The Count of Monte Cristo (English Version Unabridged)
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THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO
ALEXANDREDUMAS
J.A.BEAUCE,ANDOTHEREMINENTFRENCHARTISTS
INFIVEVOLUMES
Vol.GEORGEROUTLEDGEANDSONS
LONDONANDNEW-YORK
1888Copyright,1887.
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PageChap.I.Marseilles - TheArrival1
II.FatherandSon1:5
III.TheCatalansj:j
IV.Conspiracy.'J4
V.TheMarriageFeast4:!
VI.TheDeputyProcureurduBoi63
VII.TheExamination75
VIII.TheChateaudTf89
IX.TheEveningoftheBetrothal1<>-
X.TheSmallCabinetoftheTuileries109
XI.TheOgreofCorsica1l!>
XII.FatherandSon130
XIII.TheHundredDays138
XIV.TheTwoPrisoners14'.)
XV.Number:!4andNumber21H\2
XVI.ALearnedItalian180
XVII.TheAbbe'sChamberl!Hi
XVIII.TheTreasure215
XIX.TheThirdAttack230
XX.TheCemeteryoftheChateaud'Ifi'41
XXI.TheIsleofTiboulexJ4!>
XXII.TheSmuo XXIII.TheIsleofMonte-Cristo.71
XXIV.TheSecretCave279
XXV.TheUnknown290
XXVI.TheAubergeofPontduGard301
XXVII.TheRecital:S17
LISTOFILLUSTRATIONS
Page EdmundDantes3
The••Phabaon"5
DantesandMorrel7
Mercedes9
FatherandSon15
Caderousse17
Dantes'Father19
DantesandMercedes21
EernandandMercedesl'.~>
Danglars31
TheConspiracy36
EernandandDantes37
FernandandtheLetter39
ByherSidewalkedDaxtes'Father45
TheMarriaueBreakfast49
TheProcureurdtjEoi51
Eernand.">:;
TheArrestofEdmondDantes55WhatNews?59
MercedesandDante'sFather61
M.de\illefort65
TheMarquisedeSaint-Meran67
Reneede-Saint-Meran71
TheDinxer7:'.
VillefortandMorrel77
VlLLKFURTANDDaNTES7!l
TheIsleofElba83
BurningtheLetter
TheChateaud'If->7
TakentotheChateaud'If91
xiiLISTOFI1.1.USTRAII<>\s. Page DantksintheDingeon93
TheArrival\tthePrison99
DANTES\m>THE.1x11.1:1;100
VilleportamiSaint-Meran103
MercedesusdVilleport105
Mercedes\m>Fernand107
B\i;<>\D\Mii,-i:113
KingLoiisWill,&ndM.deVilleport...117
M.i>kBlacas1-1
'I'm.(\i:imitMeeting125 Tin:KingConferringtheCross127
Villeport\m>EisFather128
Noirpier131
Tin.ChangedClothes135
Napoleon'sReturnpromElba139
vlllefortandmorre1141 DantesandtheInspector153
TheAkkkParia155
ExaminingtheRegister159
DantksThrowinghisMealsintotheSka165
Dantes\ni>theJailerL69
TheBr DantesUnderminingtheCell17:!
PariaEntersDantes'Cell177
Dantes\ni>Pariaisi
PariaDisheartened187
PariaAbandonsEope189
Pariain11isChamber1<):J
TheNeedle195
PariaCriesforKelp209
Paria'sParalyzedArm213
M\rcoSpada219
PariaGrTESDantkstheLetter223
TheCardinal'sSecretary225
Paria'sFarewelltoDantes235
Paria'sDeath2:i7
TinDeathTest:..239
DantesEnterstheSack24::
TinSeaistheCemeteryoftheChateaui>Tk247
Tin.PaintReportofaGunwasBeard257
Jacopo259
DantksVIEWSEmSELF263
JeuneA.mkkik2G5TheIsi.kofMonte-Cristo269
LISTOFILLUSTRATIONS.xiii
PageDantesontheIsleofMonte-Cristo27.")
