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www.xsz.twecidedthattheyshouldtouch
atntecristoaonthefolloond,being
nsulted,hattheislandaffordedeverypossible
security,andthatgreatenterprisestobewelldoneshouldbedone
quickly.nothingtheheplan,andordersetuing,toke
theralislandbythefollowingday.
ontecristo.
thus,atlength,byoheuedstrokesoffortuneh
sotisbefallthoseebeeiofan
evildestiny,daosecuretheopportunityhewishedfor,
bysileandnaturalans,andlandontheislandhoutincurring
anysuspioreandhewouldbeonhisway.
thenightra,andinitsprogressvisions
goodandevilpassedthroughdantesnd.ifheclosedhiseyes,hesaw
cardinalspadaslettereif
hesleptforanttheshauntedhisbrain.heasded
intogrottospavederalds,hpanelsofrubies,andthe
roofgloondstalactites.pearlsfelldropbydrop,as
subterraneanond,azed,ruck,
filledhispocketssauedtodaylight,
npebbles.
hethenendeavoredtoreehervellousgrottos,buttheyhad
suddenlyreceded,andnoealabyrinth,ahe
entranagid
sterioushesplendidcavesofalibabatothe
arabianfishern.allhetreasuredisappeared,andhad
agaiedtothegeniifrooranthehadhopedtocarry
itoff.thedaycaatlength,andostasfeverishasthenight
hadbeen,butitbroughtreasontotheaidofigination,anddantes
heneeaplaobeenvagueand
uledinhisbrain.nightdhitthepreparationfor
departure,andthesepreparationsservedtoncealdantesagitation.
hehadbydegreesassudsuchauthorityoverhispanionsthathewas
alstlikeanderonboard;andashisorderslear,
distinhcelerity
andpleasure.
theoldpatrondidnotinterfere,forhetohe
superiorityofdantesoverthecreself.hesaan
hisnaturalsuccessor,atedthathehadnotadaughter,that
heghthavebouohiyaresecurealliaseven
oclotheeveningallinutespastseventhey
doubledthelighthousejustasthebean,
and,thesoutheast,theysailedbeha
brightbluesky,inedupintuhisbeanlights,
eaighttuin,
aeseforsotheycalled
danteshadsaidthis,it,andalltotheirbunks
edly.thisfrequentlyhappened.dantes,castfroolitudeinto
theperiousdesireforsolitude;and
oreplete,orrepoetical,thanthatofaship
floatinginisolationontheseaduringtheobscurityofthenight,in
thesilennsity,anduheeyeofheaven
nohissolitudehhisthoughts,thenightlightedupby
hisillusions,andthesileedbyhisanticipations.he
patronahevesselheverysailset,andevery
sailfullakingnearlytenknotsanhour.
theislandofnteedlargeinthehorizon.edndresigned
theluggertothesterscare,andck;
but,inspiteofasleeplessnight,heuldnotclosehiseyesfora
nt.teondeck,astheboat
todoubletheislandofelba.theyarea,and
beyobutverdantislandoflapianosa.thepeakofnte
cristoreddehebuingsun,theazuresky.
dantesorderedthehelntoputdo,ioleavela
pianosatostarboard,ashekheshouldshortenhisurseby
threeknots.aboutfiveoclotheeveningtheislandwas
distindeverythingonitible,oothat
ospherepeculiartothelightheraysofthe
suncastatitssetting.
edndgazedveryeaestlyatthessofrocksallthe
varietyoftthebrightestpinktothedeepestblue;
andfroitotihischeeksflushed,hisbroist
passedoverhiseyes.neverdidagaster,uaked
oofthedie,experieheanguishoinhis
paroxysofhope.nightdattenoclocktheyanchored.the
youngaliand
overhielf,dantesuldrainhisietuosity.hehe
firsttojuonshore;andhadhedared,heus,
have”kissedhistherearth.”itatelevenoclockthe
ohedstoftheo,whoseeverywaveshesilvered,
andthen,”asdinghigh,”playedinfloodsofpalelightontherocky
hillsofthissendpelion.
theislandiliartothecreelia,itwasoneof
herregularhaunts.astodantes,hehadpasseditonhisvoyagetoand
frohelevant,butouchedatit.hequestionedjapo.”where
shallhenight”heinquired.
”hetartan,”repliedthesailor.
”shoulddobetteritos”
”grottos”
”hegrottoscavesoftheisland.”
”idonotknotos,”repliedjapo.theldssprang
forthondantesbrow.
”ontecristo”heasked.
”none.”
forantdanteseeredthatthesecaves
ghthavebeenfilledupbysoact,orevenstoppedup,forthe
sakeofgreatersecurity,bycardinalspada.thepoio
disverthehidderaosearight,and
dahereforedelayedalliigationuntiltheing.besides,
asignaldehalfaleagueoutatsea,andtoelia
repliedbyasilarsignal,indicatedthatthentforbusinesshad
e.theboatthatnoheanshat
alleinsight,,and
castanchorhinacableslengthofshore.
thenthelandingbegan.dantesreflected,ashew
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