The Lily of the Valley-幽谷百合(英文版)
作者:[法]Honore de Balzac/巴尔扎克
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    thelilyofthevalley

    byhonoredebalzac

    translatedbykatharieley

    dedication

    tonsieurj.b.nacquart,

    eroftheroyalaedie.

    deardoostcarefullyheohe

    sendurseofthefoundationofaliteraryedificehihave

    sloe

    uponit,asaneas

    tohonorthefriendofdailylife.

    debalzac.

    thelilyofthevalley

    envoi

    felixdevaodalatessenataliedenerville:

    iyieldtoyourenwe

    loverethantheyloveustokethenignore

    theordinaryrulesofnseosoththefroheir

    broosofteupontheirlips,obstacleswe

    raculouslyovereweshedourblood,ure

    youexaypastlife;hereitis.butreer

    this,natalie;inobeyingyouicrushunderfootareluce

    hithertounnquerable.hesuddenreveries

    eiofourhappinesswhyshohe

    prettyangerofapettedaneuldyou

    notplayuporadiycharacterhoutinquiring

    intothearetheresecretsinyourhearth

    seekabsolutihaknoineahnatalie,youhave

    guessedne;anditisbetteryoushouldkh.

    yes,lifeisshado;ithovers

    vaguelyaboveandabout;ysoularesoleries,

    buriedinitsdepthslikethoserineproduest

    sofocastinfragntsonthe

    shore.

    thentallaborheexpressionofideasateshas

    revivedtheold,oldfeelingsesochpainhey

    esuddenly;andifinthisnfessionofpasttheybreak

    forthihatyouthreateo

    punishifididnotobeyyour,therefore,

    punishobedience.iynfide

    increaseyourlove.

    u,

    felix.

    chapteri

    thildhoods

    toedayoosttoug

    ofallelegies,thetaleoftorturesboesilentlybysoulswhose

    tenderrootsfindstonygroundiicsoil,

    budsaretoapartbyranroushands,ouchedby

    frostatthentoftheirblossohe

    sorroustsuckabitterbreast,whose

    slesarecheckedbythecruelfireofasteeyethetalethat

    tellsofsuto

    protethedevelopntoftheiatures,airue

    historyofchildhood.

    vanityuldihaveoralor

    physifirtycausedbythersldnesshechildof

    duty,erece,orasa

    reproayfalyfor

    overthreeyears,iyretuto

    theparentalroofthateventheservantspitied.idonotknoo

    yrescuefrohisfirst

    ;asachildianihavenot

    disveredit.farfroasinglot,brotherandters

    fouinkingsuffer.thepavirtueofh

    childrenhideeachotherspeccadilloes,and

    theprihanthat,

    iybrothersfaults,houtbeingalloo

    provetheinjustice.thefasinstinctivein

    childrentaughtbrotherandsisterstojoininthepersecutionsto

    other

    theyfearedaschasi.hispartlytheeffectofa

    itation;aestingtheir

    poplythroughlackofpityperhapsthesecauses

    uodepriveofthessoffratealinterurse.

    disiedofallaffe,iuldlovenothiurehad

    deloving.isthereanangelhesighsoffeeling

    heartsrebuffedincessantlyifinnysuchheartsthecrushed

    feelingstutohatred,inheyndensedandholloh

    frolife.inny

    blingrelaxesthefibresasfear,

    andfearendsinsubssion;hence,aasculatesa

    n,andkeshioreorlessaslave.butihese

    perpetualtorturesledtothedevelopntofacertaih,h

    inyspirittothehabitof

    ralresistance.alenehe

    rtyrsexpectedsofreshbloy

    not,asullenresignatiohegradgaietyof

    eanappearanceofidiocyedtojustify

    thersthreateningprophecies.thecertaintyofinjustice

    preturelyrousedpridethatfruitofreasonandthus,nodoubt,

    checkedtheeviltendenciesineenuraged.

    thoughtheeglectedietistheobjectofher

    soliyedueddesirous

    ofattendingtoitherself.ldeatsuchtis

    houghtofthetortureadailyinterursehherwould

    inflie.iblessedtheinhilived,andrejoiced

    thatiuldstayalohegardenandplayhthepebblesand

    y

    lonelinessnaturallyledtoreverie,likingforion

    y

    earlytroubles.solittlenoticeethatthegoveess

    oetobed.oneeveningiefully

    crougunderafigtree,gastarhthatpassionof

    curiosityind,andtoy

    preelaalintuition.sisters

    andlaughing;iheardtheirdistantchatterlikean

    ainttothoughts.afterahenoiseceasedand

    darknessfell.therhappeonoticeabseoescape

    bla,oveess,aterribledeiselle

    ...
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    thersfears,toldherihadahorrorofhoandwouldlongago

    haveruhatistupidbut

    sullen;andthatinallherexperienceofchildrenshehadneverknown

    oneofsobadadispositionasne.shepreteoseare.i

    ahefigtree,where

    sheveryareyoudoingthere”sheasked.

    ”other,who

    eningonherbalny;”childrenofyeknohingof

    astrono.””ah,da,”crieddeisellecaroline,”hehasopened

    thefaucetofthereservoir;thegardenisinuhentherewas

    ageneralext.thefactysistershadased

    theelvesbytuioseetheerfloasudden

    spurtalloverandfrighteheochthattheyranaway

    ischief

    andtoldthatilied,iwasseverelypunished.worse

    thanall,iypretendedloveofthestarsand

    forbiddentostayinthegardenafterdark.

    suchtyrannicalrestrainsintensifyapassionintheheartsof

    en;childrenthinkofnothingbut

    theforbiddenthing,esirresistiblyattractiveto

    theiystar.uonfideinkind,i

    tolditalltroublesinthatdeliciousintlehhwe

    staerourfirstideas,justasonceredourfirst

    terischool,istillchedthat

    starhindescribabledelight,sodeepandlastihe

    iressionshedawnoflife.

