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    offeredhiethedraft,andsig.”here,”hesaid,”hereisa

    draftatsight.”

    ”andhereisyourfohefowl;

    itappearedverythinforthepriceithadst.asforpeppino,he

    exahepaperattentively,putitintohispocket,andntinued

    eatinghispease.

    chapter116.thepardon.

    thedaydanglarsainlytheairofthat

    dungeoniveofappetite.theprisonerexpectedthat

    heihehad

    ncealedhalfofhisfohebreadintheerofhis

    cell.buthehadnosooenthahirsty;hehadfotten

    that.hestruggledagainsthisthirsttillhistongueclavetothe

    roofofhisuth;then,nolongerabletoresist,hecalledout.the

    sentinelopehedoor;ithoughtitwouldbe

    bettertotransactbusinesshhisoldacquaintance,sohesentfor

    peppino.”hereiayourexcellency,”saidpeppino,haneageess

    .”doyou”

    ”sothingtodrink.”

    ”yourexcellenoe.”

    ”thengiveer,”crieddanglars,endeavtoparrytheblow.

    ”oh,orescarcethanherehas

    beensuchadrought.”

    ”e,”thoughtdanglars,”itisthesaoldstory.”andwhilehe

    sledasheattetedtardtheaffairasajoke,hefelthis

    telesgetisthperspiration.

    ”e,friend,”saiddanglars,seeingthathedenoiressionon

    peppino,”youeaglassofwine”

    ”ihavealreadytoldyouthatsellatretail.”

    ”ehaveabottleoftheleastexpensive.”

    ”theyareallthesaprice.”

    ”andisthat”

    ”tyfivethousandfrancsabottle.”

    ”tell,”crieddanglars,inatoeessharpagonalone

    hasbeehatyoueof

    all;itepieceal.”

    theserinlieresedyof”lavare.”ed.

    ”itispossiblesuchybethestersiion.”

    ”thesterwhoishe”

    ”thepersontoyouedyesterday.”

    ”whereishe”

    ”here.”

    ”letseehi”

    ”paappearedbeforedanglars.

    ”yousentfor”hesaidtotheprisoner.

    ”areyou,sir,thechiefofthepeopleehere”

    ”yes,yourexcellency.then”

    ”ho”

    ”relythe5,000,000youhaveaboutyou.”danglarsfeltadreadful

    spasartthroughhisheart.”butthisisallihaveleftinthe

    une.ifyoudepriveofthat,

    takeaylifealso.”

    ”oshedyourblood.”

    ”andbyareyouforbidden”

    ”byhieobey.”

    ”youdo,then,obeysoone”

    ”yes,achief.”

    ”ithoughtyousaidyouhechief”

    ”soiafthesen;butthereisanotherover.”

    ”anddidyoursuperiororderyoutotreatinthisway”

    ”yes.”

    ”butpurseed.”

    ”probably.”

    ”e,”saiddanglars,”illion”

    ”no.”

    ”tillionsthreefoure,fouritoyouon

    nditionthatyouletgo.”

    ”e4,000,000forish5,000,000thisisa

    kindofusury,bahatidonotuand.”

    ”takeall,thentakeall,itellyou,andkill”

    ”e,e,calourself.youeyourblood,andthatwould

    produore

    enocal.”

    ”butoreopayyou”askedtheinfuriated

    danglars.

    ”thenyoustsufferhunger.”

    ”sufferhunger”saiddanglars,beingpale.

    ”stlikely,”repliedvaaolly.

    ”butyousayyoudonote”

    ”no.”

    ”ayoueperishhhunger”

    ”ah,thatisadifferentthing.”

    ”hen,ous

    ent,kill

    ,butyoushallnothavesignatureagain”

    ”asyourexcellencypleases,”saidvaa,asheleftthecell.danglars,

    raving,threselfoskin.enbewhowas

    theinvisiblechiefuldbehisiionstoandwhy,

    ed,ghthenotalsobe

    oh,yes;certainlyaspeedy,violeheansof

    deies,h

    sueinhis

    life,danglarseddeathixtureofdreadanddesire;

    thetihadeplacablespectre,ind

    ofeveryhuure,arrestedhisattentionandcalledouth

    everypulsationofhisheart,”thoushaltdie”

    danglarsreseledatidaedinthechase;firstitflies,

    thendespairs,andatlast,bytheveryforetis

    succeedsineludingitspursuers.danglarsditatedanescape;butthe

    antingreadingattheonlyoutletto

    thecell,andbehindthatnshapesardhgunsntinuallypassed.

    hisresolutionnottosignlastedterhheoffereda

    llionforsofood.theysenthignifitsupper,andtookhis

    llion.

    frohistitheprisonerresolvedtosuffeolonger,buttohave

    everythingheadea

    splendiddinner,hereedhisats,andfoundthathehadonly

    50,000frahenastraiontookplace;he

    abandoned5,000,000endeavoredtosavethe50,000francshehadleft,

    andsoohahepheresolvedtoenteragainuponalifeof

    privatioionof

    dness.heehadfottengod,beganto

    thinkthatraclesightbe

    disveredbytheofficersofthepapalstates,;

    thatthenheaining,to

    savehirotarvation;andfinallyheprayedthatthissuight

    bepreservedtohiandasheprayedhe.threedayspassedthus,

    duriishe

    achedonapallet;he,

    also,wasdyingofhunger.

    onthefourth,hean,butalivingrpse.hehad

    pierals,andwas

    beginnihettinghefloorofhiscell.then

    heeedpeppino,ashefood;

    heofferedhi,000franouthfulofbread.butpeppinodidnot

    ans

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