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www.xsz.twysistrue,hindershisstayinghus”
”ifhesaystrue,”saidthecaptaindoubtingly.”butinhispresent
nditionheiseanything,andtakehisceofkeepingit
afterwards.”
”iorethaniprose,”saiddantes.
”iling.
”es.
”tolegho.”
”theneadoftagsofrequently,doyounotsailhe
wind”
”becauseraightontotheislandofrion.”
”youshallpassitbyts.”
”takethehelausseeantookthe
helfelttoseeifthevesselansptlyand
seeingthat,houtbeingafirstratesailer,sheyetolerably
obedient,
”tothesheets,”saidhe.thefoursean,posedthecrew,
obeyed,hepilotlookedon.”haultaut.”theyobeyed.
”belay.”thisordered;andthevesselpassed,asdantes
hadpredicted,tstowindward.
”bravo”saidthecaptain.
”bravo”repeatedthesailors.andtheyalllookedentat
thisnelligendhisbodyavigor
theyhadnotthoughthiapableofshowing.
”yousee,”saiddantes,quittingthehel”ishallbeofsouseto
you,atleastduringthevoyage.ifyoudolegho,you
leavethere,andiofthefirst,for
foodandthee.”
”ah,”saidthecaptain,”anagreeverywell,ifyouarereasonable.”
”giveyougivetheothers,andit,”retued
dantes.
”thatsnotfair,”saidtheseanes;”foryouknow
rethanwedo.”
”isthattoyou,japo”retuedthecaptain.”everyoneisfree
toaskhepleases.”
”thatstrue,”repliedjapo;”ionlykearerk.”
”ajacketandapairof
trousers,ifyouhavethe”
”no,”saidjapo;”butihaveashirtandapairoftrousers.”
”thatisalli,”interrupteddantes.japodivedintotheholdand
soouedonded.
”nohen,doyouhingelse”saidthepatron.
”apieitasted,for
ihaveenordrunkforalongti.”hehadnottastedfoodfor
fortyhours.apieceofbreadthe
gourd.
”larboardyourhel”an.dantesglanced
thatouth;thenpausedhhandin
dair.
”holloatteratthechateaudif”saidthecaptain.
asllecloud,tracteddaention,crohe
suitofthebastionofthechateaudif.atthesantthefaint
reportofaguher.
”isthis”askedthecaptain.
”aprisonerhasescapedfrohechateaudif,andtheyarefiring
thealarun,”replieddahecaptainglahibuthehad
liftedtheruohislipsanduchposure,
thatsuspis,ifthecaptainhadany,diedaway.
”atanyrate,”rredhe,”ifitbe,sochthebetter,forihave
dearareacquisition.”underpretenceofbeingfatigued,dantesasked
totakethehelthesteersn,gladtoberelieved,lookedatthe
captain,aerbyasignindicatedthatheghtabandonitto
hisnerade.dantesuldthuskeephiseyesonrseilles.
”onth”askedheofjapo,downbeside
hi
”the28thoffebruary.”
”inyear”
”ineinyear”
”yes,”repliedtheyoungn,”iaskyouinyear”
”youhavefottenthen”
”igotsuchafrightlastnight,”replieddantes,sling,”thatihave
alstlostry.iaskyouyearisit”
”theyear1829,”retuedjapo.iteenyearsdayforday
siesarrest.heeehechateaudif;
heilepassedoverhis
faercedes,ustbelievehibr >
dead.thenhiseyeslighteduphhatredashethoughtofthethree
nsolongandchedacaptivity.herenewed
againstdanglars,feand,andvilleforttheoathofilacable
vengeancehehaddeinhisduhisoathwasnolongeravain
erraneanwouldhavebeen
uoovertakethelittletartan,thatheverystitchofvas
setheolegho.
chapter22.thesgglers.
danteshadnotbeenadayonboardbeforehehadaveryclearideaof
thenhislothadbeencast.houthavihe
seliathe
naofthegeaeringofallthetonguesspoken
ontheshoresofthatlargelakecalledthediterranean,frohe
arabictotheprovencal,andthis,interpreters,
personsaleandfrequentlyindiscreet,gavehireat
faunicatioheretatsea,
allboatssailingalo,orhthepeoplehout
na,untry,oroccupation,hequaysof
seaports,andysteriousansust
supposetobeadireeans
ofsupport.itisfairtoassuthatdantesuggler.
atfirstthecaptainhadreceiveddantesonboardhacertaindegree
ofdistrust.hesofficersofthe
ast;andasthereselfaperpetual
battleofightbeanessary
oftheseindustriousguardianshtsandduties,whoperhaps
eloyedthisingeniousansofleaingsoofthesecretsofhis
trade.buttheskilfulnnerineshadhaheluggerhad
entirelyreassuredhiandthen,eofske
floatingabovethebastionofthechateaudif,ahedistant
report,heantlystruckhtheideathathehadonboardhis
vesseloneingandgoing,likethatofkings,panied
adehiessuneasy,itstbeowned,
thaniftheneerhadprovedtobeacustoofficer;butthis
suppositionalsodisappearedlikethefirst,heperfect
tranquillityofhisrecruit.
edndthushadtheadvantageofknotheohoutthe
oheoldsailorandhiscreried
to”pu”hitheyextraorefroihegaveaccurate
desalta,arseilles,
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