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    edhispast

    lifeposure,and,lookingforhterrortohisfuture

    existeniddlelihatseedtoaffordhirefuge

    ”sotis,”saidhe,”invoyages,anandnded

    othe,ihaveseentheheavensover,the

    storrise,and,likeanstrousbird,beatingtheth

    itsyvesselbled

    andshookbeforetheteestsoonthefuryofthehesight

    ofthesharprocksannouncedtheapproachofdeath,anddeaththen

    terrified,andiusedallskillandintelligenceasananda

    sailortostruggleagainstthehofgodbutididsobecauseiwas

    happy,becauseihadnoturteddeath,becausetobecastuponabed

    ofrocksandseaedterrible,becauseihati,a

    creaturedefortheserviceofgod,shouldserveforfoodtothegulls

    andravensbutnoeto

    life,deathslesandinvitestorepose;idieafteroanner,

    idieexhaustedandbrokenspirited,asifallasleeped

    threethousandtisroundcell”

    nosoonerhadthisideatakenpossessionofhihanhebecare

    posed,arrangedhisuchtothebestofhispoelittleand

    sleptless,andfoundexistencealstsupportable,becausehefeltthat

    heuldthroenttethods

    ofselfdestructionselfhhis

    handkerchieftothearvation

    butthefirstdanteshadalertainedthe

    greatesthorrorofpirates,;hewould

    notdiebyedaninfausdeathheresolvedtoadoptthe

    send,andbeganthatdaytocarryouthisresolvenearlyfouryears

    hadpassedaarkthe

    lapseofti

    dantessaid,”iannerofhisdeath,

    andfearfulofchanginghisnd,hehadtakenanoathtodie”y

    ingandeveningalsarebrought,”thoughthe,”i

    outofthe”

    hekepthisout,throughthebarredaperture,

    theprovisionshisjailerbroughthitfirstgayly,thenh

    deliberation,andatlasthregretnothingbuttherellection

    ofhisoathgavehitrengthtoproceedhungerdeviandsonce

    repugnant,noable;heheldtheplateinhishandforanhour

    atati,andgazedthoughtfullyattherselofbadat,oftainted

    fish,ofblackanduldybreadithelastyeaingforlife

    ntendingedless

    sore,hisprospectslessdesperateheillyounghewas

    onlyfourorfiveandtyhehadnearlyfiftyyearstolive

    unforseeneventsghtnotopenhisprisondoor,andrestorehio

    libertythenheraisedtohislipstherepastthat,likeavoluntary

    tantalus,herefusedhielf;buthethoughtofhisoath,andhe

    breakithepersisteduntil,atlast,hehadnotsufficient

    strengthtoriseandcasthissupperoutoftheloopholethenext

    ingheuldnotseeorhear;thejailerfearedhewasdangerously

    illedndhopedhewasdying

    thusthedaypassedaondfeltasortofstupor

    ostofntent;thegna

    hisstochhadceased;histhirsthadabated;losedhiseyes

    hesayriadsoflightsdanlikethehewisps

    thatplayaboutthershesitysterious

    untrycalleddeath

    suddenly,aboutnineoondheardahollowsound

    inthehhewaslying

    sonyloathsoanilsinhabitedtheprison,thattheioisedid

    not,ingeneral,butherabstinencehadquickenedhis

    faculties,orond

    raisedhisheadandlisteneditade

    byahugeentattackingthe

    stones

    althoughansbraininstantlyrespondedtotheidea

    thathauntsallprisonerslibertyitseedtohihatheavenhad

    atlengthtakenpityonhiandhadsentthisnoisetoonthe

    verybrinkoftheabyssperhapsoneofthosebelovedoneshehadso

    oftenthoughtof,andstrivingtodinishthe

    distancethatseparatedthe

    no,no,doubtlesshes

    thatforerundeath

    edndstillheardthesounditlastednearlythreehours;hethen

    heardanoiseofsothingfalling,andall

    sohoursafteroredistinctednd

    enselyinterestedsuddenlythejailerentered

    foraodie,andduringthefourdaysthat

    hehadbeenondhadnotspokentothe

    attendant,hadnotansatter

    ,andtuedhisfacetotheoocuriously

    athibutnoighthearthenoiseandputanendto

    it,andsodestroyarayofsothinglikehopethatsoothedhislast

    nts

    thejailerbroughthiisbreakfastdantesraisedhielfupandbegan

    totalkabouteverything;aboutthebadqualityofthefood,aboutthe

    ldnessofhisdungeon,grulingandplaining,inordertohavean

    excuseforspeakinglouder,andhepatienceofhisjailer,

    ofkindnessofhearthadbroughtbrothandebreadforhis

    prisoner

    fortunately,hefanciedthatdanteshefood

    ontherie

    reandredistinct

    ”thereeprisonerwho

    isstrivingtoobtainhisfreedooh,ifiheretohelp

    hisuddenlyanotherideatookpossessionofhisnd,sousedto

    sfortune,thatitheideathatthe

    noiseadebyenthegoveorhadorderedtorepairthe

    neighboringdungeon

    itoascertainthis;buthohequestionit

    ocallhisjailersattentiontothenoise,andchhis

    untenaneansdestroy

    hopesfarreiortantthantheshortlivedsatisfactionofhisown

    ondsbrainillsofeeblethathe

    uldnotbendhisthoughtstoanythinginparticular

    hesaeansofrestoringlucidityandcleaesstohis

    judgnthetuedhiseyestohesouphejailerhad

    brought,rose,staggeredto,raisedthevesseltohislips,and

    drankoffthententshafeelin

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