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    thatheherdiehaheagonyhe

    slightestventsthi”hepatroay

    happen,itshallneverbesaidthatradelikeyou.

    ohesailors,

    although,notoneopposedit.thepatronrictthatthishe

    firsttitheyhadeverseenhiiveupaerprise,orevendelay

    initsexecution.dantesallohatanysufraof

    regularandproperrulesshouldbedeinhisfavor.”no,no,”hesaid

    tothepatron,”iisjustthatipaythepenaltyof

    ess.leaveasllsupplyofbiscuit,agun,powder,and

    balls,tokillthekidsordefeneed,andapickaxe,thati

    ybuildashelterifyoudelayiningbae.”

    ”butyoulldieofhunger,”saidthepatron.

    ”iondreply,”thansuffertheinexpressible

    agoniesoventcauses.”thepatrontued

    toheshelittleharbor,

    and,hsailspartlyset,oilet

    shouldbepleted.

    ”arealtese”askedthecaptain.”leaveyou

    hereso,aay.”

    ”go,go”exclaiddantes.

    ”atleastaust

    runoutofourursetoehereandtakeyouupagain.”

    ”es,”ifinthreedaysyouhailanyfishingboat,

    desiretheoehereto.iy

    passagebae.”

    thepatronshookhishead.

    ”listen,captainbaldi;theresolingthis,”saidjapo.

    ”doyougo,andian.”

    ”andgiveupyourshareoftheventure,”saidednd,”toreinh

    ”

    ”yes,”saidjapo,”andhoutaation.”

    ”yoodfelloesste,”repliedednd,

    ”andheavenpenseyouforyenerousiions;butido

    note.adayorteup,

    andihopeishallfindangtherockscertainherbsstexcellentfor

    bruises.”

    apeculiarslepassedoverdanteslips;hesqueezedjaposhand

    ly,butnothinguldshakehisdeternationtoreinandrein

    alohesgglersleftondhehadrequesteda

    sail,butnotes,aiking

    signsofardialfareondrepliedhhishand

    only,asifheuldherestofhisbody.then,hey

    haddisappeared,hesaidile,”tisstraitshouldbe

    angsuthation.”then

    hedraggedhielfhhehad

    afullviepleteher

    preparationsforsailing,hor,and,balangherselfas

    gracefullyasaerfotakestothesail.at

    theendofanhourshepletelyoutofsight;atleast,itwas

    iossiblefortheantoseeheranylongerfrohespotwhere

    heileandlightthanthekidangthe

    rtlesandshrubsoftheseookhisguninonehand,his

    pickaxeiher,andhasteoarks

    hehadernated.”andnoed,reeriale

    ofthearabianfishern,,”now,open

    sesa”

    chapter24.thesecretcave.

    thesunhadnearlyreachedtheridian,andhissrgraysfell

    fullontherocks,edtheelvessensibleoftheheat.

    thousandsofgrasshoppers,hiddeninthebushes,chirpedha

    notonousanddullheleavesofthertleandolivetreeswaved

    andrustlediookhedisturbed

    thelizardsglitteringerald;afaroffhesaw

    thecragt.inaheislandwas

    inhabited,yetedhielfalone,guidedbythehandofgod.he

    feltanindeseakintodreadthatdreadof

    thedaylightakesusfearchedand

    observed.thisfeelingontondwas

    abouttobeginhislabor,hestopped,laiddokaxe,seizedhis

    gun,uhesuitofthehighestrodfrohencegazed

    roundineverydire.

    butituponrsica,theveryhousesofhheuld

    distinguish;oronsardiniorontheislandofelba,hits

    historiostierceptiblelihatto

    theexperiencedeyeofasailoralonerevealedtheastofgenoa

    theproud,ahercial,thathegazed.itthe

    brigantihathadleftintheing,aanthathadjust

    setsail,thatedndfixedhiseyes.thefirstdisappearing

    iraitsofbonifacio;theother,folloedire,

    .he

    thenlookedattheobjeearhihesahathehehighest

    pointoftheisland,astatueonthisvastpedestalofgrahing

    hunappearinginsight,heblueobeatagainstthebaseof

    theisland,andveredit.thenhedesdedh

    cautiousandsloilartothat

    hehadsoadroitlyfeignedshouldhappey.

    dantes,asarksalongtherocks,andhe

    hadnotiallcreek,he

    bathofsoanyh.thiscreeklyits

    uth,aheitoftheentranall

    vesseloftheluggerclass,

    observation.

    thenfolloheclehat,inthehandsoftheabbefaria,had

    beensoskilfullyusedtoguidehihroughthedaedalianlabyrinthof

    probabilities,hethoughtthatthecardinalspada,anxiousnottobe

    ched,hadehecreek,ncealedhislittlebarque,followed

    thelihenotchesintherodattheendofithad

    buriedhistreasure.ithisideathathadbroughtdantesbackto

    theond,aroyedhis

    theory.hohisros,havebeen

    liftedtothisspot,anynsuddenlyanidea

    flashedaind.insteadofraisingit,thoughthe,theyhave

    lotheroordertoihebase

    onerlystood.hesoonperceivedthataslopehadbeen

    ford,andtherockhadslidalongthisuntilitstoppedatthespot

    itnocupied.alarges

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