    brothereaboyas

    henoan,yfather,theidolofther,

    andnsequentlythesnofthehouse.heandwell

    de,andhadatutor.i,punyandevensickly,atfiveyears

    ofageasdaypupiltoaschooliooingand

    broughtbaightbyfathersvalet.ihasty

    lunch,yschoolfelloplentyofgoodfood.this

    triflingntrastbetyprivationsandtheirprosperityde

    sufferdeeply.thefauspottedporkpreparedattoursandcalled

    ”rillettes”and”rillons”iddayal,

    betheearlybreakfastandtheparentsdinner,hwasready

    seat,chprizedby

    ands,isseldoeenattoursonaristocratictables;if

    ihadeverheardofitbeforeitoschool,icertainlyhadnever

    hadthehappinessofseeingthatbroessspreadonslicesofbread

    andbutter.heless,desireforthose”rillons”

    thatitgreobeafixedidea,likethelongingofa

    parisianduchessforthesteerswife,longings

    an,shefoundanstosatisfy.childrenguesseach

    othersvetousness,justasyouareabletoreadanslove,by

    thelookintheeyes;nsequentlyibeadrablebuttfor

    ridicule.rades,nearlyallbelongingtothelowerbeoisie,

    etheir”rillons”andaskifikneadeand

    heyhatineverhadany.theylicked

    theirlipsastheytalkedofthecrapsofporkpressedintheirown

    fatandlookinglikeokedtruffles;theyiedlunchbasket,

    andfindingnothierthanolivetcheeseordriedfruits,they

    plaguedhquestions:”isthatallyouhavehaveyoureally

    nothingelse”speechesaderealizethediffereween

    brotherandself.

    thisntrastbetyoentandthehappinessofothers

    herosesofybuddingyouth.the

    firsttithati,stakingradesasfenerosity,put

    forthhandtotakethedaintyihadsoloedandhwas

    orntorpulledbackhisslice

    tothegreatdelightofhisradesingthatresult.

    ifnobleanddistinguishedndsare,as,capable

    ofvanity,cahechildhendespisedandjeered

    atundersuchatrialnyboysuedintogluttonsand

    ypersecutors.theurageof

    despairdefordable;butied,andthushadno

    proteagainsttreachery.oneeveningasileftschooliwas

    struallstoiedina

    handkerchief.hevalet,heperpetrator,toldthis

    tothersheexclaid:”thatdreadfulchildhewillalwaysbea

    tornttous.”

    findingthatiinspiredihesarepulsionthatwas

    feltforbyfaly,isankintoahorribledistrustofself.a

    sendfallofsnoinatingin

    soul.theboysistlikedps;thisfact

    rousedprideandiheldaloof.againiyself

    andhadforthefeelingsyhearthe

    sterofthesy

    rades,ahefalyverdictasto

    sulkyteer.assoonasiuldreadandythertransferred

    topontlevoy,aschoolinchargeoforatoriansookboysof

    ageintoaforalledthe”classofthelatinsteps”wheredull

    ladshtorpidbrainstolinger.

    thereireiyearsyfaly;livingthelife

    ofapariah,partlyforthefollothree

    franoney,asuarelysuffittobuythepens,

    ink,paper,knives,andrulesosupply

    ourselves.uobuystiltsorskippingropes,oranyofthe

    thingsthatheplayground,iofthe

    gas;togainadssiononsuffrageishouldhavehadtotoadythe

    riydivisioroseagainst

    eitheroftheseannesses,ostchildrenreadily

    eloy.iliveduree,lostiedthought,orreadingthe

    booksdistributedtousnthlybythelibrarian.hoanygriefswere

    intheshadoy

    edlifeigineysoreheartfeltthefirst

    distributionofprizes,ofostvalued,

    naly,fortheandfortranslatioherfatheor

    therefororeceivethe

    aidgeneralacclations,althoughthebuildingwasfilled

    yrades.insteadofkissingthe

    distributor,a,iburstintotearsandthreyself

    onhisbrea

    ...
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    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twst.thatnightibuedcrohestove.theparents

    oftheotherboysohe

    distributionoftheprizes,andradesdepartedjoyfullythe

    day;otherilesdistant,

    reihesegiventoscholars

    iliesheloniesorinfnuntries.

    youyunhappinessincreasedinproportion

    asthesocialspheresonered

    effortsidetoolivehin

    selfhopes,longcherisheded

    toperishinadaytopersuadeparentstoeandsee,ie

    theettersfulloffeeling,tooehaticallyaybe;but

    surelysuythers

    reprind,upledystyle.not

    disuragedeventhen,iiloredthehelpofsisters,toi

    aleontheirbirthdaysaedayshthepersistenceof

    aedchild;butithedayforthe

    distributionofprizesapproayeies,andtold

    ofexpectedtriuhs.sledbyparentssilence,iexpected

    theschoolfelloing;

    andthen,heoldportersstepsouherridorsashe

    calledhappyradesonebyooreceivetheirfriends,iwas

    sia

    oneday,yselftonfessorofhavingcursed

    life,hepoiheskies,isedpalbr >

    forthe”beatiquilugent”ofthesaviour.froheperiodoffirst

    nioniflungselfintothesteriousdepthsofprayer,

    attractedtiousideasoralfairylandsofasatesyoung

    spirits.buingy

    behalftheraartyrology.atfiveyearsofage

    ifledtostar;atty

    esunspeakable,yigination,fostered

    susceptibilities,andstrehinkingpoen

    attributedthosesublivisionstotheguardianangelchargedh

    uldingspirittoitsdiviiny;theyendoysoulh

    thefayheart

    ficcraftakesahefatalpoweris

    histoparehreality,thegreat

    thingsaidforallthingsgaihosevisionse

    uponbrainabookinustvoice;they

    laiduponlipsthealofutterance.

    fatherhavingnceivedsodoubtsastothetendencyofthe

    oratorianteaefroontlevoy,aoparisto

    aninstitutionintherais.iio

    capacity,i,herhetoricclassatpontlevoy,was

    pronouncedhyofthethirdclass.thesufferingsihadenduredin

    falyandinsy

    stayatthelepitreacade.fathergavenoney;iobe

    fed,clothed,andstuffedagreedon.

    duriactrades;

    butihsuinstanegledindifferenceas

    ne.nsieurlepitre,icallyattachedtothebourbons,

    hadhadrelationsyfatheratthetied

    royalistsarie

    antoitefrohetele.theyhadlatelyreneand

    nsieurlepitrethoughthielfobligedtorepairfathers

    ht,andtogiveasllsuonthly.butnotbeing

    authorizedtodoso,theauntallindeed.