TheCaveatMonte-Cristoi»,Sl
BlastingtheRock2*3
DantesSellingtheDiamonds291
Dantes'Yacht293
RemovingtheTreasure29;")
DantesRevisitsHisFather'sRoom297
"YouareWelcome,Sir,"saidCaderousse299 CaderousseandHisWipe303
TheAbbeBusoni30.")
BusoniandCaderousse307
LaCarconte309
CaderousseTellstheStory31.">
TheDeathofDantes'Father32]
FernandEnlists325
"SupposeitisFalse?"329 MercedesMarriesFernand331
THECOUNTOFMOXTE-CRISTO
rilAPTEEI MARSEILLES - THEARRIVAL
thePharaon,fromSmyrna,Trieste,andNaples, CapeMorgionandtheIsleofRion.Immediately,
andasusual,theplatformofFortSaintJeanwas ownerofthecity. 2THEcolSTOFMONTE-GRISTO.
andrepeatedeachorderofthepilot. assheroundedthecreekofLaReserve. tomedfromtheircradletocontendwithdanger. "Agreatmisfortune,M.Morrel!"repliedtheyoungman, - "agreat (iaptainLeclere." "Andthecargo?"inquiredtheowner,eagerly. head.Bu1poorCaptainLeclere" "Hedied." "fellintothesea?" Then,turningtothecrew,hesaid:
"Lookoutthere!allreadytodropanchor!" conversationsuspendedforamoment. THECOUNTOFMONTE-GRISTO.3
todieatlast,likeeverybodyelse,inhisbed." EdmonflDantes.
youhaveassuredmethatthecargo" 4Till:COUNTOFM0NTE-CRI8I0.
shoutedout undertheimpulsealreadygiven. bythem. thathasbefallenus.'" "Yes - yes!poorCaptainLeclere!Hewasabraveandanhonest man!" asthatofMorrelandSon,"repliedDanglars. hasnoI,,.('dtoaskinstructionfromanyone." makingfor.Marseillesdirect." THE(<>lXTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
ThpPharaon.
goingashore,andnothingelse." "comethisway!" <;illi:COUNTOFMOFTE-CRISTO. Thru,callingtotliecrew,besaid,"Leigo
added: slopetheyards!" myword." "Andso,infact,beis,"saidtheowner. AcloudpassedoverDanglars'sbrow.
Danglarsretreatedasteportwo.
"Then,didyonseehim,Edmond?" "Who!" "Themarechal." "Yes." besaidsuddenly - "AndhowistheEmperor!" "Verywell,asfarasIcouldjudgefrommyeyes." "YousawtheEmperor,then:'" "Andyouspoketohim.'" "Andwhatdidhesaytoyon'." "A.skedmequestionsabouttheship, - thetimesheleftMarseilles, Valence.'"
THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
trouble." 8THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
willexcusiin "Certainly,certainly,mydearDantes!" Danglarsapproached,andsaid -
landingatPorto-Ferrajo?" "Yes,mostsatisfactory,mydearDanglars." him! "Tome:' - no - wasthereone'." lettertohiscare." "Ofwhatpacketareyouspeaking,Danglars!" Why,thatwhichDantesleftatPorto-Ferrajo."
Danglarsturnedveryred.
beanyLetterhewillgiveittome." Danglarsreflectedforamoment.
"Yes,sir." "Youhavenotbeenlongdetained." gaveourpapers." "Thenyouhavenothingmoretodohere'." Dantescastaglancearound.
"Xo;nilisarrangednow." "Thenyoucancomeanddinewithme.'" THECOUNTOFM0NTE-CBI8T0.g
havedoneme." Merced&s.
youknow.'Myfatheriswell lately." 10THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
absence." Dantessmiled.
expectsyounolessimpatientlythanyourfather - thelovelyMercedes." DantesMushed.
bands»memistress!" mybetrothed." "Notwithus,sir,"repliedDantes. "No,sir;1haveallmypaytotake - nearlythreemonths'wages." "Youareacarefulfellow,Edmond." "SayIhaveapoorfather,sir." "Yes,ifyouhavenothingmoretosaytome." "Nothing." yourleaveofabsenceforsomedays." "Togetmarried?" "Yes.first,andthentogotoParis." notsailwithouthercaptain." THECOUNTOFM0NTE-CRI8T0.\\
"Withouthercaptain of1hePharaon/'' proverb Chihacompagnohapadrone - 'Hewhohasapartnerhas
nameofmyfatherandofMercedes." "ShallIrowyouonshore tlethedispute - apropositionwhichIwaswrongtosuggest,andhe youbegladtoretainDanglars.'" "ThenIhaveleave "Go,Itellyou." "MayIhavetheuseofyourskiff:'" "Certainly." you 12Till:corXTOFMOFTE-CRISTO.
