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lifeposure,and,lookingforhterrortohisfuture
existeniddlelihatseedtoaffordhirefuge.
”sotis,”saidhe,”invoyages,anandnded
othern,ihaveseentheheavehe
storrise,and,likeanstrousbird,beatih
itsyvesselbled
andshookbeforetheteest.soonthefuryofthehesight
ofthesharpronouheapproachofdeath,ahen
terrified,andiusedallskillandintelligenceasananda
sailortleagainstthehofgod.butididsobecauseiwas
happy,becauseihadnoturteddeath,becausetobecastuponabed
ofrodseaedterrible,becauseihati,a
creaturedefortheserviceofgod,shouldserveforfoodtothegulls
andravens.buto
life,deathslesandiorepose;idieafteroanner,
idieexhaustedandbrokenspirited,asifallasleeped
threethousandtisroundcell.”
nosoonerhadthisideatakenpossessionofhihanhebecare
posed,arrangedhisuchtothebestofhispoelittleand
sleptless,andfouesupportable,becausehefeltthat
heuldthroehods
ofselfdestruselfhhis
handkerchieftothearvation.
butthefirst.danteshadalertaihe
greatesthorrorofpirates,;hewould
notdiebyedaninfausdeath.heresolvedtoadoptthe
send,ahatdaytocarryouthisresolve.nearlyfouryears
hadpassedaarkthe
lapseofti.
dantessaid,”iannerofhisdeath,
andfearfulofginghisakenanoathtodie.”y
ingandeveningalsarebrought,”thoughthe,”i
outofthe.”
hekepthisout,throughthebarredaperture,
theprovisionshisjailerbroughthitfirstgayly,thenh
deliberation,andatlasthregret.nothingbuttherelle
ofhisoathgavehitrengthtoproceed.hungerdeviandsonce
repugnant,noable;heheldtheplateinhishandforanhour
atati,andgazedthoughtfullyattherselofbadat,oftainted
fish,ofbladuldybread.ithelastyeaingforlife
ntendingedless
sore,hisprospectslessdesperate.heillyounghewas
onlyfourorfiveandtyhehadnearlyfiftyyearstolive.
unforseesghtnotopenhisprisondoor,aorehio
libertythenheraisedtohislipstherepastthat,likeavoluntary
tantalus,herefusedhielf;buthethoughtofhisoath,andhe
breakit.hepersisteduntil,atlast,hehadnotsuffit
strengthtoriseandcasthissupperoutoftheloophole.the
ingheuldnotseeorhear;thejailerfearedhewasdangerously
ill.edndhopedhewasdying.
thusthedaypassedaoasortofstupor
ostofhegna
hisstochhadceased;histhirsthadabated;losedhiseyes
hesayriadsoflightsdahehewisps
thatplayaboutthershes.itysterious
untrycalleddeath
suddenly,aboutnineoondheardahollowsound
inthehhewaslying.
sonyloathsoanilsinhabitedtheprison,thattheioisedid
not,ingeneral,butherabstinencehadquiedhis
faculties,orond
raisedhisheadandlisteade
byahugeentattagthe
stones.
althoughansbraininstantlyrespoheidea
thathauntsallprisonerslibertyitseedtohihatheavenhad
atlengthtakenpityonhiandhadsentthisoonthe
verybrinkoftheabyss.perhapsohosebelovedoneshehadso
oftenthoughtof,andstrivingtodinishthe
distaseparatedthe
no,no,doubtlesshes
thatforeruh
edndstillheardthesound.itlastednearlythreehours;hethen
heardanoiseofsothingfalling,andall.
sohoursafteroredistinct.ednd
enselyied.suddenlythejailerentered.
foraodie,andduringthefourdaysthat
hehadbeenondhadnotspokentothe
attendant,hadnotansatter
,andtuedhisfacetotheoocuriously
athibutnoighthearthenoiseandputao
it,andsodestroyarayofsothinglikehopethatsoothedhislast
nts.
thejailerbroughthiisbreakfast.dantesraisedhielfupandbegan
totalkabouteverything;aboutthebadqualityofthefood,aboutthe
ldnessofhisdungeon,grulingandplaining,iohavean
excuseforspeakinglouder,aienceofhisjailer,
ofkindnessofhearthadbroughtbrothandebreadforhis
prisoner.
fortunately,hefahatdanteshefood
ontherie
reainct.
”thereeprisonerwho
isstrivingtoobtainhisfreedooh,ifiheretohelp
hisuddenlyanotherideatookpossessionofhisnd,sousedto
sfortuhatitheideathatthe
noiseadebyenthegoveorhadorderedtorepairthe
neighbdungeon.
itoascertainthis;buthohequestionit
ocallhisjailersattentiontothenoise,andchhis
untenanearoy
hopesfarreiortantthantheshortlivedsatisfaofhisown
ondsbrainillsofeeblethathe
uldnotbendhisthoughtstoanythinginparticular.
hesaeansofrestlucidityandcleaesstohis
judguedhiseyestohesouphejailerhad
brought,rose,staggeredto,raisedthevesseltohislips,and
drankofftheshafeelin
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