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    agendarseedtooterrible.hereiionless,butgnashinghis

    teethandhfury.

    atthiscatoalandinghaviolentshoeof

    thesailorsleapedonshore,ardcreakedasitranthroughapulley,

    anddantesguessedtheytheendofthevoyage,andthatthey

    theboat.

    hisguards,takinghiythearandatllar,forcedhiorise,

    anddraggedhiohestepsthatleadtothegateofthefortress,

    uskethfixedbayofollowed

    behind.

    dantesdeance;heaninadreahesawsoldiers

    drabanknt;hekheendinga

    flightofsteps;hehathepassedthroughadoor,and

    thatthedoor;butallthisindistinctlyasthrough

    ast.hedidnoteveheo,thatterriblebarrieragainst

    freedoheprisonerslookuponhutterdespair.

    theyhaltedforanute,duringrovetollecthis

    thoughts.helookedaround;hesurroundedbyhighwalls;

    heheardtheasuredtreadofsentinels,andastheypassedbeforethe

    lighthesausketsshine.

    theyinutes.certaindantesuldnotescape,the

    gendarsreleasedhitheyseedae.

    ”heprisoner”saidavoice.

    ”here,”repliedthegendars.

    ”lethiolloe;itohiscell.”

    ”go”saidthegendars,thrustingdantesforward.

    theprisonerfollointoaroolstunder

    grouhoughiregnatedh

    tears;alaplaiheapartntfaintly,

    andshoesthefeaturesofhisnductor,anunderjailer,

    illclothed,andofsullenappearance.

    ”hereisyourchaerfortonight,”saidhe.”itislate,andthe

    goveorisasleep.torroaygeyou.inthe

    antithereisbread,er,arahatisalla

    prisoner.”andbeforedantesuldopenhis

    uthbeforehehadnoticedhejailerplacedhisbreadorthe

    erbeforehehadglaoheerhestraas,

    thejailerdisappeared,takingthelaandclosingthedoor,

    leavingstaedupontheprisonersndthediefleofthe

    drippingwallsofhisdungeon.

    dantesheshadohat

    hefeltbreatheonhisbuingforehead.hthefirstdahe

    jailerretued,horderstoleavedanteshe

    prisohesaposition,asiffixedthere,hiseyessh

    henightstanding,andhoutsleep.thejailer

    advaouchedhinthe

    shoulder.edndstarted.

    ”haveyounotslept”saidthejailer.

    ”idonotkhejailerstared.

    ”areyouhungry”ntinuedhe.

    ”idonotknow.”

    ”doyouhing”

    ”ioseethegoveor.”thejailershruggedhisshouldersa

    thechaer.

    dantesfollohhiseyes,andstretchedforthhishandstowards

    theopendoor;butthedoorotionthenburstforth;

    hecasthielfontheground,self

    crihehadttedthathehuspunished.

    thedaypassedthus;hescarcelytastedfood,butwalkedroundand

    roundthecelllikeainitscage.ohoughtinparticular

    torntedhinaly,thatduringhisjoueyhitherhehadsatso

    still,ight,adozentis,havepluothesea,and,

    thankstohispong,forous,havegained

    theshore,ncealedhielfuntilthearrivalofagenoeseorspanish

    vessel,escapedtospainoritaly,ercedesandhisfatheruld

    havejoinedhihehadnofearsastohoen

    areeeveryaliaus,andspanishlike

    acastilian;heercedesand

    hisfather,hechateaudif,that

    iregress,ignorantofthefuturedestinyofhisfatherand

    rise.

    thethoughtaddening,anddahreselffuriouslydownon

    hisstraoingatthesahour,thejailercaagain.

    ”orereasooday”dantesde

    noreply.

    ”e,cheerup;isthereanythingthatidoforyou”

    ”ioseethegoveor.”

    ”ihavealreadytoldyouitpossible.”

    ”whyso”

    ”beustnotevenaskfor

    it.”

    ”isallohen”

    ”betterfare,ifyoupayforit,books,ao.”

    ”idonotsatisfiedyfood,anddonotcaretobutioseethegoveor.”

    ”ifyouebyrepeatihing,ibringyouany

    retoeat.”

    ”ond,”ifyoudonot,ishalldieofhuhat

    isall.”

    thejailersaoneheodie;andasevery

    prisonerisore

    subduedtone.

    ”possible;butifyouareverywellbehavedyouwill

    bealloedayyoueetthegoveor,and

    ifhechoosestoreply,thatishisaffair.”

    ”but,”askeddantes,”hoo”

    ”ah,anthsixnthsayear.”

    ”itistoolongati.iatonce.”

    ”ah,”saidthejailer,”donotalpossible,or

    youadinafht.”

    ”youthinkso”

    ”yes;illionof

    franed,whowas

    inthischaerbeforeyou.”

    ”hoit”

    ”twoyears.”

    ”ed,then”

    ”no;heinadungeon.”

    ”listen”saiddantes.”iaotanabbe,iaotd;perhapsishall

    be,butatpresent,unfortunately,iaot.iakeyouanother

    offer.”

    ”isthat”

    ”idonotofferyouallion,becauseihaveitnot;butiwillgive

    youahundredarseilles,youwill

    seekoutayounggirlnadrcedes,atthecatalans,andgivehertwo

    linesfroe.”

    ”ifitooktheandyplace,his

    hthousandfrancsayear;sothatishouldbeagreatfoolto

    runsuchariskforthreehundred.”

    ”arkthis;ifyourefuseatleasttotellrcedes

    iaere,iedayhideselfbehindthedoor,andwhenyou

    ente

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