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    theuntofntecristo

    byalexandredus,pere

    chapter1.rseillesthearrival.

    ohoffebruary,1815,thelookoutatnotredadelagarde

    sighethreester,thepharaonfroa,trieste,and

    naples.

    asusual,apilotputoffiediately,androundieaudif,

    gotonboardthevesselbetionandrionisland.

    iediately,anda,theraartsoffortsaintjean

    arseillesfora

    shiptoeintoport,especiallyhisship,likethepharaon,has

    beenbuilt,rigged,andladenattheoldphoceedocks,andbelongstoan

    ohecity.

    theshipdreevolic

    shockhasdebethecalasareigneandjarosislands;haddoubled

    pogue,andapproachedtheharboruopsails,jib,andspanker,but

    sosloelythattheidlers,hthatinstincthis

    theforerunnerofevil,askedoherisfortuneuldhave

    happenedonboard.hohoseexperiennavigationsawplainly

    thatifanyacthadoccurred,ittothevesselherself,

    forsheboredohalltheevidenceofbeingskilfullyhahe

    anguysalreadyeasedoff,andstandingby

    thesideofthepilot,eeringthepharaontohenarrow

    entraheinnerport,an,hactivityand

    vigilaionoftheship,aedeach

    direofthepilot.

    thevaguedisquietudeongthespeuch

    affectedohecrohathedidnotathearrivalofthe

    vesselinharbor,butjuingintoasllskiff,desiredtobepulled

    alongsidethepharaon,olareserve

    basin.

    anonboardsahispersonapproach,helefthis

    stationbythepilot,and,hatinhand,leanedovertheshipsbulwarks.

    heyoungfelloeenorty,h

    blackeyes,andhairasdarkasaravense

    bespokethatena

    theircradletontendhdanger.

    ”ah,isityou,dantes”criedthenintheskiff.”atter

    andhanairofsadnessaboard”

    ”agreatsfortune,rrel,”repliedtheyoungn,”agreat

    sfortune,forespeciallyoffcivitavecchiaourbrave

    captainleclere.”

    ”andthecargo”inquiredtheerly.

    ”isallsafe,rrel;andithinkyouisfiedonthathead.

    butpoorcaptainleclere”

    ””askedtheohanairofnsiderable

    resignation.”happehehycaptain”

    ”hedied.”

    ”fellintothesea”

    ”no,sir,hediedofbrainfeverindreadfulagony.”thentuingtothe

    crehere,totakeinsail”

    allhandsobeyed,andatonehe

    creotheirrespectivestationsatthespankerbrailsand

    outhaul,topsailsheetsandhalyards,thejibdohetopsail

    cleliheyoungsailavealooktoseethathis

    ordersptlyandaccuratelyobeyed,auedagaintothe

    owner.

    ”andhoisfortuneoccur”inquiredthelatter,resungthe

    interruptedion.

    ”alas,sir,iuednner.afteralongtalkhthe

    harborster,captainleclereleftnaplesgreatlydisturbedinnd.

    intyfourhourshetackedbyafever,ahreedays

    afteredtheusualburialservidheisathis

    rest,seckhathirtysixpoundshotathishead

    andhisheels,offelgiglioisland.ohisordand

    crossofhonor.itanha

    laoketheenglishfortenyears,andto

    dieinhisbedatlast,likeeverybodyelse.”

    ”ond,”repliedtheooreforted

    ateverynt,”ortal,andtheoldstkehe

    young.ifnot,otion;andsine

    thatthecargo”

    ”isallsafeandsound,rrel,take;andiadviseyou

    nottotake25,000francsfortheprofitsofthevoyage.”

    then,astheyanshouted:

    ”standbytheretolohetopsailsandjib;brailupthespanker”

    theorderptlyasitwouldhavebeenonboarda

    nofwar.

    ”letgoandclueup”atthislastndallthesailswerelowered,

    andthevesselvedalstierceptiblyonwards.

    ”noeonboard,rrel,”saiddantes,the

    opatien.danglars,ingoutof

    his,e,ist

    lookaftertheanouing.”

    theoforasendinvitation.heseizedaropeh

    dantesflungtohiandhanactivitythatto

    asailor,cliedupthesideoftheship,an,going

    tohistask,lefttheiontodanglars,etowards

    theoanoftyfiveortysixyearsofage,of

    unprepossessinguntenance,obsequioustohissuperiors,io

    hissubordinates;andthis,inadditiontohispositionasresponsible

    agentonboard,adehis

    chdislikedbytheddantes.

    ”isfortuhat

    hasbefallenus”

    ”yesyes:poorcaptainleclerehean.”

    ”andafirstratesean,onee,

    asbechargedportantas

    thatofrrel&son,”replieddanglars.

    ”but,”repliedtheoerdantes,gthe

    anstothatasailoeedsnotbeso

    oldasyousay,danglars,touandhisbusiness,forourfriend

    edouanditthhly,andnottorequireinstru

    fronyone.”

    ”yes,”saiddanglars,dartingatedndalookgleanghhate.”yes,

    heisyoung,andyouthisinvariablyself.scarcelyhe

    andhout

    nsultinganyone,andhecausedustoloseadayandahalfatthe

    islandofelba,insteadofkingforrseillesdirect.”

    ”astotakingndofthevessel,”repliedrrel,”thaty

    ascaptaiolosingadayandahalfofftheislando

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