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    skill,andhisadrabledissilation,pleaded.reover,itis

    possiblethatthegenoesehoseshre

    nothingbuttheyshouldknohingbutthey

    shouldbelieve.

    inthisstateoftualuanding,theyreachedlegho.here

    edndoundergoarial;heofindoutherheuld

    regnizehielf,ashehadnotseenhisoeenyears.

    hehadpreservedatolerablygoodreraheyouthhad

    been,andanhadbee.hisrades

    believedthathisvoestouchedat

    legho,hereeredabarberinst.ferdinandstreet;hethere

    tohavehisbeardandhaircut.thebarbergazedithis

    nhthelong,thidblackhairandbeard,hgavehishead

    theappearanceofoitiansportraits.atthisperiodit

    thefashiontowearseabeardandhairsolong;nowabarber

    angiftedhsuchadvantagesshould

    voluntarilytodeprivehielfofthetheleghobarbersaid

    nothingandtowork.

    heoperationohathiswas

    pletelysoth,andhishairreducedtoitsusuallength,heasked

    forahandglass.hehreeandthirtyyears

    ofage,andhisfourteenyearsirisonnthadproducedagreat

    transfortioninhisappearance.danteshadehechateaudif

    ilingfaan,

    theearlypathsoflifehavebeensoth,andicipatesafuture

    rrespondinghhispast.thisheovalface

    ilinguthhadassudthefirndrked

    linesokenresolution;hiseyebrohabrow

    furroelantheir

    depthsoyfiresofsanthropyandhatred;

    hisplexion,solofrohesun,hadnohatpalelor

    hefeaturesareencircledhblackhair,the

    aristoanofthenorth;theprofoundleaing

    hehadacquiredhadbesidesdiffusedoverhisfeaturesarefined

    intellectualexpression;andhehadalsoacquired,beingnaturallyof

    agoodlystature,thatvigorepossesseshhassolong

    ratedallitsforitself.

    totheeleganhadsucceededthesolidity

    ofaroundedandscularfigure.astohisvoice,prayers,sobs,and

    ireesitwasofasingularly

    peratingsosthoarse.reover,

    froeingsolongintordarkness,hiseyeshadacquiredthe

    faontothehyenaand

    theondsledself:itpossiblethat

    hisbestfriendif,indeed,hehadanyfrieuldregnize

    hiheuldnnizehielf.

    thesteroftheyoungalia,aining

    angsthisondsvalue,hadofferedtoadvancehibr >

    fundsoutofhisfutureprofits,ondhadaccepted.his

    orphosis

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    knople,andnsistirousers,astripedshirt,

    andacap.ite,andbringingbacktojapotheshirt

    andtrousershehadlenthithatedndreappearedbeforethecaptain

    ofthelugger,adehiellhisstoryoverandain

    beforeheuldbelievehiheandtriailor

    thenattedbeard,hairtangledhseaweed,andbody

    soakinginseabrine,hehadpickedupnakedandnearlydrowned.

    attractedbyhisprepossessingappearance,herenewedhisoffersofan

    eodantes;butdantes,s,

    agreeforalohahs.

    theyoungaliahadaveryactivecretotheircaptain,

    easpossible.hehadscarcelybeena

    leghobeforetheholdofhisvesseluslins,

    ntrabandttons,englishpoobaheexcisehad

    fottentoputitsrk.thesterogetallthisoutoflegho

    freeofduties,andlanditontheshoresofrsica,ain

    speculatorsuooktoforhecargotofraheysailed;

    edndheazureseahefirsthorizon

    ofhisyouth,andedofinpriso

    goneonhisrightandlapianosaonhisleft,andtohe

    untryofpaoliandnapoleoinggoingondeck,ashe

    alanearlyhour,thepatronfounddantesleaningagainst

    thebulhinteapileofgraniterocks,

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    larboard,aonforrsica.

    dahought,astheypassedsocloselytotheislandewas

    soiingtohithathehadonlytoleapintotheseaandin

    halfanhourbeattheprosedland.butthenuldhedohout

    instruntstodisverhistreasure,stodefendhielf

    besides,hesailorssayhepatronthinkhe

    st.

    fortunately,danteshadleaedhoo;hehadedfourteen

    yearsforhisliberty,andnoatleastsix

    nthsorayearforh.haveacceptedlibertyhout

    ribesides,thoseriches

    chiricaloffspringofthebrainofthepoorabbefaria,hadthey

    notdieditistrue,theletterofthecardinalspadawas

    singularlyself,frone

    endtotheother,forhehadnottenaword.

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    talleyesbuthisown,

    forhe,edtothegloofaprison,ntio

    beholditlastofall,forhereinedaloneupohe

    brokeofftheastofalerialldaytheyasted,andintheevening

    saedonland;thepositionoftheseasignal

    forlanding,forashipslaheadinstead

    ofthestrear,aohinagunshotoftheshore.dantes

    notieliahad,asheheland,

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