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    variayspleasure.”

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    thoughtofhavingapanionoutpathyhefeltforthe

    failureoftheabbesplans.

    theabbesankuponedndsbed,ondhielfreianding.

    es.thereare,indeed,sothings

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    instant.tounderhegroundforfiftyfeettodevotethreeyears

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    sixty,perhapsahundredfeet,attheriskofbeingdashedtopieces

    againsttherocks,shouldyouhavebeenfortunateenoughtohaveescaped

    thefireofthesentinels;andeven,supposingalltheseperilspast,

    thentohavetosforyourlifeadistaniles

    ereyouuldreachtheshoreiessostartlingand

    fordablethatdanteshadneverevendreadofsuchasche,

    resigninghielfrathertodeath.butthesightofanoldnging

    tolifehsodesperateaurage,gaveafreshtutohisideas,and

    inspiredhineher,olderarongthanhe,

    hadattetedhehadnothadsuffitresolutiontouake,

    andhadfailedonlybee

    person,ostincrediblepatiendperseverance,hadntrived

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    haddughishroughfiftyfeet,danteswoulddigahundred;faria,

    attheageoffifty,haddevotedthreeyearstothetask;he,whowas

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    fariastarted:”haveyou,indeed”criedhe,raisinghisheadhquick

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    ”therridhthecellyou

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    ”aboutthat.”

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    urage,andthatyoupossess,andstrength,notdefit

    in;asforpatience,youhaveabundantlyprovedyoursyoushallnowsee

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    enuntered”

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    easilypersuadeselftopierceaheartortakea

    ventofsurpriseescapeddantes.

    ”isitpossible,”saidhe,”thatyisatstakeyou

    alloobtainingit”

    ”tell,”repliedfaria,”knogdownyour

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    inhisclothes,andendeavtoescape”

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