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    retued;theinfluendesaintran;likehisoould

    bevastlyincreased;andtherriagebestillresuitablethe

    deputyproarseilles;

    oinghisdooropened;andrreled

    anyoneelse;butvillefortan

    ofability;andhekneaderrel

    ber;althoughhehadnoone;forthe

    silereasonthatthekingsprocureuralakeseveryone;and

    afterpassingaquarterofanhourinreadingthepapers;heordered

    rreltobeadtted

    rrelexpectedvillefortashehad

    foundhiix;firandfullofthatglacial

    politeness;thatstinsuruntablebarrieresthe

    thevulga

    hehadenteredvillefortsofficeexpectingthatthegistratewould

    treleatthesightofhionthentrary;hefeltaldshudderall

    overhiittingtherehhiselbowonhisdesk;

    andhisheadleaningonhishandhestoppedatthedoor;villefort

    gazedathisifhehadsodifficultyinregnizinghithen;

    afterabriefinterval;duringw
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    hichthehonestshipouedhishat

    inhishands;

    ”rrel;ibelieve”saidvillefort

    ”yes;sir”

    ”enearer;”saidthegistrate;hapatronizinghehand;

    ”andtelltostanceiohehonorofthisvisit”

    ”doyounotguess;nsieur”askedrrel

    ”notintheleast;butificanserveyouinanywayishallbe

    delighted”

    ”everythingdependsonyou”

    ”explainyourself;pray”

    ”nsieur;”saidrrel;reveringhisassuranceasheproceeded;”do

    yourellectthatafeajestythe

    eeror;ian;theteofship;who

    htheislandof

    elbaeistodayatitletofavoryou

    thenservedlouisxviii;andyoudidnotshowasyour

    duty;todayyouservenapoleon;andyououghttoprotecthitis

    equallyyourduty;ie;therefore;toaskeofhi

    villefortbyastrongeffortsoughttontrolhielf”ishis

    na”saidhe”tellhisna”

    ”ednddantes”

    villefortuzzleofa

    pistolatfiveandtespoken;buthe

    didnotblanch

    ”dantes;”repeatedhe;”ednddantes”

    ”yes;nsieur”villefortopenedalargeregister;thentoa

    table;frohetabletuedtohisregisters;andthen;tuingto

    rrel;

    ”areyouquitesureyouarenotstaken;nsieur”saidhe;inthe

    stnaturaltoneintheworld

    hadrrelbeenarequicksightedn;orbetterversedinthese

    tters;hethekingsprocureuranswering

    hinsutothegoveorsofthe

    prisonortheprefeentbutrrel;disappointedin

    hisexpectationsofexcitingfear;heothers

    ndescensionvilleforthadcalculatedrightly

    ”no;”saidrrel;”iaotstakenihaveknofortenyears;

    thelastfourofyservicedonotyourellect;i

    caaboutsixency;asietodayto

    pleadforjustieveryldlyoh;theroyalistswere

    veryseverehthebonapartistsinthosedays”

    ”nsieur;”retuedvillefort;”ihenaroyalist;becausei

    believedthebourbonsnotonlytheheirstothethrone;butthechosen

    ofthenationtherae;the

    legititenarchishewhoislovedbyhispeople”

    ”thatsright”criedrrel”iliketohearyouspeakthus;andi

    augurondfrot”

    ”ont;”saidvillefort;tuingovertheleavesofaregister;

    ”ihaveitasailor;arryayoungcatalangirli

    rellectnoharge”

    ”howso”

    ”youknohathereheakentothepalaisdejustice”

    ”well”

    ”idereporttotheauthoritiesatparis;andaerhewas

    carriedoff”

    ”orrel”cantheyhavedone”

    ”oh;hehasbeentakentofenestrelles;topignerol;ortothe

    saintergueriteislandssofineingheutotake

    ndofyourvessel”

    ”ebuthoheisnot

    alreadyretueditseetothefirstentshouldbe

    tosetatlibertythoseheiradherencetoit”

    ”donotbetoohasty;rrel;”repliedvillefort”theorderof

    irisonntcafroighauthority;andtheorderforhisliberation

    stproesource;and;asnapoleonhasscarcelybeen

    reinstatedafortnight;thelettershavenotyetbeenforwarded”

    ”but;”saidrrel;”istherenoingallthese

    forlitiesofreleasinghirorrest”

