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    tyfeetdistant,andtoherstair,anabbe,

    forrlyleaderofapartyinitaly,e1811,and

    in1813head,andthegeisastonishing.heusedtoweep,he

    no,for

    hisdnessisasing.”

    ”iboth,”retuedtheiiously

    perforyduty.”thisheiorsfirstvisit;heo

    displayhisauthority.

    ”letusvisitthisonefirst,”addedhe.

    ”byallans,”repliedthegoveor,andhesighetukeyto

    openthedoor.atthesoundofthekeytuinginthelodthe

    creakingofthehinges,dantes,he

    dungeohroughanarrow

    irongratingabove,raisedhishead.seeingastranger,esrtedbytwo

    tukeysholdingtorchesandaiedbyt

    thegoveorspokebareheaded,dantes,hetruth,andthat

    thenttoaddresshielftothesuperiorauthoritiese,

    sprangforhclaspedhands.

    thesoldiersinterposedtheirbayos,fortheythoughtthathewas

    abouttoattacktheior,aerreiledthree

    steps.dantessahathehen,infusing

    allthehulityhepossessedintohiseyesandvoice,headdressedthe

    iy.

    theiorlisteehen,tuingtothegoveor,

    observed,”heereligiousheisalreadyregentle;heis

    afraid,areatedbeforethebayosdafraidof

    anything;idesocuriousobservationsonthisatcharenton.”then,

    tuingtotheprisoner,”isityou”saidhe.

    ”ieihavettedtobetried;andifiabr >

    guilty,tobeshot;ifiobesetatliberty.”

    ”areyouheior.

    ”ibelieveso;idontknoatters

    really,notonlyto,buttoofficersofjustidtheking,isthat

    aninnoofaninfaus

    denunciation,todieherecursinghisexecutioners.”

    ”youareveryhuletoday,”rerkedthegoveor;”youarenot

    soalheotherday,forinstance,riedtokillthe

    tukey.”

    ”itistrue,sir,andibeghispardon,forhehisalwaysbeenverygood

    to,butiad.”

    ”andyouarenotsoanylonger”

    ”no;captivityhassubduedihavebeenheresolong.”

    ”solohen”askedtheior.

    ”the28thoffebruary,1815,athalfpasttheafteoon.”

    ”todayisthe30thofjuly,1816,onths.”

    ”oeennths,”replieddantes.”oh,youdonotknois

    sevehsinprisoeeher,espean

    e,hadarrivedatthesuitofhisaitiontoan,who,

    like,arryingaanheadored,whosawan

    honorable,andantwho

    seeshisprospectsdestroyed,andisignorantofthefateofhis

    affiancedherhisagedfatherbestilllivieen

    heboundlesso,isa

    entthanhune,

    then,andaskfor,notintelligeatrial;notpardon,buta

    verdictatrial,sir,iaskonlyforatrial;that,surely,otbe

    deoonecused”

    ”heior;then,tuingtothegoveor,”on

    e.youstshoetheproofsagainst

    hi”

    ”certainly;butyouerriblecharges.”

    ”nsieur,”ntinueddantes,”iknoisnotinyourpoorelease

    ;butyoueyouhavetriedandthatisall

    iask.letknoycri,andthereasonned.

    uaintyishanall.”

    ”goonhthelights,”saidtheior.

    ”nsieur,”crieddantes,”itellbyyourvoiceyouaretouchedh

    pity;tellatleasttohope.”

    ”iiseto

    exaoyourcase.”

    ”oh,iareetheniaaved”

    ”edyou”

    ”villefort.seehiandhearhesays.”

    ”villefortisnolorseilles;heisnotoulouse.”

    ”iaolongersurprisedatdetention,”rreddantes,”since

    onlyproteoved.”

    ”haddevillefortanycauseofpersonaldisliketoyou”

    ”hentrary,hee.”

    ”i,then,relyoeshehasleftngyou”

    ”entirely.”

    ”thatispatiently,then.”dantesfellonhisknees,and

    prayedeaestly.thedooreafreshinte

    hdanteshope.

    ”heregisteratonce,”askedthegoveor,”orproceedto

    theothercell”

    ”letusvisitthell,”saidtheior.”ifiohose

    stairs.ishouldneverhavetheuragetoedownagain.”

    ”ah,thisoneisnotliketheother,andhisdnessislessaffeg

    thanthisonesdisplayofreason.”

    ”ishisfolly”

    ”hefareasure.thefirstyearheoffered

    goventallionoffrancsforhisrelease;thesend,the

    third,three;andsressively.heisnohyearof

    captivity;heospeaktoyouinprivate,andofferyoufive

    llions.”

    ”hoe”

    ”theabbefaria.”

    ”no.27,”saidtheior.

    ”itishere;unlockthedoor,antoihetukeyobeyed,andthe

    inspeberofthe”dabbe.”

    ireofthecell,inacircletratofplaster

    detachedfroheasscarcely

    veredhiheetricallines,andseed

    asasarchideshesoldierof

    rcellussle.

    hedidhesoundofthedoor,andntinuedhiscalculations

    untiltheflashofthetorcheslighteduphanunedglarethe

    sorehen,raisinghishead,heperceivedh

    astonishntthenuerofperso.hehastilyseizedthe

    verletofhisbed,and.

    ”isityou”saidtheior.

    ”i,nsieur,”repliedtheabbehanairofsurprise”i

    nothing.”

    ”youdonotuand,”ntiheihereby

    goventtovisittheprison,aherequestsoftheprisoners.”

    ”oh,thatisdifferent,”criedtheabbe;”andandeach

    other,ihope.”

    ”there,nohegoveor,”itisjustasitoldyou.”

    ”nsieur,”ntiheprisoner,”iaheabbefaria,boatro.

    iyyearscard

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