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    thatreasonihavegiveopasstheisland,for,asyousee,the

    fireisbehindus.”

    ”butthisfire”ntinuedfranz.”itseetoratherreassuringthan

    otherenobeseenlightafire.”

    ”oh,thatgoesfoothing,”saidgaetano.”ifyouguessthe

    positionoftheislandinthedarkness,youhatthefire

    thesideorfroianosa,butonlyfrohesea.”

    ”youthink,then,thisfireindicatesthepresenceofunpleasant

    neighbors”

    ”thatisustfindout,”retuedgaetano,fixinghiseyeson

    thisterrestrialstar.

    ”ho”

    ”youshallsee.”gaetanonsultedpanions,andafterfive

    nutesdisanoeuvreedhevesselto

    tackabout,theyretuedthee,andies

    thefiredisappeared,hiddenbyaionoftheland.thepilot

    againgedtheurseoftheboat,he

    island,andhinfiftypacesofit.gaetanolohesail,

    acatorest.allthisthe

    ntthattheirurseawordoken.

    gaetano,heexpedition,hadtakenallthe

    responsibilityohefoursailorsfixedtheireyesonhi

    selvesinreadiorow

    ahankstothedarkness,bedifficult.asfor

    franz,heexanedhisarostolness;hehadtwo

    doublebarrelledgunsandarifle;heloadedthelookedatthe

    pring,ahecaptainhadthrownoff

    hisvestandshirt,andsecuredhistrousersroundhis;hisfeet

    ogstotakeoff;afterthese

    preparationsheplacedhisfingeronhislips,andloself

    noiselesslyintothesea,stoheshorehsuchprecaution

    thatitpossibletoheartheslightestsound;heuldonly

    betracedbythephosphorestlineinhisracksoon

    disappeared;itthathehadtouchedtheshore.everyoneon

    boardreiionlessforhalfanhour,elunoustrack

    red

    franzandthesailorsinunison.

    ”theyarespanishsgglers,”saidhe;”theyhavetan

    bandits.”

    ”andugglers”

    ”alas,”retuedthecaptainostprofoundpity,

    ”alohelpoher.veryoftenthebanditsarehard

    pressedbygendarsorcarbineers;heyseeavessel,andgood

    felloeanddendhospitalityofus;you

    trefusehelptoapoorhunteddevil;,andfreatersecurityandouttosea.thisstsusnothing,andsaves

    thelife,oratleasttheliberty,ofafelloure,he

    firstoesafespotwhere

    houtinterruption.”

    ”ah”saidfranz,”thenygleroccasionally,gaetano”

    ”yourexcellency,ustlivesohoiling

    ierably.

    ”thenyoukecristo”

    ”oh,yes,asons,andregnizeeachotherby

    signs.”

    ”anddoyouthinkhingtofearifweland”

    ”nothingatall;sgglersarenotthieves.”

    ”butthesets”saidfranz,calculatingthecesof

    peril.

    ”itisnottheirfaultthattheyarebandits,butthatofthe

    authorities.”

    ”howso”

    ”beadeastiff,asifitina

    rsiself.”

    ”eanbyhaviiffhavingassassinatedan”

    saidfranz,ntinuinghisiigation.

    ”ianthattheyhavekilledanene,

    thing,”retuedthecaptain.

    ”ausdendhospitalityofthese

    sgglersandbandits.doyouthi”

    ”houtdoubt.”

    ”hoahey”

    ”four,aakesix.”

    ”justouuer,sothatiftheyprovetroubleso,o

    holdtheeertontecristo.”

    ”yes,butyourexcellencyitustotakealldueprecautions.”

    ”byallans,beasore

    tha,iexhortyou.”

    ”silehen”saidgaetano.

    everyoneobeyed.foranionin

    itstruelight,ithedarknessh

    sailorshedidnotknoobedevotedto

    hihathehadseveralthousandfranhisbelt,andwho

    hadoftenexanedhisiful,ifnoth

    envy,atleasthcuriosity.oherhaoland,

    en,onanislandhhad,indeed,

    averyreligiousna,buttofranzlikelytoafford

    hiuugglersandbandits.thehistory

    ofthescuttledvessels,probableduringtheday,

    seedveryprobableatnight;placedashewopossible

    sourcesofdanger,hekepthiseyeonthecrew,andhisguninhis

    hand.thesailorshadagainhoistedsail,andthevesselore

    cleavingtheore

    aingshorealowas

    sailing,andthen,astheyroundedarockypoint,hesaore

    brilliantthanever,andaboutitfiveorsixpersoed.theblaze

    illuheseaforahundredpacesaround.gaetanoskirtedthelight,

    carefullykeepiintheshadohen,heye

    thefire,hesteeredtothetreofthecircle,singingafishing

    song,ofpanionssungthechorus.atthefirstwordsof

    thesongtheedroundthefirearoseandapproachedthe

    landingplace,theireyesfixedo,evidentlyseekingto

    knoersheiriions.theysoon

    appearedsatisfiedauedhtheexceptionofone,who

    reiheshoretotheirfire,athecarcassofagoatwas

    roastianon

    thebeach,safterthennerof

    asentinel,andcried,”esthere”insardinian.franzolly

    ckedbothbarrels.gaetanothenexgedafean

    hetravellerdidnotuand,butlynceed

    hi”e,orreiningnito”asked

    thecaptain.

    ”nastrestunknoerelysayiafrentravel

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