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    ”yes,ifyouhavenothiosayto.”

    ”nothing.”

    ”e”

    ”heindsthatistaskyour

    leaveofabsenedays.”

    ”togetrried”

    ”yes,first,aogotoparis.”

    ”verygood;haveeyourequire,daakequitesix

    ounloadthecargo,ayoureadyforseauntil

    threenthsafterthat;onlybebackagainihs,forthe

    pharaon,”addedtheotingtheyoungsailorontheback,”ot

    sailhouthercaptain.”

    ”houthercaptain”crieddantes,hiseyessparklingation;

    ”prayndostsecretwishes

    ofheart.isitreallyyouriioainofthe

    pharaon”

    ”ifiydeardantes,

    andcallitsettled;butihaveapartner,andyoukalian

    proverbchihapagnohapadronehenerhasa

    ster.butthethingisatleasthalfdone,asyouhaveooftwo

    votes.relyontoprocureyoutheother;iybest.”

    ”ah,rrel,”exan,htearsinhiseyes,

    andgraspingtheoeof

    fatherandofrcedes.”

    ”thatsallright,ednd.theresaprovidechesoverthe

    deserving.gotoyourfather:goandseercedes,andaftere

    to.”

    ”shallirowyouashore”

    ”no,thankyou;ishallreinandlookovertheatshdanglars.

    haveyoubeensatisfiedthisvoyage”

    ”thatisagtothesenseyouattachtothequestion,sir.doyou

    anisheagoodradeno,forithinkheneverlikedsihe

    dayeralittlequarrelopropose

    tohiostopforteheislandofntecristotosettle

    thedisputeapropositionosuggest,ae

    righttorefuse.ifyouanasresponsibleagehe

    question,ibelievethereisnothingtosayagainsthiandthatyou

    edhisduty.”

    ”buttell,dantes,ifyouhadndofthepharaonshouldyoube

    gladtoseedanglarsrein”

    ”ate,rrel,ishallalhegreatestrespect

    forthoseheoonfidence.”

    ”thatsright,thatsright,dantesiseeyouareathhlygood

    fellopatientyou

    are.”

    ”thenihaveleave”

    ”go,itellyou.”

    ”yihavetheuseofyourskiff”

    ”certainly.”

    ”then,forthepresent,rrel,farehousandthanks”

    ”ihopesoontoseeyouagain,dearednd.goodlucktoyou.”

    theyoungsailorjuedintotheskiff,andsatdoheste

    sheets,htheorderthathebeputashoreatlaebiere.thetwo

    oarsotheirhelittleboatglidedaidly

    aspossibleiofthethousandvesselshe

    narrotheuthof

    theharbortothequaidorleans.

    theshipoiling,follo

    springoutonthequayanddisappeariofthethrong,h

    froiveooinguntilnineocloight,ss

    inthefausstreetoflaebiere,astreetofode

    phosaresoproudthattheysayhallthegravityintheworld,

    anduchcharactertoissaid,”if

    parishadlaebiere,parisarseilles.”ontuing

    roundtheo,apparentlyaingorders,

    butiyalsogtheyoungsailor,butthere

    differeheexpressionofthetenhusfollohe

    ventsofednddantes.

    chapter2.fatherandson.

    red,and

    endeavtoinsiheearoftheshipoeevil

    suspisagainsthisrade,andfolloes,erhaving

    traversedlaall

    house,oofthealleesdeillan,rapidlyasdedfour

    flightsofadarkstaircase,holdingthebalusterhonehand,while

    htheotherherepressedthebeatingsofhisheart,andpausedbefore

    ahalfopendoor,frollroo

    thisroosfather.thenehearrivalofthe

    pharaonhadreaan,ountedonachair,was

    asinghielfbytrainingblinghaurtiuand

    spraysofcletisthatclaeredoverthetrellisathiswindow.

    suddenly,hefeltanarhroe

    behindhixclaid,”fatherdearfather”

    theoldnutteredacry,andtuedround;then,seeinghisson,he

    fellintohisar,paleandtreling.

    ”ydearestfatherareyouill”inquiredtheyoungn,

    chalard.

    ”no,no,dearedndboysonno;butididnotexpectyou;

    andjoy,thesurpriseofseeingyousosuddenlyah,ifeelasifiwere

    goingtodie.”

    ”e,e,cheerup,dearfathertisireallyitheysayjoy

    neverhurts,andsoicatoyouenow,do

    sle,insteadoflookingatsosolely.hereiaackagain,and

    obehappy.”

    ”yes,yes,boy,soan;”but

    hoeagaiellall

    thegoodfortuhathasbefallenyou.”

    ”give,”saidtheyoungn,”forrejoigathappiness

    derivedfroheseryofothers,but,heavenknoseek

    thisgoodfortuhashappened,andireallyotpretendto

    lantit.thegoodcaptainleclereisdead,father,anditisprobable

    that,.rrel,ishallhavehisplace.doyou

    uand,fatheronlyigineacaptainatty,hahundred

    louispay,andashareintheprofitsisthishanapoor

    sailorlikeuldhavehopedfor”

    ”yes,dearboy,”repliedtheoldn,”itisveryfortunate.”

    ”eanyoutohaveasll

    house,atis,nasturtiu,and

    honeysuckle.butailsyou,fatherareyounotwell”

    ”tisnothing,nothing;ithe

    oldnsstrengthfailedhiandhefellbackwards.

    ”e,e,”saidtheyoungn,”aglassofher,willrevive

    you.wheredoyoukeepyourwine”

    ”no,no;thanks.youlookforit;idonotit,”saidthe

    oldn.

    ”yes,yes,father,tellis,”andheopehree

    cupboards.

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