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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