    thelepitreestablishntansionwhere,asin

    allseignorialhouses,thereerslodge.duringarecess,

    anofallookustothe

    charlegnelyceutheodopupilsusedtobreakfasththe

    porter,naddoisy.nsieurlepitreherignorantofthefact

    orhehisarrauggler

    ithepupilsioprotect,hebeingthesecretguardian

    oftheirpranks,thesafenfidantoftheirlateretusandtheir

    interdiaryforobtainingforbiddenbooks.breakfastonacupof

    ”cafeaulait”isanaristocratichabit,explaihehighprices

    tosroseundeapoleon.iftheuseofsugar

    andffeeoourparents,husithesignof

    selfnscioussuperiority.doisygavecredit,forhereedonthe

    sistersandauntsofthepupils,adeitapointofhonortopay

    theirdebts.iresistedtheblandishntsofhisplaceforalong

    ti.ifjudgeskrengthofitssedu,theheroic

    effortsideafterstoiylong

    resistaheyyfinaloverthro,childasiwas,

    uldihavethegrandeurofsoulthatssthesofothers

    reover,iyhavefelttheprotingsofseveralsocialviceswhose

    poylongings.

    abouttheendofthesendyearfatheraoparis.

    brotherhadethedayoftheirarrival.helivedinparis,

    buthadneverbeentosee.sisters,hesaid,heparty;

    oseeparistogether.thefirstdayodinein

    thepalaisroyal,soastobehetheatrefrancais.inspiteof

    theintoxiofunhopedfordelightsexcited,

    joypeheingstorhosewhoare

    usedtounhappinessapprehendinstinctively.ioowna

    debtofahundredfrancstothesieurdoisy,y

    parentshielffortheney.ibethoughtofkingbrotherthe

    essaryofdoisy,theuthpieyrepentahediator

    ofpardon.fatherinytherwas

    pitiless;herdarkblueeyefroze;shefulnatedcruelprophecies:

    ”ttedsuch

    follieseantoruinfalydid

    ithiheonlyybrothercharless

    plydeservedbyhis

    nductily,inewouldalways

    disgraceit.didiknooney,andist

    thefyeducationsuduct

    hefirststepintoallthevices.”

    afterenduringtheshockofthistorrentysoul,iwas

    sentbaybrother.ilostthedihe

    freresprovencaux,andainbritannic

    ...
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    suchyfirstintervieytherafteraseparationof

    twelveyears.

    yfatherleftuheguardianshipof

    nsieurlepitre.iathetics,followa

    urseoflaostudyin

    oandreleasedfroheclasses,iexpectedatruceh

    trouble.but,inspiteofnieenyears,perhapsbe,

    fatherpersistedietoschoolhout

    food,toaodebt

    todoisy.verylittleneye,andyoudoin

    parisoneyreover,freedorefullyedup.

    nsieurlepitresenttothelapaniedbyanof

    alleovertotheprofessorachedho

    again.ayounggirlreatedhlessprecautionthan

    thersfearsinsistedonfor.parisalardparents,and

    justly.studentsaresecretlyehesaoccupationh

    fillsthendsofyoungladiesintheirbschools.doyou

    talkingoflovers,orthe

    forrofen.butinparis,andespeciallyatthisparticularti,

    suchtalkangyoungladsheorientalandsultanic

    atsphereandcustoofthepalaisroyal.

    thepalaisroyaleltedaway

    inin;therevirgindoubtsherecuriosityeased.

    thepalaisroyalandiptotesbearingoohe

    other,yetu.fatescarriedallattets.father

    hadpreseooneofauntsheilest.louis.

    hheriodineonsundaysandthursdays,esrtedtothehouse

    byeithernsieurordalepitre,selvesonthose

    daysaheire.singularasentfor

    ayoungladaunt,therquisedelistore,lady,of

    eney.

    oldasacathedral,paintedlikeaniature,sutuousindress,she

    livedinhergreathouseasthoughlouisxv.dead,andsaw

    oldenandnofapastday,afossilsocietyade

    thinkieandihadnotthe

    uragetospeakfirst.ldandalienlooksdeashadof

    youth,edtoannoytheiuhisindiffereo

    aidiainplans;iedaydirectly

    afterdinnerandrushtothepalaisroyal.oedaty

    aunte.jean,caredlittlefor

    nsieurlepitreaonthedayichosefor

    advelucklessdinnerhanusual,either

    becausethejaployedore

    ierfect.atlast,betandnineoclock,ireachedthe

    staircase,heartbeatinglikethatofbiancacapelloonthedayof

    herflight;butheporterpulledtherdibeheldireet

    beforensieurlepitreshaeyadiheardhispursy

    voiding

    threetisdidfateinterposebethehellofthepalaisroyal

    andtheheavenofyouth.onthedayedattyyears

    ofageofoioriskalldaoputan

    endtoit,attheverynt

    nsieurlepitreashegotintotheach,adifficultprocess,for

    heaslouisxviii.andclubfooted,anyoubelieve

    it,therarrivedinapostchaiseherglancearrested;i

    stoodstill,likeabirdbeforeasehadbroughther

    therethesilestthingintheakinghis

    lastefforts.father,heretuofthebourbons,had

    etoparisythertoadvisebrother,ployedin

    theierialdiploticservice.therebackh

    her,outoftheed,tothosehe

    rchofeventsintelligently,tothreatenthecapital.inafew

    nutes,asitontwhen

    lifethereefatalto.

    thetorturesofiginatioedbyrepresseddesires,the

    eto

    study,justasn,selvesinacloister.

    to,studyhadbeeapassion,ightevealto

    healthbyirisoningataperiodoflifeenoughtto

    yieldtothebegactivitiesoftheirspringtideyouth.

