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    eyes,againdaedhissearch.

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    andstrainedhisvieocatcheverypeculiarityofthelandscape;

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    onitbrokenssesofroentsofcrulinggranite,

    filliersticeshearth,intolyied

    rapidlygroyrtleandfloho,

    thencarefullyeringtheseions,hescrupulouslyeffaced

    everytraceoffootsteps,leavingtheapproachtothecaveas

    savagelookinganduntroddenashehadfoundit.thisdone,he

    iatientlyapanions.toonte

    cristoforthepurposeofost

    incalculablerichesthathadthusfallenintohispossessionsatisfied

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    hielfethis

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    ,hestillsufferedacutelyfroislateact.

    hetheninquiredhoheyhadfaredirip.tothisquestionthe

    sgglersrepliedthat,althoughsuccessfulinlandingtheircargoin

    safety,theyhadscarcelydonesoheyreceivedintelligea

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    sailto.thisobligedtheokeallthespeedtheyuldto

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    thecreicularlyjapo,expressedgreatregretsthatdantes

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    faiindiiletoescapehittheenurationofall

    thebesheoquittheisland;

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    abarkedthatsaevening,andproceededhthecaptainto

    legho.arrivedatlegho,herepairedtothehouseofajew,adealer

    inpreallestdiands

    forfivethousandfrancseach.danteshalffearedthatsuchvaluable

    jeselfghtexcite

    suspiequestions

    ngabargainbyofatleast

    eightypert.

    thefolloespresentedjapohairelynewvessel,

    ayibyadonationofonehundredpiastres,thathe

    ghtprovidehielfhasuitablecreherrequisitesforhis

    outfit,uponnditionthathearseillesforthe

    purposeofinquiringafteranoldnnadlouisdantes,residing

    inthealleesdeillan,andalsoayoungancalledrcedes,an

    inhabitantofthecatalanvillage.japouldscarcelybelievehis

    sereceivingthisgnifitpresent,eshasteo

    aerelybeenasailorfronda

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    likedtospend;butthatonhisarrivalatleghohehadeinto

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    boardtheyoungaliahavingexpired,daookleaveofthecaptain,

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    portunehiurther.thefollooingjaposetsail

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    ntecristo.

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    futureplans.thendantesdepartedfenoa.atthentofhis

    arrivalasllyachtrialinthebay;thisyachthadbeen

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    thenstruoffastsailingvessels,wasdesirousofpossessinga

    speoftheirskill;thepriceagreedupoan

    andthegenoesebuilderythousandfrancs.daruckh

    thebeautyandcapabilityofthelittlevessel,appliedtoitsoo

    traohisixtythousandfrancs,uponnditionthat

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