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    ythesidegateandonreachingtheboisdeboulogued,apparently

    selfoppositehis

    houseinthechaselyseesallary,feeblelight

    the

    house,asbaptistinhadsaidntecristoleanedagainstatree,and

    hthatscrutinizingglanceheived,lookedup

    anddoinedthepassersby,andcarefullylookeddown

    theneighboringstreets,toseethatnooneinutes

    passedthus,andhehe

    hastenedtothesidedoorhali,enteredhurriedly,andbythe

    servantsstaircase,ofhout

    openingordisarrangingasinglecurtain,houteventheporter

    havingtheslightestsuspicionthatthehouse,pty,

    ntaineditschiefoccupant

    arrivedinhisbedrootheunttionedtoalitostop;thenhe

    passedintothedressingrooinedeverythingappeared

    asusualtheprecioussecretaryinitsplace,andthekeyinthe

    se

    door,revedthedoublestapleofthebolt,andeanwhileali

    hadprocuredtheartheuntrequirednaly,ashortcarbineand

    apairofdoublebarrelledpistols,ghtbe

    takenased,theuntheldthe

    livesoffiveninhishandsithalfpastninetheunt

    andaliateinhasteacrustofbreadanddrankaglassofspanishwine;

    thennteovablepanels,henabled

    hioseeintotheadjoiningroohehadhinhisreachhispistols

    andallarabian

    hatchets,hasnotvariedsincethecrusadesthroughoneof

    the,onaline,

    theuntuldseeintothestreet

    thusitenselydark;stillali,thankstohis

    ent,

    ulddistinguishinthedarknesstheslightestventofthetrees

    thelittlelightinthelodgehadlongbeenextinctitghtbe

    expectedthattheattack,ifindeedanattacked,wouldbe

    defrohestairawindow;in

    nteoneyit

    theyustreachitbythe

    backstaircase,orbythetheclockof

    theinvalidesstruckaquartertothes

    istenedguststhedolefulvibrationofthethreestrokes

    asthelaststrokediedaheuntthoughtheheardaslightnoise

    inthedressingroothisfirstsound,orratherthisfirstgrinding,

    henathird;atthefourth,theuntknew

    andisedhandting

    thefoursidesofapaneofglassondtheuntfelthis

    heartbeatrerapidlyinuredasnybetodanger,forewaedas

    theyybeofperil,theyunderstand,bytheflutteringoftheheart

    andtheshudderingofthefra,theenorusdifferencebet

    andareality,betonte

    adeasigntoappriseali,andingthatdanger

    theotherside,dreastete

    ies

    thehenoiseproceededetheopeningbyh

    theuntuldseeintothedressingroohefixedhiseyesonthat

    inguishedashadohedarkness;thenoneofthepanes

    becaquiteopaque,asifasheetofpaperuckontheoutside,

    thenthesquarecrackedwas

    passedtofindthefastening,thenasend;theuedonits

    hinges,andanenteredhewasalone

    ”thatsadaringrascal,”heunt

    atthatntalitouchedhilightlyontheshoulderhetued;ali

    pointedtotheinheyhestreet

    ”isee”saidhe,”therearet;onedoesthehe

    otherstandsguard”hedeasigntoalinottolosesightofthen

    inthestreet,andtuedtotheoneinthedressingroo

    theglasscutterhadentered,ands

    stretatlastheappearedtohavedehielf

    faliar

    both

    ontecristoexpectedthathewas

    ingin,andraisedoneofhispistols;buthesilyheardthesound

    oftheboltsslidingintheirpperringsition

    thenooved

    thestaples,ghtnoselfatho,andpursuehispurpose

    anthen

    drehispocketsothingheuntuldnotdisce,placed

    itonastand,thenstraighttothesecretary,feltthelock,and

    ntrarytohisexpectationfoundthatthekeyissingbutthe

    glasscutteranergenciesthe

    untsoonheardtherattlingofabunchofskeletonkeys,suchasthe

    locksthbringsoforcealock,andhievescall

    nightingales,doubtlessfrohesiftheiightlysonghey

    grindagainstthebolt”ah,ha,”ileof

    disappointnt,”heisonlyathief”

    buttheninthedarkuldnotfindtherightkeyhereachedthe

    instrunthehadpladiately

    apalelight,justbrightenoughtorenderobjectsdistinct,was

    refleednte

    cristo,startingback,”itis”

    aliraisedhishatchet”dontstir,”ontecristo,”andput

    doewords

    inaloationthe

    unt,faintasithadbeen,hadstartledthenainedinthe

    poseoftheoldknifegrinderitheunthadjustgiven,

    foriediatelyalinoiselessly,andretued,bearingablack

    dressandathreeeredhatanontecristohadrapidlytaken

    offhisgreatat,ightdistinguishby

    theglieringthroughtheopenpanelthathetunif

    steelil,ofhelastinfrance,wheredaggersarenolonger

    dreaded,hedaggerathis

    breast,andhahatchetthetunicsoon

    disappearedundera

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