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    islandofelba,andaddressedtonoirtier”

    ”everybody,exceptthepersone.”

    ”andthatuuch,”rredvillefort.villeforts

    brooreandre,hiselipsandchedteethfilled

    danteshapprehension.afterreadier,villefortvered

    hisfacehhishands.

    ”oh,”saiddaidly,”atter”villefortdeno

    ansraisedhisheadattheexpirationofafeonds,and

    againperusedtheletter.

    ”andyousaythatynorantofthesofthisletter”

    ”igiveyoues;”butisthe

    tteryouareillshalliringforassistanceshallicall”

    ”no,”saidvillefort,risinghastily;”staye

    togiveordershere,andnotyou.”

    ”nsieur,”replieddantesproudly,”itnassistance

    foryou.”

    ”iporaryindisposition.attendtoyourself;

    anse.”dantesed,expegaquestion,butinvain.villefort

    fellbahischair,passedhishandoverhisbrooisth

    perspiration,and,forthethirdti,readtheletter.

    ”oh,ifheknourredhe,”andthatnoirtier

    isthefatherofvillefort,iaost”andhefixedhiseyesupon

    edndasifheratedhisthoughts.

    ”oh,itisiossibletodoubtit,”criedhe,suddenly.

    ”inheavensna”an,”ifyoudoubt,

    question;iadeaviolenteffort,andin

    atorovetorenderfir

    ”sir,”saidhe,”iaolongerable,asihadhoped,torestoreyou

    iediatelytoliberty;beforedoingso,istnsultthetrial

    justice;yownfeelingisyoualreadyknow.”

    ”oh,nsieur,”crieddantes,”youhavebeenratherafriendthana

    judge.”

    ”ustdetainyousotilonger,butiakeit

    asshortaspossible.theprincipalchargeagainstyouisthisletter,

    andyousee”villefortapproachedthefire,castitin,anded

    untilited.

    ”yousee,idestroyit”

    ”oh,”exclaiddantes,”yoodself.”

    ”listen,”ntinuedvillefort;”youoeafter

    ihavedone.”

    ”oh,nd,andiwillobey.”

    ”listen;thisisnotand,butadviceigiveyou.”

    ”speak,andie.”

    ”ishalldetainyouuntilthiseveninginthepalaisdejustice.should

    anyoneelseinterrogateyou,saytohi,but

    donotbreatheahisletter.”

    ”iprose.”itedtoe,andtheprisoner

    .

    ”yousee,”ntinuedhe,glangtoentsof

    butpaperflutteredintheflas,”theletterisdestroyed;youandi

    alonekence;shouldyou,therefore,bequestioned,deny

    allkboldly,andyouaresaved.”

    ”besatisfied;i.”

    ”itheoeryouhad”

    ”itwas.”

    ”s.”

    ”is.”

    villef.apoliceageered.villefortewords

    iootionofhishead.

    ”follo,”saidvilleforttodantes.dantessalutedvillefort

    aired.hardlyhadthedoorclosedself

    halffaintingintoachair.

    ”alas,alas,”rredhe,”iftheprocureurhielfhadbeenat

    rseillesishouldhavebeenruihisaccursedletterwouldhave

    destroyedallhopes.oh,father,styourpastcareeralways

    interfereysuccesses”suddenlyalightpassedoverhisface,

    asleplayedroundhissetuth,andhishaggardeyeswerefixedin

    thought.

    ”thisthisletter,ighthaveruined

    ,iakefortune.nootheer

    havingassuredhielfthattheprisonerhedeputyprocureur

    hastehehouseofhisbetrothed.

    chapter8.thechateaudif.

    thessaryofpolice,ashetraversedtheantechaer,deasign

    totes,selvesoneondantesrightandthe

    otheronhisleft.adoorthatnicatedhthepalaisdejustice

    yrridors,

    ighthavedeeventheboldestshudder.thepalaisde

    justiicatedbreedifice,thatfrobr >

    itsgratedheclocktoheacules.after

    nuerlessessahaniron.the

    ssarytookupaniroandkhrice,everybloing

    todantesasifstruhisheart.thedooropehetes

    gentlypushedhiorhedoorclosedhaloudsoundbehind

    hitheairheinhaledephitic,he

    ber,butgrated

    andbarred,anditsappearanhi

    besides,theedtoihielfso

    iseoffreedoitwasfour

    oclockber.itwas,aswehavesaid,

    the1stofrdtheprisonerhe

    obscurityaugheaessofhishearing;attheslightestsound

    heroseandhastehedoor,nviheytoliberate

    hibutthesounddiedaessankagainintohisseat.at

    last,abouttenoclodjustasdantesbegantodespair,stepswere

    heardintherridor,akeytuedinthelock,theboltscreaked,

    thessyoakendoorfletorches

    pervadedtheapartnt.bythetorchlightdantessaheglittering

    sabresandes.hehadadvafirst,but

    stoppedatthesightofthisdisplayofforce.

    ”areyouetofetch”askedhe.

    ”yes,”repliedagendar.

    ”bytheordersofthedeputyprocureur”

    ”ibelieveso.”thenviefro.devillefort

    relievedalldantesapprehensions;headvancedcaly,andplaced

    hielfireoftheesrt.acarriageedatthedoor,the

    a.

    ”isthise”saiddantes.

    ”itisforyou,”repliedagendar.

    dantesselfurgedforward,andhaving

    herthepoouhesteps,and

    es;thethers

    tooktheirplacesopposite,andthecarriagerolledheavilyoverthe

    stones.

    theprislaheheyed;hehadged

    hisprisonforahathekneher.

    throughthegrating,hoess

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