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    liionoftheearth,and

    theellipseitdeseoascertainthe

    preinutehanifipossessedach;forthat

    ghtbebrokenedinitsvents,hesuh

    nevervaryintheirappoihs.”

    thislastexplanationupondantes,whohadalways

    igined,froeeingthesunrisefroehiainsain

    thediterrahatitved,andnottheearth.adoublevent

    oftheglobeheinhabited,andofhing,appeared

    tohierfectlyiossible.eachhispanions

    lipsseedfraughtysteriesofsce,ashyofdigging

    outasthegoldanddiandsinthenesofguzeratandgolnda,

    adeinhis

    earliestyouth.

    ”e,”saidhetotheabbe,”ianxioustoseeyourtreasures.”

    theabbesled,and,proceedingtothedisusedfireplace,raised,

    bythehelpofhischisel,alongstone,lessbeenthe

    hearth,behyofnsiderabledepth,servingasa

    safedepositoryoftheartitioodantes.

    ”doyouoseefirst”askedtheabbe.

    ”oh,yreatonarchyofitaly”

    fariathendrehishidingplacethreeorfourrollsof

    linen,laidoheother,likefoldsofpapyrus.theserolls

    nsistedofslipsofclothaboutfourincheseenlong;

    theyberedandcloselyveredhing,

    solegiblethatdantesuldeasilyreadit,asakeoutthe

    sebeinginitalian,alanguagehe,asaprovencal,perfectly

    uood.

    ”there,”saidhe,”thereistheplete.iethe

    theendofthesixtyeighthstripaboutaouptwo

    ofshirts,andasnyhandkerchiefsasiasterof,toplete

    thepreciouspages.shouldievergetoutofprisonandfindinall

    italyaprinterurageousenoughtopublishposed,

    literaryreputationisforeversecured.”

    ”isee,”ansebeholdthecuriouspenshh

    youhavetenyourwork.”

    ”look”saidfaria,shoanasleickabout

    sixinuchreselingthesizeofthehandleofafine

    paintingbrush,totheendofied,byapieceofthread,one

    ofthosecartilagesofheabbehadbeforespokentodantes;

    ited,anddividedattheniblikeanordinarypen.dantes

    exairation,thenlookedaroundtoseethe

    instrunt.

    ”ah,yes,”saidfari”thepenkhatssterpiece.ide

    it,ashislargerkofanoldirondlestick.”the

    penkherkwould

    serveadoublepurpose,andhitoneulddthrust.

    dantesexahevariousarticlesshoe

    attentionthathehadbestohecuriositiesandstraools

    exhibitedintheshopsatrseillesasthehesavagesinthe

    southseasfroeyhadbeenbroughtbythedifferenttrading

    vessels.

    ”asfortheink,”saidfaria,”itoldyouhoaoobtain

    thatandionlyjustkeitfroitoti,asirequireit.”

    ”ohingstillpuzzles,”observeddantes,”andthatishowyou

    odoallthisbydaylight”

    ”inightalso,”repliedfaria.

    ”nights,thatyou

    seetohedark”

    ”iheyarenot;butgodhissuppliedelligence

    thatenableshiooverethelitationsofnaturalnditions.i

    fuishedselfhalight.”

    ”youdidpraytellhow.”

    ”iseparatedthefatfroheatservedto,ltedit,andsode

    oilhereisla.”sosaying,theabbeexhibitedasortoftorch

    verysilartothoseusedinpublicillunations.

    ”butlight”

    ”herearetsandapieceofbutlinen.”

    ”andtches”

    ”ipretehatihadadisorderoftheskin,andaskedforalittle

    sulphur,eslaidthedifferentthings

    hehadbeenlookingatoable,andstoodhhisheaddrooping

    onhisbreast,asthoughoveredbytheperseverandstrengthof

    fariasnd.

    ”youhavenotseenallyet,”ntinuedfaria,”forididnotthinkit

    ytreasuresinthesahidingplace.letusshut

    thisoneup.”theyputthestonebaitsplace;theabbesprinkled

    alittledustoverittonoved,

    rubbedhisfootakeitassuthesaappearahe

    other,andthen,goingtooveditfrohespotit

    stoodin.behindtheheadofthebed,andncealedbyastoing

    insocloselyastodefyallsuspi,his

    spacealadderofrdsbetyfiveandthirtyfeetih.

    dantesi;hefounditfirsolid,and

    paoughtobearany.

    ”akingthiswonderfulwork”

    ”itoreupseveralofshirts,andrippedouttheseainthesheets

    ofbed,duringthreeyearsirisonntatferelle;andwhen

    iovedtothechateaudif,itheravellings

    e,sothatihavebeeofinishworkhere.”

    ”andd”

    ”oh,no,fordthe

    edgesain.”

    ”h”

    ”ents,he

    shoallperforatedeye

    forthethread,asllportionofainedinit.”ionce

    thought,”ntinuedfaria,”ofrevingtheseironbars,aing

    selfdotheehan

    yours,althoughishouldhaveenlargeditstillrepreparatoryto

    flight;hoerelyhavedroppedintoa

    sortofi,andithereforerenouheprojectaltogether

    astoofullofriskanddanger.heless,icarefullypreserved

    ladderagainstohoseunforeseenopportunitiesofhispoke

    justnsabout.”while

    affeiningtheladder,thendof

    dantes,busilyoccupiedbytheideathatapersonso

    intelligent,ingenious,andclearsightedastheabbeghtprobablybe

    abletosolvethedarksteryofhisoisfortunes,self

    uldseenothing.

    ”ilingly,

    ...
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