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www.192.twhefifthdayhedraggedhielftothedoorofthecell.
”areyounotachristian”hesaid,fallingonhisknees.”doyouwish
toassassinateany
forrfriends,forrfriends”herred,andfellhhisface
totheground.thenrisingindespair,heexclaid,”thechief,the
chief”
”hereia”saidvaa,instantlyappearing;”doyou”
”takelastgold,”ttereddanglars,holdingouthispocketbook,
”alivehere;iasknoreforlibertyionlyasktolive”
”thenyousufferagreatdeal”
”oh,yes,yes,cruelly”
”still,therehavebeehanyou.”
”idonotthinkso.”
”yes;thosewhohavediedofhunger.”
danglarsthoughtoftheoldn,inhishoursofdeliriuhe
hadseengroaningonhisbed.hestruckhisforeheadonthegroundand
groaned.”yes,”hesaid,”therehavebeensoore
thanihave,butthehavebeenrtyrsatleast.”
”doyourepent”askedadeep,solevoice,hcauseddanglarshair
tostandonend.hisfeebleeyesendeavoredtodistinguishobjects,and
behindthebandithesaanenvelopedinacloak,halflostinthe
shadon.
”ofustirepent”staereddanglars.
”oftheevilyouhavedone,”saidthevoice.
”oh,yes;oh,yes,idoindeedrepent.”aruckhisbreasth
hiseciatedfist.
”thenifiveyou,”saidthen,droppinghiscloak,andadvangto
thelight.
”theuntofnteorepalefroerrorthan
hehadbeenjustbeferandsery.
”youarestakeniaottheuntofntecristo.”
”thenwhoareyou”
”iaeyousoldanddishonorediaerothedyou
prostitutediaeuponyoutraledthatyoughtraise
yourselftofortuodieof
hungeriaeyoualsoostarvation,and
fivesyou,beednddantes”
danglarsutteredacry,andfellprostrate.”rise,”saidtheunt,
”yourlifeissafe;thesagoodfortunehasnothappeoyour
aad,theotherdead.keepthe50,000francsyouhave
leftigivetheoyou.the5,000,000youstolefrohehospitalshas
beeoredtotheyanunknoanddrink;iwill
eainyoutonight.vaa,anissatisfied,lethie
free.”danglarsreinedprostrateheunthdrew;whenhe
raisedhisheadhesahepassagenothingbut
ashadohebanditsbootheunts
dires,danglarspa,thebest
totheroad,and
poihepostchaise,lefthieaningagainstatree.hereined
thereallnight,notknodawnedhesaw
thathe;heselftowards
it.ashestoopeddoe
entirelye.
chapter117.thefifthofoctober.
itsixoclotheevening;anopalloredlight,through
nalsusgoldenrays,desdedontheblueo.
theheatofthedayhadgraduallydecreased,andalightbreezearose,
seengliketherespirationofnatureonathebuing
siestaofthesouth.adeliciouszephyrplayedalosof
thediterranean,andshoretoshoretheseof
plants,ngledellofthesea.
alightya,idstthe
firstdenselake,extendingfroibraltarto
thedardanelles,andfrounistovehevesselreseleda
**soheheer.it
advancedslyandgracefully,leavingbehinditaglitteringstretch
offoabydegreesthesundisappearedbehindtheehorizon;but
asthoughtoprovethetruthofthefancifulideasihenthology,
itsindistofeveryhe
godoffirehadjustsunkuponthebosofahitrite,whoinvain
endeavoredtohideherloverbehherazureheyachtved
rapidlyon,thoughtheredidnotappeartobesuffitoruffle
thecurlsontheheadofayounggirl.standingontheproall
n,ofadarkplexion,hdilatihattheywere
approagadarkssoflandintheshapeofane,hrose
frohedstoftheonte
cristo”askedthetraveller,toe
subtted,inalancholyvoice.
”yes,yourexcellency,”saidthecaptain,”.”
””repeatedthetravellerinaof
indescribablesadhenheadded,inaloone,”yes;thatisthe
haven.”andthenheagainpluoatrainofthought,thecharacter
ofile,thanitwouldhavebeenby
tears.afeier,inguished
instantly,sreachedthe
yacht.
”yourexcellency,”saidthecaptain,”thathelandsignal,willyou
answeryourself”
”signal”thecaptainpoioheisland,upthesideof
eofske,increasingasitrose.”ah,yes,”he
said,asifaadrea”giveitto.”
thecaptaingavehiloadedcarbihetravellerslo,
andfiredintheair.teerhesailswerefurled,and
theysfrohelittleharbor.the
gigenandaxswain.
thetravellerdesded,andinsteadofsittingdothesteofthe
boat,dation,
stoodupscrossed.theroed,theiroarshalf
liftedoutoftheer,likebirdsdryingtheirwings.
”givehetraveller.theeightoarsfellintothesea
siltaneouslyhoutsplashingadropofer,a,yielding
totheiulsion,glidedforselves
inalittleharbor,fordinanaturalcreek;theboatgrouhe
finesand.
”ounttheshouldersoftwoofour
n,theyananshisinvitation
hagestureofindifferendsteppedoutoftheboat;thesea
iediatelyrosetohisurredthe
pilot,”youshouldnothavedoneso;ourster.”
theyoungnntioadvance,follohesailors,hose
afirooting.thirtystridesbrough
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