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    dantesselfhjoy.herapidlydevouredhisfood,

    andafterindand

    retu,herevedhisbed,tookthehahesau,ied

    thepoiheheoneandroughstohewall,and

    eloyeditasalever.aslightoscillatiohatall

    thewall,

    leavier.

    dantescarefullyllectedtheplaster,carrieditintotheerof

    hiscell,andvereditakethebest

    useofhistieansoflabor,hentiowork

    houtceasing.atthedahestone,pushedhis

    bedagainstthensistedofapiece

    ofbread;thejailerenteredandplacedthebreadoable.

    ”eanotherplate”saiddantes.

    ”no,”repliedthetukey;”youdestroyeverything.firstyoubreakyour

    jug,thenyoukebreakyourplate;ifalltheprisonersfollowed

    yourexale,thegoventhe

    sau,andpouryoursoupintothat.soforthefutureihopeyou

    besodestructive.”

    dantesraisedhiseyestoheavenandclaspedhishahthe

    verlet.hefeltregratitudeforthepossessionofthispieceof

    ironthanhehadeverfeltforanything.hehadnoticed,hohat

    theprisoheothersidehadatter,thiswas

    agreaterreasonforpro,

    heohisneighbor.alldayhetoiledonuntiringly,andby

    theeveninghehadsucceedediragtenhandfulsofplasterand

    fragntsofstone.hehourforhisjailersvisitarrived,dantes

    straightehehahesauasould,andplaced

    itinitsaccustodplace.thetukeypouredhisrationofsoup

    intoit,togetherhthefishforthriceaheprisonerswere

    deprivedofat.thisethodofree,had

    notdanteslongceasedtodoso.havingpouredoutthesoup,thetukey

    retired.dantesoascertainherhisneighborhadreally

    ceasedtoenedall,asithadbeenforthelast

    threedays.dantessighed;itthathisneighbordistrusted

    hihooiledonallthenighthoutbeingdisuraged;but

    aftertadeno

    iression,buttoothsurface;daouchedit,andfound

    thatit.thisbearossed,orratherblockedup,thehole

    danteshadde;itherefore,todigaboveorunder

    it.theunhappyyoungnhadnotthoughtofthis.”ogod,god”

    rredhe,”ihavesoeaestlyprayedtoyou,thatihopedprayers

    hadbeenheard.afterhavingdeprivedofliberty,afterhaving

    deprivedofdeath,afterhavingreygod,

    havepityon,anddodieindespair”

    ”eti”saidavoicethat

    seedtoefroeheearth,and,deadehedistance,

    soundedholloansears.edndshair

    stoodonend,andherosetohisknees.

    ”ah,”saidhe,”ihearahunvoice.”edndhadnotheardanyone

    speaksavehisjailerforfourorfiveyears;andajailerisnon

    toaprisonerheisalivingdoor,abarrieroffleshandbloodadding

    strengthtorestraintsofoakandiron.

    ”inthenaofheaven,”crieddantes,”speakagain,thoughthesoundof

    yourvoiceterrifies.whoareyou”

    ”hevoice.

    ”anunhappyprisoner,”replieddantes,adeationin

    answering.

    ”ofuntry”

    ”afren.”

    ”youa”

    ”ednddantes.”

    ”yourprofession”

    ”asailor.”

    ”howlonghaveyoubeenhere”

    ”sihe28thoffebruary,1815.”

    ”yourcri”

    ”ia.”

    ”butofareyouaccused”

    ”ofhavingnspiredtoaidtheeerorsretu.”

    ”perorsretutheeerorisnolohe

    throhen”

    ”heabdicatedatfontainebleauin1814,andtotheisland

    ofelba.buthohatynorantofall

    this”

    ”since1811.”

    dantesshuddered;thisnhadbeenfouryearslohanhielfin

    prison.

    ”donotdiganyre,”saidthevoiehowhighupisyour

    excavation”

    ”onalevelhthefloor.”

    ”honcealed”

    ”behindbed.”

    ”hasyourbedbeenvedsinceyouhavebeenaprisoner”

    ”no.”

    ”beropenon”

    ”arridor.”

    ”andtherridor”

    ”onaurt.”

    ”alas”rredthevoice.

    ”oh,atter”crieddantes.

    ”ihavedeastakeoyplans.itookthewrong

    angle,andhaveeoutfifteefroookthe

    iningfortheouterhefortress.”

    ”butthenyouothesea”

    ”thatisihoped.”

    ”andsupposingyouhadsucceeded”

    ”ishouldhavethroyselfintothesea,gainedoheislands

    nearheretheislededauortheisledetiboulenandthenishould

    havebeensafe.”

    ”uldyouhavessofar”

    ”heaverength;butno.”

    ”all”

    ”yes;stopupyourexcavationcarefully,donotore,and

    untilyouhearfroe.”

    ”tell,atleast,whoyouare”

    ”iaao.27.”

    ”youstrust,then,”saiddantes.edndfanciedheheardabitter

    laughresoundingfrohedepths.

    ”oh,iachristian,”crieddantes,guessinginstinctivelythatthis

    nanttoabandonhi”ishat

    naughtshallinduyjailers;buti

    njureyoudonotabandon.ifyoudo,isoyou,forihavegot

    totheendth,thatiybrainsoutagainstthe

    ydeathtoreproachyourselfh.”

    ”hoan.”

    ”idonotknoyage,forihavenotuheyearsihavebeen

    here.allidoknohatinieened,

    the28thoffebruary,1815.”

    ”notquiteturredthevoice;”atthatageheotbea

    traitor.”

    ”oh,no,no,”crieddantes.”isoyouagain,rathertharay

    you,iyselftobehackedinpieces”

    ”youhavedonee,andaskforassistance,foriwas

    abouttofornotherplan,andleaveyou;butyereassures.i

    fetyou..”

    ”howlong”

    ”istcalculateources;ihesignal.”

    ”butyoue;youeto,oryou

    ...
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