    theansofescapeatthispreciseti;thefirstgendarandrea

    hadnoticedssaryofpolice;

    andsupportedbythesendgendarhestaircaseandwas

    hielfreenforcedbytheonestationedatthedoor

    andreastancesat

    daybreak;thetelegraphsost

    iediatelytheauthoritiesineverydistricthadexertedtheirutst

    endeavorstoarresttherdererofcaderoussepiegne;thatroyal

    residenceandfortifiedtohauthorities;

    gendars;andssariesofpolice;theythereforebeganoperations

    assoonasthetelegraphicdespatcharrived;andthebellandbottle

    beingthebestknoelinthetoheyhadnatu
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    rallydirected

    theirfirstinquiriesthere

    nohereportsofthesentinelsguardingthehoteldeville;

    doortothebellandbottle;ithadbeenstatedbyothers

    thatanueroftravellershadarrivedduringthenightthesentinel

    oing;reeredperfectly

    thatjustasheinutespastfourayoung

    narrivedonhorsebaan;

    havingdisssedtheboyandhorse;knockedatthedoorofthehotel;

    erhisentrancethislatearrival

    hadattraanbeingnootherthan

    andrea;thessaryandgendar;edtheir

    stepsto

    theyfoundthedoorajar”oh;ho;”saidthebrigadier;horoughly

    understoodthetrick;”abadsigntofindthedooropeniher

    findittriplybolted”and;indeed;thelittlenoteandpinuponthe

    tablenfird;orratherrroborated;thesadtruthandreahadfled

    ed;becausethebrigadierooexperiencedtobe

    nvincedbyasingleproofheglancedaround;lookedinthebed;shook

    theney

    andreahadtakentheprecautiontoleavenotracesofhisfeetinthe

    ashes;butstillitlet;andinthislighttobe

    passedoverhoutseriousinvestigation

    thebrigadiersentforsosticksandstrahe

    oke

    asavolcano;butstillnoprisonerfell

    doheyexpectedthefacthatandrea;athsociety

    eversincehisyouth;e;eventhoughhe

    otherankofbrigadier;andquitepreparedforthe

    fire;hehadcliedoutontheroofand

    theehethoughthewassaved;forheheard

    thebrigadierexclainaloudvoice;tothetes;”heisnot

    here”butventuringtopeep;heperceivedthatthelatter;insteadof

    retiring;asghthavebeenreasonablyexpeent;

    chinghincreasedattention

    it;thehoteldeville;assive

    sixteenthcenturybuilding;

    theopeningsinthetoineeveryeroftheroofbelow;

    andandreaexpeeappearat

    oneoftheseopeningsifoncedisvered;hekne;for

    theroofaffordednochanceofescape;hethereforeresolvedtodescend;

    notthroughthesachieybyeup;butbyasilar

    onenduhelookedaroundforachieyfrobr 》

    okeissued;andhavingreachedit;hedisappearedthroughthe

    orificeenute;oneofthe

    littlehehoteldevillehroheheadofa

    gendarappearedforaninstantitreinedtionlessasoneof

    thestonederationsofthebuilding;thenafteralongsighof

    disappointnttheheaddisappearedthebrigadier;calnddignified

    asthelaed;passedthroughthecrohoutanswering

    thethousandquestionsaddressedtohiandreenteredthehotel

    ”hetes

    ”yboys;”saidthebrigadier;”thebrigandstreallyhave

    escapedearlythising;butothevillersteretsand

    noyonroads;andsearchtheforest;;nodoubt”

    thehonorablefunselfthus;inthat

    intonationerie;whena

    loudscreaacpaniedbytheviolentringingofabell;resounded

    throughtheurtofthehotel”ah;isthat”criedthebrigadier

    ”sotravellerseeiatient;”saidthehost”ber

    thatrang”

    ”nuer3”

