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    fourthandlastsideofyourinute,now

    face”

    theheoneinheloophole

    byittedtothechaer.thisloophole,h

    graduallydinishediapproachedtheoutside,toanopening

    throughhavepassed,tersecurity,

    fuishedhthreeironbars,soastoquietallapprehensionseven

    inthendofthestsuspiciousjailerastothepossibilityofa

    prisonersescape.asthestrangeraskedthequestion,hedraggedthe

    tablebehewindow.

    ”anobeyed,uhe

    table,and,diviningthepanion,placedhisback

    securelyagainstthe

    asyetdanteskneberofhiscell,spranguphan

    agilitybynoanstobeexpectedinapersonofhisyears,and,light

    andsteadyonhisfeetasabedfrohetableto

    theoutstrettheohisshoulders;

    then,bendingdouble,forthefrobr >

    holdinghielferect,heosliphisheadbetheupper

    barsofthendaperfectvietop

    tobotto

    aninstantafterilydrehought

    so”andslidingfroheshouldersofdantesasdextrouslyashehad

    asded,henilyleapedfrohetabletotheground.

    ”ananxiously,inhis

    tudesdingfrohetable.

    theelderprisonerpohetter.”yes,”saidheatlength,”it

    isso.thissideofyourchaerlooksoutuponakindofopengallery,

    rolsarentinuallypassing,arieskeepchdayand

    night.”

    ”areyouquitesureofthat”

    ”certain.isausket;thatde

    drayheadsoquie.”

    ”es.

    ”youperceivetheeriossibilityofesgthroughyour

    dungeon”

    ”then,”pursuedtheyoungneagerly

    ”then,”ansheelderprisohewillofgodbedone”and

    astheoldnslohosewords,anairofprofound

    resignatioselfoverhiscareenance.dantesgazedon

    thenhusphilosophicallyresignhopessolongandardently

    nourishedentnglediration.

    ”tell,ieofyou,youare”saidheatlength;

    ”neverhaveitarkableapersonasyourself.”

    ”ranger;”if,indeed,youfeelanycuriosity

    respegone,nooaidyouinanyway.”

    ”saynotso;youebythestrengthofyourown

    poind.prayletknohoyoureallyare”

    thestrangersledalahenlisten,”saidhe.”iabr >

    theabbefaria,andhavebeenirisonedasyouknohischateau

    difsiheyear1811;previouslytohihadbeennfinedfor

    threeyearsiressofferelle.intheyear1811iwas

    transferredtopiedntinfrahisperiodileaedthat

    thedestinyedsubservienttoeveryedbynapoleon,

    hadbestoason,nadkingofroeveninhiscradle.iwas

    veryfarthenfroxpeedof;

    naly,thatfouryearsafterhislossusofpowerwouldbe

    overthroontnapoleonii.”

    ”no,louisxviii.”

    ”thebrotheroflouisxvii.hoablearethewaysof

    providenceforysteriouspurposehasitpleasedheaven

    toabasethenonwhowassoabased”

    dantesanhusfethis

    oisfortuhedestiniesofothers.

    ”yes,yes,”ntinuedhe,”teasitwasinengland.

    aftercharlesi.,cros

    ii.,andthensosoninlaeprincee,a

    stadtholderesaking.thehepeople,then

    anstitution,they.ah,friend”saidtheabbe,tuing

    tohthekindlinggazeofaprophet,

    ”youareyoung,youetopass.”

    ”probably,ifeverigetoutofprison”

    ”true,”repliedfaria,”etis,

    andthereareevenntsyntalvisiontransportsbeyond

    theseyselfatliberty.”

    ”butwhereforeareyouhere”

    ”becausein1807idreadoftheveryplannapoleoorealizein

    1811;because,likechiavelli,idesiredtoalterthepoliticalface

    ofitaly,andinsteadofallotobesplitupintoaquantity

    ofpettyprincipalities,eachheldbysoyrannicalruler,

    isoughttofornelarge,padpopire;and,lastly,

    beycaesarbiainacropleton,

    yviee.itheplanof

    alexandervi.avii.,butithey

    atteteditfruitlessly,andnapoleoehiswork.

    italyseefatedtosfortune.”andtheoldnbowedhishead.

    dantesuldnotuandanriskinghislifeforsuchtters.

    napoleonuchashehadseenand

    spoken;butoftvii.andalexandervi.heknehing.

    ”areyounot,”heasked,”thepriesthechateaudifis

    generallythoughttobeill”

    ”d,youan,dontyou”

    ”ididnotliketosayso,”ansiling.

    ”edfariaile,”letansweryour

    questioninfull,byaadprisoner

    oftheanyyearsperttedtoasethedifferent

    visitorsyinsanity;and,inallprobability,

    ishouldbeprotedtothehonorofkingsportforthechildren,if

    suotbeingsuldbefoundinanabodedevotedlikethisto

    sufferinganddespair.”

    dantesreinedforashorttiteandtionless;atlengthhe

    said,”thenyouabandonallhopeofescape”

    ”iperpiousto

    attetthatightyevidentlydoesnotapprove.”

    ”nay,benotdisuraged.uchtohopeto

    supttrytofindanopeninginanother

    direthatunatelyfailed”

    ”alas,itshoeto

    effectapurposesouedly

    ...
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