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    toswewillgo”

    ”ishallneversagain;”repliedfaria”thisarsparalyzed;not

    forati;butforeverliftit;andjudgeifiaistaken”the

    youngnraisedthearso;perfectly

    inaniteandhelplessasighescapedhi

    ”youarenvincednoond;areyounot”askedtheabbe”depend

    uponit;iknoisaysincethefirstattackiexperiencedofthis

    lady;ihaventinuallyreflectedonitindeed;iexpectedit;for

    itisafalyinheritanyfatherandgrandfatherdiedofit

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    taken;herthanthecelebratedcabanis;and

    hepredie”

    ”thephysicianybestaken”exclaiddantes”andasforyourpoor

    arakeiyshoulders;and

    sforbothofus”

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    asansoloadedy

    strokescease;then;toalloobedupedbyvainhopes;that

    evenyouroheartrefusestobelieveinhereishall

    reintillthehourofdeliverancearrives;andthat;inallhun

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    young

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    prose”

    ”itisain”then;risingand

    extendinghishandnityovertheoldnshead;he

    slohebloodofchristisoleaveyouwhile

    youlive”

    fariagazedfondlyonhisnoblended;singlehearted;highprincipled

    youngfriend;andreadinhisuntenancealenfirtionofthe

    sincerityofhisdevotionandtheloyaltyofhispurpose

    ”thanks;”rredtheinvalid;extendingonehand”iaay

    oneofthesedaysreapthereeresteddevotionbut

    asicannot;andyouesnecessary

    tofilluptheexight;by

    chance;hearthehollosteps;andcalltheattention

    ofhisoffistancethatadisvery

    ablyleadtoourbeingseparatedgo;then;andset

    aboutthisance;

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    tillafterthejailerhisvisitedishallhavesothingofthe

    greatestiortancetonicatetoyou”

    dantestookthehandoftheabbeinhis;andaffectionatelypressed

    itfariasledenuraginglyonhiandtheyoungnretiredtohis

    task;inthespiritofobedienceandrespectoshow

    towardshisagedfriend

    chapter18thetreasure

    oingtothechaerofhispanionin

    captivity;hefoundfariaseatedandlookingposedintherayof

    lighteredbythenarroell;heheldopenin

    hislefthand;ofed;heretainedthe

    use;asheetofpaper;beingnstantlyrolledintoasll

    pass;hadtheforfacylinder;andeasilykeptopenhe

    didnotspeak;butshohepapertodantes

    ”isthat”heinquired

    ”lookatit;”saidtheabbeile

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    onlyseeahalfbutpaper;onracesofgothiccharacters

    inscribedhapeculiarkindofink”

    ”thispaper;friend;”saidfaria;”iynooyou;sincei

    havetheproofofyourfidelitythispaperistreasure;ofh;

    frohisdayforth;onehalfbelongstoyou”

    thesstartedforthondantesbroilthisdayandforhow

    longatihehadrefrainedfroalkingofthetreasure;hhad

    broughtupontheabbetheaadnesshhisinstinctive

    delicacyedndhadpreferredavoidinganytouchonthispainfulchord;

    andfariahadbeenequallysilenthehadtakenthesilenceoftheold

    nforaretutoreason;andnohesefeteredbyfaria;

    aftersopainfulacrisis;seedtoindicateaseriousrelapseinto

    ntalalienation

    ”yourtreasure”staereddantesfariasled

    ”yes;”saidhe”youhave;indeed;anoblenature;ednd;andisee

    byyourpalenessandagitationispassinginyourheartatthis

    ntno;beassured;iaotdthistreasureexists;dantes;and

    ifihavenotbeenalloopossessit;youwillyesyounoone

    e;beed;butyou;

    ustknonot;listento;andbelievesoafterwards

    ifyouwill”

    ”alas;”rrededndtohielf;”thisisaterriblerelapsethere

    ydearfriend;your

    attackhas;perhaps;fatiguedyou;hadyounotbetterreposeawhile

    torroive;buttodayiwish

    tonurseyoucarefullybesides;”hesaid;”atreasureisnotathingwe

    needhurryabout”

