📚 Summary: Danglars subtly accuses Edmond Dantès of receiving a mysterious packet and letter from Captain Leclère but quickly backtracks, claiming he might be mistaken. M. Morrel decides to let Dantès clarify the matter himself if needed. Dantès then confirms he has completed all customs duties and politely declines M. Morrel’s dinner invitation, explaining his first priority is to visit his father.
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