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    aheyhroughthe

    ruecaisserie,andbytheruesaintlaurentandtheruetaras,tothe

    portsoonhesahelightsoflansigne

    thecarriagestopped,theofficerdescended,approachedtheguardhouse,

    adozensoldiersedtheelvesinorder;dantessahe

    refleusketsbythelightofthelasonthequay

    ”nedonacunt”thoughthe

    theofficeropenedthedoor,houtspeaking

    aesquestion;forhesaheranksof

    thesoldiersapassagefordfrohecarriagetotheportthetwo

    gendarsdescendedfirst,thenhewasordered

    toalightandthegendarsoneafollople

    theyadvancedtohouseofficerheldbya

    chain,nearthequay

    thesoldierslookedatdanteshanairofstupidcuriosityinan

    instanthehestesheetsoftheboat,bethe

    gendars,selfatthebo

    theboatadrift,andfoursturdyoarsnielleditrapidlytohe

    pilonatashoutfroheboat,theouthof

    theportheyesknehe

    frioulandoutsidetheinnerharbor

    theprisonersfirstfeelingagainbreathingthepure

    airforairisfreedobuthesoonsighed,forhepassedbeforela

    reserve,oingbeensohappy,andnohroughthe

    opehelaughterandrevelryofaballdantesfoldedhis

    hands,raisedhiseyestoheaven,andprayedfervently

    theboatntinuedhervoyagetheyhadpassedthetetederte,

    heansedupharo,andabouttodoublethebatterythis

    noeuvreprehensibletodantes

    ”e”askedhe

    ”youwillsoonknow”

    ”butstill”

    ”ogiveyouanyexplanation”dantes,trainedin

    discipline,kneoreabsurdthantoquestion

    subordinates,ainedsilent

    thestvagueandindtheboatthey

    akealongvoyage;thereanchor

    outsidetheharbor;hethought,perhaps,theyon

    sodistantpointheadeanyattetto

    handcuffhithisseedagoodaugurybesides,hadnotthedeputy,

    ,toldhihatprovidedhedidnotpronounce

    thedreadednaofnoirtier,hehadnothingtoapprehendhadnot

    villefortinhispresencedestroyedthefatalletter,theonlyproof

    againsthibr >

    heedsilently,strivingtopiercethroughthedarkness

    theyhadlefttheileratonneau,helighthousestood,onthe

    right,andedtothe

    prisonerthatheulddistinguishafeninefothebeach,forit

    entdidnotwa

    rcedesthatherloverhinthreehundredyardsofher

    onelightaloneefroercedes

    chaerrcedesentaloud

    cryuldbeheardbyherbutpriderestrainedhindhedidnotutter

    itadn

    hereinedsilent,hiseyesfixeduponthelight;theboaton,but

    theprisonerthoughtonlyofrcedesaninterveningelevationofland

    hidthelightdantestuedandperceivedthattheyhadgotouttosea

    hought,theyhadshippedtheiroarsand

    hoistedsail;theboatovinghthewind

    inspiteofhisrepugnancetoaddresstheguards,dantestuedtothe

    nearestgendar,andtakinghishand,

    ”rade,”saidhe,”iadjureyou,asachristianandasoldier,totell

    an,thought

    aee,andiprose

    youonhonoriittofate”

    thegendarlookedirresolutelyathispanion,uedfor

    ansintellinghiow,”and

    thegendarreplied,

    ”youareanativeofrseilles,andasailor,andyetyoudonotknow

    whereyouaregoing”

    ”onhonor,ihavenoidea”

    ”haveyounoideaever”

    ”noneatall”

    ”thatisiossible”

    ”ise,ientreat”

    ”butorders”

    ”yourordersdonotforbidyourtellingustknoen

    nutes,inhalfanhour,oranhouryouseeicannotescape,evenifi

    intended”

    ”unlessyouareblind,orhaveneverbeenoutsidetheharbor,youst

    know”

    ”idonot”

    ”lookroundyouthen”dantesroseandlookedfor

    risetheblackandfrokonh

    standstheyfortress,orethan

    threehundredyearsfuishedfoodforsonyedto

    danteslikeasalefactor

    ”thechateaudif”criedhe,”areherefor”the

    gendarsled

    ”iaotgoingtheretobeirisoned,”saiddantes;”itisonly

    usedforpolitiittednocriarethereany

    gistratesorjudgesatthechateaudif”

    ”thereareonly,”saidthegendar,”agoveor,agarrison,tukeys,

    andgoodthicke,e,donotlooksoastonished,oryou

    akethinkyouarelaughingatinretuforgoodnature”

    dantespressedthegendarshandasthoughhe

    ”youthink,then,”saidhe,”thatiaakentothechateaudiftobe

    irisonedthere”

    ”itisprobable;butthereisnooccasiontosqueezesohard”

    ”houtanyinquiry,ality”

    ”alltheforlitieshavebeengohrough;theinquiryisalready

    de”

    ”andso,inspiteofdevillefortsproses”

    ”idonotknoisedyou,”saidthegendar,

    ”butiknoakingyoutothechateaudifbutareyou

    doinghelp,rades,help”

    byarapidvent,espracticedeyehadperceived,

    dantessprangforselfintothesebutfour

    vigorousarseizedhishisfeetquittedthebottoftheboathe

    fellbackcursinghrage

    ”good”saidthegendar,placinghiskneeonhischest;”believe

    softspokengentlenagainharkye,friend,ihavedisobeyed

    firstorder,butiove,iwill

    blo”andhelevelledhiscarbineatdantes,

    thezzleagainsthistele

    foranttheideaofstrugglingind,andofsoending

    theunexpebuthebethoughthif

    devil

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