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    ecidedthattheyshouldtouch

    atntecristoandsetoutonthefolloond,being

    nsulted,hattheislandaffordedeverypossible

    security,andthatgreatenterprisestobewelldoneshouldbedone

    quicklynothingtheneredintheplan,andorderso

    getunderitting,toke

    theneutralislandbythefollowingday

    ontecristo

    thus,atlength,byoneoftheunexpectedstrokesoffortuneh

    sotisbefallthoseebeenthevictiofan

    evildestiny,dantestosecuretheopportunityhewishedfor,

    bysileandnaturalans,andlandontheislandhoutincurring

    anysuspioreandhewouldbeonhisway

    thenightraction,andinitsprogressvisions

    goodandevilpassedthroughdantesndifheclosedhiseyes,hesaw

    cardinalspadaslettereif

    hesleptforanttheshauntedhisbrainheascended

    intogrottospavederalds,hpanelsofrubies,andthe

    roofgloondstalactitespearlsfelldropbydrop,as

    subterraneanond,azed,ruck,

    filledhispocketssandthenretuedtodaylight,

    npebbles

    hethenendeavoredtoreenterthervellousgrottos,buttheyhad

    suddenlyreceded,andnoealabyrinth,andthenthe

    entranagicand

    sterioushesplendidcavesofalibabatothe

    arabianfisheallhetreasuredisappeared,andhad

    againrevertedtothegeniifrooranthehadhopedtocarry

    itoffthedaycaatlength,andostasfeverishasthenight

    hadbeen,butitbroughtreasontotheaidofigination,anddantes

    henenabledtoarrangeaplanhertobeenvagueand

    unsettledinhisbrainnightca,andhitthepreparationfor

    departure,andthesepreparationsservedtoncealdantesagitation

    hehadbydegreesassudsuchauthorityoverhispanionsthathewas

    alstlikeanderonboard;andashisorderslear,

    distinhcelerity

    andpleasure

    theoldpatrondidnotinterfere,forhetoohadregnizedthe

    superiorityofdantesoverthecreselfhesaan

    hisnaturalsuccessor,andregrettedthathehadnotadaughter,that

    heghthaveboundedndtohiyaresecureallianceatseven

    oclockintheeveningallinutespastseventhey

    doubledthelighthousejustasthebean,

    and,thesoutheast,theysailedbeneatha

    brightbluesky,inedupintuhisbeanlights,

    eaighttuin,

    andhealteseforsotheycalled

    danteshadsaidthis,it,andalltotheirbunks

    ntentedlythisfrequentlyhappeneddantes,castfroolitudeinto

    theperiousdesireforsolitude;and

    oreplete,orrepoetical,thanthatofaship

    floatinginisolationontheseaduringtheobscurityofthenight,in

    thesilennsity,andundertheeyeofheaven

    nohissolitudehhisthoughts,thenightlightedupby

    hisillusions,andthesilenceanitedbyhisanticipationshe

    patronahevesselheverysailset,andevery

    sailfullakingnearlytenknotsanhour

    theislandofnteedlargeinthehorizonedndresigned

    theluggertothesterscare,andck;

    but,inspiteofasleeplessnight,heuldnotclosehiseyesfora

    ntteondeck,astheboat

    todoubletheislandofelbatheyareciana,and

    beyondtheflatbutverdantislandoflapianosathepeakofnte

    cristoreddenedbythebuingsun,theazuresky

    dantesorderedthehelntoputdo,inordertoleavela

    pianosatostarboard,asheknehatheshouldshortenhisurseby

    threeknotsaboutfiveoclockintheeveningtheislandwas

    distinct,andeverythingonitible,oothat

    ospherepeculiartothelightheraysofthe

    suncastatitssetting

    edndgazedveryeaestlyatthessofrocksallthe

    varietyoftthebrightestpinktothedeepestblue;

    andfroitotihischeeksflushed,hisbroist

    passedoverhiseyesneverdidagaster,uneisstaked

    ononecastofthedie,experiencetheanguishondfeltinhis

    paroxysofhopenightca,andattenoclocktheyanchoredthe

    youngaliand

    overhielf,dantesuldnotrestrainhisietuosityhehe

    firsttojuonshore;andhadhedared,heus,

    have”kissedhistherearth”itatelevenoclockthe

    onroseinthedstoftheocean,whoseeverywaveshesilvered,

    andthen,”ascendinghigh,”playedinfloodsofpalelightontherocky

    hillsofthissendpelion

    theislandiliartothecreelia,itwasoneof

    herregularhauntsastodantes,hehadpasseditonhisvoyagetoand

    frohelevant,butnevertouchedatithequestionedjapo”where

    shallhenight”heinquired

    ”hetartan,”repliedthesailor

    ”shoulddobetterinthegrottos”

    ”grottos”

    ”hegrottoscavesoftheisland”

    ”idonotknotos,”repliedjapotheldssprang

    forthondantesbrow

    ”ontecristo”heasked

    ”none”

    forantdanteseeredthatthesecaves

    ghthavebeenfilledupbysoaccident,orevenstoppedup,forthe

    sakeofgreatersecurity,bycardinalspadathepointhen,to

    disverthehiddenentranceitosearchatnight,and

    dantesthereforedelayedallinvestigationuntiltheingbesides,

    asignaldehalfaleagueoutatsea,andtoelia

    repliedbyasilarsignal,indicatedthatthentforbusinesshad

    etheboatthatnoheanshat

    alleinsight,,and

    castanchorhinacableslengthofshore

    thenthelandingbegandantesreflected,ashew

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