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    utterednvinoreofhisinnoce.thislad,forhe

    an,sile,natural,eloquenththateloquenceof

    theheartneverfoundfor;fullofaffeforeverybody,

    becauseheheked

    goodextendedhisaffeeventohisjudge,spiteofvilleforts

    severelookandsteat.dantesseedfullofkindness.

    ”pardieu,”saidvillefort,”heisanoblefellow.ihopeishallgain

    reneesfavoreasilybyobeyingthefirstndsheeveriosedon

    .ishallhaveatleastapressureofthehandinpublidas

    kissinprivate.”fullofthisidea,villefortsfacebecasojoyous,

    thatuedtodahelatter,chedthegeon

    hisphysiogno,ilingalso.

    ”sir,”saidvillefort,”haveyouanyeleast,thatyouknow.”

    ”ihaveenees”replieddantes;”positionisnotsuffitly

    elevatedforthat.asfordisposition,thatis,perhaps,so

    toohasty;butihavestriventorepressit.ihavehadtenortwelve

    sailorsunder,andifyouquestioheyellyouthat

    theyloveaooyoung,butasan

    elderbrother.”

    ”butyouyhaveexcitedjealousy.youareabouttobeecaptainat

    nieenaedpost;youareabouttorryaprettygirl,who

    lovesyou;aayhaveexcitedthe

    envyofsoone.”

    ”yht;youkterthanido,anday

    possiblybetheong

    acquaintancesiprefeottokno,becausethenishouldbeforced

    tohatethe”

    ”youarerivetoseeclearlyaroundyou.you

    seean;ithestriyduty

    toaidyouindisverihorofthisaccusation.hereisthe

    paper;doyouknoheing”ashespoke,villefortdreheletter

    froispocket,aedittodantes.dantesreadit.acloud

    passedoverhisbrowashesaid,

    ”no,nsieur,idonotknoheing,aistolerablyplain.

    veryfortunate,”addedhe,looking

    gratefullyatvillefort,”tobeexanedbysuasyou;forthis

    enviouspersonisarealene.”andbytherapidglatheyoung

    nseyesshotforth,villefortsauergylayhidbeh

    thisldness.

    ”noefrankly,notasaprisooa

    judge,butasooanother,

    truthisthereintheaousletter”

    andvillefortthreheletterdanteshadjust

    givenba.

    ”all.iyhonorasa

    sailor,byloveforryfather”

    ”speak,nsieur,”saidvillefort.then,inteally,”ifreneeuld

    see,ihopesheea

    decapitator.”

    ”ednaples,captainlecleretackedhabrain

    fever.asoronboard,andheoarriveat

    elba,thathetouchatanyotherport,hisdisorderroseto

    suchaheight,thatattheendofthethirdday,feelinghewasdying,

    he.deardantes,saidhe,si

    aoingtotellyou,foritisatterofthedeepestiortance.

    ”isain,repliedi.

    ”ydeaththenddevolvesonyouaste,

    assuthend,andbearupfortheislandofelba,disearkat

    portoferrajo,askfrandrshal,givehihisletterperhaps

    theyssion.you

    plishiohavedone,andderiveallthehonorand

    profitfrot.

    ”iittedtothe

    grandrshalspresenceaseasilyasyouexpect

    ”hereisaringthat,andreveevery

    difficulty,saidthecaptain.attheseearing.itwas

    titerhehedayhedied.”

    ”anddidyoudothen”

    ”ioughttohavedone,andy

    place.everyanaresacred;buth

    asailorthelastrequestsofhissuperiorarends.isailedfor

    theislandofelba,heday;iorderedeverybody

    toreinonboard,andonshorealone.asihadexpected,ifound

    sodiffiarshal;butisentthe

    ringihadre,anditted.

    hequestionedngcaptainlecleresdeath;and,asthelatter

    hadtold,gavealettertocarryontoapersoninparis.i

    uookitbecauseitycaptainhadbadedo.ilanded

    here,regulatedtheaffairsofthevessel,andhasteovisit

    affianorelovelythahanksto

    rrel,alltheforover;inaoldyou,

    atrriagefeast;andishouldhavebeenrriedinanhour,and

    torroeostartforparis,hadinotbeeedonthis

    chargeobeunjust.”

    ”ah,”saidvillefort,”thisseetothetruth.ifyouhavebeen

    culpable,itprudendthisirudehe

    ordersofyourelba,

    andpassyourwordyouearshouldyouberequired,andgoand

    rejoinyourfriends.

    ”iaree,then,sir”crieddantesjoyfully.

    ”yes;butfirstgivethisletter.”

    ”youhaveitalready,foriteothershi

    seeinthatpacket.”

    ”stopant,”saidthedeputy,asdaookhishatandgloves.”to

    isitaddressed”

    ”tonsieuoirtier,rueqheron,paris.”hadathunderboltfallen

    intotheroovillefortuldnothavebeeupefied.hesank

    intohisseat,andhastilytuihepacket,drehthefatal

    letter,athanexpressionofterror.

    ”noirtier,rueqheron,no.13,”rredhe,groillpaler.

    ”yes,”saiddantes;”doyoukno”

    ”no,”repliedvillefort;”afaithfulservantofthekiknow

    nspirators.”

    ”itisanspiracy,then”askeddantes,self

    free,no.”ihave,hoold

    you,sir,iirelyignorantofthesoftheletter.”

    ”yes;butyoukhepersontoitwasaddressed,”

    saidvillefort.

    ”itogiveit.”

    ”haveyoushoingstill

    repale.

    ”tonoone,onhonor.”

    ”everybody

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