    thisslightsketyboyhood,inalie,readily

    perceiveinnurablesongsofoexplaintoyouits

    influenyfuturelife.attyyearsofage,andaffectedby

    nyrbidelents,iallandthinandpale.soul,

    fillededweakly,

    buthetours,wasundergoing

    itsfinalfusionintoateerantofiron.childinbodyandoldin

    nd,ihadreadandthoughtsochthatikaphysically

    atitshighestreachesattheerthe

    tortuousdifficultiesofitsdefilesandthesandyroadsofits

    plains.astrangecehadheldlonginthatdelightfulperiod

    ults,toitsdesiresforjoy,and

    thesavoroflifeisfresh.istoodintheperiodbetyand

    nhood,theoneprolongedbyexcessivestudy,theothertardily

    developingitslivingshoots.noyounghhly

    preparedtofeelandtolove.touandhistory,letyournd

    deofyouthouthisiof

    falsehood;heglaheeyeishohoughveiledbylids

    tidityntradigdesire;hesoulbends

    notto,andtheheartthrobsasviolentlyfrobr >

    trepidationasfrohegenerousiulsesofyouion.

    ineedsaynothingofthejoueyideytherfroaristo

    tours.theldnessofherbehaviorrepressed.ateachrelayi

    triedtospeak;butalook,aherfrightenedahe

    speechesihadbeenditating.atorleans,he

    night,therplainedofsilehreyselfatherfeet

    andclaspedherknees;yheart.itriedtotouch

    hersbytheeloquenyhungryloveihatghthave

    vedastepther.sherepliedthatiedy.i

    plaihatshehadabandoned.shecalledanunnatural

    child.urehatatbloisiuponthe

    bridgetodroyselfintheloire.theheightoftheparapet

    preventedsuicide.

    e,ters,kno

    ...
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    surprisethantendeess.aftered,by

    parison,tobefullofkioe.ion

    thethirdstory.youyhardshipswheni

    tellyouthattherleft,ayoungnofty,houtother

    lihanserableschooloutfit,oranyotheroutsideclothes

    thanthoseihadlongoneendoftheroobr >

    totheothertopickupherhandkerchief,shetookiththeld

    thanksaladygivestoherfootn.driventochhertofindif

    therespoteletsof

    affeetoseeherasshean,given

    toeres,

    insolenceaspartoftheirdohinginlifeexcept

    dutiestobefulfilled.allldenihaveknoade,asshe

    did,areligionofduty;shereageasapriestreceives

    theinass.elderbrotherappearedtoabsorbthe

    trifliintofteityure.shestabbed

    usnstantlyhhersharpirony,thehosewhohaveno

    heart,andakeheoreply.

    s

    havesonyroots,thereligiousfearinspiredbyatheritis

    dangeroustodispleaseholdsbysonythreads,thatthesubli

    stakeifiysootherlasteduntil

    theday,chlaterinourlives,his

    terribledespotisrovefroyndallthoughtsofthevoluptuous

    enjoyntsihaddreadoffindingattours.indespairite

    infatherslibrary,yselftoreadeverybookidid

    notkacth

    ther;buttheyaggravatedthedangersofralndition.

    sotiseldestsistershearriedourusin,the

    rquisdelistoretriedtofort,hout,however,being

    abletocalheirritationto.idesiredtodie.

    greatevents,ofhing,heninpreparation.the

    due,bordeauxtojoinlouisxviii.inparis,

    hhovations

    inspiredbytheenthusiaseltthroughoutoldfraheretuof

    thebourbons.touraieprihe

    toselfter,everyed,theinhabitants

    intheirsundayeless

    extintheaireastrong

    desiretobepresentattheballgivenbytheduke.ned

    uragetokethisrequestofther,ooilltogo

    herself,shebecaextrelyangry.”hadiefrogo”she

    inquired.”hoilybe

    represeheballintheabsenyfatherandbrother,of

    urseitydutytobepresent.hadinother

    alhinkingofthehildren”

    inantthesedisiedsonhadbeeapersonageiwas

    reduoundedbyiortahanbythedelugeofironical

    reasoningytherrey

    sisters,andthendisveredthatther,heatrical

    plots,yclothes.thetailorsintourswere

    fullyoers,and

    therployherusualseatress,o

    provincialcustolddoallkindsofsetleblueat

    hadbeeerafashion,andsilkstogsand

    pusprovided;atshen,sothatiuldwear

    oneoffathers;andforthefirsttiinlifeihadashirt

    ychestandwere

    gatheredintotheknotofcravat.hisappareli

    lookedsolittlelikeselfthatsistersplintso

    facealltouraiheball.butiterprise.thanksto

    sliessislippedintoateupinthegardensofthepapion

    house,andfoundaplachairinhedukewas

    seated.instantlyiedbytheheat,anddazzledbythe

    lights,thesents,thedresses,and

    thediandsofthefirstpublicballihadeveessed.iwas

    pushedhitherandthitherbyassofnanden,ledeach

    otherinailitarysicwas

    droationsof”longlivetheduc

    dangoulelonglivethekinglonglivethebourbons”theballwas

    anoutburstofpehusiasanendeavoredtooutdo

    therestinhisfiercehastetoherisingsun,anexhibition

    ofpartisangreedeunved,orrather,itdisgusted

    anddrovebackyself.

    sonraheha

    ehielf,tobeohese

    princesparadingbeforeanablage.thissillyfancyofa

    teanladrousedanaitiontoynatureandthe

    surroundingcirceslentdignity.h

    agnifitrepetitionofonthslater,

    peroronhisretufrobr >

    elba.thesehisdonionexerasses,whose

    feelingsandergedintoonesoul,dedicated

    thenandthehtoglory,thatpriestessersthe

    frenoftodayasthedruidessoncesacrificedthegauls.

    suddenlyittheanbitious

    desiresaotheheartofroyalty.too

    tidtoaskanyoodance,fearing,reover,tohe

    figures,inaturallybecaveryaknotodo

    yarandlegs.justasithe

    pressureofthecroyfeet,she

    neyshoesaseh

    thepossibletogetaitein

    aerofaroottheendofaybench,h

    fixedeyes,tionlessandsullen.sledbypunyappearance,a

    antakingforasleepychildslidsoftlyintotheplacebeside

    ,otionofabirdasshedropsupo.instantlyi

    breathedtheanatsphere,ysoulas,inafter

    days,orientalpoesyhasshohere.ilookedatneighbor,andwas

    redazzledbythatvisionthanihadbeenbytheseofthefete.

