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ruecaisserie,andbytheruesaintlaurentaaras,tothe
port.soonhesahelightsoflansigne.
thecarriagestopped,theofficerdesded,approachedtheguardhouse,
adozensoldiersedtheelvesinorder;dantessahe
refleusketsbythelightofthelasonthequay.
”nedonat”thoughthe.
theofficeropehedoor,houtspeaking
aesquestion;forhesaheranksof
thesoldiersapassagefordfrohecarriagetotheport.thetwendarsdesdedfirst,thenhewasordered
toalightandthegendarsoneafollople.
theyadvaohouseofficerheldbya
,hequay.
thesoldierslookedatdanteshanairofstupidcuriosity.inan
instaesheetsoftheboat,bethe
gendars,selfatthebo
theboatadrift,andfoursturdyoarsnielleditrapidlytohe
pilon.atashoutfroheboat,theouthof
theportheyesknehe
frioulandoutsidetheinnerharbor.
theprisonersfirstfeelingagaihingthepure
airforairisfreedobuthesoonsighed,forhepassedbeforela
reserve,oingbeensohappy,andnhthe
opehelaughterandrevelryofaball.dantesfoldedhis
hands,raisedhiseyestoheaven,andprayedfervently.
theboatntinuedhervoyage.theyhadpassedthetetederte,
heansedupharo,andabouttodoublethebattery.this
noeuvreprehensibletodantes.
”e”askedhe.
”youwillsoonknow.”
”butstill”
”ogiveyouanyexplanation.”darainedin
discipline,kneoreabsurdthantoquestion
subordinates,ainedsilent.
thestvagueandind.theboatthey
akealongvoyage;thereanchor
outsidetheharbor;hethought,perhaps,theyon
sodistantpoint.headeanyattetto
handcuffhithisseedagoodaugury.besides,hadnotthedeputy,
,toldhihatprovidedhedidnotpronounce
thedreadednaofnoirtier,hehadnothingtoapprehendhadnot
villefortinhispreseroyedthefatalletter,theonlyproof
againsthibr >
heedsilently,strivingtopiercethroughthedarkness.
theyhadlefttheileratonneau,helighthousestood,onthe
right,ahe
prisohatheulddistinguishafeninefornthebeach,forit
entdidnotwa
rcedesthatherloverhinthreehundredyardsofher
onelightaloneefroercedes
chaer.rcedesent.aloud
cryuldbeheardbyher.butpriderestrainedhindhedidnotutter
it.adn
hereinedsilent,hiseyesfixeduponthelight;theboaton,but
theprisohoughtonlyofrcedes.aninterveniionofland
hidthelight.dauedandperceivedthattheyhadgotouttosea.
hought,theyhadshippedtheiroarsand
hoistedsail;theboatovinghthewind.
inspiteofhisrepugoaddresstheguards,dauedtothe
gendar,andtakinghishand,
”rade,”saidhe,”iadjureyou,asachristianandasoldier,totell
an,thought
aee,andiprose
youonhonoriittofate.”
thegendarlookedirresolutelyathispanion,uedfor
ansintellinghiow,”and
thegendarreplied,
”youareanativeofrseilles,andasailor,ayoudonotknow
whereyoing”
”onhonor,ihavenoidea.”
”haveyounoideaever”
”all.”
”thatisiossible.”
”ise,ie.”
”butorders.”
”yourordersdonotforbidyourtellingustknoen
nutes,inhalfanhour,oranhour.youseeiotescape,evenifi
intended.”
”unlessyouareblind,orhaveneverbeenoutsidetheharbor,youst
know.”
”idonot.”
”lookroundyouthen.”dantesroseandlookedfor
risethebladfrokonh
standstheyfortress,orethan
threehundredyearsfuishedfoodforsoo
danteslikeasalefactor.
”thechateaudif”criedhe,”areherefor”the
gendarsled.
”iaotgoiobeirisoned,”saiddantes;”itisonly
usedforpolitiittednocri.arethereany
gistratesesatthechateaudif”
”thereareonly,”saidthegendar,”agarrison,tukeys,
andgoodthicke,e,donotlooksoastonished,oryou
akethinkyouarelaughingatiufoodnature.”
dantespressedthegendarshandasthoughhe.
”youthink,then,”saidhe,”thatiaakentothechateaudiftobe
irisohere”
”itisprobable;butthereisnooccasiontosqueezesohard.”
”houtanyinquiry,ality”
”alltheforlitieshavebeengh;theinquiryisalready
de.”
”andso,inspiteofdevillefortsproses”
”idonotknoisedyou,”saidthegendar,
”butiknoakingyoutothechateaudif.butareyou
doinghelp,rades,help”
byarapidvent,espracticedeyehadperceived,
dantessprangforselfintothesebutfour
vigorousarseizedhishisfeetquittedthebottoftheboat.he
fellbackcursinghrage.
”good”saidthegendar,plaghiskneeonhischest;”believe
softspokelenagainharkye,friend,ihavedisobeyed
firstorder,butiove,iwill
blo.”andhelevelledhiscarbidantes,
thezzleagainsthistele.
foranttheidealingind,andofsoending
theuhebethoughthif
devil
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