    ”onthentrary;itisatteroftheutstiortance;ednd”

    repliedtheoldn”dayafter;

    thethirdattaustnotallbeoveryes;

    indeed;ihaveoftenthoughthabitterjoythattheseriches;h

    aketheilies;tothose

    nethisideae;anditasted

    itsloydungeonandthedespairofcaptivity

    butnoheheloveofyou;nohatisee

    you;youngandisingfuture;nohatithinkofallthat

    yresulttoyouinthegoodfortuneofsuchadisclosure;ishudder

    atanydelay;andtrelelestishouldnotassuretooneashyas

    yourselfthepossessionofsovastanauntofhiddenond

    tuedahasigh

    ”youpersistinyourinywords

    havenotnvincedyouiseeyourequireproofshen;readthis

    paper;oanyone”

    ”torroydearfriend;”saidednd;desirousofnotyieldingto

    theoldnsdness”ithoughtitoodthat

    talkofthatuntiltorrow”

    ”thenorroreadthispaper

    today”

    ”i;”thoughtednd;andtakingthepaper;

    ofe

    accident;heread:

    ”thistreasure;ayaunttotancroost

    distantaofthesendopeningalo

    heir”25thapril;149”

    ”

    ”es;”iseenothingbutbrokenlinesandunnnected

    harerenderedillegiblebyfire”

    ”yes;toyou;friend;forthefirstti;butnot

    for;bynynightsstudy;andhave

    renstructedeveryphrase;pletedeverythought”

    ”anddoyoubelieveyouhavedisveredthehiddenaning”

    ”iaureihave;andyoushalljudgeforyourself;butfirstlistento

    thehistoryofthispaper”

    ”silence”exclaiddantes”stepsapproachigoadieu”

    anddantes;happytoescapethehistoryandexplanationhwouldbe

    suretonfirisbeliefinhisfriendsntalinstability;glided

    likeasnakealongthenarrooredbyhis

    alaroacertainauntofactivity;pushedthestoneintoplaceh

    hisfoot;andvereditatinorderthereeffectuallyto

    avoiddisvery

    itthejailer;

    hadeinpersontoseehi

    fariasatuptoreceivehiavoidingallgesturesinorderthathe

    ghtncealfrohegoveortheparalysisthathadalreadyhalf

    strickenhideathhisfearthegoveor;touched

    ightorderhioberevedtobetterquarters;andthus

    separatehiroisyoungpanionbutfortunatelythis
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    the

    ;nvinadn;for

    inhishearthefeltakindofaffection;roubledha

    slightindisposition

    duringthisti;ednd;seatedonhisbedhhisheadinhishands;

    triedtollecthisscatteredthoughtsfaria;sincetheirfirst

    acquaintance;hadbeenonallpointssorationalandlogical;so

    uch

    onallpointsuldbealliedadnesseivedas

    tohistreasure;orheofaria

    dantesreinedinhiscellallday;notdaringtoretutohisfriend;

    thinkingthustodeferthentonvinced;oncefor

    all;thattheabbeadsuchanvictionerrible

    but;toaryvisithadgone

    by;faria;notseeingtheyoungnappear;triedtoveandgetover

    thedistanceedndshudderedhe

    painfuleffortsandetodraghielfalong;his

    legakeuseofonearedndwas

    obligedtoassisthiforotherhavebeenableto

    enterbythesllapertureber

    ”hereiapursuingyourerselessly;”hesaidile

    ”youthoughttoescapenificence;butitisinvainlistento”

    edndsaanonhisbed;he

    seatedhielfonthestoolbesidehi

    ”youknoatefriend

    ofeioothis

    hylordallthehappinessieverknerich;althoughthe

    ilyhadpassedintoaproverb;andiheardthephrase

    veryoften;asrichasaspadabuthe;likepublicrur;livedon

    thisreputationforyparadiseiutorto

    hisnepheheried

    byabsolutedevotiontohisakeuptohillhehaddonefor

    duringtenyearsofunrettingkindnessthecardinalshousehad

    noseeihadoftenseennoblepatronannotatingancient

    volus;andeagerlysearilynuscriptsoneday

    forhisunavailingsearches;anddeploring

    theprostrationofndthatfollo;helookedat;and;

    slingbitterly;openedavolurelatingtothehistoryofthecityof

    rothere;inthetiethchapterofthelifeofpopealexandervi;

    hefollo:

