Граф Монте-Кристо

Haidee.

           ThePalikareshadremainedontheshoreofthelake,readytocoverourretreat;theywerekneelingonthelowestofthemarblesteps,andinthatmannerintendedmakingarampartofthethreeothers,incaseofpursuit.Ourbarkflewbeforethewind.‘Whydoestheboatgosofast?’askedIofmymother.

           14Greekmilitiameninthewarforindependence.Ed.

           "‘Silence,child!Hush,weareflying!’Ididnotunderstand.Whyshouldmyfatherfly?he,theall-powerfulhe,beforewhomotherswereaccustomedtoflyhe,whohadtakenforhisdevice,‘Theyhateme;thentheyfearme!’Itwas,indeed,aflightwhichmyfatherwastryingtoeffect.IhavebeentoldsincethatthegarrisonofthecastleofYanina,fatiguedwithlongservice"—

           HereHaideecastasignificantglanceatMonteCristo,whoseeyeshadbeenrivetedonhercountenanceduringthewholecourseofhernarrative.Theyounggirlthencontinued,speakingslowly,likeapersonwhoiseitherinventingorsuppressingsomefeatureofthehistorywhichheisrelating.

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