harbortotheQuaid'Orleans. withhiseyes. CHAPTERII
PATHEBANDSON
ThisapartmentwasoccupiedbyDant&s'father.
formedakindoftrellisathiswindow. hefellintohisarms,paleandtrembling. alarmed,"Areyouill "No,no,mydearEdmond - myboy - myson! - do;hut1did notexpectyou;andjoy,tin 1surpriseofseeingyousosuddenly
Ah!IreallyseemasifIweregoingtodie."
"Come,come,cheerup,mydearfather:"TisI - really1!They !4THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO. "Yes,yes,myboy,sowewill - sowewill,"repliedtheoldman; mecouldhavehopedforJ" backward. reviveyou.Wheredoyoukeepyourwine.'" saidtheoldman. cupboards. yousee,lesthemightdoyonaninjury" •Well - " "Why,Ipaidhim." Theoldmanmadeasignintheaffirmative.
THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO.15
Ilieyoungman.
"YouknowhowlittleIrequire,"saidtlMman. oldman. "Whatareyoudoing "Youhavewoundedmyveryheart." nowallisforgotten - alliswellagain." littlemoney.Here,father!here!"hesaid,"takethis - takeit.and sendforsomethingimmediately." KiTHECOUNTOFM0NTE-CRI8T0.
ThecountenanceofoldDantesbrightened.
andto-moiTO"wweshahhavemore." return,inordertoheabletopurchasethem." to-morrow.But,hush!herecomessomebody." tocongratulateyouonyourfortunatereturn." aserviceonatime,sohe'swelcome." hewasabouttoturnintotheliningofacoat. nessunderthisappearanceofcivility. "Thanks - thanks;but,fortunately,Idonotwantforanything; Dantesmadeagesture."1donotalludetoyou,myboy.No! - do! "'What!yonatMarseilles?' - 'Yes,'sayshe. 'IthoughtyouwereatSmyrna.' - THEcorXTOFM0NTE-CRI8T0.17
handswithafriend." us -7~;-^S, '".V- Danteshadthrownonthetable.
evesofhisneighbor. 18TEECOUNTOFMONTE-GRISTO.
father,"addedDantes,"putthismoneybackinyourbox - unless service" Cod!thetradekeepsme.Keepyourmoney - keepit,Isay; - one neverliastoomuch; - but,atthesametime,myboy,Iamasmuch "Itwasofferedwithgood-will,"saidDantes. Ihear, - yoninsinuatingdog,you!
"Thenyouwerewrongtorefusetodinewithhim." didheinviteyoutodine.',1 ishmentattheexcessivehonorpaidtobisson. theyoungman."Iwasmostanxioustoseeyou." tovextheowner." "and1hopehefullyunderstoodit." "Somuchthebetter - somuchthebetter!Nothingwillgivegreater "Mercedes:'"saidtheoldman. togoandpayavisittotheCatalans." wife,asithasblessedmeinmyson!" Dantes;sheisnothiswifeyet,Ifancy."
Edmond.
THECOUNTOFMONTJE-CRISTO.19
"Y& - yes,"s;ii'lCaderousse;"bu1youwererighlt"!"•inahurry, myboy." "Andwhy?" IinHii'>'father.
slic,particularly,hasthembydozens." slightuneasiness. 20THECOUNTOFWONTE-CRISTO.
"Eh - eh!"said<'aderousse,shakinghishead. "Somuchthebetter - somuchthehotter,"saidCaderousse."When hutnevermindthat,myhoy, - hutgoandannounceyourarrival,and letherknowallyourhopesandprospects." "Iwillgodirectly,"wasBdmond'sreply. apartment. ofthehueSenac. "Well,"saidDanglars,"didyouseehim:'" "Ihavejusilefthim,"answeredCaderousse. "Didhealludetohishopeofbeing-captain.'" Ifespokeofitasathingalreadydecided."