    ifyouhaveuoodthishistoryofearlylifeyouwillguess

    thefeelingsh

    ...
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    yhead,

    shouldersfaintlyrosy,edtoblushasifunveredforthe

    firstti;destshoulders,thatpossessedasoul,andreflected

    lightfroheirsatinsurfaceasfrosilkeure.these

    shouldersyeyeswandered.iraised

    selftoseethebustand,

    chastelyveredhgauze,

    outlinelyhiddedetailsof

    theheadentse

    delightse;thebrillianoothlyabovea

    neckassoftayasachilds,theelinesdrahe

    byiginationranasalongadeh,allthesethings

    put,asityself.glangroundtobesurethatno

    ohreyselfuponthoseshouldersasachilduponthe

    breastofitsther,kissingthesilaidheadthere.thean

    utteredapiergcry,usicdrowned;she

    tued,sae,andexy

    littlelad,ighthavekilledher;butatthe

    eyes.irifiedbya

    glanceofsaintlyanger,byanoblefacecrooldenhairinharnysonof

    offendeddestyglohoughalreadyiteased

    bythepardoninginstinctofaanprehendsafrenzyh

    sheinspires,anddiviheinfiniteadorationofthoserepentant

    tears.shevedahthestepandcarriageofaqueen.

    itheheridiyposition;forthefirsttiirealized

    thationkeyofabarrelan.ied.

    thereistood,stupefied,tastingthefruitthatihadstolen,

    nsylips,repentingnot,andfollowing

    yeyestheanedoefroeaven.sickh

    thefirstfeveroftheheartis,uo

    findneuobed,anothern.

    anehrainboitschrysalis.

    desystar

    hadetoaan,inishedlustreandpurity.iloved,

    knooflove.heathing,thisfirstirruptionof

    thekeehuionintheheartofanihadseey

    eninotherplaadetheslightestiressionupon

    .therebeanappointedhour,anjunofstars,aunionof

    circes,acertainanangallotherstoalusive

    passionattheperiodoflifehewholesex

    thethoughtthateleadetheairibreathed

    deliedbluerthanihadeveryetseen

    it.iravedinteally,butexteallyiy

    therhadfears,notunngledorse.likeanilswhoknow

    yselfahegardentothinkofthe

    kissthatihadstolen.afeerableballther

    attributednegleyindiffereohertyrannical

    looksandsarybehaviortothenditionof

    health.theuntry,thatperpetualredyforillsthatdoctors

    edtoherthebestansingoutof

    apathy.shedecidedthatishouldspendafefrapesle,a

    idontbazonandazaylerideau,

    ,nodoubt,shegave

    privateinstrus.

    bythedayegainedlibertyihads

    sovigorouslyinlovesothatihad.iknew

    nothingofneunknoe,norofindher;

    to,indeed,uldispeakofhersensitivenatureso

    exaggeratedtheinexplicablefearsallyouthfulheartsat

    thefirstapproachoflovethatibeganelancholyh

    oftenendsahopelesspassion.iaskednothierthantoroabr >

    abouttheuntry,toeandgoandliveinthefields.hthe

    urageofachildthatfearsnofailure,ihing

    reallyiosearcheverychateauintouraine,

    travellingonfoot,andsayingtoselfaseacholdtoein

    sight,”sheisthere”

    aoioursbythebarrierof

    sainteloy,crossedthebridgesofsaintsauveur,reachedponcher

    ined,andtooktheroadtoon.forthe

    firsttiinlifeiuldsitdoreeoror

    slohoutbeingdictatedtobyaoapoorlad

    oreorlessdoesweigh

    uponallyouththefirsteloyntoffreedoeventhoughitbe

    expendeduponnothing,liftsthesoulhirrepressiblebuoyancy.

    severalreasonsbiokethatdayoneofentnt.during

    schoolyearsihadneverbeeoorethanthree

    lesfrocity;yettherereinedinndangtheearliest

    relleychildhoodthatfeelingforthebeautifulhe

    seryabouttoursinspires.thoughquiteuntaughtastothepoetry

    ofsuchalandscape,iyself,criticaluponit,like

    thoseagiheidealofarthoutknohingofits

    practice.

    toreachthechateauoffrapesle,footpassengers,orthoseon

    horsebaoors,

    untoftheplateauh

    separatesthevalleyofthecherfrohatoftheindre,andover

    py.theseorsareflat

    andsandy,andforrethanthreelesaredrearyenoughuntilyou

    reapofeofthe

    toands.thisroad,hatof

    let

    ofartanne.hereeuponavalley,ontbazon,

    endsattheloire,aoriseandfall,tobound,asitwere,

    behechateausplaitsdoublehillsides,asplendid

    eraldcup,ihsofheserpentinelihe

    riverindre.igazedatthissehineffabledelight,forh

    theglooorlandaigueofthesandywalkhadprepared

    .

    ”ifthatahisearth,

    sheishere,onthisspot.”

    thussing,ileanedagainstatree,behhihave

    restedfrohatdaytothisydearvalley.

    behattree,thenfidantofthoughts,iaskself

    gesthereareinsiistoodthere

    ...
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    heartdeceivednotshelivedthere;thefirstcastlethatisaw

    ontheslopeofahillhedhatheldher.asisat

    behnuttree,theddaysuesof

    herroofandthepanesofherbricdressdethe

    ongthevinesofanarbor.shewas,asyou

    knohoutasyetknohing,thelilyofthisvalley,

    hthefragranceofher

    virtues.love,infinitelove,houtothersustehanthe

    vision,diyseen,ofysoulhere,expressedto

    bythatlongribbonoferflohesunshihe

    grassgreenbanks,bythelihepoplarsadoinghtheir

    bilelacesthatvaleoflove,bytheoakingdoween

    thevineyardstotheshore,herivercurvedandroundedasit

    varyinghorizonsastheyflednfusedlyaway.

    ifyouurebeautifulandvirginasabride,gothereofa

    springing.ifyouillthebleeding,

    retuidaysofautu.inthespring,lovebeatshiswings

    behebroadbluesky;iu,hinkofthosewhoare

    helungsdiseasedbreatheinablessedpurity;theeyeswill

    restongoldenpsesparttothesoultheirpeaceful

    stillness.atthishe

    llsuponthebrooksidesgaveavoicetothequiveringvalley;the

    poplarsheysacloudhesky;the

    birdssang,theeagain

    ,notasaswe

    lovetheoasisi;iloveitasanartistlovesart;ilove

    itlessthaniloveyou;butightnotnow

    beliving.

