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"
His
excellency
does
not
receive
visitors
today
.
"
"
Then
here
is
my
master
's
card
--
the
Baron
Danglars
.
You
will
take
it
to
the
count
,
and
say
that
,
although
in
haste
to
attend
the
Chamber
,
my
master
came
out
of
his
way
to
have
the
honor
of
calling
upon
him
.
"
"
I
never
speak
to
his
excellency
,
"
replied
the
concierge
;
"
the
valet
de
chambre
will
carry
your
message
.
"
The
groom
returned
to
the
carriage
.
"
Well
?
"
asked
Danglars
.
The
man
,
somewhat
crest-fallen
by
the
rebuke
he
had
received
,
repeated
what
the
concierge
had
said
.
"
Bless
me
,
"
murmured
Baron
Danglars
,
"
this
must
surely
be
a
prince
instead
of
a
count
by
their
styling
him
'
excellency
,
'
and
only
venturing
to
address
him
by
the
medium
of
his
valet
de
chambre
.
However
,
it
does
not
signify
;
he
has
a
letter
of
credit
on
me
,
so
I
must
see
him
when
he
requires
his
money
.
"
Then
,
throwing
himself
back
in
his
carriage
,
Danglars
called
out
to
his
coachman
,
in
a
voice
that
might
be
heard
across
the
road
,
"
To
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
.
"
Apprised
in
time
of
the
visit
paid
him
,
Monte
Cristo
had
,
from
behind
the
blinds
of
his
pavilion
,
as
minutely
observed
the
baron
,
by
means
of
an
excellent
lorgnette
,
as
Danglars
himself
had
scrutinized
the
house
,
garden
,
and
servants
.
"
That
fellow
has
a
decidedly
bad
countenance
,
"
said
the
count
in
a
tone
of
disgust
,
as
he
shut
up
his
glass
into
its
ivory
case
.
"
How
comes
it
that
all
do
not
retreat
in
aversion
at
sight
of
that
flat
,
receding
,
serpent-like
forehead
,
round
,
vulture-shaped
head
,
and
sharp-hooked
nose
,
like
the
beak
of
a
buzzard
?
Ali
,
"
cried
he
,
striking
at
the
same
time
on
the
brazen
gong
.
Ali
appeared
.
"
Summon
Bertuccio
,
"
said
the
count
.
Almost
immediately
Bertuccio
entered
the
apartment
.
"
Did
your
excellency
desire
to
see
me
?
"
inquired
he
.
"
I
did
,
"
replied
the
count
.
"
You
no
doubt
observed
the
horses
standing
a
few
minutes
since
at
the
door
?
"
"
Certainly
,
your
excellency
.
I
noticed
them
for
their
remarkable
beauty
.
"
"
Then
how
comes
it
,
"
said
Monte
Cristo
with
a
frown
,
"
that
,
when
I
desired
you
to
purchase
for
me
the
finest
pair
of
horses
to
be
found
in
Paris
,
there
is
another
pair
,
fully
as
fine
as
mine
,
not
in
my
stables
?
"
At
the
look
of
displeasure
,
added
to
the
angry
tone
in
which
the
count
spoke
,
Ali
turned
pale
and
held
down
his
head
.
"
It
is
not
your
fault
,
my
good
Ali
,
"
said
the
count
in
the
Arabic
language
,
and
with
a
gentleness
none
would
have
thought
him
capable
of
showing
,
either
in
voice
or
face
--
"
it
is
not
your
fault
.
You
do
not
understand
the
points
of
English
horses
.
"
The
countenance
of
poor
Ali
recovered
its
serenity
.
"
Permit
me
to
assure
your
excellency
,
"
said
Bertuccio
,
"
that
the
horses
you
speak
of
were
not
to
be
sold
when
I
purchased
yours
.
"
Monte
Cristo
shrugged
his
shoulders
.
"
It
seems
,
sir
steward
,
"
said
he
,
"
that
you
have
yet
to
learn
that
all
things
are
to
be
sold
to
such
as
care
to
pay
the
price
.
"
"
His
excellency
is
not
,
perhaps
,
aware
that
M.
Danglars
gave
16,000
francs
for
his
horses
?
"
