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    heabbe

    ”never;sir;”repliedthejailer;”never;onthentrary;hesotis

    asedverychbytellingstoriesoneday;too;ywife

    eaprescriptionhcuredher”

    ”ah;ah”saidthedoctor;”ididnotknohatihadarival;buti

    hope;goveor;thatyouallproperrespect”

    ”yes;yes;keyoudeasy;heshallbedecentlyinterredinthe

    nesackhatsatisfyyou”

    ”stthislastforlitytakeplaceinyourpresence;sir”inquireda

    tukey

    ”certainlybutkehasteicannotstayhereallday”other

    footsteps;goinganding;ontafterhe

    noiseofrustlingcanvasreacheddantesears;thebedcreaked;andthe

    heavyfootfallofansasoundedonthefloor;then

    thebedagaincreakedunderthedepositeduponit

    ”thisevening;”saidthegoveor

    ”ass”askedoneoftheattendants
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    ”thatisiossible;”repliedthegoveor”thechaplainofthechateau

    catoyesterdaytobegforleaveofabsence;inordertotakea

    triptohyeresforaitendtotheprisoners

    inhisabsenight

    havehadhisrequie”

    ”pooh;pooh;”saidthedoctor;pietyusualinpersonsofhis

    profession;”heisachurchngodhisprofession;andnot

    givethedeviltheapriest”ashoutof

    laughterfolloeanheoperationofputting

    thebodyinthesackwasgoingon

    ”thisevening;”saidthegoveor;hetaskwasended

    ”athour”inquiredatukey

    ”tenorelevenoclock”

    ”shallchbytherpse”

    ”ofusebeshutthedungeonasifhehat

    isall”thenthestepsretreated;andthevoicesdiedahe

    distance;thenoiseofthedoor;hitscreakinghingesandbolts

    brethanthatofsolitudeensued;the

    silenceofdeath;ruckitsicychillto

    theverysoulofdantesthenheraisedtheflagstonecautiouslyh

    hishead;andlookedberitpty;and

    dantesergedfrohetunnel

    chapter20theceteryofthechateaudif

    onthebed;atfulllength;andfaintlyillunatedbythepalelight

    thatcafrohesrude

    folds;it

    ;ahetukeysaid;stso

    littleeverythingween

    dantesandhisoldfriendnolongeruldedndlookintothose

    edtobeperatingthesteriesof

    death;nolongeruldheclaspthehanduchtoke

    hisexistenceblessedfaria;thebeneficentandcheerfulpanion;

    heedtolivesointitely;nolongerbreathed

    heseatedhielfontheedgeofthatterriblebed;andfellinto

    lanyrevery

    alonehenedtosilenceagainfaceto

    facehnothingnessaloneneveragaintoseetheface;neveragain

    tohearthevoianbeingtoearthwas

    notfariasfatethebetter;afteralltosolvetheprobleflifeat

    itssource;evenattheriskofhorriblesufferingtheideaofsuicide;

    aheerfulpresence;

    noovertheabbesdeadbody

    ”ifiulddie;”hesaid;”ishouldgowherehegoes;andshould

    assuredlyfindhigainbuthoodieitisveryeasy;”heon

    ile;”iainhere;rushonthefirstpersonthatopens

    thedoor;stranglehiandthentheye”butexcessive

    griefislikeastortsea;the

    depthstothetopofthetheideaofso

    infausadeath;andpassedsuddenlyfroespairtoanardentdesire

    forlifeandliberty

    ”dieoh;no;”heexclaid”notdienoerhavinglivedand

    sufferedsolongandsochdieyes;hadidiedyearsago;butnoo

    dieofdestinyno;i

    tolive;ishallstruggletotheverylast;ihe

    happinessofustnotforget

    thatihaveexecutionerstopunish;andperhaps;too;e

    friendstoreehere;andishalldiein

    dungeonlikefaria”ashesaidthis;hebecasilentandgazed

    straightbeforehiikeoneoveredazing

    thoughtsuddenlyhearose;liftedhishandtohisbrowasifhisbrain

    hriceroundthedungeon;andthenpaused

    abruptlybythebed

    ”justgod”hettered;”esthisthoughtisitfrohee

    sinthisdungeon;lettake

    theplaetorensider

    hisdeightnotallohoughtstobe

    distractedfroisdesperateresolution;hebentovertheappalling

    shroud;openeditade;dreherpse

    frohesack;andboreitalongthetunneltohisober;laidit

    onhisuch;tiedarounditsheadtheraghenightaroundhis

    ohhisunterpane;onceagainkissedtheiceld

    broriedvainlytoclosetheresistingeyes;hglared

    horribly;tuedtheheadtoight;

