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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twthaddisappeared.

    hestnoeguearethe

    islandsofallthosethatsurroueaudif,butratonneau

    andpogueareinhabited,asisalsotheisletofdau.tiboulenand

    leirehereforethesafestfordantesveheislands

    oftiboulenandleirearealeaguefrohechateaudif;dantes,

    heless,deterokeforthebuthoouldhefindhis

    onthesahelightof

    planier,gleanginfrontofhiikeastar.byleavingthislight

    ontheright,hekepttheislandoftiboulenalittleo;by

    tuingtotheleft,therefore,he.but,aswehavesaid,

    itthechateaudiftothisisland.often

    inprisonfariahadsaidtohiidleandinactive,

    ”dantes,youstnotgiveothislistlessness;youwillbedrowned

    ifyouseektoescape,andyourstrengthhasnotbeenproperlyexercised

    andpreparedforexertion.”theseesears,even

    behetoseeif

    hehadnotlosthisstrength.hefoundhpleasurethathiscaptivity

    hadtakenaasterof

    thatelentonhehadsooftensportedasaboy.

    fear,thatrelentlesspursuer,cloggeddantesefforts.helistenedfor

    anysoundthatghtbeaudible,aithatherosetothetop

    ofahehorizon,andstrovetoperatethedarkness.

    hefahatevery,andhe

    redoubledhisexertions,increasingrapidlyhisdistancefrohe

    chateau,butexhaustinghisstrength.hesonstill,andalreadythe

    terriblechateauhaddisappearedinthedarkness.heuld,

    buthefeltitspresenhourpassed,duringes,excited

    bythefeelingoffreedontiocleavetheussee,”

    saidhe,”ihavesaboveanhour,butasthee,that

    hasretardedspeed;honotstaken,istbeclose

    totiboulen.butistaken”ashudderpassedoverhi

    hesoughttotreadself;buttheseawas

    tooviolent,athatheuldnotkeuseofthisansof

    recuperation.

    ”p

    seizes,andthenishallsink;”aruckouththeenergyof

    despair.

    suddenlytheskyseedtohiobeestilldarkerandredense,

    andheavyedtos;atthesatihe

    feltasharppaininhisknee.hefanontthathehadbeen

    shot,andlistenedforthereport;butheheardnothing.theout

    hishand,aeredanobstadharokek

    hehadgaiheshore.

    beforehioseagrotesquessofrocks,thatreselednothing

    soostfervent

    bustion.itheislandoftiboulen.dantesrose,advancedafew

    steps,and,selfon

    thegraohiofterthahe

    othedeep,ssleepofutterexhaustion.

    attheexpirationofanhouredndheroarofthunder.

    theteestosphereighty

    titotiaflashoflightningstretchedacrossthe

    heavenslikeafieryserpent,lightingupthecloudsthatrolledonin

    vastchaoticwaves.

    danteshadnotbeendeceivedhehadreachedthefirstofthetwo

    islands,,tiboulen.hekitwasbarrenand

    erecalheresolvedto

    pluoitstoleire,equallyarid,but

    larger,andnsequentlybetteradaptedfor.

    aningroateoraryshelter,andscarcelyhad

    heavailedhielfofitpestburstforthinallitsfury.

    edhetrelingoftheroeathhewaves,

    dashingtheelvesagainstit,htheirspray.hewas

    safelysheltered,ahefeltdizzyiofthewarringof

    theelentsandthedazzlingbrightnessofthelightning.itseed

    tohihattheislaoitsbase,andthatitwould,likea

    vesselatans,andbearhiffintothetre

    ofthestorhethenrellectedthathehadenordrunkfor

    fourandtyhours.heextendedhishands,anddrankgreedilyofthe

    raihathadlodgedinaholloherock.

    asherose,aflashoflightning,thatseedtorivetheretest

    heightsofheaven,illuhedarkness.byitslight,bethe

    islandofleireandcapecroiselle,aquarterofaleaguedistant,

    dantessadrivenrapidlylikeaspectrebeforethepower

    ofer,hesaagain,approagh

    frightfulrapidity.dantescriedatthetopofhisvoicetoof

    theirdanger,buttheysaselves.anotherflashshofour

    nastandtherigging,hg

    tothebrokenrudder.

    thenhebeheldsaundoubtedly,fortheircrieso

    hisearsbytheastasailrenttotatters

    heropesthatstillhelditgave

    disappearedinthedarknessofthenightlikeavastseabird.atthe

    santaviolentcrashress.dantes

    froisroents

    thefloatingforofthehaplesssailors.thenallwasdarkagain.

    dantesrandoselfdashedtopieces;

    helistened,hegropedabout,butheheardandsahingthecries

    hadceased,aeestntie.bydegreesthewind

    abated,vastgrayent

    appearedstuddedevisiblein

    thehorizon,the,andgilded

    theirfoashgold.itwasday.

    daoodteandtionlessbeforethisjesticspectacle,asif

    henoe;andindeedsincehiscaptivity

    ieaudifhehadfottenthatsuchsesobe

    nessed.hetuedtohefortress,andlookedatbothseaand

    land.thegloobuildingrosefrohebosoftheoposing

    jestyaodohese.itfiveoclock.the

    seantiogetcalr.

    ”inty

    ypoorfriend,reg,seekforin

    vain,andgivethealartheunnelen

    ...
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