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    gofindescribablepleasurehehad

    oftenheardthatshiphroughhavingeagerly

    devouredtooondreplacedonthetablethebreadhewas

    abouttodevour,andretuedtohisuchhedidnotodiehe

    soonfeltthathisideasbecaagainllectedheuldthink,and

    strengthenhisthoughtsbyreasoningthenhesaidtohielf,”ist

    putthistothetest,butprosinganybodyifitisa

    an,ineedbutknockagainsttheowork,

    inordertofindoutashis

    occupationissanctionedbythegoveor,heeitif,on

    thentrary,itisaprisoner,thenoiseikehihewill

    cease,andnotbeginagainuntilhethinkseveryoneisasleep”

    edndroseagain,butthistihislegsdidnottrele,andhissight

    toaerofhisdungeon,detachedastone,and

    ehestruckthrice

    atthefirstbloagic

    edndlistenedintently;anhourpassed,twohourspassed,andnosound

    thethere

    fullofhope,edndsouthfulsofbreadander,

    and,thankstothevigorofhisnstitution,foundhielfwellnigh

    revered

    thedaypassedaehoutrecurrenceof

    thenoise

    ”itisaprisoner,”saidedndjoyfullythenightpassedinperfect

    silenceednddidnotclosehiseyes

    intheingthejailerbroughthireshprovisionshehadalready

    devouredthoseofthepreviousday;heatetheselisteninganxiouslyfor

    thesound,heironbarsof

    theloophole,restoringvigorandagilitytohislisbyexercise,and

    sopreparinghielfforhisfuturedestinyatintervalshelistened

    toleaifthenoisehadnotbegunagain,andgrepatientatthe

    prudenceoftheprisoner,guesshehadbeendisturbedbya

    self

    threedayspassedseventytedioushoursedoff

    bynutes

    atlengthoneevening,asthejailerforthelastti

    thatnight,dantes,eatthewall,

    fanperentangthestoneshe

    vedaollecthisthoughts,and

    thenbackandlistened

    thetterethingheother

    sideoftheheprisonerhaddisveredthedanger,andhad

    substitutedaleverforachisel

    enuragedbythisdisvery,ednddeteedtoassistthe

    indefatigablelaborerhebeganbyvinghisbed,andlookedaround

    foranythingoist

    cent,anddisplaceastone

    hesaent,theing

    selfofitssolidityall

    hisfuiturensistedofabed,achair,atable,apail,andajug

    thebedhadironclas,buttheyothewould

    haverequiredascreoffthetableandchair

    hadnothing,thepailhadoncepossessedahandle,butthathadbeen

    reved

    danteshadbutoneresource,obreakthejug,andhoneof

    thesharpfragntsattackthethejugfallonthefloor,

    anditbrokeinpieces

    dantesncealedtentsinhisbed,

    leavingtherestonthefloorthebreakingofhisjugoonatural

    anaondhadallthenighttoworkin,

    butinthedarknessheuldnotdoch,andhesoonfeltthathewas

    ethingveryhard;hepushedbackhisbed,anded

    forday

    allnightheheardthesubterraneanan,inehis

    e,thejailerentereddantestoldhihatthejughad

    fallenfroishandshejailer

    grulinglytofetchanother,selfthetroubleto

    revethefragntsofthebrokenoneheretuedspeedily,advised

    theprisonertoberecareful,anddeparted

    dantesheardjoyfullythekeygrateinthelock;helisteneduntilthe

    soundofstepsdiedahen,hastilydisplacinghisbed,saw

    bythefaintlightthatperatedintohiscell,thathehadlabored

    uselesslythepreviouseveninginattackingthestoneinsteadof

    revingtheplasterthatsurroundedit

    thedahadrendereditfriable,anddantesobreakit

    offinsllrsels,itistrue,butattheendofhalfanhourhehad

    satheticianghthavecalculatedthatin

    thattherockenuntered,apassagety

    feetlongandtightbeford

    theprisonerreproachedhielfployedthehours

    hehadpassedinvainhopes,prayer,anddespondencyduringthesix

    yearsthathehadbeenirisoned,ighthenothaveacplished

    inthreedayshehadsuoving

    thecent,andexposingthestoneofrough

    stones,angogivestrengthtothestructure,blocksofhewn

    stonebeddedithesehehadunvered,

    andustrevefrotssocket

    dantesstrovetodothishhisnails,buttheyoohe

    fragntsofthejugbroke,andafteranhourofuselesstoil,he

    paused

    obethusstoppedatthebeginning,andoinactive

    untilhisfelloanhadpletedhistasksuddenlyanidea

    ohesled,andtheperspirationdriedonhisforehead

    thejaileraldantessoupinanironsaucepan;this

    saucepanntainedsoupforbothprisoners,fordanteshadnoticedthat

    itpty,acrdingasthetukeygave

    ittohirtohispanionfirst

    thehandleofthissaucepanesen

    yearsofhislifeinexchangeforit

    thejaileredtopourthententsofthesaucepaninto

    dantesplate,anddantes,aftereatinghissouphawoodenspoon,

    heplate,husservedforeverydaynohenevening

    cadantesputhisplateonthegroundnearthedoor;thejailer,ashe

    entered,steppedonitandbrokeit

    thistiheuldnotbladantesheoleaveitthere,but

    thejailer

    thejailer,therefore,onlygruledthenhelookedaboutforsothing

    topourthesoupinto;dantesentiredinnerservicensistedofone

    platethereeative

    ”leavethesaucepan,”saiddantes;”youcantakeitawaywhenyoubring

    breakfast”thisadviceothejailerstaste,asitspared

    hihene

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