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arettheheadand
thosethatenatefroheheart.
”si,”saidfaria,”ihavethoughtoverallthest
celebratedcasesofescapeoheyhaverarelybeensuccessful.
thosethathavebeeated
upon,andcarefullyarranged;such,forinstaheescapeofthe
duthechateaudevines,thatoftheabbedubuquoi
froorleveque;oflatudefrohebastille.thentherearethosefor
etisaffordsopportunity,andthosearethebestof
all.letus,therefore,efavorablent,and
presentsitself,profitbyit.”
”ah,”saiddantes,”youghthetediousdelay;youwere
nstantlyeloyediaskyousetyourself,andh
toil,youhadyourhopestorefreshandenurageyou.”
”iassureyou,”repliedtheoldn,”ididnottutothatsourcefor
recreationorsupport.”
”didyoudothen”
”ieorstudied.”
”ittedtheuseofpens,ink,andpaper”
”oh,no,”ansadeforself.”
”youdepaper,pensandink”
”yes.”
dantesgazediration,buthehadsodifficultyinbelieving.
fariasahis.
”eavisitincell,youngfriend,”saidhe,”iwill
shoirehefruitsofthethoughtsandreflesof
anyoftheeditatedoverintheshadesofthelosseubr >
atro,atthefootofst.rksluatvenidontheborders
oftheaoatfloretleiginingatthetithattheywouldbe
arrangedinorderhinthehechateaudif.theworkispeak
ofisonar
italy,ande.”
”andoenallthis”
”ontyshirts.iiedapreparationthatkeslinenas
sothaoent.”
”youare,then,achest”
”soatefriendofis.”
”butforsuchausthaveneededbookshadyouany”
”ihadnearlyfivethousandvolusinlibraryatro;butafter
readingthevernytis,ifoundoutthathonehundredand
fiftyanpossesses,ifnotapletesuaryof
allhunknoanneedreallyknoed
threeyearsoflifetoreadingandstudyingtheseonehundredand
fiftyvolus,tilliknenearlybyheart;sothatsinceihave
beeninprison,averyslighteffortofryhaseorecall
theirsasreadilyasthoughthepagese.i
uldreciteyouthearch,titus
livius,taontaigne,shakespeare,
spinoza,eonlythestiortant.”
”youare,doubtless,acquaintedhavarietyoflanguages,soasto
havebeeoreadallthese”
”yes,ispeakfiveofthedetohatistosay,gern,
french,italian,english,andspanish;bytheaidofagreeki
leaeddegreekidoso
stilltryingtoiroveself.”
”iroveyourself”repeateddantes;”aodoso”
”adeavocabularyoftheued,retued,and
arrahesoastoeoexpressthoughtsthrough
theirdiuiknohousandhatis
absolutelynecessary,althoughibelievetherearenearlyonehundred
thousandiionaries.iothopetobeveryfluent,buti
ysandwishes;
andthatuchasishouldeverrequire.”
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ierfedoanbeings,he
added,”thenifyouao
etheworkyouspeakof”
”ideselfsoexcellentones,hwouldbeuniversallypreferred
toallothersifonohugeingsareserved
tousonigredays.edthecartilagesoftheheadsof
thesefishes,andyouscarcelyigihedelighthh
iedthearrivalofeachurday,as
afftheansofincreasingstockofpens;foriwillfreely
hathistreatestsolad
relief.ragthepast,ifetthepresent;andtraversing
ateerthatiayselfa
prisoner.”
”buttheink,”saiddantes;”ofakeyourink”
”thereerlyafirepladungeon,”repliedfaria,”butit
eanoctofthisprison.still,it
sthavebeennyyearsinuse,forithicklyveredha
atingofsoot;thissootidissolvedinaportionofthe
toeverysunday,andiassureyouabetterinkotbedesired.for
veryiortantnotes,fortentionisrequired,ipricked
oneoffingers,andyownblood.”
”andayiseeallthis”
”heabbe.
”oh,thebedirean.
”folloe,then,”saidtheabbe,ashereehesubterranean
passage,ines.
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passage,itoftheirholdingtheelves
erect,thethefurtherendoftherridor,into
thatpointthepassagebecach
narroittedoocreepthroughonhandsandknees.
theflooroftheabbescellhadbeenbyraisingone
ofthestohestobscureerthatfariahadtobeenable
tohelaborioustaskofeshadhe
pletion.
asheehechaerofhisfriend,dantescastaroundoneeager
andseararvels,butnothingre
thannthisview.
”itisehoursbeforeusitisnow
justaquarterpasttinctivelydauedround
toobservebychorclocktheabbehadbeenablesoaccurately
tospecifythehour.
”lookatthisrayoflightyheabbe,
”andtheheliraced
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