"Sothatheisquiteelateaboutit!" "Thatistosay,heisactuallyinsolentonthematter - hasalready mealoanofmoney,asthoughhewereabanker." "Whichyourefused?" M.Danteshasnolongeranyoccasionforassistance - lieisaboutto becomeacaptain." "Pooh!"saidDanglars;"heisnotoneyet.""Mafoil - anditwillheaswellhenevershouldlie,"answered him." perhapsbecomeevenlessthanheis." "Whatdoyoumean?" "Nothing - Iwasspeakingtomyself.Andisliestillinlovewith thefairCatalane:'" /'///:corxrofmonte-cristo.11 astorminthatquarter." "Explainyourself." "WhyshouldIf" Dantes?"
"Ineverlikeupstarts." 22THECOUNTOF\l<>X/
E-GBIST0.
Whathaveyouseen
.' - come,tellme!" withafinelassofseventeen?" "AndyousayDantesliasgonetotheCatalans?" "HewentbeforeIcamedown." "Ilertainly,"repliedDanglars. theycalledforabottleofwineandtwoglasses. CHAPTERIII
THECATALANS
storm,wasthesmallvillageoftheCatalans. country,astheyhavepreserveditslanguage. 24TEECOUNTOFMONTE-GRISTO.
ingwithgrayandbluedocks. mustbeyourownemmytoaskmeagain." -Well,repeatit, - repeatit,Ibegofyou,thatImayatlastbelieve isnotthistrue.Fernand?" theTHECOUNTOFMONTE-CRIBTO.25
flaxIspin, - Ifeelverykeenly,Fernand,thatthisischarity."quotesdbs_dbs46.pdfusesText_46XXIII.TheIsleofMonte-Cristo.71
XXIV.TheSecretCave279
XXV.TheUnknown290
XXVI.TheAubergeofPontduGard301
XXVII.TheRecital:S17
LISTOFILLUSTRATIONS
PageEdmundDantes3
The••Phabaon"5
DantesandMorrel7
Mercedes9
FatherandSon15
Caderousse17
Dantes'Father19
DantesandMercedes21
EernandandMercedesl'.~>
Danglars31
TheConspiracy36
EernandandDantes37
FernandandtheLetter39
ByherSidewalkedDaxtes'Father45
TheMarriaueBreakfast49
TheProcureurdtjEoi51
Eernand.">:;
TheArrestofEdmondDantes55WhatNews?59
MercedesandDante'sFather61
M.de\illefort65
TheMarquisedeSaint-Meran67
Reneede-Saint-Meran71
TheDinxer7:'.
VillefortandMorrel77
VlLLKFURTANDDaNTES7!l
TheIsleofElba83
BurningtheLetter
TheChateaud'If->7
TakentotheChateaud'If91
xiiLISTOFI1.1.USTRAII<>\s. PageDantksintheDingeon93
TheArrival\tthePrison99
DANTES\m>THE.1x11.1:1;100
VilleportamiSaint-Meran103
MercedesusdVilleport105
Mercedes\m>Fernand107
B\i;<>\D\Mii,-i:113
KingLoiisWill,&ndM.deVilleport...117
M.i>kBlacas1-1
'I'm.(\i:imitMeeting125Tin:KingConferringtheCross127
Villeport\m>EisFather128
Noirpier131
Tin.ChangedClothes135
Napoleon'sReturnpromElba139
vlllefortandmorre1141DantesandtheInspector153
TheAkkkParia155
ExaminingtheRegister159
DantksThrowinghisMealsintotheSka165
Dantes\ni>theJailerL69
TheBr DantesUnderminingtheCell17:!
PariaEntersDantes'Cell177
Dantes\ni>Pariaisi
PariaDisheartened187
PariaAbandonsEope189
Pariain11isChamber1<):J
TheNeedle195
PariaCriesforKelp209
Paria'sParalyzedArm213
M\rcoSpada219
PariaGrTESDantkstheLetter223
TheCardinal'sSecretary225
Paria'sFarewelltoDantes235
Paria'sDeath2:i7
TinDeathTest:..239
DantesEnterstheSack24::
TinSeaistheCemeteryoftheChateaui>Tk247
Tin.PaintReportofaGunwasBeard257
Jacopo259
DantksVIEWSEmSELF263
JeuneA.mkkik2G5TheIsi.kofMonte-Cristo269
LISTOFILLUSTRATIONS.xiii
PageDantesontheIsleofMonte-Cristo27.")
