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www.lizi.twgofindescribablepleasure.hehad
oftehatshiphroughhavingeagerly
devouredtooondreplathetablethebreadhewas
abouttodevour,auedtohisuchhedidnotodie.he
soohathisideasbecaagaiedheuldthink,and
strengthenhisthoughtsbyreasoning.thenhesaidtohielf,”ist
putthistothetest,butprosinganybody.ifitisa
an,iknockagainsttheowork,
iofindoutashis
occupationissanedbythegoveor,heeit.if,on
thentrary,itisaprisohenoiseikehihewill
cease,andnotbeginagainuntilhethinkseveryoneisasleep.”
edndroseagain,butthistihislegsdidnottrele,andhissight
toaerofhisdungeoachedastone,and
e.hestruckthrice.
atthefirstbloagic.
edndlisteently;anhourpassed,twohourspassed,andnosound
thethere.
fullofhope,edndsouthfulsofbreadander,
and,thankstothevigorofhisnstitution,foundhielfwellnigh
revered.
thedaypassedaehoutrecurrenceof
thenoise.
”itisaprisoner,”saidedndjoyfully.thenightpassedinperfect
silence.ednddidnotclosehiseyes.
ihejailerbroughthireshprovisionshehadalready
devouredthoseofthepreviousday;heatetheselisteninganxiouslyfor
thesound,heironbarsof
theloophole,restvigorandagilitytohislisbyexercise,and
sopreparinghielfforhisfuturedestiny.atintervalshelistened
toleaifthenoisehadnotbegunagain,aientatthe
prudeheprisuesshehadbeendisturbedbya
self.
threedayspassedseventytedioushoursedoff
bynutes
atlengthoneevening,asthejailerforthelastti
thatnight,dantes,eatthewall,
faaones.he
vedaollecthisthoughts,and
thenbadlistened.
thetterethiher
sideoftheheprisonerhaddisveredthedanger,andhad
substitutedaleverforachisel.
enuragedbythisdisvery,ederoassistthe
iigablelaborer.hebeganbyvinghisbed,andlookedaround
foranythingoist
t,anddisplaceastone.
hesaent,theing
selfofitssolidity.all
hisfuiturensistedofabed,achair,atable,apail,andajug.
thebedhadironclas,buttheyothewould
haverequiredascreoff.thetableandchair
hadnothing,thepailhadoncepossessedahathathadbeen
reved.
danteshadbutoneresource,obreakthejug,andhoneof
thesharpfragntsattackthethejugfallonthefloor,
anditbrokeinpieces.
dantesncealedtentsinhisbed,
leavionthefloor.thebreakingofhisjugoonatural
anaondhadallthenighttoworkin,
butinthedarknessheuldnotdodhesoohathewas
ethingveryhard;hepushedbackhisbed,anded
forday.
allnightheheardthesubterraneanan,inehis
e,thejailerentered.daoldhihatthejughad
fallenfroishandshejailer
grulinglytofetother,selfthetroubleto
revethefragntsofthebrokenouedspeedily,advised
theprisooberecareful,aed.
dantesheardjoyfullythekeygrateinthelock;helisteilthe
soundofstepsdiedahen,hastilydisplaghisbed,saw
bythefaintlightthatperatedintohiscell,thathehadlabored
uselesslythepreviouseveninginattagthestoeadof
revingtheplasterthatsurrou.
thedahadrefriable,anddantesobreakit
offinsllrsels,itistrue,butattheendofhalfanhourhehad
sathetighthavecalculatedthatin
thattherountered,apassagety
feetlongandtightbeford.
theprisonerreproachedhielfployedthehours
hehadpassedinvainhopes,prayer,anddespondency.duringthesix
yearsthathehadbeenirisoned,ighthenothaveacplished
inthreedayshehadsuoving
thet,andexposioneh
stones,angogivestrengthtothestructure,blocksofhewn
stonebedded.ithesehehadunvered,
andustrevefrotssocket.
darovetodothishhisnails,buttheyoohe
fragntsofthejugbroke,andafteranhourofuselesstoil,he
paused.
obethusstoppedatthebeginning,andoinactive
untilhisfelloanhadpletedhistasksuddenlyanidea
ohesled,andtheperspirationdriedonhisforehead.
thejaileraldantessoupinanironsau;this
sauntainedsoupforbothprisoners,fordanteshadnoticedthat
itpty,agasthetukeygave
ittohirtohispanionfirst.
thehahissauesen
yearsofhislifeinexgeforit.
thejaileredtopourthesofthesauinto
dantesplate,anddantes,aftereatinghissouphawoodenspoon,
heplate,husservedforeveryday.nohenevening
tesputhisplateonthegrouhedoor;thejailer,ashe
eeppedonitandbrokeit.
thistiheuldnotbladantes.heoleaveitthere,but
thejailer.
thejailer,therefore,onlygruled.thenhelookedaboutforsothing
topourthesoupinto;dairedinnerservisistedofone
platethereeative.
”leavethesau,”saiddantes;”youtakeitawaywheny
breakfast.”thisadviceothejailerstaste,asitspared
hihene
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