    houtknoyeyesrevertedevertothatespot,tothe

    anhatgardenasthebellofanvolvulusshines

    adtheunderbrush,ahesoul,i

    desdedtheslopeandsoonsahesuperabounding

    poetrythatfilledheartdefancyagine

    threellsplagislandsofgracefuloutlinecrrovesoftreesandrisingfrofieldofe

    igivetothataquaticvegetation,soverdant,sofinelylored,

    edtheriver,roseaboveitssurfadundulatedupon

    it,yieldingtoitscapridsoiloftheer

    illoundsofgravel,

    agaihe

    sunlight.aryllis,erlilies,reeds,andphloxesderatedthe

    banksblingbridgeofrotten

    planks,theabutntsshedhflohehandrailsgreen

    ossesdroopingtotheriverbutnot

    fallingtoit;ulderingboats,fishings;thenotonoussing

    songofashepherd;duckspaddlingangtheislandsorpreeningon

    the”jard,”anagiventothearsesandheloirebrings

    doillers,htheircapsoveroneear,busilyloadingtheir

    les,allthesedetailsdetheseoneofpritive

    silicity.igine,also,beyondthebridgethouses,

    adovete,turtledoves,thirtyorredilapidatedttages,

    separatedbygardens,byhedgesofhoneysuckle,cletis,andjasne;

    adunghillbesideeachdoor,anddhensabouttheroad.such

    isthevillageofpontderuan,apicturesquelittlehaetleadingup

    toanoldchurchfullofcharacter,achurchofthedaysofthe

    crusades,sueaspaintersdesirefortheirpictures.surround

    thisseyoungpoplarshtheir

    palegoldleaves;dotgracefulbuildingshereandtherealongthe

    grassyslopessky,and

    youeideaofohepointsofvieost

    lovelyregion.

    ifolloheroadtosachealobankoftheriver,

    notigcarefullythedetailsofthehillsontheoppositeshore.at

    lengthireachedaparkeellishedhtennialtrees,hi

    koffrapesle.iarrivedjustasthebellwasringing

    forbreakfast.aftertheal,host,tlesuspectedthati

    hadtours,thebordersof

    anyaspects,here

    throughavista,theretoitsbroadextent;ofteneyesweredrawn

    tothehorizonalongthegoldenbladeoftheloire,hesails

    defantasticfiguresangthecurrentsastheyflehe

    ountedacrestisightofthechateaudazay,

    likeadiandofnyfacetsiingoftheiandingon

    heron,inahollohe

    ronticssesofthechateauofsache,asadretreatthoughfullof

    harny;toosadforthesuperficial,butdeartoapoethasoul

    inpain.i,too,catoloveitssilesgreatgrees,

    andtheeriousinfluessolitaryvalley.butnow,

    eachtithatoheneighbslope

    ovieheprettycastleihadfirstnotithe

    ing,istoppedtolookatithpleasure.

    ”hey”saidhost,readihesparklingdesiresh

    youthsoingenuouslybetrays,”soyoustfrofaraprettyan

    asadogstsga”

    ididnotlikethespeech,butiaskedthenaofthecastleandof

    itsowner.

    ”itisclochegourde,”hereplied;”aprettyhousebelongingtothe

    tedertsauf,theheadofanhistoricfalyintouraine,whose

    fortuesfrohedaysoflouisxi.,ahe

    storytosandtheirdistinonsieurde

    rtsaufisdesanily

    bear:or,acrosspotentanduentsable,chargedha

    fleurdelisor;anddieusaulveleroinotresire,fortto.the

    uledhereaftertheretuoftheegratioate

    belongstohisoiselledelenonurt,ofthehouseof

    lenivryedertsaufisanonly

    daughter.thelitedfortuhefalyntrastsstrangelyh

    thedistiherfroride,or,possibly,frobr >

    y,theyneverleaveclochegourdeandseenopany.untilnow

    theirattaent,butthe

    retuofthekinghasnotgedtheireto

    resideherelastyearipaidthevisitofurtesy;theyretued

    itandiodiheenths,

    andpoliticaleveafrapesleuntilretly.da

    dertsaufisaanw

    ...
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    sheghtbe.”

    ”doessheofteotours”

    ”shenevergoesthere.hoself,”she

    didgotherelatelytotheballgiventothedue,whowas

    verygracioustoherhusband.”

    ”ited.

    ”shewho”

    ”aaifulshoulders.”

    ”youeetagreatnyeifulshouldersin

    touraine,”hesaid,laughing.”butifyouarenottiredancross

    theriverandcallatclochegourdeandyoushallreneance

    hthoseparticularshoulders.”

    iagreed,noteandpleasure.aboutfour

    oclockyeyeshadfastened

    frohefirst.thebuilding,iveinthe

    landscape,isiyverydest.ithasfivehe

    front;thoseateadofthefacade,lookingsouth,projectabout

    t,anarchitecturaldeviceheideaoftwo

    toiddlewindowservesasa

    doorfrhadoubleportiintoaterraced

    gardenhenarroripofgrasslandthatskirtsthe

    indrealongitseadothe

    loerrace,hisshadedbyadoublelineofacaciasand

    japaneseailanthus,bytheuntryroad,ithelessappearsfrobr >

    thehousetobeapartofthegarden,fortheroadissunkenand

    heedinononesidebytheterraan

    hedge.theterracesbeingveryaenoughdistance

    bethehouseandtherivertoavoidtheinnveniereatproxitytosofit.belohe

    housearethestables,achhouse,greenhouses,andkit,the

    variousopeningstly

    rouheangles,andbearsnsardeullions

    andleadenfinialsontheirgables.thisroof,nodoubteglected

    duringtherevolution,isstainedbyasortofldeedby

    lisandthereddishssothesun.

    theglassdooroftheportiissuruntedbyalittletoh

    holdsthebell,andonont

    ortsaufbelonged,asfollows:

    gules,apalevair,flankedquarterlybytwo

    lanotto,”voyeztous,nulouche”

    struckgreatly.thesuppriffinanddragongules,

    enadeaprettyeffethecarving.therevolutionhas

    dagedtheducalcrotreeverth

    fruitor.senart,theseitteeofpublicsafetywas

    bailiffofsachebefore1781,hisdestru.

