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    thatsuspicions;ifthecaptainhadany;diedaway

    ”atanyrate;”rredhe;”ifitbe;sochthebetter;forihave

    dearareacquisition”underpretenceofbeingfatigued;dantesasked

    totakethehelthesteersn;gladtoberelieved;lookedatthe

    captain;andthelatterbyasignindicatedthatheghtabandonitto

    hisneradedantesuldthuskeephiseyesonrseilles

    ”onth”askedheofjapo;downbeside

    hi

    ”the28thoffebruary”

    ”inyear”

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    alstlostryiaskyouyearisit”

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    sincedantesarrestheeeneredthechateaudif;

    heilepassedoverhis

    faercedes;ustbelievehibr 》

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    nsolongandchedacaptivityherenewed

    againstdanglars;feand;andvilleforttheoathofilacable

    vengeancehehaddeinhisdungeonthisoathwasnolongeravain

    naediterraneanwouldhavebeen

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    setheolegho

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    danteshadnotbeenadayonboardbeforehehadaveryclearideaof

    thenhislothadbeencasthouthavingbeeninthe

    seliathe

    naofthegenoesetartankneatteringofallthetonguesspoken

    ontheshoresofthatlargelakecalledthediterranean;frohe

    arabictotheprovencal;andthis;interpreters;

    personsaleandfrequentlyindiscreet;gavehireat

    faunication;eitheretatsea;

    allboatssailingalongtheast;orhthepeoplehout

    na;untry;oroccupation;hequaysof

    seaports;andysteriousansust

    supposetobeadireeans

    ofsupportitisfairtoassuthatdantesuggler

    atfirstthecaptainhadreceiveddantesonboardhacertaindegree

    ofdistrusthesofficersofthe

    ast;andasthereselfaperpetual

    battleofightbeanessary

    oftheseindustriousguardiansofrightsandduties;whoperhaps

    eloyedthisingeniousansofleaingsoofthesecretsofhis

    tradebuttheskilfulnnerineshadhandledtheluggerhad

    entirelyreassuredhiandthen;eofske

    floatingabovethebastionofthechateaudif;andheardthedistant

    report;heantlystruckhtheideathathehadonboardhis

    vesseloneingandgoing;likethatofkings;panied

    adehiessuneasy;itstbeowned;

    thaniftheneerhadprovedtobeacustoofficer;butthis

    suppositionalsodisappearedlikethefirst;heperfect

    tranquillityofhisrecruit

    edndthushadtheadvantageofknotheohoutthe

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    utlytohisfirststorythusthegenoese;subtleashe

    ond;inilddeanor;hisnautical

    skill;andhisadrabledissilation;pleadedreover;itis

    possiblethatthegenoesehoseshre

    nothingbuttheyshouldknohingbutthey

    shouldbelieve

    inthisstateoftualunderstanding;theyreachedleghohere

    edndoundergoanothertrial;heofindoutherheuld

    regnizehielf;ashehadnotseenhisoeenyears

    hehadpreservedatolerablygoodreranceoftheyouthhad

    been;andanhadbeehisrades

    believedthathisvoestouchedat

    legho;hereeredabarberinstferdinandstreet;hethere

    tohavehisbeardandhaircutthebarbergazedinazentatthis

    nhthelong;thickandblackhairandbeard;hgavehishead

    theappearanceofoneoftitiansportraitsatthisperiodit

    thefashiontowearsolargeabeardandhairsolong;nowabarber

    angiftedhsuchadvantagesshould

    nsentvoluntarilytodeprivehielfofthetheleghobarbersaid

    nothingandtowork

    heoperationondfeltthathischinwas

    pletelysoth;andhishairreducedtoitsusuallength;heasked

    forahandglasshehreeandthirtyyears

    ofage;andhisfourteenyearsirisonnthadproducedagreat

    transfortioninhisappearancedanteshadenteredthechateaudif

    ilingfaan;

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    rrespondinghhispastthisheovalface

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    linesokenresolution;hiseyebrohabrow

    furroelantheir

    depthsoyfiresofsanthropyandhatred;

    hisplexion;solongkeptfrohesun;hadnohatpalelor

    hefeaturesareencircledhblackhair;the

    aristoanofthenorth;theprofoundleaing

    hehadacquiredhadbesidesdiffusedoverhisfeaturesarefined

    intellectualexpression;andhehadalsoacquired;beingnaturallyof

    agoodlystature;thatvigorepossesseshhassolong

    ncentratedallitsforcehinitself

    totheeleganhadsucceededthesolidity

    ofaroundedandscularfigureastohisvoice;prayers;sobs;and

    ireesitwasofasingularly

    peratingsosthoarsereover;

    froeingsolongintordarkness;hiseyeshadacquiredthe

    faontothehyenaand

    theondsledself:itpossiblethat

    hisbestfriendif;indeed;hehadanyfriendleftuldregnize

    hiheuldnotregnizehielf

    thesteroftheyoungalia;aining

    angsthisondsvalue;hadofferedtoadvancehibr 》

    fundsoutofhisfutureprofits;ondhadacceptedhisnext

    orphosis

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    knople;andnsistingofetrousers;astripedshirt;

