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Langdon
doubted
it
.
Most
Renaissance
cathedrals
were
designed
as
makeshift
fortresses
in
the
event
a
city
was
stormed
.
They
had
as
few
entrances
as
possible
.
"
If
there
is
another
way
in
,
"
he
said
,
"
it
’
s
probably
recessed
in
the
rear
bastion
—
more
of
an
escape
route
than
an
entrance
.
"
Vittoria
was
already
on
the
move
.
Langdon
followed
deeper
into
the
alley
.
The
walls
shot
skyward
on
both
sides
of
him
.
Somewhere
a
bell
began
ringing
eight
o
’
clock
…
Robert
Langdon
did
not
hear
Vittoria
the
first
time
she
called
to
him
.
He
had
slowed
at
a
stained
-
glass
window
covered
with
bars
and
was
trying
to
peer
inside
the
church
.
"
Robert
!
"
Her
voice
was
a
loud
whisper
.
Langdon
looked
up
.
Vittoria
was
at
the
end
of
the
alley
.
She
was
pointing
around
the
back
of
the
church
and
waving
to
him
.
Langdon
jogged
reluctantly
toward
her
.
At
the
base
of
the
rear
wall
,
a
stone
bulwark
jutted
out
concealing
a
narrow
grotto
—
a
kind
of
compressed
passageway
cutting
directly
into
the
foundation
of
the
church
.
"
An
entrance
?
"
Vittoria
asked
.
Langdon
nodded
.
Actually
an
exit
,
but
we
won
’
t
get
technical
.
Vittoria
knelt
and
peered
into
the
tunnel
.
"
Let
’
s
check
the
door
.
See
if
it
’
s
open
.
"
Langdon
opened
his
mouth
to
object
,
but
Vittoria
took
his
hand
and
pulled
him
into
the
opening
.