    thesearrasgiveaairtothelittlecastle,daintyas

    aflostosthe

    valleythegroundfloorappearstobethefirststory;butonthe

    othersideitisonalevelhabroadgravelledpathleadingtrassplot,onaare

    vineyards,orchards,andafeilledlandplantedh

    chestnuttreeshehouse,thegroundfallingrapidlyto

    theindre,hergroupsoftreesatedshadesofgreen,

    iredthese

    groups,slydisposed,asouhehillyroadh

    bordersosphereofhappiness.hasthe

    ralnature,likethephysiature,itsorical

    ureheartwas

    beatingattheapproachofeventsthenunrevealedoge

    itforever,justasanilsgrowlivelierwhenforeseeingfine

    her.

    thisday,sorkedinlife,lastawasneeded

    tosoleizeit.natureaherlover.

    soulheardhervoie;eyesworshippedher,as

    fruitful,asvariedasiginationhadpicturedherinthose

    sstheinfluenceofriedinafewunskilful

    eanapocalypseiny

    lifeivelyforetold;eachevent,fortunateorunfortunate,

    beiosoohesestrangevisionsbytiesknoo

    thesoul.

    ables.he

    barkingoftheetoetus,sayingthat

    nsieurletehadgooazayintheingbutwouldsoon

    retu,andthatdalatessee.panionlooked

    at.ifairlytreledlestheshoulddeadade

    rtsaufinherhusbandsabsenantoannounceus.

    berh

    crossesthewholehouse.

    ”eilen,”saidagoldenvoice.

    thoughdadertsaufhadspokenonlyoheball,i

    regnizedhervoice,ysoulandfilleditasarayof

    sunshinefillsandgildsaprisonersduhinking,suddenly,

    thatsheghtreerface,firstiulseofly;butit

    et.iknow

    notudiate

    speebroideryfrahe

    servantplacedthenshedreheeedleandunted

    sostitches,asiftoexplainhersileerhsheraised

    herhead,gentlyyetproudly,inthedireonsieurdechessel

    assheaskedtostancesheo.though

    curioustoknoyuedappearance,shelookedat

    herofus,hereyesheriver;ayouuld

    havetoldbytheehatshenize,as

    theblinddo,theagitationsofaneighbsoulbythe

    ierceptibleinflexionsofthevoice.

    nsieurdechesselgavenaandbiography.ihadlatelyarrived

    attours,yparentshadrecallediesthreatened

    paris.asonoftouraiotouraineunknown,she

    eayoungnudyao

    frapesletoasehielf;hehadalreadyshoehisestate,hi

    sae.ihadjusttoldhihatihad

    tourstofrapesle,andfearingforhealthhwasreally

    delicatehehadstoppedatclochegourdetoaskhertoalloeto

    restthere.nsieurdechesseltoldthetruth;buttheact

    seedsoforea

    ld,severeglana

    senseofhuliationastohidethetearsthatrosebeheshe

    sahe

    ...
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    forsheofferedtherestorativesineeded,hafewkindand

    nsolingebackthepoh.iblushed

    likeayounggirl,andinavoiani

    thankedheranddeed.

    ”alliask,”isaid,raisiohers,ifor

    thesendtiinaglanceasrapidaslightning,”istoresthere.

    iaocrippledhfatigueireallyother.”

    ”youstnotdoubtthehospitalityofourbeautifultouraine,”she

    said;then,tuingtopanion,sheadded:”youhe

    pleasureofyourdiningatclochegourde”

    ithreonsieurdechesselthathebegan

    theprelinariesofacceptingtheinvitation,thoughitwasgivenin

    ahatseedtoexpectarefusal.asanoftheworld,he

    regheseshadesofaning;buti,ayoungnhout

    experienplicitlyinthesiybetweenwordand

    thoughtofthisbeautifulanthatiy

    hostsaidto,afterethatevening,”istayedbecause

    isaakingit

    allright,iyfindselfonbadteryneighbors.”that

    expression,”ifyoudoallright,”depohe

    tterdeeply.inotheredertsauf,she

    aoher.he

    evidentlythoughtihadthepoopleaseher;thisinitselfgave

    thatpoyinont

    neededsooutr.

    ”iafraiditedechessel

    expectsus.”

    ”shehasyoueveryday,”repliedtheuntess;”besides,ansend

    herword.isshealone”

    ”no,theabbedequelusisthere.”

    ”ustdine

    hus.”

    thistinsieurdeea

    ngratulatorylook.assoonasiwassureofpassingawholeevening

    uhatroofiseedtohaveeteitybefore.forny

    serablebeingstorroeaning,andihe

    nuerhinit;ainofafewhoursof

    happinessidethetainaeofdelight.

    dadertsauftalkedaboutlocalaffairs,theharvest,the

    vintage,andothertterstootalstrahis

    usuallyargueseitheraptforthe

    strangerpresenttheion,butin

    thiscaseitbarrassnt.thoughatfirstithoughtshetreated

    asachildandiehenofthirtytoshetalkedof

    seriousttersprehend,ica,afeonths

    later,touandhoanssileenis,and

    hoanythoughtsavolubleionsks.atfirstiatteted

    tobeateaseandtakepartinit,theniperceivedtheadvantages

    ofsituationandgaveselfuptotheada

    dertsaufsvoiongthe

    syllablesassoundisdividedbythenotesofaflute;itdiedao

    theearasitquiedthepulsationoftheblood.herwayof

    utteriernationsin”i”he”ch”as

    shesaiditthe”ts”s

    despotisshethusextended,houtherselfknohatshedidso,

    theaningofherhesoulofthelisteo

    regionsabovethisearth.nyatiihaventinuedadiscussioni

    uldeasilyhaveended,nyatiihavealloyselftobe

    unjustlysldedthatightlistentothoseharhehun

    voice,thatightbreathetheairofhersoulasitleftherlips,

    andstraintosoulthatspokenlightasirained

    thespeakertobreast.asas

    gaybutoits

    tes

    dadertsaufsiiontopresenine

    her.eyesrejoicedastheyglidedoverthesspeaker;they

    kissedherfeet,theyclaspedher,theyplayedhtheris

    ofherhair.aerror,asallheir

    lives,haveexperieheillitablejoysofatruepassionwill

    uand.ifearedsheeifileteyesrestupon

    theshoulderihadkissed,andthefearsharpehetetation.i

    yielded,ilooked,eyestoreaole

    heprettyliheshouldersstarted,and

    s

    theregionofthesleepofyouthsaginationisardentand

    e.

