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    girondinduringtherevolutionycalled”

    ”devillefort”theabbeburstintoafitoflaughter,es

    gazedonhionishnt.

    ”ailsyou”saidheatlength.

    ”doyouseethatrayofsunlight”

    ”ido.”

    ”ethanthatsuoyou.

    poorfelloanandyoutellthisgistrateexpressed

    greatsyathyaionforyou”

    ”hedid.”

    ”andthearoyedyourprosier”

    ”yes.”

    ”andthendeyouseofnoirtier”

    ”yes.”

    ”pleton,younotguesshis

    noirtiereheokeepncealed

    noirtierher.”

    hadathunderboltfallenatthefeetofdantes,orhellopes

    ya,heuldnothavebeeely

    transfixedhhorrorthahesoundoftheseued

    artingup,heclaspedhishandsaroundhisheadasthoughto

    preventhisverybrainfroursting,andexclaid,”hisfatherhis

    father”

    ”yes,hisfather,”repliedtheabbe;”hisrightnaierde

    villefort.”atthisinstantabrightlightshhthendof

    dantes,andclearedupallthathadbeendarkandobscurebefore.

    theination,the

    destruise,thealstsupplig

    tohegistrate,edrathertoilorercythanto

    pronounishnt,allretuedery.

    hecriedout,andstaggeredagainstthean,then

    hehurriedtotheopeningthatledfroheabbescelltohisown,and

    said,”istbealohinkoverallthis.”

    hreselfonhisbed,he

    tukeyfoundhintheeveningvisit,sittinghfixedgazeand

    ntractedfeatures,duandtionlessasastatue.duringthesehours

    ofprofoundditation,hadseedonlynutes,hehad

    fordafearfulresolution,andbouoitsfulfilntbya

    soleoath.

    danteshisreverybythevoiceoffaria,

    etoinvitehis

    felloosharehissupper.thereputationofbeingoutofhis

    nd,thoughharesslyandevenasinglyso,hadprocuredforthe

    abbeunusualprivileges.hehbreadofafiner,er

    qualitythantheusualprisonfare,andevenregaledeadayha

    sllquantityofeto

    askhisyoungpaniontosharetheluxuries.dantesfollowed;

    hisfeaturesracted,andnoheirusual

    expression,buttherehatinhishatbespokeone

    etoafixedanddesperateresolve.fariabentonhiis

    peratingeye:”iregretnow,”saidhe,”havinghelpedyouinyour

    lateinquiries,orhavinggivenyoutheinfortionidid.”

    ”es.

    ”becauseithasinstilledahatof

    vengeance.”

    dantessled.”letustalkofsothingelse,”saidhe.

    againtheabbelookedathithenufullyshookhishead;butin

    aceatters.the

    elderprisonerhosepersonsion,likethat

    ofallanytrials,ntainednyuseful

    andiortanthintsasation;butitwasnever

    egotistianneveralludedtohisownsorrows.

    danteslistenediringattentiontoallhesaid;soofhis

    rerksrrespondedhhealreadykhesort

    ofknotoacquire.apartofthe

    goodabbesprehensibletohibut,

    liketheaurorahenavigatorinnorthelatitudes,opened

    neindofthelistener,andgavefantastic

    glisesoflytoestitethedelightan

    intellectualndedasfaria

    alongtheheightsoftruth,uchatho.

    ”youstteachasllpartofyouknoes,”ifonly

    topreventyroe.ihatsoleaed

    apersonasyourselfented

    panyofoneasignorantanduninfordasself.ifyou

    yrequest,iproseyouontionanother

    iled.”alas,boy,”saidhe,”hun

    knoits;andwhenihave

    taughtyouthetiode

    languagesacquainted,youuchasido

    self.nonicateto

    youthestockofleaingipossess.”

    ”teddantes;”doyoureallybelieveiacquireall

    thesethingsinsoshortati”

    ”nottheirappliay;to

    leaisnottoknoory

    kestheone,philosophytheother.”

    ”butotoneleaphilosophy”

    ”philosophyotbetaught;itistheapplicationofthescesto

    truth;itislikethegoldencloudinessiahupinto

    heaven.”

    ”efirstiana

    hurrytobegin.itolea.”

    ”everything,”saidtheabbe.andthatveryeveningtheprisoners

    sketchedaplanofeducation,tobeentereduponthefollowingday.

    dantespossessedaprodigiousry,binedhanastonishing

    quiatheticaltuofhis

    ndrenderedhiptatallkindsofcalculation,urally

    poeticalfeelingsthreandpleasingveiloverthedryreality

    ofarithtietry.he

    alreadykneaic

    dialectduringvoyagestotheeast;andbytheaidofthesetwo

    languagesheeasilyprehehenstruofalltheothers,so

    thatattheendofsixnthshebegantospeakspanish,english,and

    gern.instrictaceisedetotheabbe,dantes

    spokenoreofes

    leftnorooorsuchthoughts;perhapstherellethathehad

    pledgedhisfrobr >

    referringinanyonths,

    passedbyunheededinonerapidandinstructiveurse.attheendof

    ayeardantesan.dantesobserved,hohatfaria,in

    spiteofthereliefhissocietyafforded,dailygrehou

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