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nethisideae；anditasted
itsloydungeonandthedespairofcaptivity
butnoheheloveofyou；nohatisee
you；youngandisingfuture；nohatithinkofallthat
yresulttoyouinthegoodfortuneofsuchadisclosure；ishudder
atanydelay；andtrelelestishouldnotassuretooneashyas
yourselfthepossessionofsovastanauntofhiddenond
tuedahasigh
”youpersistinyourinywords
havenotnvincedyouiseeyourequireproofshen；readthis
paper；oanyone”
”torroydearfriend；”saidednd；desirousofnotyieldingto
theoldnsdness”ithoughtitoodthat
talkofthatuntiltorrow”
”thenorroreadthispaper
today”
”i；”thoughtednd；andtakingthepaper；
ofe
accident；heread：
”thistreasure；ayaunttotancroost
distantaofthesendopeningalo
heir”25thapril；149”
”
”es；”iseenothingbutbrokenlinesandunnnected
harerenderedillegiblebyfire”
”yes；toyou；friend；forthefirstti；butnot
for；bynynightsstudy；andhave
renstructedeveryphrase；pletedeverythought”
”anddoyoubelieveyouhavedisveredthehiddenaning”
”iaureihave；andyoushalljudgeforyourself；butfirstlistento
thehistoryofthispaper”
”silence”exclaiddantes”stepsapproachigoadieu”
anddantes；happytoescapethehistoryandexplanationhwouldbe
suretonfirisbeliefinhisfriendsntalinstability；glided
likeasnakealongthenarrooredbyhis
alaroacertainauntofactivity；pushedthestoneintoplaceh
hisfoot；andvereditatinorderthereeffectuallyto
avoiddisvery
itthejailer；
hadeinpersontoseehi
fariasatuptoreceivehiavoidingallgesturesinorderthathe
ghtncealfrohegoveortheparalysisthathadalreadyhalf
strickenhideathhisfearthegoveor；touched
ightorderhioberevedtobetterquarters；andthus
separatehiroisyoungpanionbutfortunatelythis
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the
；nvinadn；for
inhishearthefeltakindofaffection；roubledha
slightindisposition
duringthisti；ednd；seatedonhisbedhhisheadinhishands；
triedtollecthisscatteredthoughtsfaria；sincetheirfirst
acquaintance；hadbeenonallpointssorationalandlogical；so
uch
onallpointsuldbealliedadnesseivedas
tohistreasure；orheofaria
dantesreinedinhiscellallday；notdaringtoretutohisfriend；
thinkingthustodeferthentonvinced；oncefor
all；thattheabbeadsuchanvictionerrible
but；toaryvisithadgone
by；faria；notseeingtheyoungnappear；triedtoveandgetover
thedistanceedndshudderedhe
painfuleffortsandetodraghielfalong；his
legakeuseofonearedndwas
obligedtoassisthiforotherhavebeenableto
enterbythesllapertureber
”hereiapursuingyourerselessly；”hesaidile
”youthoughttoescapenificence；butitisinvainlistento”
edndsaanonhisbed；he
seatedhielfonthestoolbesidehi
”youknoatefriend
ofeioothis
hylordallthehappinessieverknerich；althoughthe
ilyhadpassedintoaproverb；andiheardthephrase
veryoften；asrichasaspadabuthe；likepublicrur；livedon
thisreputationforyparadiseiutorto
hisnepheheried
byabsolutedevotiontohisakeuptohillhehaddonefor
duringtenyearsofunrettingkindnessthecardinalshousehad
noseeihadoftenseennoblepatronannotatingancient
volus；andeagerlysearilynuscriptsoneday
forhisunavailingsearches；anddeploring
theprostrationofndthatfollo；helookedat；and；
slingbitterly；openedavolurelatingtothehistoryofthecityof
rothere；inthetiethchapterofthelifeofpopealexandervi；
hefollo：
”thegreatagnahadended；caesarborgia；pleted
hisnquest；hadneedofneytopurchaseallitalythepopehadalso
needofneytobringtterstoanendhlouisxiikingoffrance；
idablestillinspiteofhisrecentreverses；anditwas
neeprofitablesche；
atterofgreatdifficultyintheioverishedndition
ofexhausteditalyhisholinesshadanideahedeteedtoketwo
cardinals
”bychoosingte；especiallyrich
nthisheretutheholyfatherlookedforinthefirstplace；
heuldsellthegreatappointntsandsplendidofficeshe
cardinalsalreadyheld；andthenhehadthetstosellbesides
therehirdpointinvieerthe
popeandcaesarborgiafirstfoundtheturecardinals；theywere
giovannirospigliosi；hehighestdignitiesofthe
holysee；andan
nobility；bothfeltthehighhonorofsuthepope
theybitious；andcaesarborgiasoonfoundpurchasersfortheir
appointntstheresulthatrospigliosiandspadapaidforbeing
cardinals；andeightotherpersonspaidfortheofficesthecardinals
heldbeforetheirelevation；andthuseighthundredthousandcrowns
enteredintotheffersofthespeculators
”itistinooproceedtothelastpartofthespeculationthepope
heapedattentionsuponrospigliosiandspada；nferreduponthehe
insigniaofthecardinalate；andinducedtheoarrangetheiraffairs
andtakeuptheirresidenceatrothenthepopeandcaesarborgia
invitedthetatterofdispute
betakeuse
ofoneoftheanshatis
tosay；inthefirstplace；thefauskeyocertain
personshtherequestthattheygoandopenadesignatedcupboard
thiskeyallironpoint；anegligenceonthe
partofthelocksthhisoeffecttheopeningof
thecupboard；ofhelock；thepersonked
bythissllpoint；anddiednextdaythenthereheringhthe
lionshead；edtogreethisfriendsh
aclaspofthehandthelionbitthehandthusfavored；andatthe
endoftortalcaesarproposedtohis
father；thattheyshouldeitheraskthecardinalstoopenthecupboard；
orshakehands；butalexandervi；replied：noothe
to
dinner；sothingtellsthatoneybackbesides；
youforget；diately；while
aprickorabiteoccasionsadelayofadayortaesargave
reasoning；andthecardinalsly
invitedtodinner
”thetableothepope；nearsan
pierdarena；achagretreathecardinalsknewverywellby
reportrospigliosi；quitesetuphhisneies；ha
goodappetiteandhisstingratiatingnnerspada；aprudentn；
andgreatlyattachedtohisonlynepheainofthehighest
prose；tookpaperandpen；anddehishensentohis
nephenearthevineyard；butitappearedtheservant
didnotfindhi
”spadakneeant；sincechristianity；so
enentlye；itwasnolongera