TheCaveatMonte-Cristoi»,Sl
BlastingtheRock2*3
DantesSellingtheDiamonds291
Dantes'Yacht293
RemovingtheTreasure29;")
DantesRevisitsHisFather'sRoom297
"YouareWelcome,Sir,"saidCaderousse299 CaderousseandHisWipe303
TheAbbeBusoni30.")
BusoniandCaderousse307
LaCarconte309
CaderousseTellstheStory31.">
TheDeathofDantes'Father32]
FernandEnlists325
"SupposeitisFalse?"329 MercedesMarriesFernand331
THECOUNTOFMOXTE-CRISTO
rilAPTEEI MARSEILLES - THEARRIVAL
thePharaon,fromSmyrna,Trieste,andNaples, CapeMorgionandtheIsleofRion.Immediately,
andasusual,theplatformofFortSaintJeanwas ownerofthecity. 2THEcolSTOFMONTE-GRISTO.
andrepeatedeachorderofthepilot. assheroundedthecreekofLaReserve. tomedfromtheircradletocontendwithdanger. "Agreatmisfortune,M.Morrel!"repliedtheyoungman, - "agreat (iaptainLeclere." "Andthecargo?"inquiredtheowner,eagerly. head.Bu1poorCaptainLeclere" "Hedied." "fellintothesea?" Then,turningtothecrew,hesaid:
"Lookoutthere!allreadytodropanchor!" conversationsuspendedforamoment. THECOUNTOFMONTE-GRISTO.3
todieatlast,likeeverybodyelse,inhisbed." EdmonflDantes.
youhaveassuredmethatthecargo" 4Till:COUNTOFM0NTE-CRI8I0.
shoutedout undertheimpulsealreadygiven. bythem. thathasbefallenus.'" "Yes - yes!poorCaptainLeclere!Hewasabraveandanhonest man!" asthatofMorrelandSon,"repliedDanglars. hasnoI,,.('dtoaskinstructionfromanyone." makingfor.Marseillesdirect." THE(<>lXTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
ThpPharaon.
goingashore,andnothingelse." "comethisway!" <;illi:COUNTOFMOFTE-CRISTO. Thru,callingtotliecrew,besaid,"Leigo
added: slopetheyards!" myword." "Andso,infact,beis,"saidtheowner. AcloudpassedoverDanglars'sbrow.
Danglarsretreatedasteportwo.
"Then,didyonseehim,Edmond?" "Who!" "Themarechal." "Yes." besaidsuddenly - "AndhowistheEmperor!" "Verywell,asfarasIcouldjudgefrommyeyes." "YousawtheEmperor,then:'" "Andyouspoketohim.'" "Andwhatdidhesaytoyon'." "A.skedmequestionsabouttheship, - thetimesheleftMarseilles, Valence.'"
THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
trouble." 8THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
willexcusiin "Certainly,certainly,mydearDantes!" Danglarsapproached,andsaid -
landingatPorto-Ferrajo?" "Yes,mostsatisfactory,mydearDanglars." him! "Tome:' - no - wasthereone'." lettertohiscare." "Ofwhatpacketareyouspeaking,Danglars!" Why,thatwhichDantesleftatPorto-Ferrajo."
Danglarsturnedveryred.
beanyLetterhewillgiveittome." Danglarsreflectedforamoment.
"Yes,sir." "Youhavenotbeenlongdetained." gaveourpapers." "Thenyouhavenothingmoretodohere'." Dantescastaglancearound.
