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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twexpectedtobefreedinafht.this

    fhtexpired,hedecidedthattheiuntil

    hisretutoparis,andthathereachthereuntilhiscircuit

    onths;threenthspassed

    aore.finallytennthsandahalfhadgonebyand

    nofavorablegehadtakenpladdantesbegantofancythe

    inspe,anillusionofthebrain.

    attheexpirationofayearthegoveorransferred;hehad

    obtained.hetookseveralofhis

    subordinates,andangsttheantesjailer.anewgoveorarrived;

    itesoftheprisoners;

    heleaedtheiuersihishorribleplatainedfifty

    cells;theirinhabitantsbersoftheircell,

    andtheunhappyyoungnonddanteshewasnow

    nuer34.

    chapter15.nuer34andnuer27.

    dantespassedthroughallthestagesoftorturenaturaltoprisonersin

    suspense.heaifirstbythatprideofnsciousinnoce

    hesequeohope;theodoubthisoence,

    easurethegoveorsbeliefinhisntal

    alienation;andthen,relaxinghissentintofpride,headdressedhis

    supplian.godisalhelastresource.

    unfortunates,

    tilltheyhaveexhaustedallotheransofdeliverance.

    dantesaskedtoberevedfroispresentdungeonintoanother;for

    age,hoageous,illage,andwouldafford

    hioasereatedtobealloo,tohave

    freshair,books,andaterials.hisrequestsgranted,

    buthee.heaselftospeakingto

    theacitu

    thantheoldostill,tospeaktoahoughte,was

    sothing.dantesspokeforthesakeofhearinghisoe;hehad

    triedtospeak.

    often,beforehiscaptivity,dantesndhadrevoltedattheideaof

    asselagesofprisoners,deupofthieves,vagabonds,andrderers.

    henoongsttheioseesootherface

    besidesthatofhisjailer;hesighedfalleys,ous

    stu,the,andthebrandontheshoulder.thegalleyslaves

    breathedthefreshairofheaven,andsaher.theywerevery

    happy.hebesoughtthejaileroolethiaveapanion,were

    iteventhedabbe.

    thejailer,thhandhardehenstantsightofsoch

    suffering,an.atthebottofhishearthehadoftenhada

    feelingofpityforthisunhappyyoungnwhosufferedso;andhelaid

    therequestofnuer34beforethegoveor;butthelattersapiently

    igihatdaanescape,and

    refusedhisrequest.danteshadexhaustedallhunresources,andhe

    theogod.

    allthepiousideasthathadbeensolongfotteued;he

    relle,anddisveredanew

    aningineverybutare

    dleyofisfortuneesandtheunhappysuffererfirst

    uandstheaningofthesublilanguageinhe

    pityofheavenheprayed,andprayedaloud,noloerrifiedat

    thesoundofhisooasortofecstasy.he

    laideveryaighty,proposedtasksto

    acplish,andattheendofeveryprayerintroducedtheey

    ofteneraddressedtonthantogod:”fiveusourtrespassesas

    thattrespassagainstus.”yetinspiteofhiseaest

    prayers,dantesreinedaprisoner.

    thenglooettledheavilyuponhidantesanofgreat

    silicityofthought,andhouteducation;heuldnot,therefore,

    inthesolitudeofhisduraverseinntalvisiooryof

    theages,bringtolifethenationsthathadperished,andrebuildthe

    anagination,

    andthatpassbeforetheeyegloartins

    babylonianpictures.heuldnotdothis,helifewasso

    short,elancholy,andhisfuturesodoubtful.nieen

    yearsoflighttoreflectuponiealdarknessnodistrauld

    etohisaid;hiseicspirit,thatedinthus

    revisiti,prisonedlikeaneagleinacage.hegto

    ohatofhishappiness,destroyed,houtapparentcause,

    byanunheardoffatality;hensideredandrehisidea,

    devoureditsotospeak,astheilacableugolinodevourstheskull

    ofarchbisherintheinfeoofdante.

    ragesupplantedreligiousfervor.daeredblaspheesthatde

    hisjailerreilselffuriouslyagainstthe

    hing,andchieflyupon

    hielf,sothattheleastthing,agrainofsand,astrah

    ofairthatannoyedhiledtoparoxysoffury.theerthat

    villeforthadshoreind,andeverylineglead

    forthinfierylettersontheeekelupharsinof

    belshazzar.hetoldhielfthatitityofn,andnotthe

    vengeanintothedeepestsery.

    hensignedhisunknoosthorribletortureshe

    uldigine,andfoundthellinsuffit,becauseaftertorture

    cadeath,andafterdeath,ifnotrepose,atleasttheboonof

    unnsciousness.

    bydintofnstantlydheideathattranquillityh,

    andifpunishntustbe

    ied,hebegantoreflesuicide.unhappyhe,hebrink

    ofsfortune,broodsoverideaslikethese

    beforehisadeadseathatstretchesinazurecaleforetheeye;

    buthebradshielfstruggling

    ohatdooperdition.ohus

    ensnared,uheprotethence,allis

    over,andhisstrugglesbuttendtohastenhisdestru.thisstate

    ofntalanguishis,hoerriblethanthesufferingsthat

    preentthatpossiblyof

    nsolationattheionoftheyaof

    y.

    edndfoundsosolatheseideas.allhissorrows,allhis

    sufferings,yspectres,fledfroiscellwhen

    theangelofdeathseedabouttoenter.dantesreview

    ...
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