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    andayat,butflygoigiveyoubackyour

    prose.”

    ”itisain.”then,risingand

    extendinghishandnityovertheoldnshead,he

    slohebloodofchristisoleaveyouwhile

    youlive.”

    fariagazedfondlyonhisnoblended,singlehearted,highprincipled

    youngfriend,andreadinhisuntenancealenfirtionofthe

    siyofhisdevotionandtheloyaltyofhispurpose.

    ”thanks,”rredtheinvalid,extendingonehand.”iaay

    ohesedaysreapthereeresteddevotion.but

    asiot,andyouesnecessary

    tofilluptheexight,by

    ce,hearthehollosteps,andcalltheattention

    ofhisoffistahatadisvery

    ablyleadtoourbeingseparated.go,then,a

    aboutthisance;

    keepatitallnight,ifneorrow

    tillafterthejailerhisvisited.ishallhavesothingofthe

    greatestiortaonicatetoyou.”

    daookthehandoftheabbeinhis,andaffeatelypressed

    it.fariasledenuraginglyonhiandtheyouiredtohis

    task,inthespiritofobediendrespectoshow

    towardshisagedfriend.

    chapter18.thetreasure.

    oingtothechaerofhispanionin

    captivity,hefoundfariaseatedandlookingposed.intherayof

    lighteredbythenarroell,heheldopenin

    hislefthand,ofed,heretaihe

    use,asheetofpaper,beingnstantlyrolledintoasll

    pass,hadtheforfader,andeasilykeptopen.he

    didnotspeak,butshohepapertodantes.

    ”isthat”heinquired.

    ”lookatit,”saidtheabbeile.

    ”ihavelookedatithallpossibleattention,”saiddantes,”andi

    onlyseeahalfbutpaper,onracesofgothiccharacters

    inscribedhapeculiarkindofink.”

    ”thispaper,friend,”saidfaria,”iynooyou,sincei

    havetheproofofyourfidelitythispaperistreasure,ofh,

    frohisdayforth,onehalfbelongstoyou.”

    thesstartedforthondantesbroilthisdayandforhow

    longatihehadrefrainedfroalkingofthetreasure,hhad

    broughtupontheabbetheaadness.hhisinstinctive

    delicadhadpreferredavoidinganytouthispainfulchord,

    andfariahadbeenequallysileakenthesileheold

    nforaretutoreason;andnohesefeteredbyfaria,

    aftersopainfulacrisis,seedtoindicateaseriousrelapseinto

    ntalalienation.

    ”yourtreasure”staereddantes.fariasled.

    ”yes,”saidhe.”youhave,indeed,aure,ednd,andisee

    byyourpalenessandagitationispassinginyourheartatthis

    nt.no,beassured,iaotd.thistreasureexists,dantes,and

    ifihavenotbeenalloopossessit,youwill.yesyou.noone

    e,beed;butyou,

    ustknonot,listento,andbelievesoafterwards

    ifyouwill.”

    ”alas,”rrededndtohielf,”thisisaterriblerelapsethere

    ydearfriend,your

    attackhas,perhaps,fatiguedyou;hadyouerreposeawhile

    torroive;buttodayiwish

    tonurseyoucarefully.besides,”hesaid,”atreasureisnotathingwe

    needhurryabout.”

    ”orary,itisatteroftheutstiortance,ednd”

    repliedtheoldn.”dayafter,

    thethirdattaustnotallbeoveryes,

    indeed,ihaveoftenthoughthabitterjoythattheseriches,h

    aketheilies,tothose

    hisideae,anditasted

    itsloydungeonandthedespairofcaptivity.

    butnoheheloveofyou;nohatisee

    you,youngandisingfuture,nohatithinkofallthat

    yresulttoyouinthegoodfortuneofsuchadisclosure,ishudder

    atanydelay,andtrelelestishouldnotassuretooneashyas

    yourselfthepossessionofsovastanauntofhiddenond

    tuedahasigh.

    ”youpersistinyourinywords

    havenotnvincedyou.iseeyourequireproofs.hehis

    paper,oanyone.”

    ”torroydearfriend,”saidednd,desirousofnotyieldingto

    theoldnsdness.”ithoughtitoodthat

    talkofthatuntiltorrow.”

    ”thenorroreadthispaper

    today.”

    ”i,”thoughtednd,andtakingthepaper,

    ofe

    act,heread:

    ”thistreasure,ayaunttotancroost

    distanta...ofthesendopeningalo...

    heir.”25thapril,149”

    ”.

    ”es,”iseenothingbutbrokenlinesandued

    harerenderedillegiblebyfire.”

    ”yes,toyou,friend,forthefirstti;butnot

    for,bynynightsstudy,andhave

    renstructedeveryphrase,pletedeverythought.”

    ”anddoyoubelieveyouhavedisveredthehiddenaning”

    ”iaureihave,andyoushalljudgeforyourself;butfirstlistento

    thehistoryofthispaper.”

    ”silence”exclaiddantes.”stepsapproachigoadieu.”

    anddantes,happytoescapethehistoryandexplanationhwouldbe

    suretonfirisbeliefinhisfriendsntalinstability,glided

    likeasnakealongthenarrooredbyhis

    alaroacertainauntofactivity,pushedthestooplaceh

    hisfoot,andvereditatihereeffectuallyto

    avoiddisvery.

    itthejailer,

    hadeinpersontoseehi

    fariasatuptoreceivehiavoidingallgesturesihathe

    ghtncealfrohegoveortheparalysisthathadalreadyhalf

    strihideath.hisfearthegoveor,touched

    ightorderhioberevedtobetterquarters,andthus

    separatehiroisyoungpanion.butfortuhis

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