"Xo;nilisarrangednow." "Thenyoucancomeanddinewithme.'" THECOUNTOFM0NTE-CBI8T0.g
havedoneme." Merced&s.
youknow.'Myfatheriswell lately." 10THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
absence." Dantessmiled.
expectsyounolessimpatientlythanyourfather - thelovelyMercedes." DantesMushed.
bands»memistress!" mybetrothed." "Notwithus,sir,"repliedDantes. "No,sir;1haveallmypaytotake - nearlythreemonths'wages." "Youareacarefulfellow,Edmond." "SayIhaveapoorfather,sir." "Yes,ifyouhavenothingmoretosaytome." "Nothing." yourleaveofabsenceforsomedays." "Togetmarried?" "Yes.first,andthentogotoParis." notsailwithouthercaptain." THECOUNTOFM0NTE-CRI8T0.\\
"Withouthercaptain of1hePharaon/'' proverb Chihacompagnohapadrone - 'Hewhohasapartnerhas
nameofmyfatherandofMercedes." "ShallIrowyouonshore tlethedispute - apropositionwhichIwaswrongtosuggest,andhe youbegladtoretainDanglars.'" "ThenIhaveleave "Go,Itellyou." "MayIhavetheuseofyourskiff:'" "Certainly." you 12Till:corXTOFMOFTE-CRISTO.
harbortotheQuaid'Orleans. withhiseyes. CHAPTERII
PATHEBANDSON
ThisapartmentwasoccupiedbyDant&s'father.
formedakindoftrellisathiswindow. hefellintohisarms,paleandtrembling. alarmed,"Areyouill "No,no,mydearEdmond - myboy - myson! - do;hut1did notexpectyou;andjoy,tin 1surpriseofseeingyousosuddenly
Ah!IreallyseemasifIweregoingtodie."
"Come,come,cheerup,mydearfather:"TisI - really1!They !4THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO. "Yes,yes,myboy,sowewill - sowewill,"repliedtheoldman; mecouldhavehopedforJ" backward. reviveyou.Wheredoyoukeepyourwine.'" saidtheoldman. cupboards. yousee,lesthemightdoyonaninjury" •Well - " "Why,Ipaidhim." Theoldmanmadeasignintheaffirmative.
DantesUnderminingtheCell17:!
PariaEntersDantes'Cell177
Dantes\ni>Pariaisi
PariaDisheartened187
PariaAbandonsEope189
Pariain11isChamber1<):J
TheNeedle195
PariaCriesforKelp209
Paria'sParalyzedArm213
M\rcoSpada219
PariaGrTESDantkstheLetter223
TheCardinal'sSecretary225
Paria'sFarewelltoDantes235
Paria'sDeath2:i7
TinDeathTest:..239
DantesEnterstheSack24::
TinSeaistheCemeteryoftheChateaui>Tk247
Tin.PaintReportofaGunwasBeard257
Jacopo259
DantksVIEWSEmSELF263
JeuneA.mkkik2G5TheIsi.kofMonte-Cristo269
LISTOFILLUSTRATIONS.xiii
PageDantesontheIsleofMonte-Cristo27.")
TheCaveatMonte-Cristoi»,Sl
BlastingtheRock2*3
DantesSellingtheDiamonds291
Dantes'Yacht293
RemovingtheTreasure29;")
DantesRevisitsHisFather'sRoom297
"YouareWelcome,Sir,"saidCaderousse299CaderousseandHisWipe303
TheAbbeBusoni30.")
BusoniandCaderousse307
LaCarconte309
CaderousseTellstheStory31.">
TheDeathofDantes'Father32]
FernandEnlists325
"SupposeitisFalse?"329MercedesMarriesFernand331
THECOUNTOFMOXTE-CRISTO
rilAPTEEIMARSEILLES - THEARRIVAL
thePharaon,fromSmyrna,Trieste,andNaples,CapeMorgionandtheIsleofRion.Immediately,
andasusual,theplatformofFortSaintJeanwas ownerofthecity.2THEcolSTOFMONTE-GRISTO.
andrepeatedeachorderofthepilot. assheroundedthecreekofLaReserve. tomedfromtheircradletocontendwithdanger. "Agreatmisfortune,M.Morrel!"repliedtheyoungman, - "agreat (iaptainLeclere." "Andthecargo?"inquiredtheowner,eagerly. head.Bu1poorCaptainLeclere" "Hedied." "fellintothesea?"Then,turningtothecrew,hesaid:
"Lookoutthere!allreadytodropanchor!" conversationsuspendedforamoment.THECOUNTOFMONTE-GRISTO.3
todieatlast,likeeverybodyelse,inhisbed."EdmonflDantes.