    ”thegreatagnahadended;caesarborgia;pleted

    hisnquest;hadneedofneytopurchaseallitalythepopehadalso

    needofneytobringtterstoanendhlouisxiikingoffrance;

    idablestillinspiteofhisrecentreverses;anditwas

    neeprofitablesche;

    atterofgreatdifficultyintheioverishedndition

    ofexhausteditalyhisholinesshadanideahedeteedtoketwo

    cardinals

    ”bychoosingte;especiallyrich

    nthisheretutheholyfatherlookedforinthefirstplace;

    heuldsellthegreatappointntsandsplendidofficeshe

    cardinalsalreadyheld;andthenhehadthetstosellbesides

    therehirdpointinvieerthe

    popeandcaesarborgiafirstfoundtheturecardinals;theywere

    giovannirospigliosi;hehighestdignitiesofthe

    holysee;andan

    nobility;bothfeltthehighhonorofsuthepope

    theybitious;andcaesarborgiasoonfoundpurchasersfortheir

    appointntstheresulthatrospigliosiandspadapaidforbeing

    cardinals;andeightotherpersonspaidfortheofficesthecardinals

    heldbeforetheirelevation;andthuseighthundredthousandcrowns

    enteredintotheffersofthespeculators

    ”itistinooproceedtothelastpartofthespeculationthepope

    heapedattentionsuponrospigliosiandspada;nferreduponthehe

    insigniaofthecardinalate;andinducedtheoarrangetheiraffairs

    andtakeuptheirresidenceatrothenthepopeandcaesarborgia

    invitedthetatterofdispute

    betakeuse

    ofoneoftheanshatis

    tosay;inthefirstplace;thefauskeyocertain

    personshtherequestthattheygoandopenadesignatedcupboard

    thiskeyallironpoint;anegligenceonthe

    partofthelocksthhisoeffecttheopeningof

    thecupboard;ofhelock;thepersonked

    bythissllpoint;anddiednextdaythenthereheringhthe

    lionshead;edtogreethisfriendsh

    aclaspofthehandthelionbitthehandthusfavored;andatthe

    endoftortalcaesarproposedtohis

    father;thattheyshouldeitheraskthecardinalstoopenthecupboard;

    orshakehands;butalexandervi;replied:noothe

    to

    dinner;sothingtellsthatoneybackbesides;

    youforget;diately;while

    aprickorabiteoccasionsadelayofadayortaesargave

    reasoning;andthecardinalsly

    invitedtodinner

    ”thetableothepope;nearsan

    pierdarena;achagretreathecardinalsknewverywellby

    reportrospigliosi;quitesetuphhisneies;ha

    goodappetiteandhisstingratiatingnnerspada;aprudentn;

    andgreatlyattachedtohisonlynepheainofthehighest

    prose;tookpaperandpen;anddehishensentohis

    nephenearthevineyard;butitappearedtheservant

    didnotfindhi

    ”spadakneeant;sincechristianity;so

    enentlye;itwasnolongera

    thetyrantessage;caesarhat

    youdiebutiteileonhis

    lipstosayfrohepope;hisholinessrequestsyoutodine

    ”spadasetoutabouttosanpierdarenathepopeaed

    hithefirstsightthatattractedtheeyesofspadahatof

    hisnephee;andstrked

    attentionsspadatuedpale;ashanironical

    air;hprov
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    edthathehadanticipatedall;andthatthesnarewas

    oinquireofhis

    nepheessagethenephely

    prehendingtheaningofthequestionitoolate;forhehad

    alreadydrunkaglassofexcellentexpresslybythe

    popesbutlerspadaatthesantsa;

    otasteanhourafteriandeclared

    theyushroospadadiedonthe

    thresholdofthevineyard;thenepheaking

    signsprehend

    ”thencaesarandthepopehastenedtolayhandsontheheritage;under

    presenanbuttheinheritance

    nsistedinthisonly;ascrapofpaperonten:i

    bequeathtobelovednepheyffers;books;and;angstothers;

    breviaryhthegolders;hibeghewillpreservein

    reranceofhisaffectionateuncle

    ”theheirssoughteveryiredthebreviary;laid
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