    andacapite;andbringingbacktojapotheshirt

    andtrousershehadlenthithatedndreappearedbeforethecaptain

    ofthelugger;adehiellhisstoryoverandoveragain

    beforeheuldbelievehiorregnizeintheneatandtriailor

    thenattedbeard;hairtangledhseaweed;andbody

    soakinginseabrine;hehadpickedupnakedandnearlydrowned

    attractedbyhisprepossessingappearance;herenewedhisoffersofan

    engagenttodantes;butdantes;s;

    agreeforalongertithanthreenths

    theyoungaliahadaveryactivecretotheircaptain;

    easpossiblehehadscarcelybeena

    leghobeforetheholdofhisvesseluslins;

    ntrabandttons;englishpoobaconheexcisehad

    forgottentoputitsrkthesterogetallthisoutoflegho

    freeofduties;andlanditontheshoresofrsica;ain

    speculatorsundertooktoforhecargotofrancetheysailed;

    edndheazureseahefirsthorizon

    ofhisyouth;andedofinprisonheleft

    gorgoneonhisrightandlapianosaonhisleft;andtohe

    untryofpaoliandnapoleonthenextinggoingondeck;ashe

    alanearlyhour;thepatronfounddantesleaningagainst

    thebulhintenseeaestnessatapileofgraniterocks;

    onte

    elialeftitthreequartersofaleaguetothe

    larboard;andkeptonforrsica

    dantesthought;astheypassedsocloselytotheislandewas

    sointerestingtohithathehadonlytoleapintotheseaandin

    halfanhourbeattheprosedlandbutthenuldhedohout

    instruntstodisverhistreasure;stodefendhielf

    besides;hesailorssayhepatronthinkhe

    st

    fortunately;danteshadleaedhoo;hehadedfourteen

    yearsforhisliberty;andnoatleastsix

    nthsorayearforhhaveacceptedlibertyhout

    ribesides;thoseriches

    chiricaloffspringofthebrainofthepoorabbefaria;hadthey

    notdieditistrue;theletterofthecardinalspadawas

    singularlyself;frone

    endtotheother;forhehadnotforgottenaword

    eveningca;andedndsaheislandtingedhtheshadesof

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    brokeofftheastofalerialldaytheyasted;andintheevening

    saedonland;thepositionoftheseasignal

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    ofthestrear;andtheycatohinagunshotoftheshoredantes

    notieliahad;ashenearedtheland;

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    nthrow

    afourounceballathousandpacesorso

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    prooothnessandpolitenessfourshallopsca

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    profitsanhadahundredtuscanlivres;orabout

    eightyfrancsbutthevoyageendedtheytuedthebo

    toheyintendedtotakeinacargo;o

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    asthefirst;theyoungaliained

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    exciseyofthepatronoftheyoung

    aliaacustoofficeres

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    heyehe

    uldviehenduranceheuldbearsufferinghe

    hadntelateddangerile;anded

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    froeatofbloodproduan

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    bosojapo;seeinghiall;hadbelievedhiilled;andrushing

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    toexpectfroisradebuttheinheritanceofhisshareof

    theprizeney;nifestedsochsorrofall

    fortunately;asondhcertain

    herbsgatheredatugglersbythe

    oldsardinianen;theondthenresolvedto

    tryjapo;andofferedhinretuforhisattentionashareofhis

    prizeney;butjaporefuseditindignantly

    asaresultofthesyatheticdevotionthe

    firstbestoond;thelatterovedtoacertaindegreeof

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    securityovertheazuresea;requirednocarebutthehandofthe

    heln;thankstothefavorableond;

    etheinstructorofjapo;asthepoor

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    ast;explainedtohihevariationsofthepass;andtaughthio

    readinthatvastbookopenedoverourheadsheycallheaven;

    andondsandopo

    inquiredofhi”istheuseofteachingallthesethingstoa

    poorsailorlike”edndreplied;”he

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    tentosaythatjapoan

    tonthsandahalfelapsedinthesetrips;andedndhadbee

    asskilfulaasterashehadbeenahardysean;hehadfordan

    acquaintanceugglersontheast;andleaedallthe

    sonicsignsbyhesehalfpiratesregnizeeachotherhehad

    passedandrepassedhisislandofntecristotes;butnot

    oneda

    resolutionassoonashisengagenththepatronoftheyoung

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    hisseveralvoyageshehadassedahundredpiastresandunderso

    pretextlandattheislandofntecristothenheo

    kehisresearches;notperhapsentirelyatliberty;forhewouldbe

    doubtlesspaniedhibutinthisworldwe

    strisksothingprisonhaddeedndprudent;andhewasdesirous

    ofrunningnoriskagination;

    fertileasitdeviseanyplanforreachingtheisland

    panionship

    dantesossedaboutonthesedoubtsandhepatron;who

    hadgreatnfidenceinhiandin

    hisservibytheaeeveningandledhioatave

    ontheviadeloglio;ugglersofleghoused

    tongregateanddiscussaffairsnnectedhtheirtradealready

    danteshadvisitedthisritiboursetes;andseeing

    allthesehardyfreetraders;hefoearly

    tselfight

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    underdiscussion;nnectedhavesselladenhturkeycarpets;

    stuffsofthelevant;andcashresite

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    landthesegoodsontheastoffranceiftheventurecessful

    theprofitous;thereyorsixty

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