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stillshesthaveadredyoulikethegulfbeteandthepast;
thereisanabyssbetond;andtherestofnkind;andi
tellyoufreelythattheparisonidraen
ygreatesttorturesno;thereisnothinginthe
bleyouinustsayfarewell;
ednd;andletuspart”
”beforeileaveyou;rake”saidthe
unt
”idesirebutohinginthisond;thehappinessof
son”
”praytothealghtytosparehislife;andiyselfto
protehishappiness”
”thankyou;ednd”
”buthaveyounorequesttokeforyourself;rcedes”
”forselfinothingilive;asitwogravesone
isthatofednddantes;losttolong;longsincehehadlove
thatesfadedlipnoerydearto
heart;andohatiloseforallthattheains
theothergraveisthatofthehisdeathfrohehandof
ednddantesiapproveofthedeed;butistprayforthedead”
”yoursonshallbehappy;rcedes;”repeatedtheunt
”thenishallenjoyaschhappinessasthisanpossibly
nfer”
”butareyourintentions”
”tosaythatishalllivehere;liketheres;
gainingbreadbylabor;e
ihavenolongerthestrengthtodoanythingbuttospenddaysin
prayerhoof
neyburiedbyyou;andentioned;will
besuffierure;
oynneroflivingthatlittle”
”reyou;butyou
deanunnecessarysacrificeinrelinquishingthehefortune
assedbydercerf;halfofitatleastbyrightbelongedtoyou;
invirtueofyourvigilanceandeno”
”iperceivee;buticannotaccept
it;edndsonitit”
”nothingshallbedonehoutthefullapprobationofalbertde
rcerfiakeselfacquaintedhhisintentionsandwill
subttothebutifhebeyoffers;willyou
opposethe
”youond;thatiaolongerareasoningcreature;i
havenobetheodecideihavebeenso
overedbythenystorthathavebrokenoverhead;thati
aeepassiveinthehandsofthealghty;likeasparrohe
talonsofaneagleilive;beetodieif
sucrbesentto;iit”
”ah;da;”saidntecristo;”youshouldnottalkthusitisnotso
iontothehentrary;
s”
”alas”exclaidrcedes;”ifitwereso;ifipossessedfreewill;
bute
todespair”ntethevehence
ofhergrief”evensayyoueagain”heasked
”onthentrary;eetagain;”saidrcedes;pointingto
heavennity”itellyousotoprovetoyouthatistill
hope”andafterpressingheroblinghanduponthatoftheunt;
rcedesrushedupthestairsanddisappearedntecristoslo
thehouseandtuedtoercedesdidnotness
hisdeparture;althoughshe
eshereyesrainingtosee
theshiphevastsebutstillher
voiurredsoftly;”ednd;ednd;ednd”
chapter113thepast
theuntdepartedthehousein
rcedes;probablynevertobeholdheragainsincethedeathoflittle
edontecristohavingreached
thesuitofhisvengeancebyalongandtortuouspath;hesawanabyss
ofdoubtyarethanthis;thenversationh
hadjusttakenplacebetselfhadaany
rellectionsinhisheartthathefeltitnecessarytobath
theanoftheuntsteerantuldnotlongindulgeinthat
lanonnds;butroyssuperior
oneshethoughthesthavedeanerrorinhiscalculationsifhe
noehielf
”iyself;”hesaid;”istlookuponthepastin
afalselight”hentinued;”canihavebeenfollowi
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ngafalse
pathcantheendistakenendcanonehour
havesufficedtoprovetoanarchitectthattheh
hefoundedallhishopespossible;ifnotasacrilegious;
undertakingiyselftothisideaitadden
thereasonnoisfiedisthatihavenotaclear
appreciationofthepastthepast;liketheuntrythroughhwe
esindistinctasypositionislikethatof
aperson;hefeelsthehoughhecannot
rellean;
thouextravagantprodigal;thouahouallpowerful
visionary;thouinvinciblellionaire;onceagainreviehypast
lifeofstarvationandchedness;revisitthescenese
andsfortunenducted;andany
diands;toochgoldandsplendor;arenoirrorin
onds;burythy
gold;shroudthysplendor;exchangerichesforpoverty;libertyfora
prison;alivingbodyforarpse”ashethusreasoned;ntecristo
ethroughh;
tyfouryearsago;hehadbeennductedbyasilentandnoctual
guard;thehouses;todaysoslingandanited;hatnight
dark;te;andurrednte
cristo;”onlynoisbroaddaylightinsteadofnight;itisthesun
akesitappearsocheerful”
heproceededtohequaybytheruesaintlaurent;andadvancedto
thensigne;itbarkedapleasureboat
ontecristocalledtheowner;who
iediatelyroanhopingfora
goodfaretheagnificent;andtheexcursionatreat
thesun;redandflang;braceoftheing
oceanthesea;sothascrystal;hendisturbedbythe
leapingoffish;eunseeneneandsoughtfor
safetyinanotherelent;evergeofthehorizon
ghtbeseenthefishesboats;eandgracefulastheseagull;
ortherchantvesselsboundforrsicaorspain
butnotedboats;and
thegoldenlightinonte
cristo;hinkonlyofthisterriblevoyage;
thedetailsoferythe
solitarylightbuingatthecatalans;thatfirstsightofthechateau
dif;;thestruggleh
thegendarsselfoverboard;hisdespair
selfvanquished;andthesensationuzzleof
thecarbiouchedhisforeheadallthese
invividandfrightfulrealitylikethestreaheheatofthe
suerhasdriedup;andnalstorgraduallybegin
oozingdropbydrop;sodidtheuntfeelhisheartgraduallyfillh
thebitteesserlynearlyoveredednddantesclear
sky;sflittingboats;andbrilliantsunshinedisappeared;the
heavenshblack;andthegiganticstructureofthechateau
difseedlikethephantofartaleneastheyreachedthe
shore;theuntinstineendoftheboat;
andtheoocallout;inhissesttoneofvoice;
”sir;thelanding”
nteeeredthatonthatveryspot;onthesarock;hehad
beenviolentlydraggedbytheguards;toascendtheslope
atthepointsoftheirbayosthejoueyhadseedverylongto
dantes;butntecristofounditequallyshorteachstrokeoftheoar
seedtoahrongofideas;htheflying
sprayofthesea
therehadbeennoprisonersnfinedinthechateaudifsincethe
revolutionofjuly;itedbyaguard;keptthereforthe
preventionofsgglinganciergeedatthedoortoexhibitto
visitorsthisnuntofcuriosity;onceasceneofterrortheunt
inquiredheranyoftheancientjailersillthere;butthey
hadallbeenpensioned;orhadpassedontosoothereloyntthe
nciergehadonlybeentheresince1830hevisite