    ”run;ontthescreaandringingwereredoubled

    ”ah;”saidthebrigadier;stoppingtheservant;”thepersonwhois

    ringingappearstoethingrethanaer;tend

    uponhiber3”

    ”thelittlefellonightinapostchaisehhis

    sister;andenththebellhere

    rangforthethirdti;hanothershriekofanguish

    ”folloe;ssary”saidthebrigadier;”treadinsteps”

    ”ber3hastaircases;inside

    andoutside”

    ”good;”saidthebrigadier”iakechargeoftheinsideoneare

    thecarbinesloaded”

    ”yes;brigadier”

    ”ptstofly;fireuponhi

    hestbeagreatcrinal;frohetelegraphsays”

    thebrigadier;follossary;disappearedbytheinside

    staircase;acpaniedbythenoiseionsrespecting

    andreahadexcitedinthecrohadhappenedandreahad

    verycleverlynagedtodescendtney;butthenhis

    footslipped;andnoteintotheroobr 》

    orespeedandnoisethanheintendeditwouldhavesignified

    littlehadtherooeenety;butunfortunatelyitwo

    ladies;sleepinginonebed;henoise;andfixing

    theireyesuponthespotan

    oneoftheseladies;thefairone;utteredthoseterribleshrieksh

    resoundedthroughthehouse;heother;rushingtothebellrope;

    ranghallherstrengthandrea;asansee;wassurroundedby

    sfortune

    ”forpityssake;”hecried;paleandbe

    heei

    you”

    ”andrea;therderer”criedoneoftheladies

    ”eugeniedeiselledanglars”exclaidandrea;stupefied

    ”help;help”illy;takingthebellfroer

    panionshand;andringingityetreviolently”save;iabr 》

    pursued”saidandrea;ercyssake

    donotdeliverup”

    ”itistoolate;theyareing;”saideugenie

    ”esoed;

    youylife”

    thetooneanother;anddrahe

    bed;reinedsilenttothissupplicating

    voiinds

    ”eroadyou

    ca;andhingaboutyou;unhappych”

    ”hereheis;hereheis”thelanding;”hereheis

    iseehithebrigadierhadputhiseyetothekeyhole;an
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    dhad

    disveredandreainapostureofentreatyaviolentblothebutt

    endofthesketburstopenthelock;toreforcedoutthebolts;

    andthebrokendoorfellinandrearantotheotherdoor;leadingto

    thegallery;readytorushout;butheoppedshort;andhestood

    hhisbodyalittlethrohtheuselessknifein

    hisclinchedhand

    ”fly;then”illy;yretuedasher

    fearsdinished;”fly”

    ”orkillyourself”saideugenieinatonealinthe

    ahitheatrehevictoriousgladiatorto

    finishhisvanquishedadversaryandreashuddered;andlookedonthe

    younggirlhanexpressiontleheunderstoodsuch

    feroyself”hecried;throhy

    shouldidoso”

    ”hatyouwouldbe

    ndeedtodieliketheinals”

    ”bah;”saids;”onehasfriends”

    thebrigadieradvan;se;e;”saidandrea;

    ”sheatheyoursyfinefelloakesucha

    fuss;sinanacled

    thegirlslookedefultarphosis;then

    oftheoveringandappearingasagalleyslave

    andreatuedto;andpertinentsleasked;”have

    youanyssageforyourfather;deiselledanglars;forinall

    probabilityishallretutoparis”

    eugenieveredherfacehherhands”oh;ho”saidandrea;”you

    neednotbeashad;eventhoughyoudidpostafteearly

    yourhusband”

    andhthisrailleryandreaout;leavingtheto

    theiroe;andtothentsofthecrowdanhour

    aftertheysteppedintotheirinineattire

    thegateofthehotelhadbeenfroight;but

    theyhedooropassthroughathrongof

    curiousglancesand

    thoughsheuldnotsee;sheuldhear;andthesneersofthecrowd

    reachedherinthecarriage”oh;theworldawildeess”

    sheexadeiselledarlly;

