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Felix
visited
the
grate
at
night
and
made
known
to
the
prisoner
his
intentions
in
his
favour
.
The
Turk
,
amazed
and
delighted
,
endeavoured
to
kindle
the
zeal
of
his
deliverer
by
promises
of
reward
and
wealth
.
Felix
rejected
his
offers
with
contempt
,
yet
when
he
saw
the
lovely
Safie
,
who
was
allowed
to
visit
her
father
and
who
by
her
gestures
expressed
her
lively
gratitude
,
the
youth
could
not
help
owning
to
his
own
mind
that
the
captive
possessed
a
treasure
which
would
fully
reward
his
toil
and
hazard
.
"
The
Turk
quickly
perceived
the
impression
that
his
daughter
had
made
on
the
heart
of
Felix
and
endeavoured
to
secure
him
more
entirely
in
his
interests
by
the
promise
of
her
hand
in
marriage
so
soon
as
he
should
be
conveyed
to
a
place
of
safety
.
Felix
was
too
delicate
to
accept
this
offer
,
yet
he
looked
forward
to
the
probability
of
the
event
as
to
the
consummation
of
his
happiness
.
"
During
the
ensuing
days
,
while
the
preparations
were
going
forward
for
the
escape
of
the
merchant
,
the
zeal
of
Felix
was
warmed
by
several
letters
that
he
received
from
this
lovely
girl
,
who
found
means
to
express
her
thoughts
in
the
language
of
her
lover
by
the
aid
of
an
old
man
,
a
servant
of
her
father
who
understood
French
.
She
thanked
him
in
the
most
ardent
terms
for
his
intended
services
towards
her
parent
,
and
at
the
same
time
she
gently
deplored
her
own
fate
.
"
I
have
copies
of
these
letters
,
for
I
found
means
,
during
my
residence
in
the
hovel
,
to
procure
the
implements
of
writing
;
and
the
letters
were
often
in
the
hands
of
Felix
or
Agatha
.
Before
I
depart
I
will
give
them
to
you
;
they
will
prove
the
truth
of
my
tale
;
but
at
present
,
as
the
sun
is
already
far
declined
,
I
shall
only
have
time
to
repeat
the
substance
of
them
to
you
.
"
Safie
related
that
her
mother
was
a
Christian
Arab
,
seized
and
made
a
slave
by
the
Turks
;
recommended
by
her
beauty
,
she
had
won
the
heart
of
the
father
of
Safie
,
who
married
her
.
The
young
girl
spoke
in
high
and
enthusiastic
terms
of
her
mother
,
who
,
born
in
freedom
,
spurned
the
bondage
to
which
she
was
now
reduced
.
She
instructed
her
daughter
in
the
tenets
of
her
religion
and
taught
her
to
aspire
to
higher
powers
of
intellect
and
an
independence
of
spirit
forbidden
to
the
female
followers
of
Muhammad
.
This
lady
died
,
but
her
lessons
were
indelibly
impressed
on
the
mind
of
Safie
,
who
sickened
at
the
prospect
of
again
returning
to
Asia
and
being
immured
within
the
walls
of
a
harem
,
allowed
only
to
occupy
herself
with
infantile
amusements
,
ill-suited
to
the
temper
of
her
soul
,
now
accustomed
to
grand
ideas
and
a
noble
emulation
for
virtue
.
The
prospect
of
marrying
a
Christian
and
remaining
in
a
country
where
women
were
allowed
to
take
a
rank
in
society
was
enchanting
to
her
.
"
The
day
for
the
execution
of
the
Turk
was
fixed
,
but
on
the
night
previous
to
it
he
quitted
his
prison
and
before
morning
was
distant
many
leagues
from
Paris
.
Felix
had
procured
passports
in
the
name
of
his
father
,
sister
,
and
himself
.
He
had
previously
communicated
his
plan
to
the
former
,
who
aided
the
deceit
by
quitting
his
house
,
under
the
pretence
of
a
journey
and
concealed
himself
,
with
his
daughter
,
in
an
obscure
part
of
Paris
.
"
Felix
conducted
the
fugitives
through
France
to
Lyons
and
across
Mont
Cenis
to
Leghorn
,
where
the
merchant
had
decided
to
wait
a
favourable
opportunity
of
passing
into
some
part
of
the
Turkish
dominions
.
"
Safie
resolved
to
remain
with
her
father
until
the
moment
of
his
departure
,
before
which
time
the
Turk
renewed
his
promise
that
she
should
be
united
to
his
deliverer
;
and
Felix
remained
with
them
in
expectation
of
that
event
;
and
in
the
meantime
he
enjoyed
the
society
of
the
Arabian
,
who
exhibited
towards
him
the
simplest
and
tenderest
affection
.
They
conversed
with
one
another
through
the
means
of
an
interpreter
,
and
sometimes
with
the
interpretation
of
looks
;
and
Safie
sang
to
him
the
divine
airs
of
her
native
country
.
"
The
Turk
allowed
this
intimacy
to
take
place
and
encouraged
the
hopes
of
the
youthful
lovers
,
while
in
his
heart
he
had
formed
far
other
plans
.
He
loathed
the
idea
that
his
daughter
should
be
united
to
a
Christian
,
but
he
feared
the
resentment
of
Felix
if
he
should
appear
lukewarm
,
for
he
knew
that
he
was
still
in
the
power
of
his
deliverer
if
he
should
choose
to
betray
him
to
the
Italian
state
which
they
inhabited
.
He
revolved
a
thousand
plans
by
which
he
should
be
enabled
to
prolong
the
deceit
until
it
might
be
no
longer
necessary
,
and
secretly
to
take
his
daughter
with
him
when
he
departed
.
His
plans
were
facilitated
by
the
news
which
arrived
from
Paris
.
