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    strahank

    you”

    ”no,sir,neitherofthose;sothingnnectedhthisstory”

    ”reallyisit”

    ”listen,”saidtheguide;”isaidtoself,sothingisal

    inacellinhabitedbyoneprisonerforfifteenyears,soibeganto

    soundthewall”

    ”ah,”eeringtheabbestes

    ”aftersosearch,ifoundthatthefloorgaveahollohe

    headofthebed,andatthehearth”

    ”yes,”saidtheunt,”yes”

    ”iraisedthestones,andfound”

    ”aropeladderandsotools”

    ”hoent

    ”idonotkno,becausethatsortofthingisgenerally

    foundinprisonerscells”

    ”yes,sir,aropeladderandtools”

    ”andhaveyoutheet”

    ”no,sir;isoldtheovisitors,great

    ethingleft”

    ”patiently

    ”asortofbook,tenuponstripsofcloth”

    ”goandfetchit,goodfellobeihope,youwilldo

    well”

    ”i,sir;”andtheguideoutthentheuntknelt

    dohesideofthebed,hhadnvertedintoanaltar

    ”oh,sendfather,”heexclaid,”thoueliberty,

    knohouo

    ourselves,uldstunderstandthescienceofgoodandevil;ifinthe

    depthsofthetotherestillreinsothinghinushcan

    respondtothevoiceofthoseonearth;ifafterdeaththe

    souleverrevisittheplaceshen,

    nobleheart,sublisoul,theninjuretheebythepateallovethou

    didstbear,bythefilialobediene

    sign,sorevelationrevefroethereinsofdoubt,h,if

    itustbeererse”theuntbowedhis

    head,andclaspedhishandstogether

    ”here,sir,”saidavoicebehindhi

    ntecristoshuddered,andarosethenciergeheldoutthestripsof

    clothuponindthe

    nuscriptsof

    italytheuntseizedithastily,hiseyesiediatelyfelluponthe

    epigraph,andheread,”thoushalttearoutthedragonsteeth,and

    shalltralethelionsunderfoot,saiththelord”

    ”ah,”heexclaid,”hereisansher,thanks”

    andfeelinginhispoallpocketbook,h

    ntainedtenbanknotes,eachof1,000francs

    ”here,”hesaid,”takethispocketbook”

    ”doyougiveitto”

    ”yes;butonlyonnditionthatyougone;”

    andplacinginhisbreastthetreasurehehadjustfound,ore

    valuabletohihantherichestjeoftherridor,

    andreaarseilles”then,ashedeparted,he

    fixedhiseyesupontheglooprison”othosewho

    nfinedinthatchedprison;andothosethat

    ihere”asherepassedthecatalans,theunttuedaroundand

    buryinghisheadinhisurredthenaofaanthevictory

    plete;tehisdoubtsthenahepronounced,

    inavoiountingalsttolove,hatofhaidee

    onlanding,theunttuedtoetery,sureof

    findingrrelhe,too,tenyearsago,hadpiouslysoughtoutato,

    andsoughtitvainlyhe,illions,hadbeen

    unabletofindthegraveofhisfather,hunger

    rrelhadindeedplacedacrossoverthespot,butithadfallendown

    andthegravediggerhadbutit,ashedidalltheoldhe

    churchyardtheerchanthadbeenrefortunatedyinginthe

    arofhischildren,hehadbeenbytheaidbythesideofhis

    ieitybytwolargeslabsof

    rble,ones,herside

    ofalittleenclosure,railedin,andshadedbyfourcypresstrees

    rrelechanicallyfixinghiseyes

    onthegraveshisgriefhatheonscious

    ”xilian,”saidtheunt,”youshouldnotlookonthegraves,but

    there;”andhepointedupwards

    ”thedeadareeveryeso

    asparis”

    ”xilian,”saidtheunt,”youaskedduringthejoueytoallow

    youtoreinsodaysatrseillesdoyoustillodoso”

    ”ihavenoeless

    painfullyherethananywhereelse”

    ”soustleaveyou;buticarryyourh

    ,doinot”

    ”ah,unt,ishallforgetit”

    ”no,youanofhonor,rrel,

    becauseyouhavetakenanoath,andareabouttodosoagain”

    ”oh,unt,havepityuponiaounhappy”

    ”ihaveknoanorrel”

    ”iossible”

    ”alas,”saidnteityofouaturealo

    believeourselveschreunhappythanthosewhogroanbyoursides”

    ”oreanallhelovedand

    desiredintheworld”

    ”listen,rrel,andpayattentiontoabouttotellyoui

    kneanwholikeyouhadfixedallhishopesofhappinessupona

    anheheloved,abetrothed

    brideheadoredhearryher,he

    akeusdoubtthegoodnessof

    providence,ifthatprovidencedidnotafterselfby

    provingthatallisbutaansofnductingtoanend,oneofthose

    istress,ofthefutureofhhehad

    dreadforinhisblindnessheforgotheuldonlyreadthepresent,

    andcasthintoadungeon”

    ”ah,”saidrrel,”onequitsadungeoninaonth,orayear”

    ”hereinedtherefourteenyears,rrel,”saidtheunt,placinghis

    handontheyoungnsshoulderxilianshuddered

    ”fourteenyears”hettered”fourteenyears”repeatedtheunt

    ”duringthattihehadnyntsofdespairhealso,rrel,like

    you,nsideredhielftheunhappiestofn”

    ”orrel

    ”throughhun

    ansatfirst,perhaps,hedidnotregnizetheinfinitercyofthe

    lord,butatlasthetookpatienceandiraculously

    lefttheprison,transford,rich,pocrywasforhis

    father;butthatfatherwasdead”

    ”father,too,isdead,”saidrrel

    ”yes;butyourfatherdiedinyourar,happy,respected,rich,and

    fullofyears;hisf

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