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    hehoughtsasaccuratelyasthough

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    operations.

    ”ihavealreadytoldyou,”ansheabbe,”thatiloathetheideaof

    sheddingblood.”

    ”aherder,ifyouchoosetocallitso,plya

    asureofselfpreservation.”

    ”notteriuldneveragreetoit.”

    ”still,youhavethoughtofit”

    ”incessantly,alas”criedtheabbe.

    ”andyouhavedisveredaansainingourfreedohaveyou

    not”askeddanteseagerly.

    ”ihave;ifitoplaceadeafandbliinelin

    thegallerybeyondus.”

    ”heshallbebothblindanddeaf,”repliedtheyoungn,hanairof

    deternationthatdehispanionshudder.

    ”no,no,”criedtheabbe;”iossible”dantesendeavoredtorenehe

    subject;theabbeshookhisheadintokenofdisapproval,andrefusedto

    keanyfurtherrespohreenthspassedaway.

    ”arey”theabbeaskedonedayofdaheyoungn,in

    reply,tookuptheofahorseshoe,and

    thenasreadilystraighte.

    ”andtothesentry,exceptasalast

    resort”

    ”iproseonhonor.”

    ”then,”saidtheabbe,”ayhopetoputourdesignintoexecution.”

    ”andhoplishingthenecessarywork”

    ”atleastayear.”

    ”andshallonce”

    ”atonce.”

    ”ayeartonopurpose”crieddantes.

    ”doyouhelasttonthstohavebeened”askedthe

    abbe.

    ”five”criedednd,blushingdeeply.

    ”tut,tut”ansanisbutnafterall,andyouare

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    shoyplan.”theabbethenshoade

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    dantes,.inthispassageheproposed

    todrivealevelastheydoihislevelhetwo

    prisonersiediatelybehegalleryhesentrykeptch;

    ohere,alargeexcavationade,aheflagstones

    pletelyloosehatatthe

    desiredntiththefeetofthesoldier,who,

    stunnedbyhisfall,diatelyboundandgaggedbydantes

    beforehehadpooofferaaheprisonershento

    ketheirselves

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    theideaofaplansosile,yetapparentlysocertaintosucceed.

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    ultitesuccess.nothinginterruptedtheprogressofthework

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    anticipationofthetukeysvisits.theyhadleaedtodistinguish

    thealstierceptiblesoundofhisfootstepsashedesdedtowards

    theirdungeons,andhappily,neverfailedofbeingpreparedforhis

    ing.thefreshearthexcavatedduringtheirpresenth

    irelyblockeduptheoldpassage,hrown,bydegrees

    andostprecaution,outoftheherfarias

    ordantescell,therubbishbeingfirstpulverizedsofihatthe

    nightittingthesllesttraceto

    reihanayearhadbeennsudinthisuaking,theonly

    toolsforhhadbeenachisel,aknife,andawoodenlever;faria

    stillntinuingtoinstrues

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    historyofnationsaitotihaverisento

    faandtroddehofglory.

    theabbeanoftheoreover,xedinthefirst

    societyoftheday;heelancholydignityes,

    thankstotheitativepobynature,easily

    acquired,ashatoutenesshehadbefore

    beenpossessedexceptbythosewho

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    hasteohisdungeon,standingintheddleof

    theroopaleasdeath,hisforeheadstreanghperspiration,and

    hishandschedtightlytogether.

    ”graeddantes,”atterhas

    happened”

    ”quickquick”retuedtheabbe,”listentoihavetosay.”

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