Граф Монте-Кристо

The Telegraph.

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           "Mydear,"saidMadamedeVillefort,whohadjustenteredtheroom,"perhapsyouexaggeratetheevil."

           "Good-morning,madame,"saidthecount,bowing.MadamedeVillefortacknowledgedthesalutationwithoneofhermostgracioussmiles."WhatisthisthatM.deVilleforthasbeentellingme?"demandedMonteCristo"andwhatincomprehensiblemisfortune"

           "Incomprehensibleisnottheword,"interruptedtheprocureur,shrugginghisshoulders."Itisanoldman’scaprice."

           "Andistherenomeansofmakinghimrevokehisdecision?"

           "Yes,"saidMadamedeVillefort;"anditisstillentirelyinthepowerofmyhusbandtocausethewill,whichisnowinprejudiceofValentine,tobealteredinherfavor."Thecount,whoperceivedthatM.andMadamedeVillefortwerebeginningtospeakinparables,appearedtopaynoattentiontotheconversation,andfeignedtobebusilyengagedinwatchingEdward,whowasmischievouslypouringsomeinkintothebird’swater-glass."Mydear,"saidVillefort,inanswertohiswife,"youknowIhaveneverbeenaccustomedtoplaythepatriarchinmyfamily,norhaveIeverconsideredthatthefateofauniversewastobedecidedbymynod.Nevertheless,itisnecessarythatmywillshouldberespectedinmyfamily,andthatthefollyofanoldmanandthecapriceofachildshouldnotbeallowedtooverturnaprojectwhichIhaveentertainedforsomanyyears.

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