    ”therehasbeennoarrest”

    ”how”

    ”itissotisessentialtogoventtocauseansdisappearance

    sordocuntsy

    defeattheirwishes”

    ”itghtbesounderthebourbons;butatpresent”

    ”ithasalydearrrel;sincethereignoflouisxiv

    theeerorisrestriself;

    andthenuerofprisonersesarenotontheregisteris

    inuchkindnesswould

    havedispelledthe

    ”devillefort;hoetoact”askedhe

    ”petitionthenister”

    ”oh;iknoinisterreceivestitions

    everyday;anddoesnotreadthree”

    ”thatistrue;butheitionuntersignedandpresented

    by”

    ”andaketodeliverit”

    ”hthegreatestpleasuredanteshenguilty;andnowheis

    innoasitn

    hi”villefortthusforestalledanydangerofaninquiry;h;

    hoprobableitghtbe;ifitdidtakeplace

    defenceless

    ”buthoinister”

    ”sitdoorrel;”and

    eidictate”

    ”willyoubesogood”

    ”e;uchalready”

    ”thatistrueonlythinkayevennowbe

    suffering”villefortshudderedatthesuggestion;buthehadgone

    toofartodraustbecrushedtogratifyvilleforts

    aition

    villefortdictatedapetition;inanexcellentintention;no

    doubt;dantespatrioticservicesadeout

    oneofthestactiveagentsofnapoleonsretuitthat

    atthesightofthisdocuntthenister

    thepetitionfinished;villefortreaditaloud

    ”thate”

    ”hepetitiongosoon”

    ”today”

    ”untersignedbyyou”

    ”thebestthingicandoocertifythetruthofthentents

    ofyourpetition”and;sittingdoethecertificateat

    thebotto

    ”oreistobedone”

    ”iorrel;who

    tookleaveofvillefort;andhastenedtoannouncetoolddantesthathe

    wouldsoonseehisson

    asforvillefort;insteadofsendingtoparis;hecarefullypreserved

    thepetitionthatsofearfullyproseddantes;inthehopesofan

    eventthatseednotunlikely;thatis;asendrestorationdantes

    reinedaprisoner;andheardnotthenoiseofthefalloflouis

    xviiisthrone;orthestillretragipire

    tand;andte

    hadvillefortsoothedhisesatlastthereerloo;

    andrrelcanore;hehaddoneallthatwasinhispower;andany

    freshattetwould
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    onlyprosehielfuselessly

    louisxviiireuntedthethrone;villefort;torseilles

    hadbeefilledorsefulries;soughtandobtainedthe

    situationofkingsprocureurattoulouse;andafortnightafterwards

    herrieddeiselledesaintran;heooodhigherat

    urtthanever

    andsodantes;afterthehundreddaysandafterainedin

    hisdungeon;forgottenofearthandheavendanglarsprehendedthe

    fullextentoftheeddantes;and;when

    napoleonretuedtofranediocrends;

    terdtheincidence;”adecreeofprovidence”butwhennapoleon

    retuedtoparis;danglarsheartfailedhiandhelivedinnstant

    fearofdantesretuonassionofvengeaned

    rrelofhisndation

    froioaspanishrchant;intoeredattheend

    ofrch;thatis;tenorteapoleonsretuhethen

    leftfordrid;andoreheardof

    feandunderstoodnothingexceptthatdanteshad

    beeofhiecarednottoinquireonly;duringtherespitethe

    absen;herefleeansof

    deceivingrcedesastothecauseofhisabsence;partlyonplansof

    egrationandabdutitotihesatsadandtionless

    onthesuitofarseillesand

    thecatalansarevisible;chingfortheapparitionofayoungand

    handson;alsothessengerofvengeancefeands

    ndadeup;heselfbut

    feandistaken;anofhisdispositionneverkillshielf;for

    henstantlyhopes

    duringthistitheeiredeitslastnsan

    infransrushedtoobeythesuonsofthe

    eerorfeanddepartedtheterrible

    thoughtthatarry

    rself;hewouldhavedone

    sorcedeshisdevotion;andthepassionhe

    shoisfortunes;producedtheeffecttheyaleon

    noblendsrcedeshadalereregardforfeand;and

    thisrengthenedbygratitude

    ”brother;”saidsheassheplacedhisknapsackonhisshoulders;

