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you”
”no,sir,herofthose;sothiedhthisstory.”
”reallyisit”
”listen,”saidtheguide;”isaidtoself,sothingisal
inacellinhabitedbyoneprisonerforfifteenyears,soibeganto
soundthewall.”
”ah,”eeringtheabbestes.
”aftersosearch,ifoundthattheflaveahollohe
headofthebed,andatthehearth.”
”yes,”saidtheunt,”yes.”
”iraisedthestones,andfound”
”aropeladderandsotools”
”hoent.
”idonotkno,becausethatsortofthingisgenerally
foundinprisonerscells.”
”yes,sir,aropeladderandtools.”
”andhaveyoutheet”
”no,sir;isoldtheovisitreat
ethi.”
”patiently.
”asortofbook,tenuponstripsofcloth.”
”goachit,goodfellobeihope,youwilldo
well.”
”i,sir;”andtheguideout.thek
dohesideofthebed,hhadedintoanaltar.
”oh,sendfather,”heexclaid,”thoueliberty,
knohouo
ourselves,uldstuandthesceofgoodandevil;ifinthe
depthsofthetotherestillreinsothinghinush
respondtothevoiceofthoseoh;ifafterdeaththe
souleverrevisittheplaceshen,
nobleheart,sublisoul,theniheebythepateallovethou
didstbear,bythefilialobediene
sign,sorevelationrevefroethereinsofdoubt,h,if
itustbeererse”theuntbowedhis
head,andclaspedhishandstogether.
”here,sir,”saidavoicebehindhi
ntecristoshuddered,andarose.thenciergeheldoutthestripsof
clothuponind.the
nuscriptsof
italy.theuntseizedithastily,hiseyesiediatelyfelluponthe
epigraph,andheread,”thoushalttearoutthedragoh,and
shalltralethelionsunderfoot,saiththelord.”
”ah,”heexclaid,”hereisahanks.”
andfeelinginhispoallpocketbook,h
ntaienbanknotes,eachof1,000.francs.
”here,”hesaid,”takethispocketbook.”
”doyougiveitto”
”yes;butonlyonnditionthatyougone;”
andplaginhisbreastthetreasurehehadjustfound,ore
valuabletohihantherichestjeoftherridor,
andreaarseilles”then,ashedeparted,he
fixedhiseyesupontheglooprison.”othosewho
hatchedprison;andothosethat
ihere”asherepassedthecatalans,theunttuedaroundand
buryinghisheadinhisurredthenaofaaory
plete;tehisdoubts.thenahepronounced,
inavoiountingalsttolove,hatofhaidee.
onlanding,theuoetery,sureof
findingrrel.he,too,tenyearsago,hadpiouslysoughtoutato,
andsoughtitvainly.he,illions,hadbeen
uofindthegraveofhisfather,hunger.
rrelhadindeedplacedacrossoverthespot,butithadfallendown
andthegravediggerhadbutit,ashedidalltheoldhe
churchyard.theerthadbeeunate.dyinginthe
arofhischildren,hehadbeenbytheaidbythesideofhis
ieitybytweslabsof
rble,ones,herside
ofalittleenclosure,railedin,andshadedbyfourcypresstrees.
rreleicallyfixinghiseyes
onthegraves.hisgriefhatheonscious.
”xilian,”saidtheunt,”youshouldnotlookonthegraves,but
there;”andhepointedupwards.
”thedeadareeveryeso
asparis”
”xilian,”saidtheunt,”youaskedduringthejoueytoallow
youtoreinsodaysatrseilles.doyoustillodoso”
”ihavenoeless
painfullyherethananywhereelse.”
”soustleaveyou;buticarryyourh
,doinot”
”ah,unt,ishallfetit.”
”no,youanofhonor,rrel,
becauseyouhavetakenanoath,andareabouttodosoagain.”
”oh,unt,havepityupon.iaounhappy.”
”ihaveknoanorrel.”
”iossible”
”alas,”saidyofouaturealo
believeourselveschreunhappythanthosewhogroanbyoursides”
”oreanallhelovedand
desiredintheworld”
”listen,rrel,andpayattentiontoabouttotellyou.i
kneanwholikeyouhadfixedallhishopesofhappinessupona
an.heheloved,abetrothed
brideheadored.hearryher,he
akeusdoubtthegoodnessof
providehatprovidencedidnotafterselfby
provingthatallisbutaansofndugtoanend,ohose
istress,ofthefutureofhhehad
dreadforinhisblindnesshefotheuldohepresent,
andcasthintoadungeon.”
”ah,”saidrrel,”osadungeoninaonth,orayear.”
”hereiherefourteenyears,rrel,”saidtheunt,plaghis
handontheyoungnsshoulder.xilianshuddered.
”fourteenyears”hettered”fourteenyears”repeatedtheunt.
”duringthattihehadnyntsofdespair.healso,rrel,like
you,nsideredhielftheunhappiestofn.”
”orrel.
”throughhun
ans.atfirst,perhaps,hedidnheinfinitercyofthe
lord,butatlasthetookpatiendiraculously
lefttheprison,transford,rich,pocrywasforhis
father;butthatfatherwasdead.”
”father,too,isdead,”saidrrel.
”yes;butyourfatherdiedinyourar,happy,respected,rid
fullofyears;hisf
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