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    ”oh,indeedindeed,sir,heisinnoercedes.

    ”thatibelieve”ans.rrel;”butstillheischarged”

    ”h”inquiredtheelderdantes.

    ”anyofourreaders

    ybeabletorelleeinthe

    periodatoryisdated.

    adespairingeransank

    intoachair.

    ”ah,danglars”ethetrick

    youspokeoflastnighthasbeenplayed;butiotsufferapoor

    oldnoraninno

    deterellthellaboutit.”

    ”besilent,yousileton”crieddanglars,graspinghiythear”or

    iansy.ellherdantes

    beiuiltythevesseldidtouchatelba,ted

    it,andpassedaheisland.notersor

    otherdoising,

    akenfrahatallarehisacplices”

    htherapidinstinctofselfishness,caderoussereadilyperceivedthe

    solidityofthisdeofreasoning;hegazed,doubtfully,fully,on

    danglars,andthencautionsupplantedgenerosity.

    ”supposeesofit,”saidhe,castinga

    bepanion.

    ”tobesure”anseans.ifhebe

    i,ofurseheatliberty;ifguilty,isno

    useinvolvingourselvesinanspiracy.”

    ”letusgo,then.iotstayhereanylonger.”

    ”yheart”replieddanglars,pleasedtofiherso

    tractable.”letustakeourselvesoutofthehingsfor

    thepresenttotaketheirurse.”

    aftertheirdeparture,feahefriendand

    proteere,hefriendsof

    dantesnductedthenoanbacktohisabode.

    therurofedndsarrestasabonapartistagentslowin

    circulatingthroughoutthecity.

    ”uldyoueverhavecreditedsuchathing,deardanglars”asked

    rrel,as,onhisretutotheportforthepurposeofgleaningfresh

    tidingsofdantes,fro.devillefort,theassistantprocureur,he

    overtookhissupercargoandcaderousse.”uldyouhavebelievedsucha

    thingpossible”

    ”hatihe

    circeofhishavinganchoredattheislandofelbaasavery

    suspistance.”

    ”anddidyountionthesesuspiyself”

    ”certainlynot”retueddanglars.thenaddedinalohisper,”you

    uandthat,ona.policarrrel,whoserved

    uheovent,andaltogethernceal

    hethinksonthesubject,youarestronglysuspectedrettingthe

    abdiondand

    yourself,hadidivulgedotoowell

    ayself,isboundtoacquaintthe

    shipoanythingsheought

    stallelse.”

    ”tis.rrel.”youareahy

    fellohoughtofyourisiofpoor

    edndhaviainofthepharaon.”

    ”isitpossibleyouweresokind”

    ”yes,indeed;ihadpreviouslyinquiredofdanteswashisopinion

    ofyou,andifheshouldhaveaainueyouinyour

    post,forsohoofolnessbetweenyou.”

    ”andwashisreply”

    ”thathecertainlydidthinkhehadgivenyouoffenanaffair

    erelyreferredtohoutenteringintoparticulars,butthat

    hegoodopinionandnfideheshipsowner

    ealso.”

    ”thehypocrite”rreddanglars.

    ”poordantes”saidcaderousse.”noonedenyhisbeinga

    nobleheartedyoungfellow.”

    ”butan.rrel,”hereisthepharaonhouta

    captain.”

    ”oh,”replieddanglars,”sihisportforthe

    threenths,letushopethateretheexpirationofthatperioddantes

    atliberty.”

    ”nodoubt;butii”

    ”iayourservice,rrel,”answereddanglars.”youknow

    thatiasanagingashipasthestexperiencedcaptain

    intheservidity

    serviondsreleasefrorisonnofurthergewill

    berequisiteonboardthepharaonthanfordantesandselfeachto

    resuourrespectiveposts.”

    ”thanks,danglarsthatoothoveralldifficulties.ifully

    authorizeyouatohendofthepharaon,andlook

    isfortu

    neverbealloointerferehbusiness.”

    ”beeasyonthatsre,rrel;butdoyouthinkweshallbe

    perttedtoseeourpoorednd”

    ”ii

    shallendeavortoiinedndsfavor.iawareheisafurious

    royalist;but,inspiteofthat,andofhisbeingkingsattoey,heis

    anlikeourselves,andifanotabadsortofone.”

    ”perhapsnot,”replieddanglars;”butihearthatheisaitious,and

    thatsratheragainsthi”

    ”orrel,”noenon

    board,ihereerelong.”sosaying,thehyshipowner

    quittedthethedireofthepalaisde

    justice.

    ”yousee,”saiddanglars,addressingcaderousse,”thetuthingshave

    taken.doyoustillfeelanydesiretostandupinhisdefence”

    ”nottheslightest,butyetitseetoashogthingthatare

    jokeshouldleadtosusequences.”

    ”buteaskheryounorself,but

    feand;youkithrehepaperihe

    roondeed,ifanciedihaddestroyedit.”

    ”oh,no,”repliedcaderousse,”thatis.i

    onlynolyingallcrushed

    andcruledihearbor.”

    ”hen,ifyoudid,dependuponit,feandpickeditup,and

    eitherpieditorcausedittobepied;perhaps,even,hedidnot

    takethetroubleofrepyingit.andnohinkofit,byheavens,he

    yhaveseeritselffortunately,for,thehanding

    wasdisguised.”

    ”thenyouesbeingengagedinanspiracy”

    ”noti.asibeforesaid,ithoughtthehinghing

    re.itsee,hohatihaveunnsciously

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