    hereyessparklingekindofrageadenerohat

    theronightseveritatasingle

    blodaytheystoppedatthehoteldeflandre;atbrussels

    thesaeveningandreaedinthenciergerie

    chapter99thelaw

    oiselledanglarsanddeiselle

    darllyaationandflight;thefactbeing

    thateveryoneuchoccupiedinhisorheroothink

    oftheirsousgnitude

    ofhisdebtbeforethephantofbankruptcy;andfollohebaroness;

    ontarilycrushedundertheofthebloh

    hadstruckher;hadgooseekherusualadviser;luciendebraythe

    baronesshadlookedforarriageasaansofriddingher

    ofaguardianshiper;uldnot

    failtoberatheratroublesoundertaking;forinthetacitrelations

    aintainthebondoffalyunion;thether;tointainher

    asustneverfailtobeadelof

    andatypeofperfection

    noedanglarsfearedeugeniessagacityandtheinfluenceof

    deiselledarlly;shehadfrequentlyobservedthentetuous

    expressionherlookedupondebray;anexpression

    edtoilythatsheunderstoodallherthersarousand

    peoreover;she

    sahateugeniedetesteddebray;notonlybecauseheeof

    dissensionandscandalunderthepatealroof;butbecauseshehadat

    onceclassedhinthatcatalogueofbipedsplatoendeavorsto

    theappellationofn;anddiogenesdesignatedas

    anilsuponthoutfeathers

    unfortunately;inthishingsthrough

    aseeinginthesalightas

    others;anddadanglars;therefore;verychregrettedthatthe

    rriageofeugeniehadnottakenplaatchwas

    good;andlikelytoinsurethehappinessofherchild;butbecauseit

    heratlibertysheranthereforetodebray;er

    havingliketherestofparisnessedthentractsceneandthe

    scandalattendingit;hadretiredinhastetohisclub;wherehewas

    chattingefriendsupontheeventsof

    nversationforthreefourthsofthatcityknohecapitalofthe

    world

    attheprecisetiedanglars;dressedinblackand

    ncealedinalongveil;hestairsleadingtodebrays

    apartnts;nothstandingtheassurancesofthenciergethat

    theyoungne;debrayhe

    insinuationsofafriend;thatafterthe

    terriblesceakenplaceheought;asafriendofthe

    faly;torrydeiselledanglarsandhertillionsdebraydid

    notdefendhielfveryly;fortheideahadsotiscrossed

    hisnd;still;edtheindependent;proudspiritof

    eugenie;hepositivelyrejecteditasutterlyiossible;thoughthe

    sathoughtagainntinuallyrecurredandfoundarestingplacein

    hishearttea;play;andthenversation;einteresting

    duringthediscussionofsuchseriousaffairs;lastedtilloneoclock

    intheing

    anedanglars;veiledanduneasy;aedtheretuof

    debrayinthelittlegreenrooseatedbetsofflowers;

    oingsent;andustbenfessed;debray

    hadhielfarrangedanduchcarethathisabsencewas

    halfexcusedintheeyesofthepooran

    attinutesoftedanglars;tiredofing;retued

    hoenofacertaingradearelikeprosperousgrisettesinone

    respeeafterthebaroness

    retuedtothehoteluchcautionaseugenieusedinleaving

    it;sheranlightlyupstairs;andhanachingheartenteredher

    apartnt;ntiguous;asothatofeugenieshewasfearful

    ofexcitinganyrerk;andbelievedfiryinherdaughtersinnocence

    andfidelitytothepatealroofshelistenedateugeniesdoor;and

    hearingnosoundtriedtoenter;buttheboltse

    danglarsthenncludedthattheyounggirlhadbeenoverehthe

    terribleexcitentoftheevening;andhadgoobedan
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    dtosleep

    shecalledtheidandquestionedher

    ”deiselleeugenie;”saidtheid;”retiredtoherapartnth

    deisell
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