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    nd,andwas

    notexpectedbackinlessthanthreeonth,bye

    thebuilderreckoneduponbeingabletopleteanotherabargainwas

    thereforestruckdantesledtheoheyachttothedwellingof

    ajeinutestoasllbackparlor,

    andupontheirretuthejeof

    sixtythousandfrancsinbrightgoldpieces

    thedelightedbuilderthenofferedhisservicesinprovidingasuitable

    creanythanks,

    sayingheedtocruiseaboutquitealone,andhisprincipal

    pleasurensistedinnaginghisyachthielf;theonlythingthe

    builderuldobligehinontriveasortofsecretcloset

    inthecabinathisbedshead,theclosettontainthreedivisions,

    sonstruallbuthielfthebuilder

    ission,andprosedtohavethesesecret

    placespletedbythenextday,dantesfuishingthedinsionsand

    planinacrdancehheyobenstructed

    thefollogenoa,underthe

    inspensecroogetherbycuriositytoseethe

    riananaginghisobuttheir

    irationatseeingtheperfectskillh

    theboat,indeed,seedtobeanited

    osthunintelligenptlydiditobeytheslightest

    touch;anddantesrequiredbutashorttrialofhisbeautifulcraftto

    acknohatthegenoesehadnothoutreasonattainedtheir

    highreputationintheartofshipbuildingthespectatorsfollohe

    littlevesselainedvisible;theythen

    tuedtheijeeinsisted

    sheakingforrsica,otherstheislandofelbbetswereoffered

    toanyauntthatsheively

    reportedbynypersonsasherintendedurse;butnoohoughtof

    ntecristoyetthitherithatdantesguidedhisvessel,andat

    ntecristohearrivedatthecloseofthesendday;hisboathad

    provedherselfafirstclasssailer,andhadethedistancefrobr >

    genoainthirtyfivehoursdanteshadcarefullynotedthegeneral

    appearanceoftheshore,and,insteadoflandingattheusualplace,he

    droppedanchorinthelittlecreektheislandterlydeserted,and

    borenoevidenceofhavingbeenvisitedsinceheareasure

    oinghenced

    therevalofhisriches,anderenightfallthense

    partntsofthesecretlocker

    aployeditinnoeuvringhisyachtroundthe

    island,studyingitasaskilfulhorsenalhedestined

    forsoiortantserviehewas

    perfectlynversanterdantes

    proposedtoaugnt,thelattertoredy

    upontheeighthdayhedisceedasllvesselunderfullsail

    approachingntecristoasitdreastheboat

    hehadgiventojapoheiediatelysignalledithissignalwas

    retued,andinterlayatanchorbeside

    theyachtaufulansondseagerinquiries

    astotheinfortionjapohadobtainedolddanteswasdead,and

    relancholytidings

    ness;but,leapinglightlyashore,hesignifiedhis

    desiretobequitealoneinaupleofhoursheretuedthe

    nfroaposboatcaonboardtheyachttoassistinnavigating

    it,andhegaveordersthatsheshouldbesteereddirecttorseilles

    forhisfathersdeathheennerprepared;buthekne

    hoysteriousdisappearanercedes

    houtdivulginghissecret,dantesuldnotgivesufficientlyclear

    instructionstoanagentthereherparticularshe

    aining,andthoseurehealoneuld

    investigateinannersatisfaselfhislookingglass

    hadassuredhiduringhisstayatlegho,thatherannoriskof

    regnition;reover,hehadnoeansofadoptinganydisguise

    hethoughtproperonefineing,then,hisyacht,follohe

    littlefishingboat,boldlyenteredtheportofrseilles,andanchored

    exahenevertobeforgotten

    nightofhisdepartureforthechateaudif,hehadbeenputonboard

    theboatdestinedtonveyhihitherstilldantesuldnotview

    epaniedthe

    offiandhisbillofhealtheretheyachtwas

    perttedtoholdnicationhtheshore;buththatperfect

    selfpossessionhehadacquiredduringhisacquaintancehfaria,

    dantesollypresentedanenglishpassporthehadobtainedfrobr >

    legho,andasthisgavehistandingwould

    nothaveafforded,heedthatthereexistednoobstacletohis

    iediatedebarkation

    thefirstpersontoattracttheattentionofdantes,ashelandedonthe

    canebiere,onded

    theetinghthisfellohohadbeenoneofhisownsailorsasa

    sureansoftestingtheextentofthechangeehadworkedin

    hiso,hepropoundedavariety

    ofquestionsondifferentsubjects,carefullyans

    untenanceashedidso;butnotapliedthathehadthe

    slightestideaofeverhavingseenbeforethepersonhewas

    thennversinggivingthesailorapieoneyinretuforhis

    civility,dantesproceededonanystepshe

    heardthenloudlycallinghiostopdantesinstantlytuedto

    ethi”ibegyourpardon,sir,”saidthehonestfelloost

    breathlesshaste,”butibelieveyoudeastake;youintendedto

    giveateadoublenapoleon”

    ”thankyou,goodfriendiseethatihavedeatriflingstake,

    asyousay;butbyyigiveyouanother

    doublenapoleon,thatyouydrinktohealth,andbeabletoask

    yoursstestojoinyou”

    soextrehesurpriseofthesailor,thathewasunableeven

    tothankednd,inuedtogazeafterin

    speeent”sonabobfrondia,”nt

    dantes,anonhisephetrodoppressedhis

    heartotion;hisfirstandstindeliblerellections

    here;notatree,not

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