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afourounceballathousandpacesorso.
butonthisoccasiontheprecautionhing
prooothnessandpoliteness.fourshallopsca
offhverylittlenoisealongsidethelugger,,in
aent,loothesea,
andthefiveboatsoing
allthea.thesa
night,suularityelia,the
profitsanhadahuuslivres,orabout
eightyfrancs.butthevoyageeheytuedthebo
toheyinteakeinacargo,o
replacehadbeendischarged.theseioncessful
asthefirst,theyoungaliained
fortheastoftheduostentirelyof
havanacigars,sherry,andlagawines.
theretheyhadabitofaskirshiingridoftheduties;the
exciseyofthepatronoftheyoung
alia.acustoofficeres
ishoulder.
dagladofthisaffray,andalstpleasedatbeing
heyehe
uldviehenduranceheuldbearsuffering.he
hadeddangerile,anded
hthegreatphilosopher,”pain,thouartnotanevil.”hehad,
reover,lookedupooofficerodeath,and,her
froeatofbloodproduan
sentint,thissighthaddebutslightiressionuponhidantes
ovingtoheend
heoachieve;hisheartrifyinginhis
bosojapo,seeinghiall,hadbelievedhiilled,andrushing
toraisedhip,aeohiallthe
kindnessofadevotedrade.
thisthensogoodasdlossbelievedit,her
an,hing
toexpectfroisradebuttheianceofhisshareof
theprizeney,edsochsorrofall.
fortunately,asoain
herbsgatheredatugglersbythe
oldsardiheondthenresolvedto
tryjapo,andofferedhiuforhisattentionashareofhis
prizeney,butjaporefuseditindignantly.
asaresultofthesyatheticdevotionthe
firstbestoond,thelatterovedtoacertaindegreeof
affe.butthissufficedforjapo,inctivelyfeltthat
edndhadarighttosuperiorityofpositionasuperiorityh
edndhadnthistithekindness
ondshoan.
theninthelongdaysonboardship,hevessel,glidingonh
securityovertheazuresea,requirednocarebutthehandofthe
heln,thankstothefavorableond,
etheinstructorofjapo,asthepoor
abbefariahadbeenhistutor.hepoitohihebearingsofthe
ast,explaiohihevariationsofthepass,andtaughthio
readinthatvastbookopenedoverourheadsheycallheaven,
andonds.andopo
inquiredofhi”istheuseofteagallthesethingstoa
poorsailorlike”edndreplied,”he
eeeror.”
tentosaythatjapoan.
tonthsandahalfelapsedirips,andedndhadbee
asskilfulaasterashehadbeenahardysean;hehadfordan
acquaintanceugglerso,andleaedallthe
sonisbyhesehalfpiratesregnizeeachother.hehad
passedandrepassedhisislandofntecristotes,butnot
oneda
resolution.assoonashisehepatronoftheyoung
aliaended,heallvesselonhisoforin
hisseveralvoyageshehadassedahundredpiastresandunderso
pretextlandattheislandofntecristo.thenheo
kehisresearches,notperhapseliberty,forhewouldbe
doubtlesspaniedhibutinthisworldwe
strisksothing.prisonhaddeedndprudent,andhewasdesirous
ofrunningnoriskagination;
fertileasitdeviseanyplanforreagtheisland
panionship.
dantesossedaboutonthesedoubtsaron,who
hadgreatnfidenhiandin
hisservibythearneeveningandledhioatave
ontheviadeloglio,ugglersofleghoused
tateanddiscussaffairsedhtheirtrade.already
danteshadvisitedthisritiboursetes,andseeing
allthesehardyfreetraders,hefoearly
tselfight
notthatnattainpulseofhisoallthese
ntraryanddivergingnds.thistiitatterthatwas
underdiscussioedhavesselladenhturkeycarpets,
stuffsofthelevant,andcashres.ite
ralgroundonade,aryand
landthesegoodsooffraheventurecessful
theprofitous,thereyorsixty
piastreseachforthecrew.
thepatronoftheyoungaliaproposedasaplaceoflandingtheisland
ofntecristo,pletelydeserted,andhaviher
soldiersnorrevenueoffiidst
oftheopusbyrcury,thegod
ofrankiis
haveseparatedifinct,butiquityappearstohave
iionofntecristodantes
startedotion,andtookatu
arouave,helanguagesoftheknoere
juledinalinguafranca.hetwopersonswhohad
beendiscussier,ithadbeend
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