    eal;believethathewasasleep;aswas

    hisfrequentcustoenteredthetunnelagain;drehebedagainstthe

    thehidingplacetheneedle

    andthread;flungoffhisrags;thattheyghtfeelonlynakedflesh

    beneaththearsecanvas;andgettinginsidethesack;placedhielf

    inthepostureinhedeadbodyhadbeenlaid;andsehe

    uthofthesackfroheinside

    hehebeatingofhisheart;ifbyany

    sighthave

    eduntiltheeveningvisithehatthe

    goveorind;andorderthedeadbodytobereved

    earlierinthatcasehislasthoperoyednowhis

    plansade;andthisisheintendedtodoifwhilehe

    thegravediggersshoulddisverthattheywere

    bearingaliveinsteadofadeadbody;dantesdidnotintendtogive

    theitoregnizehibuteant

    toopenthesa;and;profitingbytheiralar

    es;heobetter

    purpose

    iftheytookhiotheceteryandlaidhinagrave;hewould

    alloselftobeveredhearth;andthen;asit;the

    gravediggersuldscarcelyhavetuedtheirbacksbeforehewould

    havehroughtheyieldingsoilandescapedhehopedthat

    theeit

    ifheectedinthisandtheearthprovedtooheavy;hewouldbe

    stifled;andthensochthebetter;alleshadnot

    eatensincetheprecedingevening;buthehadnotthoughtofhunger;nor

    didhethinkofitno

    eventitoreflectonanythoughtbutone

    thefirstriskthatdantesranhatthejailer;

    hiissupperatsevenoightperceivethechangethathadbeen

    de;fortunately;tesatleast;froisanthropyorfatigue;

    danteshadreceivedhisjailerinbed;
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    andthenthenplacedhisbread

    andsouponthetable;ande

    thejailerghtnotbeassilentasusual;butspeaktodantes;and

    seeingthathereceivednoreply;gotothebed;andthusdisverall

    e;dantesagonyreallybeganhishandplaced

    uponhisheartoredressitsthrobbings;hthe

    otherhehistelesfroitoti

    chillsranthroughhischedhisheartinagrasp

    oficethenhethoughtheodieyetthehourspassedon

    houtanyunusualdisturbance;anddantesknehathehadescaped

    thefirstperilitlength;aboutthehourthe

    goveorhadappointed;footstepsond

    feltthatthenthadarrived;suonedupallhisurage;held

    hisbreath;andetiheuld

    haverepressedthethrobbingofhisveinsthefootstepsthey

    thedooranddantesguessedthatthetwo

    gravediggershadetoseekhihisideaed

    intocertainty;adeinputtingdohe

    handbierthedooropened;andadiightreacheddanteseyesthrough

    thearsesackthatveredhihesahhisbed;

    athirdreiningatthedooren;

    approaities

    ”hesheavythoughforanoldandthinn;”saidone;asheraisedthe

    head

    ”theysayeveryyearaddshalfapoundtotheofthebones;”said

    another;liftingthefeet

    ”haveyoutiedtheknot”inquiredthefirstspeaker

    ”ore”hereply;

    ”icandothatthere”

    ”yes;youreright;”repliedthepanion

    ”stheknotfor”thoughtdantes

    theydepositedthesupposedrpseonthebieredndstiffenedhielf

    inordertoplaythepartofadeadn;andthentheparty;lightedby

    thenhthetorch;first;ascendedthestairssuddenlyhe

    feltthefreshandsharpnightair;anddanteskneistralwas

    bloioninrangely

    ngledthebearersonfortypaces;thenstopped;putting

    thebierdoaesheardhis

    shoesstrikingonthepavent

    ”i”heaskedhielf

    ”really;heisbynoansalightload”saidtheotherbearer;sitting

    ontheedgeofthehandbarropulseoescape;but

    fortunatelyhedidnotattetit

    ”giveusalight;”saidtheotherbearer;”orishallneverfindi

    aookingfor”thenplied;althoughnotaskedin

    thestpoliteter

    ”ond”thespade;perhaps”an

    exclationofsatisfactionindicatedthatthegravediggerhadfound

    theobjectofhissearch”hereitisatlast;”hesaid;”nothout

    sotroublethough”