youhaveassuredmethatthecargo"4Till:COUNTOFM0NTE-CRI8I0.
shoutedout undertheimpulsealreadygiven. bythem. thathasbefallenus.'" "Yes - yes!poorCaptainLeclere!Hewasabraveandanhonest man!" asthatofMorrelandSon,"repliedDanglars. hasnoI,,.('dtoaskinstructionfromanyone." makingfor.Marseillesdirect."THE(<>lXTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
ThpPharaon.
goingashore,andnothingelse." "comethisway!" <;illi:COUNTOFMOFTE-CRISTO.Thru,callingtotliecrew,besaid,"Leigo
added: slopetheyards!" myword." "Andso,infact,beis,"saidtheowner.AcloudpassedoverDanglars'sbrow.
Danglarsretreatedasteportwo.
"Then,didyonseehim,Edmond?" "Who!" "Themarechal." "Yes." besaidsuddenly - "AndhowistheEmperor!" "Verywell,asfarasIcouldjudgefrommyeyes." "YousawtheEmperor,then:'" "Andyouspoketohim.'" "Andwhatdidhesaytoyon'." "A.skedmequestionsabouttheship, - thetimesheleftMarseilles,Valence.'"
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trouble."8THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
willexcusiin "Certainly,certainly,mydearDantes!"Danglarsapproached,andsaid -
landingatPorto-Ferrajo?" "Yes,mostsatisfactory,mydearDanglars." him! "Tome:' - no - wasthereone'." lettertohiscare." "Ofwhatpacketareyouspeaking,Danglars!"Why,thatwhichDantesleftatPorto-Ferrajo."
Danglarsturnedveryred.
beanyLetterhewillgiveittome."Danglarsreflectedforamoment.
"Yes,sir." "Youhavenotbeenlongdetained." gaveourpapers." "Thenyouhavenothingmoretodohere'."Dantescastaglancearound.
"Xo;nilisarrangednow." "Thenyoucancomeanddinewithme.'"THECOUNTOFM0NTE-CBI8T0.g
havedoneme."Merced&s.
youknow.'Myfatheriswell lately."10THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO.
absence."Dantessmiled.
expectsyounolessimpatientlythanyourfather - thelovelyMercedes."DantesMushed.
bands»memistress!" mybetrothed." "Notwithus,sir,"repliedDantes. "No,sir;1haveallmypaytotake - nearlythreemonths'wages." "Youareacarefulfellow,Edmond." "SayIhaveapoorfather,sir." "Yes,ifyouhavenothingmoretosaytome." "Nothing." yourleaveofabsenceforsomedays." "Togetmarried?" "Yes.first,andthentogotoParis." notsailwithouthercaptain."THECOUNTOFM0NTE-CRI8T0.\\
"Withouthercaptain of1hePharaon/'' proverbChihacompagnohapadrone - 'Hewhohasapartnerhas
nameofmyfatherandofMercedes." "ShallIrowyouonshore tlethedispute - apropositionwhichIwaswrongtosuggest,andhe youbegladtoretainDanglars.'" "ThenIhaveleave "Go,Itellyou." "MayIhavetheuseofyourskiff:'" "Certainly." you12Till:corXTOFMOFTE-CRISTO.
harbortotheQuaid'Orleans. withhiseyes.CHAPTERII
PATHEBANDSON
ThisapartmentwasoccupiedbyDant&s'father.
formedakindoftrellisathiswindow. hefellintohisarms,paleandtrembling. alarmed,"Areyouill "No,no,mydearEdmond - myboy - myson! - do;hut1did notexpectyou;andjoy,tin1surpriseofseeingyousosuddenly
Ah!IreallyseemasifIweregoingtodie."
"Come,come,cheerup,mydearfather:"TisI - really1!They !4THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO. "Yes,yes,myboy,sowewill - sowewill,"repliedtheoldman; mecouldhavehopedforJ" backward. reviveyou.Wheredoyoukeepyourwine.'" saidtheoldman. cupboards. yousee,lesthemightdoyonaninjury" •Well - " "Why,Ipaidhim."THECOUNTOFMONTE-CRISTO.15
Ilieyoungman.