    ”becarefulofyourself;forifyouarekilled;ishallbealoneinthe

    ofeandsheartshould

    dantesnotretu;rcedesghtonedaybehis

    rcedesalonefacetofacehthevastplainthathadnever

    seedsobarren;andtheseathathadneverseedsovastbathedin

    tearssheetisshestoodte

    andtionlessasastatue;lookingtoes

    gazingonthesea;anddebatingastoheritbettertocast

    herselfintotheabyssoftheocean;andthusendherwas

    notofuragethatpreventedherputtingthisresolutioninto

    exeetoheraidandsavedher

    arried

    andeightyearsolder;heerelysenttothefrontierolddantes;

    ainedbyhope;lostallhopeatnapoleonsdownfall

    fiventhsafterhehadbeenseparatedfroisson;andalstatthe

    hourofhisarrest;hebreathedhislastinrcedesarrrel

    paidtheexpensesofhisfuneral;andafealldebtsthepooroldn

    hadntracted

    thereorethanbenevolenceinthisaction;therehe

    southe;andtoassist;evenonhisdeathbed;thefatherofso

    dangerousabonapartistasdantes;atizedasacri

    chapter14thetwoprisoners

    ayearafterlouisxviiisrestoration;avisitadebythe

    inspectorgeneralofprisonsdantesinhiscellheardthenoiseof

    preparation;soundsthatatthedepthwherehelaywouldhavebeen

    inaudibletoanybuttheearofaprisoner;hesplashof

    thedropoftheroofofhisdungeonhe

    guessedsothingunnongtheliving;buthehadso

    longceasedtohaveanyinterursehthehathelookedupon

    hielfasdead

    theinspectorvisited;oneafteranother;thecellsanddungeonsof

    severaloftheprisoners;nded

    theotheentheinquiredhoheywerefed;

    andiftheyhadanyrequesttoketheuniversalresponsehat

    thefareestable;andthattheyedtobesetfree

    theinspectoraskediftheyhadanythingelsetoaskfortheyshook

    theirheadsuldtheydesirebeyondtheirlibertytheinspector

    tuedslinglytothegoveor

    ”idonotknoentcanassignfortheseuseless

    visits;e

    thing;illfedandinnocentarethereanyothers”

    ”yes;thedangerousanddprisonersareinthedungeons”

    ”letusvisitthe”saidtheinspectorust

    playthefarcetotheendletusseethedungeons”

    ”letusfirstsendforthegoveor”theprisoners

    sotis;throughreuneasinessoflife;andinordertobesentenced

    todeath;taightfallavicti”

    ”takeallneedfulprecautions;”repliedtheinspector

    tfor;andtheinspectordescended

    astairid;sodark;astobeloathsotosight;

    sll;andrespiration

    ”oh;”criedtheinspector;”anlivehere”

    ”astdangerousnspirator;anost

    strictchover;asheisdaringandresolute”

    ”heisalone”

    ”certainly”

    ”hohere”

    ”nearlyayear”

    ”edherearrived”

    ”no;notuntilheattetedtokillthetukey;ookhisfoodto

    hi”

    ”tokillthetukey”

    ”yes;theveryoneingusisitnottrue;antoine”asked

    thegoveor

    ”trueenough;hee”retuedthetukey

    ”hestbed;”saidtheinspector

    ”heishanthat;heisadevil”retuedthetukey

    ”shalliplainofhidendedtheinspector

    ”oh;no;itisuselessbesides;heisalstdnoher

    yearheeso”

    ”so;heheinspector

    hearkshoanfullofphilanthropy;andinevery

    forhisoffice

    ”youareright;sir;”repliedthegoveor;”andthisrerkprovesthat

    youhavedeeplynsideredthesubjectnoehaveinadungeonab
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    out

    tyfeetdistant;andtoherstair;anabbe;

    forrlyleaderofapartyinitaly;e1811;and

    in1813head;andthechangeisastonishingheusedtoweep;he

    no;for

    hisdnessisasing”

    ”iboth;”retuedtheinspeustnscientiously

    perforyduty”thisheinspectorsfirstvisit;heo

    displayhisauthority

    ”letusvisitthisonefirst;”addedhe

    ”byallans;”repliedthegoveor;andhesignedtothetukeyto

    openthedooratthesoundofthekeytuin
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