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"
"
You
have
been
served
as
you
desire
,
monsieur
,
for
you
were
warned
just
now
,
and
I
now
again
warn
you
.
"
"
Then
you
yourself
are
one
of
these
marked
beings
?
"
"
Yes
,
monsieur
,
I
believe
so
;
for
until
now
,
no
man
has
found
himself
in
a
position
similar
to
mine
.
The
dominions
of
kings
are
limited
either
by
mountains
or
rivers
,
or
a
change
of
manners
,
or
an
alteration
of
language
.
My
kingdom
is
bounded
only
by
the
world
,
for
I
am
not
an
Italian
,
or
a
Frenchman
,
or
a
Hindu
,
or
an
American
,
or
a
Spaniard
--
I
am
a
cosmopolite
.
No
country
can
say
it
saw
my
birth
.
God
alone
knows
what
country
will
see
me
die
.
I
adopt
all
customs
,
speak
all
languages
.
You
believe
me
to
be
a
Frenchman
,
for
I
speak
French
with
the
same
facility
and
purity
as
yourself
.
Well
,
Ali
,
my
Nubian
,
believes
me
to
be
an
Arab
;
Bertuccio
,
my
steward
,
takes
me
for
a
Roman
;
Haidee
,
my
slave
,
thinks
me
a
Greek
.
You
may
,
therefore
,
comprehend
,
that
being
of
no
country
,
asking
no
protection
from
any
government
,
acknowledging
no
man
as
my
brother
,
not
one
of
the
scruples
that
arrest
the
powerful
,
or
the
obstacles
which
paralyze
the
weak
,
paralyzes
or
arrests
me
.
I
have
only
two
adversaries
--
I
will
not
say
two
conquerors
,
for
with
perseverance
I
subdue
even
them
--
they
are
time
and
distance
.
There
is
a
third
,
and
the
most
terrible
--
that
is
my
condition
as
a
mortal
being
.
This
alone
can
stop
me
in
my
onward
career
,
before
I
have
attained
the
goal
at
which
I
aim
,
for
all
the
rest
I
have
reduced
to
mathematical
terms
.
What
men
call
the
chances
of
fate
--
namely
,
ruin
,
change
,
circumstances
--
I
have
fully
anticipated
,
and
if
any
of
these
should
overtake
me
,
yet
it
will
not
overwhelm
me
.
Unless
I
die
,
I
shall
always
be
what
I
am
,
and
therefore
it
is
that
I
utter
the
things
you
have
never
heard
,
even
from
the
mouths
of
kings
--
for
kings
have
need
,
and
other
persons
have
fear
of
you
.
For
who
is
there
who
does
not
say
to
himself
,
in
a
society
as
incongruously
organized
as
ours
,
'
Perhaps
some
day
I
shall
have
to
do
with
the
king
's
attorney
'
?
"
"
But
can
you
not
say
that
,
sir
?
The
moment
you
become
an
inhabitant
of
France
,
you
are
naturally
subjected
to
the
French
law
.
"
"
I
know
it
sir
,
"
replied
Monte
Cristo
;
"
but
when
I
visit
a
country
I
begin
to
study
,
by
all
the
means
which
are
available
,
the
men
from
whom
I
may
have
anything
to
hope
or
to
fear
,
till
I
know
them
as
well
as
,
perhaps
better
than
,
they
know
themselves
.
It
follows
from
this
,
that
the
king
's
attorney
,
be
he
who
he
may
,
with
whom
I
should
have
to
deal
,
would
assuredly
be
more
embarrassed
than
I
should
.
"
"
That
is
to
say
,
"
replied
Villefort
with
hesitation
,
"
that
human
nature
being
weak
,
every
man
,
according
to
your
creed
,
has
committed
faults
.
"
"
Faults
or
crimes
,
"
responded
Monte
Cristo
with
a
negligent
air
.
"
And
that
you
alone
,
amongst
the
men
whom
you
do
not
recognize
as
your
brothers
--
for
you
have
said
so
,
"
observed
Villefort
in
a
tone
that
faltered
somewhat
--
"
you
alone
are
perfect
.
