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- Граф Монте-Кристо
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Bertuccio
is
alone
in
the
world
;
he
uses
my
property
without
accounting
for
the
use
he
makes
of
it
;
he
is
sure
never
to
leave
my
service
.
"
"
Why
?
"
"
Because
I
should
never
get
a
better
.
"
"
Probabilities
are
deceptive
.
"
"
But
I
deal
in
certainties
;
he
is
the
best
servant
over
whom
one
has
the
power
of
life
and
death
.
"
"
Do
you
possess
that
right
over
Bertuccio
?
"
"
Yes
.
"
There
are
words
which
close
a
conversation
with
an
iron
door
;
such
was
the
count
's
"
yes
.
"
The
whole
journey
was
performed
with
equal
rapidity
;
the
thirty-two
horses
,
dispersed
over
seven
stages
,
brought
them
to
their
destination
in
eight
hours
.
At
midnight
they
arrived
at
the
gate
of
a
beautiful
park
.
The
porter
was
in
attendance
;
he
had
been
apprised
by
the
groom
of
the
last
stage
of
the
count
's
approach
.
At
half
past
two
in
the
morning
Morcerf
was
conducted
to
his
apartments
,
where
a
bath
and
supper
were
prepared
.
The
servant
who
had
travelled
at
the
back
of
the
carriage
waited
on
him
;
Baptistin
,
who
rode
in
front
,
attended
the
count
.
Albert
bathed
,
took
his
supper
,
and
went
to
bed
.
All
night
he
was
lulled
by
the
melancholy
noise
of
the
surf
.
On
rising
,
he
went
to
his
window
,
which
opened
on
a
terrace
,
having
the
sea
in
front
,
and
at
the
back
a
pretty
park
bounded
by
a
small
forest
.
In
a
creek
lay
a
little
sloop
,
with
a
narrow
keel
and
high
masts
,
bearing
on
its
flag
the
Monte
Cristo
arms
which
were
a
mountain
on
a
sea
azure
,
with
a
cross
gules
on
the
shield
.
Around
the
schooner
lay
a
number
of
small
fishing-boats
belonging
to
the
fishermen
of
the
neighboring
village
,
like
humble
subjects
awaiting
orders
from
their
queen
.
There
,
as
in
every
spot
where
Monte
Cristo
stopped
,
if
but
for
two
days
,
luxury
abounded
and
life
went
on
with
the
utmost
ease
.
Albert
found
in
his
anteroom
two
guns
,
with
all
the
accoutrements
for
hunting
;
a
lofty
room
on
the
ground-floor
containing
all
the
ingenious
instruments
the
English
--
eminent
in
piscatory
pursuits
,
since
they
are
patient
and
sluggish
--
have
invented
for
fishing
.
The
day
passed
in
pursuing
those
exercises
in
which
Monte
Cristo
excelled
.
They
killed
a
dozen
pheasants
in
the
park
,
as
many
trout
in
the
stream
,
dined
in
a
summer-house
overlooking
the
ocean
,
and
took
tea
in
the
library
.