    ”yes;”heansithaslostnothingbying”

    ashesaidthis;thencatoond;etallic

    substanentardwas

    fastenedroundhisfeethsuddenandpainfulviolence

    ”iedtheknot”inquiredthegravedigger;whowas

    lookingon

    ”yes;andprettytighttoo;icantellyou;”heanswer

    ”veon;then”andthebierore;andtheyproceeded

    theyadvancedfiftypacesfarther;andthenstoppedtoopenadoor;then

    forhetherockson

    hechateauisbuilt;reacheddanteseardistinctlyasthey

    forward

    ”badher”observedoneofthebearers;”notapleasantnightfora

    dipinthesea”

    ”heabberunsachanceofbeing;”saidtheother;and

    thenthereprehendthe

    jest;buthishairstooderectonhishead

    ”tlefarthera

    littlefarther;”saidtheother”youknohatthelastwas

    stoppedonhisherocks;andthegoveortoldusnext

    daythatarelessfellows”

    theyasoresteps;andthendantesfeltthatthey

    tookhionebytheheadandtheotherbytheheels;andsto

    andfro”one”saidthegravediggers;”te

    instantdantesfelthielfflungintotheairlikeawoundedbird;

    falling;falling;adehisbloodcurdlealthough

    draheheavyenedhisrapiddescent;it

    seedtohisifthefalllastedforacentury

    atlast;hahorriblesplash;hedartedlikeanarroothe

    icelder;andashedidsoheutteredashrillcry;stifledina

    ntbyhisiersionbeneaththewaves

    danteshadbeenflungintothesea;andoitsdepthsby

    athirtysixpoundshottiedtohisfeettheseaistheceteryofthe

    chateaudif

    chapter21theislandoftiboulen

    dantes;althoughstunnedandalstsuffocated;hadsufficientpresence

    ofndtoholdhisbreath;andashisrighthandpreparedashewas

    foreverychanceheldhisknifeopen;herapidlyrippedupthesack;

    extricatedhisarandthenhisbody;butinspiteofallhisefforts

    tofreehielffroheshot;hefeltitdragginghioilllower

    hethenbenthisbody;andbyadesperateeffortseveredtherdthat

    boundhislegs;atthentedasifheually

    strangledightyleapherosetothesurfaceofthesea;while

    theshotdraggeddoe

    hisshroud

    dantesedonlytogetbreath;andthendived;inordertoavoid

    beingseene;hewhere

    hehadfirstsunkhesapestuoussky;across

    hehatoccasionallysufferedatwinkling

    startoappear;beforehireand

    terrible;edandroaredasifbeforetheapproachof

    astorbehindhiblackerthanthesea;blackerthanthesky;rose

    phantoikethevaststonestructure;ed

    likearextendedtoseizetheirprey;andonthehighestrockwasa

    torchlightingtswerelooking

    atthesedoubtlessthesestrangegravediggershadheardhiscry

    dantesdivedagain;andreinedalongtibeneaththeerthiswas

    aneasyfeattohiforheusuallyattractedacroatorsin

    thebaybeforethelighthouseatrseillesthere;andwas

    unaniuslydeerintheporteup

    againtheligh
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    thaddisappeared

    hestnoeguearethenearest

    islandsofallthosethatsurroundthechateaudif;butratonneau

    andpogueareinhabited;asisalsotheisletofdautiboulenand

    leirehereforethesafestfordantesventuretheislands

    oftiboulenandleirearealeaguefrohechateaudif;dantes;

    nevertheless;deteedtokeforthebuthoouldhefindhis

    onthesahelightof

    planier;gleanginfrontofhiikeastarbyleavingthislight

    ontheright;hekepttheislandoftiboulenalittleontheleft;by

    tuingtotheleft;therefore;hebut;aswehavesaid;

    itthechateaudiftothisislandoften

    inprisonfariahadsaidtohiidleandinactive;

    ”dantes;youstnotgiveothislistlessness;youwillbedrowned

    ifyouseektoescape;andyourstrengthhasnotbeenproperlyexercised

    andpreparedforexertion”theseesears;even

    beneaththetoseeif

    hehadnotlosthisstrengthhefou
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