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    andresudhislaborinaninstantaspacethreefeetlongbyt

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    casketinaninstanthehadclearedeveryobstacleaway;andhesaw

    successivelythelock;placedbethetwohandles

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    andpadlockedunwilling

    tosurrendertheirtrustdantesinsertedthesharpendofthepickaxe

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    wasopen

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    unpolishedgold;hingattractivesavetheirvalue;

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    heyfellononeanother;soundedlikehailagainstglass

    afterhavingtouched;felt;exanedthesetreasures;edndrushed

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    froeseahehthese

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    hisures;thenheretued;and;stillunableto

    believetheevidenceofhissenses;rushedintothegrotto;andfound

    hielfbeforethisneofgoldandjeehefellon

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    hatthe

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    pearls;diands;andotherge;nyofountedbythest

    fausen;heirintrinsichdantes

    sahelightgraduallydisappear;andfearingtobesurprisedinthe

    all

    quantityofruordhissupper;andhesnatchedafewhourssleep;

    lyingovertheuthofthecave

    itanofstupendous

    etionshadalreadyexperiencedte

    chapter25theunknown

    day;forpatientlyedhopen

    eyes;againdaedhissearch

    againhecliedtherockyheighthehadascendedthepreviousevening;

    andstrainedhisvieocatcheverypeculiarityofthelandscape;

    butiteheraysofthe

    ingsunrof

    evedescendingintothegrotto;heliftedthestone;filledhispockets

    s;puttheboxtogetherasurelyasheuld;

    sprinkledfreshsandoverthespotfroadbeentaken;and

    thencarefullytroddo

    appearance;then;quittingthegrotto;hereplacedthestone;heaping

    onitbrokenssesofroentsofcrulinggranite;

    fillingtheintersticeshearth;intolyinserted

    rapidlygroyrtleandfloho;

    thencarefullyeringtheseneations;hescrupulouslyeffaced

    everytraceoffootsteps;leavingtheapproachtothecaveas

    savagelookinganduntroddenashehadfounditthisdone;he

    iatientlyapanionstoonte

    cristoforthepurposeofost

    incalculablerichesthathadthusfallenintohispossessionsatisfied

    notthecravingsofhisheart;ong

    nkind;andtoassutherank;poeharealways

    acrdedtohthatfirstandgreatestofalltheforceshinthe

    graspofn

    onthesixthday;thesgglersretuedfrodistancedantes

    regnizedtherigandhandlingoftheyoungalia;anddragging

    hielfethis

    panionshanassurancethat;althoughnsiderablybetterthan

    ;hestillsufferedacutelyfroislateaccident

    hetheninquiredhoheyhadfaredintheirtriptothisquestionthe

    sgglersrepliedthat;althoughsuccessfulinlandingtheircargoin

    safety;theyhadscarcelydonesoheyreceivedintelligencethata

    guardshiphadjustquittedtheportoftoulonandrowdingall

    sailtothisobligedtheokeallthespeedtheyuldto

    evadetheene;enttheabsenceofdantes;whose

    superiorskillinthenagentofavesselso

    teriallyinfa

    eon;andenabledtheodoublethecapeof

    rsica;andsoeludeallfurtherpursuituponthehe

    triphadbeensufficientlysuccessfultosatisfyallnceed;while

    thecreicularlyjapo;expressedgreatregretsthatdantes

    hadnotbeenanequalsharerselvesintheprofits;h

    auntedtonolessasuhanfiftypiastreseach

    edndpreservedthestadrableselfnd;notsufferingthe

    faintestindiiletoescapehittheenurationofall

    thebenefitsheoquittheisland;

    butastheyoungaliahadrelyetonte

    abarkedthatsaevening;andproceededhthecaptainto

    leghoarrivedatlegho;herepairedtothehouseofajew;adealer

    inpreallestdiands

    forfivethousandfrancseachdanteshalffearedthatsuchvaluable

    jeselfghtexcite

    suspiequestions

    nceingabargainbyofatleast

    eightypercent

    thefolloespresentedjapohanentirelynewvessel;

    acpanyingthegiftbyadonationofonehundredpiastres;thathe

    ghtprovidehielfhasuitablecreherrequisitesforhis

    outfit;uponnditionthathearseillesforthe

    purposeofinquiringafteranoldnnadlouisdantes;residing

    inthealleesdeillan;andalsoayoungancalledrcedes;an

    inhabitantofthecatalanvillagejapouldscarcelybelievehis

    sensesatreceivingthisgnificentpresent;eshastenedto

    aerelybeenasailorfronda

    desiretospitehisfaly;aschneyashe

    likedtospend;butthatonhisarrivalatleghohehadeinto

    possessionofalargefortune;lefthiyanuncle;whosesoleheir

    hee

    probabilitytothisstatentthatitneveronceoccurredtojapoto

    doubtitsaccuracytheterorondhadengagedtoserveon

    boardtheyoungaliahavingexpired;dantestookleaveofthecaptain;

    torein

    asoneofthecrehavingbeentoldthehistoryofthelegacy;he

    portunehiurtherthefollooingjaposetsail

    forrseilles;dantestojoinhittheislandof

    ntecristo

    havingseenjapofairlyoutoftheharbor;dantesproceededtoke

    hisfinaladieusonboardtheyoungalia;distributingsoliberala

    gratuityanghercrethegoodwishesofall;

    andexpressionsofrdialinterestinallthatnceedhitothe

    indastohis

    futureplansthendantesdepartedforgenoaatthentofhis

    arrivalasllyachtrialinthebay;thisyachthadbeen

    builtbyorderofanenglishn;hatthegenoese

    exediterraneanin

    thenstructionoffastsailingvessels;wasdesirousofpossessinga

    specinoftheirskill;thepriceagreeduponbetan

    andthegenoesebuilderythousandfrancsdantes;struckh

    thebeautyandcapabilityofthelittlevessel;appliedtoitsoo

    transferittohiofferingsixtythousandfrancs;uponnditionthat

    heshouldbeallodiatepossessiontheproposaloo

    advantageoustoberefused;theresoasthepersonforthe

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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

    of
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