Double jeopardy

book very much.

And while my hair did not turn gray and I grew no long beard and I did not spend all of my leisure hours plotting an escape, I feel that I had very much in common with Edmond Dantes. Both of us had left a woman on the outside; both of us had been in love. I think, though--and in all fairness to Dumas' hero--that I suffered the more; for his girl still lived whil...