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www.lizi.twonlyprosehielfuselessly.
louisxviii.reuhethrone;villefort,torseilles
hadbeefilledorsefulries,soughtandobtaihe
situationofkingsprocureurattoulouse,andafhtafterwards
herrieddeiselledesaintran,heooodhigherat
urtthanever.
andsodantes,afterthehundreddaysandafterainedin
hisdungeon,fottehandheaven.danglarsprehehe
fullextentoftheeddantes;and,when
napoleouedtofranediods,
terdtheince,”adecreeofprovidence.”butwhennapoleon
retuedtoparis,danglarsheartfailedhiandhelivedinnstant
fearofdauonassionofvengeaned
rrelofhisndation
froioaspanishrt,intoeredattheend
ofrch,thatis,tenorteapoleou.hethen
leftfordrid,andoreheardof.
feanduoodnothingexceptthatdantes.had
beeofhiecarednottoinquire.only,duringtherespitethe
absen,herefleeansof
deceivingrcedesastothecauseofhisabsence,partlyonplansof
egrationandabdutitotihesatsadandtionless
oofarseillesand
thecatalansarevisible,gfortheapparitionofayoungand
handson,alsothessengerofvengeance.feands
ndadeup;heself.but
feandistaken;anofhisdispositionneverkillshielf,for
henstantlyhopes.
duringthistitheeiredeitslastnsan
infransrushedtoobeythesuonsofthe
eeror.feaedtheterrible
thoughtthatarry
rself,hewouldhavedone
sorcedes.hisdevotion,andthepassionhe
shoisfortunes,producedtheeffecttheyaleon
noblendsrcedeshadalereregardforfeand,and
thisrengthenedbygratitude.
”brother,”saidsheassheplacedhisknapsahisshoulders,
”becarefulofyourself,forifyouarekilled,ishallbealohe
ofea.should
daretu,rcedesghtonedaybehis.
rcedesalonefacetofacehthevastplainthathadnever
seedsobarren,ahathadneverseedsovast.bathedin
tearssheetisshestoodte
andtionlessasastatue,lookingtoes
gazingonthesea,aingastoheritbettertocast
herselfintotheabyssoftheo,andthusendherwas
notethatpreventedherputtingthisresolutioninto
exeetoheraidandsavedher.
arried
ayearsolder,heerelysenttothefrontier.olddantes,
ainedbyhope,lostallhopeatnapoleonsdownfall.
fiventhsafterhehadbeenseparatedfroisson,andalstatthe
hourofhisarrest,hebreathedhislastinrcedesar.rrel
paidtheexpensesofhisfuneral,andafealldebtsthepooroldn
hadntracted.
thereorethanbenevolehisa;therehe
southe,andtoassist,evenonhisdeathbed,thefatherofso
dangerousabonapartistasdaizedasacri.
chapter14.thetwoprisoners.
ayearafterlouisxviii.srestoration,avisitadebythe
ieneralofprisons.dantesinhiscellheardthenoiseof
preparation,soundsthatatthedepthwherehelaywouldhavebeen
inaudibletoanybuttheearofaprisoner,hesplashof
thedropoftheroofofhisdungeon.he
guessedsothingunnongtheliving;buthehadso
longceasedtohaveanyinterursehthehathelookedupon
hielfasdead.
theiorvisited,oerahecellsanddungeonsof
severaloftheprisoners,nded
theotheent.heinquiredhoheywerefed,
andiftheyhadanyrequesttoke.theuniversalrespo
thefareestable,andthattheyedtobesetfree.
theioraskediftheyhadanythioaskfor.theyshook
theirheads.uldtheydesirebeyondtheirlibertytheior
tuedslinglytothegoveor.
”idonotkassignfortheseuseless
visits;e
thing,illfedandi.arethereanyothers”
”yes;thedangerousanddprisonersareinthedungeons.”
”letusvisitthe”saidtheiorust
playthefarcetotheeusseethedungeons.”
”letusfirstsendfoveor.”theprisoners
sotis,throughreuneasinessoflife,andiobesentenced
todeath,taightfallavicti”
”takeallneedfulprecautions,”repliedtheior.
tfor,andtheiordesded
astairid,sodark,astobeloathsotosight,
sll,andrespiration.
”oh,”criedtheior,”anlivehere”
”astdangerousnspirator,anost
strictchover,asheisdaringandresolute.”
”heisalone”
”certainly.”
”hohere”
”nearlyayear.”
”edherearrived”
”no;notuntilheattetedtokillthetukey,ookhisfoodto
hi”
”tokillthetukey”
”yes,theveryoneingus.isitnottrue,antoine”asked
thegoveor.
”trueenough;hee”retuedthetukey.
”hestbed,”saidtheior.
”heishanthat,heisadevil”retuedthetukey.
”shalliplainofhideheior.
”oh,no;itisuseless.besides,heisalstdnoher
yearheeso.”
”so,heheior.
hearkshoanfullofphilanthropy,andinevery
forhisoffice.
”yht,sir,”repliedthegoveor;”andthisrerkprovesthat
youhavedeeplyhesubjeoehaveinadungeonab
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