"YouknowhowlittleIrequire,"saidtlMman. oldman. "Whatareyoudoing "Youhavewoundedmyveryheart." nowallisforgotten - alliswellagain." littlemoney.Here,father!here!"hesaid,"takethis - takeit.and sendforsomethingimmediately."KiTHECOUNTOFM0NTE-CRI8T0.
ThecountenanceofoldDantesbrightened.
andto-moiTO"wweshahhavemore." return,inordertoheabletopurchasethem." to-morrow.But,hush!herecomessomebody." tocongratulateyouonyourfortunatereturn." aserviceonatime,sohe'swelcome." hewasabouttoturnintotheliningofacoat. nessunderthisappearanceofcivility. "Thanks - thanks;but,fortunately,Idonotwantforanything; Dantesmadeagesture."1donotalludetoyou,myboy.No! - do! "'What!yonatMarseilles?' - 'Yes,'sayshe. 'IthoughtyouwereatSmyrna.' -THEcorXTOFM0NTE-CRI8T0.17
handswithafriend." us -7~;-^S, '".V-Danteshadthrownonthetable.
evesofhisneighbor.18TEECOUNTOFMONTE-GRISTO.
father,"addedDantes,"putthismoneybackinyourbox - unless service" Cod!thetradekeepsme.Keepyourmoney - keepit,Isay; - one neverliastoomuch; - but,atthesametime,myboy,Iamasmuch "Itwasofferedwithgood-will,"saidDantes.Ihear, - yoninsinuatingdog,you!
"Thenyouwerewrongtorefusetodinewithhim." didheinviteyoutodine.',1 ishmentattheexcessivehonorpaidtobisson. theyoungman."Iwasmostanxioustoseeyou." tovextheowner." "and1hopehefullyunderstoodit." "Somuchthebetter - somuchthebetter!Nothingwillgivegreater "Mercedes:'"saidtheoldman. togoandpayavisittotheCatalans." wife,asithasblessedmeinmyson!"Dantes;sheisnothiswifeyet,Ifancy."
Edmond.
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"Y& - yes,"s;ii'lCaderousse;"bu1youwererighlt"!"•inahurry, myboy." "Andwhy?"IinHii'>'father.
slic,particularly,hasthembydozens." slightuneasiness.20THECOUNTOFWONTE-CRISTO.
"Eh - eh!"said<'aderousse,shakinghishead. "Somuchthebetter - somuchthehotter,"saidCaderousse."When hutnevermindthat,myhoy, - hutgoandannounceyourarrival,and letherknowallyourhopesandprospects." "Iwillgodirectly,"wasBdmond'sreply. apartment. ofthehueSenac. "Well,"saidDanglars,"didyouseehim:'" "Ihavejusilefthim,"answeredCaderousse. "Didhealludetohishopeofbeing-captain.'"Ifespokeofitasathingalreadydecided."
"Sothatheisquiteelateaboutit!" "Thatistosay,heisactuallyinsolentonthematter - hasalready mealoanofmoney,asthoughhewereabanker." "Whichyourefused?" M.Danteshasnolongeranyoccasionforassistance - lieisaboutto becomeacaptain." "Pooh!"saidDanglars;"heisnotoneyet.""Mafoil - anditwillheaswellhenevershouldlie,"answered him." perhapsbecomeevenlessthanheis." "Whatdoyoumean?" "Nothing - Iwasspeakingtomyself.Andisliestillinlovewith thefairCatalane:'" /'///:corxrofmonte-cristo.11 astorminthatquarter." "Explainyourself." "WhyshouldIf"Dantes?"
"Ineverlikeupstarts."22THECOUNTOF\l<>X/
E-GBIST0.
Whathaveyouseen
.' - come,tellme!" withafinelassofseventeen?" "AndyousayDantesliasgonetotheCatalans?" "HewentbeforeIcamedown." "Ilertainly,"repliedDanglars. theycalledforabottleofwineandtwoglasses.CHAPTERIII
THECATALANS
storm,wasthesmallvillageoftheCatalans. country,astheyhavepreserveditslanguage.24TEECOUNTOFMONTE-GRISTO.
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