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    deckedeld

    rbleeffigy.olddantes,houations

    otheradetouand.

    heprayedandsupplicatedintersoving,thateventheofficer

    inhisduty,hekindlysaid,”hy

    friebegofyoutocalourapprehensions.yoursonhas

    probablytentiisteringhis

    orethanprobableheatlibertydirectly

    hehasgiventheinfortionrequired,hertougthehealthof

    hiscrehevalueofhisfreight.”

    ”eaningofallthis”inquiredcaderousse,frowningly,of

    danglars,edanairofuttersurprise.

    ”ho,likeyourself,utterly

    beakeout

    itisabout.”caderoussethenlookedaroundforfeand,buthehad

    disappeared.

    thesindhstartling

    cleaess.thepainfulcatastrophehehadjustnessedappeared

    effectuallytohaverentaheveilheintoxicationofthe

    eveningbeforehadraisedbetselfandhisry.

    ”so,so,”saidhe,inahoarseandchokingvoice,todanglars,”this,

    then,isuppose,isapartofthetrickyouierday

    allisayis,thatifitbeso,tisanilltu,andwelldeserves

    tdoubleevilonthoseedit.”

    ”nonsense,”retueddanglars,”itellyouagainihavenothingever

    todohit;besides,youknohatitorethepaperto

    pieces.”

    ”no,youdidnot”ahrebyisaw

    itlyinginaer.”

    ”holdyue,youfoolshouldyouknoitwhy,you

    weredrunk”

    ”aderousse.

    ”hoanoughtto

    be,tolookafterhisoostlikely.neverndwhereheis,

    letyouandigoaobedoneforourpoorfriends.”

    duringthision,dantes,afterhavingexgedacheerful

    shakeofthehandpathizingfriends,hadsurrendered

    hielftotheoffi,relysaying,”ke

    yourselvesquiteeasy,goodfelloelittlestaketo

    aynothavetosofarastheprisontoeffectthat.”

    ”oh,tobesure”respondeddanglars,hegroup,

    ”nothihanastake,ifeelquitecertain.”

    dantesdesdedthestaircase,precededbythegistrate,andfollowed

    bythesoldiers.acarriageaatthedotin,followed

    bytagistrate,andthevehicledroveofftowards

    rseilles.

    ”adieu,adieu,dearestednd”s

    tohirohebalny.

    theprisohecry,hesobofabroken

    heart,andleaningfroheaercedeswe

    shallsooagaihevehicledisappearedrouhe

    tuingsoffortsaintnicholas.

    ”ehere,allofyou”criedrrel;”iakethefirst

    nveyanceifind,andhurrytorseilles,eiwillbringyouword

    howallisgoingon.”

    ”thatsright”exclaidaltitudeofvoices,”go,auas

    quicklyasyou”

    thisseureateof

    terrifiedsilehepartofthosebehind.theold

    fatheraiapart,eachabsorbedin

    grief;butatlengththetsofthesabloheir

    eyes,andultaneousburstoffeelingrushedintoeachothers

    ar.

    anadehisappearanselfaglass

    ofblinghand;thenhastilys,tosit

    doerece,placed

    otheseatonercedeshadfallenhalffainting,

    theandaffebraceofolddantes.

    instinctivelyfeanddrekhischair.

    ”heistheiseryiauitesureofit,”whispered

    caderousse,akenhiseyesofffeand,todanglars.

    ”idontthinkso,”ansaginesuch

    asischiefheheadofwhoever

    it.”

    ”youdontntionthosetedthedeed,”said

    caderousse.

    ”surely,”ansbeheldresponsibleforevery

    cearrointotheair.”

    ”you,indeed,ebodys

    head.”

    antithesubjectofthearrestanvassedinevery

    differentfor

    ”thinkyou,danglars,”saidoheparty,tuingto,

    ”ofthisevent”

    ”ayhavebeen

    detectedetriflingartiboardshipnsideredhereas

    ntraband.”

    ”buthohoutyourknoe

    youaretheshipssupercargo”

    ”hat,iuldonlyknoioldrespegthe

    rdisehhevesselh

    tton,andthatshetookinherfreightatalexandriafroastrets

    yafroascals;thatisallio

    knoaynotbeaskedforanyfurtherparticulars.”

    ”noypoorboytold

    yesterdayhehadgotasllcaseofffee,andaobacfor

    ”

    ”there,yousee,”exclaiddanglars.”noischiefisout;depend

    uponittheagingabouttheshipinour

    absenddisveredpoordanteshiddentreasures.”

    rcedes,hoothisexplanationofherlovers

    arrest.hergrief,hertotriedtorestrain,no

    outinaviolentfitofhystericalsobbing.

    ”e,e,”saidtheolded,poorchild;thereis

    stillhope”

    ”hope”repeateddanglars.

    ”hope”faintlyrredfeand,buttheedtodieawayonhis

    paleagitatedlips,andanvulsivespasassedoverhisuntenance.

    ”goodneedforthohepartystatiohe

    balnyonthelookout.”hereesrrelbaodoubt,now,we

    shallhearthatourfriendisreleased”

    ranrushedtoettheshipoat

    thedoor.hewasverypale.

    ”needageneralburstofvoices.

    ”alas,friends,”repliedrrel,oufulshakeofhis

    head,”thethinghasassudareseriousaspectthaniex

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