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"
Come
,
"
said
he
to
the
abbe
,
"
I
am
anxious
to
see
your
treasures
.
"
The
abbe
smiled
,
and
,
proceeding
to
the
disused
fireplace
,
raised
,
by
the
help
of
his
chisel
,
a
long
stone
,
which
had
doubtless
been
the
hearth
,
beneath
which
was
a
cavity
of
considerable
depth
,
serving
as
a
safe
depository
of
the
articles
mentioned
to
Dantes
.
"
What
do
you
wish
to
see
first
?
"
asked
the
abbe
.
"
Oh
,
your
great
work
on
the
monarchy
of
Italy
!
"
Faria
then
drew
forth
from
his
hiding-place
three
or
four
rolls
of
linen
,
laid
one
over
the
other
,
like
folds
of
papyrus
.
These
rolls
consisted
of
slips
of
cloth
about
four
inches
wide
and
eighteen
long
;
they
were
all
carefully
numbered
and
closely
covered
with
writing
,
so
legible
that
Dantes
could
easily
read
it
,
as
well
as
make
out
the
sense
--
it
being
in
Italian
,
a
language
he
,
as
a
Provencal
,
perfectly
understood
.
"
There
,
"
said
he
,
"
there
is
the
work
complete
.
I
wrote
the
word
finis
at
the
end
of
the
sixty-eighth
strip
about
a
week
ago
.
I
have
torn
up
two
of
my
shirts
,
and
as
many
handkerchiefs
as
I
was
master
of
,
to
complete
the
precious
pages
.
Should
I
ever
get
out
of
prison
and
find
in
all
Italy
a
printer
courageous
enough
to
publish
what
I
have
composed
,
my
literary
reputation
is
forever
secured
.
"
"
I
see
,
"
answered
Dantes
.
"
Now
let
me
behold
the
curious
pens
with
which
you
have
written
your
work
.
"
"
Look
!
"
said
Faria
,
showing
to
the
young
man
a
slender
stick
about
six
inches
long
,
and
much
resembling
the
size
of
the
handle
of
a
fine
painting-brush
,
to
the
end
of
which
was
tied
,
by
a
piece
of
thread
,
one
of
those
cartilages
of
which
the
abbe
had
before
spoken
to
Dantes
;
it
was
pointed
,
and
divided
at
the
nib
like
an
ordinary
pen
.
Dantes
examined
it
with
intense
admiration
,
then
looked
around
to
see
the
instrument
with
which
it
had
been
shaped
so
correctly
into
form
.
"
Ah
,
yes
,
"
said
Faria
;
"
the
penknife
.
That
's
my
masterpiece
.
I
made
it
,
as
well
as
this
larger
knife
,
out
of
an
old
iron
candlestick
.
"
The
penknife
was
sharp
and
keen
as
a
razor
;
as
for
the
other
knife
,
it
would
serve
a
double
purpose
,
and
with
it
one
could
cut
and
thrust
.
Dantes
examined
the
various
articles
shown
to
him
with
the
same
attention
that
he
had
bestowed
on
the
curiosities
and
strange
tools
exhibited
in
the
shops
at
Marseilles
as
the
works
of
the
savages
in
the
South
Seas
from
whence
they
had
been
brought
by
the
different
trading
vessels
.
