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    landthesegoodsontheastoffranceiftheventurecessful

    theprofitous;thereyorsixty

    piastreseachforthecrew

    thepatronoftheyoungaliaproposedasaplaceoflandingtheisland

    ofntecristo;pletelydeserted;andhavingneither

    soldiersnorrevenueoffiidst

    oftheopusbyrcury;thegod

    ofrankindodetis

    haveseparatedifnotdedistinct;butiquityappearstohave

    inentionofntecristodantes

    startedotion;andtookatu

    aroundtheskytave;helanguagesoftheknoere

    juledinalinguafrancahetwopersonswhohad

    beendiscussingthetter;ithadbeend
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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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    orked;ontheshoutof

    joyallthesen;ifhe

    gaveutterancetotheoneunchangingthoughtthatpervadedhisheart;

    but;farfroisostfearedthat

    hehadalreadysaidtooch;andbyhisrestlessnessandntinual

    questions;hisnuteobservationsandevidentpreoccupation;aroused

    suspistanceatleast;his

    painfulpastgavetohisuntenanceanindeliblesadness;and

    theglieringsofgayetyseenbeneaththiscloud

    transitory

    noonehadtheslightestsuspicion;andday;takinga

    fo;dantesdeclaredhisintentiontogoand

    killsooftherocktorock;

    hisruedintoaloveofsport;oradesireforsolitude

    ho;anddantesdidnotoppose

    this;fearingifhedidsothatheghtincurdistrustscarcely;

    hoheygoneaquarterofaleaguewhen;havingkilledakid;

    hebeggedjapototakeittohisrades;andrequesttheook

    it;andknoedried

    fruitsandaflaskofntepulciano;hebilloffaredantes

    titotibehindandaroundabouthihaving

    reachedthesuitofarock;hesa;his

    panions;japohadrejoined;andwhowereallbusypreparing

    therepastondsskillasarksnhadaugntedha

    capitaldish

    edndlookedattheorantileof

    ansuperiortohisfelloe;”saidhe;”these

    personsricherbyfiftypiastreseach;togoandrisktheir

    livesagainbyendeavoringtogainfiftyre;thentheyu

    e

    cityhtheprideofsultansandtheinsolenceofnabobsat

    thisnthopekesdespisetheirriches;to

    ntetibleyetperchancetorroe;that

    ishall;onpulsion;nsidersuchantetiblepossessionasthe

    utsthappinessoh;no”exclaidednd;”thatbethe

    istakeninthisohingbesides;

    ittertodiethantontinuetoleadthisloched

    life”thusdantes;onthsbeforehadnodesirebut

    libertyhadnolibertyenough;andpantedforhthecausewas

    notindantes;butinprovidence;itingthepoan;

    hasfilledhiboundlessdesires

    anbethwo

    byatorrent;andanprobability;hunfoothadnever

    beforetrod;dantesapproachedthespothegrottos

    sthaveexistedkeepingalongtheshore;andexaningthesllest

    objecthseriousattention;hethoughtheuldtrace;oncertain

    roan

    ti;ossyntle;as

    itinvestsallthingsofthendedtohave

    respectedthesesigns;adeedegree

    ofregularity;andprobablyhadefinitepurposeoccasionallythe

    rksyrtle;olargebushes

    ladens;orbeneathparasitiondhad

    toseparatethebranchesorbrushaosstoknohe

    guiderksarksreneondfondesthopesght

    itnothavebeenthecardinalhielf;in

    orderthattheyghtserveasaguideforhisnepheheeventof

    acatastrophe;plete

    thissolitaryplaan

    desirousofburyingtreasureonly;ghtnotthesebetrayingrkshave

    attractedothereyesthanthosefortheyadeandhadthe

    darkandhfullyguardeditsprecioussecret

    itseed;hoond;hisradesbythe

    inequalitiesoftheground;thatatsixtypacesfroheharborthe

    rksinateatanygrottoalargeroundrock;

    placedsolidlyonitsbase;edto

    leadedndncludedthatperhapsinsteadofhavingreachedtheend

    oftheroutehehadonlyexploreditsbeginning;andhethereforetued

    roundandretracedhissteps

    anradeshadpreparedtherepast;hadgotso

    aspring;spreadoutthefruitandbread;andokedthekidjustat

    thentalfrohespit;they

    saondspringingoisfroocktorock;

    andtheyfiredthesignalagreeduponthesportsninstantlychanged

    hisdirection;andranquicklytobutevenheyched

    hisdaringprogress;edndsfootslipped;andtheysastaggeron

    theedgeofarockanddisappeartheyallrushedto;forall

    lovededndinspiteofhissuperiority;yetjaporeachedhiirst

    hefoundedndlyingprone;bleeding;andalstsenselesshehad

    rolleddoyofteenfeettheypouredalittle

    ruoedyhhadbeforebeensobeneficial

    tohiproduerlyedndopenedhiseyes;

    plainedofgreatpaininhisknee;afeelingofheavinessinhis

    head;andseverepainsinhisloinstheytothe

    shore;but;althoughunderjaposdirections;he

    declared;oved

    itybesupposedthatdantesdidnotnohinkofhisdinner;buthe

    insistedthathisrades;hisreasonsforfasting;should

    havetheiralasforhielf;hedeclaredthathehadonlyneedof

    alittlerest;andthatheyretuedheshouldbeeasierthe

    sailorsdidnotrequirechurgingtheyellof

    theroastedkidonious

    anhourafterondhadbeenableto

    doselfaboutadozenpacesforoleanagainsta

    ssgrok

    but;insteadofgroespainsappearedtoincreasein

    violencetheoldpatron;oingin

    ordertolandhisontandfrance;

    betonddegreat

    exertionsinordertoply;butateaoaning

    andtuingpale

    ”hehasbrokenhisribs;”saidthender;inaloe”no

    tter;heisanexwewill

    tryandcarryhinboardthetartan”dantesdec
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    lared;however;

    thatheherdiehanundergotheagonyhe

    slightestventsthi”hepatron;”letay

    happen;itshallneverbesaidthatradelikeyou

    onishedthesailors;

    although;notoneopposeditthepatronrictthatthishe

    firsttitheyhadeverseenhiiveupanenterprise;orevendelay

    initsexecutiondantesallohatanysuchinfractionof

    regularandproperrulesshouldbedeinhisfavor”no;no;”hesaid

    tothepatron;”iisjustthatipaythepenaltyof

    cluinessleaveasllsupplyofbiscuit;agun;powder;and

    balls;tokillthekidsordefendselfatneed;andapickaxe;thati

    ybuildashelterifyoudelayiningbae”

    ”butyoulldieofhunger;”saidthepatron

    ”iondreply;”thansuffertheinexpressible

    agoniesoventcauses”thepatrontued

    toheshelittleharbor;

    and;hsailspartlyset;oilet

    shouldbepleted

    ”arealtese”askedthecaptain”leaveyou

    hereso;andyetstay”

    ”go;go”exclaiddantes

    ”atleastaust

    runoutofourursetoehereandtakeyouupagain”

    ”es;”ifinthreedaysyouhailanyfishingboat;

    desiretheoeheretoiy

    passagebae”

    thepatronshookhishead

    ”listen;captainbaldi;theresolingthis;”saidjapo

    ”doyougo;a
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