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"
No
,
Louis
XVIII
.
"
"
The
brother
of
Louis
XVII
.
!
How
inscrutable
are
the
ways
of
providence
--
for
what
great
and
mysterious
purpose
has
it
pleased
heaven
to
abase
the
man
once
so
elevated
,
and
raise
up
him
who
was
so
abased
?
"
Dantes
'
whole
attention
was
riveted
on
a
man
who
could
thus
forget
his
own
misfortunes
while
occupying
himself
with
the
destinies
of
others
.
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"
Yes
,
yes
,
"
continued
he
,
"
'
Twill
be
the
same
as
it
was
in
England
.
After
Charles
I.
,
Cromwell
;
after
Cromwell
,
Charles
II.
,
and
then
James
II.
,
and
then
some
son-inlaw
or
relation
,
some
Prince
of
Orange
,
a
stadtholder
who
becomes
a
king
.
Then
new
concessions
to
the
people
,
then
a
constitution
,
then
liberty
.
Ah
,
my
friend
!
"
said
the
abbe
,
turning
towards
Dantes
,
and
surveying
him
with
the
kindling
gaze
of
a
prophet
,
"
you
are
young
,
you
will
see
all
this
come
to
pass
.
"
"
Probably
,
if
ever
I
get
out
of
prison
!
"
"
True
,
"
replied
Faria
,
"
we
are
prisoners
;
but
I
forget
this
sometimes
,
and
there
are
even
moments
when
my
mental
vision
transports
me
beyond
these
walls
,
and
I
fancy
myself
at
liberty
.
"
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"
But
wherefore
are
you
here
?
"
"
Because
in
1807
I
dreamed
of
the
very
plan
Napoleon
tried
to
realize
in
1811
;
because
,
like
Machiavelli
,
I
desired
to
alter
the
political
face
of
Italy
,
and
instead
of
allowing
it
to
be
split
up
into
a
quantity
of
petty
principalities
,
each
held
by
some
weak
or
tyrannical
ruler
,
I
sought
to
form
one
large
,
compact
,
and
powerful
empire
;
and
,
lastly
,
because
I
fancied
I
had
found
my
Caesar
Borgia
in
a
crowned
simpleton
,
who
feigned
to
enter
into
my
views
only
to
betray
me
.
It
was
the
plan
of
Alexander
VI
.
and
Clement
VII.
,
but
it
will
never
succeed
now
,
for
they
attempted
it
fruitlessly
,
and
Napoleon
was
unable
to
complete
his
work
.
Italy
seems
fated
to
misfortune
.
"
And
the
old
man
bowed
his
head
.
Dantes
could
not
understand
a
man
risking
his
life
for
such
matters
.
Napoleon
certainly
he
knew
something
of
,
inasmuch
as
he
had
seen
and
spoken
with
him
;
but
of
Clement
VII
.
and
Alexander
VI
.
he
knew
nothing
.