Граф Монте-Кристо

The Island of Monte Cristo.

           ThesmugglersleftwithEdmondwhathehadrequestedandsetsail,butnotwithoutturningaboutseveraltimes,andeachtimemakingsignsofacordialfarewell,towhichEdmondrepliedwithhishandonly,asifhecouldnotmovetherestofhisbody.Then,whentheyhaddisappeared,hesaidwithasmile"’Tisstrangethatitshouldbeamongsuchmenthatwefindproofsoffriendshipanddevotion."Thenhedraggedhimselfcautiouslytothetopofarock,fromwhichhehadafullviewofthesea,andthencehesawthetartancompleteherpreparationsforsailing,weighanchor,and,balancingherselfasgracefullyasawater-fowlereittakestothewing,setsail.Attheendofanhourshewascompletelyoutofsight;atleast,itwasimpossibleforthewoundedmantoseeheranylongerfromthespotwherehewas.ThenDantesrosemoreagileandlightthanthekidamongthemyrtlesandshrubsofthesewildrocks,tookhisguninonehand,hispickaxeintheother,andhastenedtowardstherockonwhichthemarkshehadnotedterminated."Andnow,"heexclaimed,rememberingthetaleoftheArabianfisherman,whichFariahadrelatedtohim,"now,opensesame!"

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