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    ireandskeatthesa

    instantthefiringbeganontheotherside,andtheballsperatedthe

    boardsallroundusoh,hoyfatherlook

    atthatnt,inthedstoftheflyingbullets,hisscitarinhis

    hand,andhisfaceblackenediesandhowhe

    terrifiedtheeventhen,anddethelybeforehieliselibr >

    isdead,

    repliedavoithedepthsoftheearth,and

    youarelost,aliatthesantanexplosionhe

    flooringoftheroonyfathertingoup

    andshiveredtoatothetroopsundeeaththreeor

    fourpalikaresfellhtheirbodiesliterallyploughedhwounds

    ”fatherhootheholeshe

    ballshadde,andtoreuponeoftheplanksentirebutiediately

    throughthisopeningtoreshotse,

    rushinguplikefirefrohecraterofavolcano,soonreachedthe

    tapestry,idstofallthisfrightful

    tultandtheseterrificcries,ts,fearfullydistinct,

    follooreheartrendingthanall,frozeh

    terrorthesetortallyyfather,anditwashe

    ained

    standing,clingingtoaothertriedtoforcethedoor,that

    sheghtgoanddie,butitenedontheinsideall

    aroundhiepalikares,hinginnvulsiveagonies,

    hreelyryingto

    escapebyspringingfrohethiscrisisthewholeflooring

    suddenlygaveyfatherfellononeknee,andatthesant

    tedhsabres,pistols,and

    poniardstan,

    andfatherdisappearedinaokekindledby

    thesedens,andedlikehellitselfopeningbeneathhis

    feetifeltselffalltotheground,therhadfainted”

    haideesarfellbyherside,andsheutteredadeepgroan,atthe

    satilookingtoheuntasiftoaskifheisfied

    ndsntecristoaroseandapproached

    her,tookherhand,andsaidtoherinroiydear

    child,andtakeurageinreeringthatthereisagodwhowill

    punishtraitors”

    ”itisafrightfulstory,unt,”saidalbert,terrifiedatthepaleness

    ofhaideesuntenanyselfnowforhavingbeenso

    yrequest”

    ”oh,itisnothing,”saidntecristothen,pattingtheyounggirlon

    thehead,hentinued,”haideeisveryurageous,andshesotis

    evenfindsnsolationinthereisfortunes”

    ”beyseriesrecalltothe

    reranceofyourgoodness”

    albertlookedatherhcuriosity,forshehadnotyetrelatedhe

    stdesiredtoknoetheslaveoftheunthaidee

    saeexpressionpervadingtheuntenancesofher

    ted,ytherreveredhersenseswe

    heseraskerkill,saidshe,butsparethehonorofthe

    etoyoustaddressyourself,

    saidkoorshid

    ”to,thentoyoueaster

    ”whoandwhereisheheishere

    ”andkoorshidpointedoutoneorethananyntributedtothe

    deathoffather,”saidhaidee,inatoneofchastenedanger”then,”

    saidalbert,”youbean”

    ”no,”repliedhaidee,”hedidnotdaretokeepus,soo

    soslaverchantsonstantinopleraversed

    greece,andarrivedhalfdeadattheierialgatestheywere

    surroundedbyacroopass,

    yther,havinglookedcloselyatanobjecthwas

    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”

    chapter78yanina

    ifvalentineuldhaveseenthetrelingstepandagitateduntenance

    offranzberofnoirtier,evenshewouldhave

    beennstrainedtopityhivilleforthadonlyjustgivenutterance

    toafesentences,andthenretiredtohisstudy,wherehe

    receivedaboutterhefolloter:

    ”afterallthedisoing,noirtierde

    villefortstseetheutteriossibilityofanyallianed

    betilyandthatoffranzdepinaydepinaystsay

    thatheisshodevillefort,o

    beastancesdetailedthising,shouldnothave

    antient”

    nooneagistrateatthisnt,sothoroughly

    unnervedbytherestances,would

    havesupposedforaninstantthathehadanticipatedtheannoyance;

    althoughitthathisfatherwould

    carrycandor,orratherrudeness,sofarastorelatesuchahistory

    andinjustiustbeunderstoodthatnoirtier,

    heopinionofhissononanysubject,hadalways

    ottedtoexplaintheaffairtovillefort,sothathehadallhislife

    entertainedthebeliefthatgeneraldequesnel,orthebarondepinay,

    asheeatelystyled,acrdingasthespeakero

    identifyhiyhisoilyna,orbythetitlehhadbeen

    nferredonhifellthevictifassassination,andnotthathewas

    killedfairlyinaduelthisharshletter,ingasitdidfron

    generallysopoliteandrespectful,struckartalblothepride

    ofvilleforthardlyhadhereadtheletter,whenhisw

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