    isketchforyoutheleadiurese

    dertsauf;butnodra,

    represeoyou.herfacehosethatrequirethe

    unattaiist,therefleofinward

    firesandrehatlunousvapor

    revealablebylanguagebut,fairhair

    oftencausedherchsuffering,nodoubtthroughsuddenrushesof

    bloodtothehead.herbroilikethatofjonda,

    teedhuhoughts,restrainedfeelingsflowersdrowning

    inbitterers.theeyes,ofagreentingefleckedhbrown,were

    alifherchildrenekeen

    nditionofjoyorsufferingrareinthelivesofallresigned

    enseizedher,thoseeyessentforthasubtilegleasiffrobr >

    firesthatihegleahat

    ,ando

    loightbeby

    phidias,andunitedbyitsdoublearchtolipsthatefully

    curved,spiritualizedtheface,haskinofthe

    textureofaellialoredhsoftrosetintsuponthe

    thegraceurenor

    froheroulinesadehershapebeautifulthoughwell

    developed.youandthecharacterofthisperfewheni

    saythate

    joihearherereaseorwrinkle.nohollowdisfigured

    thebaseofherhead,likethoseaketheneeen

    reseletrunksoftrees;hersclesharshlydefined,and

    everyhelinesocurvesasfugitivetotheeye

    astothepencil.asoftdolyshoheeksandon

    theoutlineofherthroat,catgthelightadeitsilken.

    herlittleears,perfeshape,heears

    ofatherandaslave.inafterday

    ...
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    e,”hereesnsieurdertsauf”;andshe,

    thoughi,arkablyacute,uldheaothing.

    herariful.thecurvedfingersofthehandwerelong,and

    thefleshprojectedatthesidebeyondthefingeails,likethoseof

    antiquestatues.ishoulddispleaseyou,ikno

    yourselfanexyrule,hatflatsshould

    havethepreferenceoverrouheroundisasignof

    strength;butenthusfordareierious,selfore

    voluptuousthantender.oherhand,enhflatsare

    devotedinsoul,deliore

    trulyanthaherclass.theflatissuppleand

    yielding;theroundisinflexibleandjealous.

    younoade.shehadthefootofaan,

    thefootthattle,isquicklytired,anddelightstheeye

    otheroftwo

    children,ihaveanyansotrulyayounggirlasshe.her

    plicity,joioacertainbashful

    drearactedothers,justasapainterarrestsoursteps

    beforeafigureintohhisgeniushasnveyedaworldof

    sentint.ifyourecallthepure,heheathwe

    gatheredonourretufrohevilladiodati,thefloints

    ofbladroseyoupraisedsoly,youfancyhoan

    uldbeelegantthoughretefrohesocialuralin

    expression,fastidiousinallthiofherself,in

    short,liketheheathofngledlors.herbodyhadthefreshnesswe

    adreintheunfoldingleaf;herspirittheclearnessofthe

    abinalnd;shehroughsuffering,

    thestressofahousehold,yetaidentoo.thereforeshechard

    artlesslyandunnsciously,byhertingdownorrising,of

    throuallyllected,

    thesafetyofothersdependsandwho

    looksfer,thereontsilesheher

    lipsaraythehappynatureburiedbehesaddenedbearing

    thateofherlife.hergiftofattrawas

    sterious.insteadofinspiringthegallantattentionsher

    enseek,shedetingtheeehervirginalnature

    ofpurefla,hercelestialvisions,asheazureheavens

    throughriftsintheclouds.thisinvoluntaryrevelationofherbeing

    deothersthoughtful.therarityestures,aboveall,the

    raritylanlooked

    atanyonegaveastrangesoleitytoallshesaidanddidwhenher

    edtohertoproseherdignity.

    onthispartiadadertsaufown

    patteedintinystripes,allar,ablackbelt,and

    littlebootsofthesahue.herhairplytedroundher

    head,andheldinplaydear

    natalie,istheierfectsketchiprosedyou.butthenstant

    enationofhersouluponherfaly,thatnurturingessenceshedin

    floodsarouhesuslight,herinure,her

    yones,all

    thosevariationsofexpressionbyerisdisplayeddepend,

    liketheeffestances,

    ionheachotherexceptthebackgroundagainst

    iheeventsof

    thishistory,trulyahouseholdepic,asgreattotheeyesofawise

    nasatragedytotheeyesofthehyouwill

    feela,notonlyforthepartitookinit,butforthe

    likehatitbearstothedestiniesofsovastanuerofen.

    everythingatclochegourdebnsofatrulyenglishliness.

    therooessreceivedushroughoutand

    paiantelpietedha

    ahoganyandsuruazza,and

    teporcelainhgoldlines,hheldbunches

    ofcapeheather.alanboardon

    legsbeforethefireplace.ttonheldbackthe

    briccurtains,ureovered

    hgrayttonboundhagreenbraid,aapestryonthe

    untesssfratoldheupholsteryhusvered.such

    silient,angallthatihaveseen

    since,hasgivensuchfertile,suchteengiressionsasthose

    thatfilledndinthatsalonofandposed

    asthelifeofitsstress,heualregularityofher

    oadeitselffelt.thegreaterpartofideasinsce

    orpoliti,,as

    perfusenatefroloysteriousplantthat

    ysoulitsfructifyingpollen;thereglohesolar

    thygoodandshrivelledevilqualities.

    throughthetheheightsof

    pontderuantothechateaudazay,follohehe

    furthershore,picturesquelyvariedbythetohe

    anorhouseofsache,whosevenerable

    pilelookeddoeadows.

    inharo

    etionthanthosearisinginthefaly,thissveyedtothe

    soulitsoetherthereforthefirstti,

    betheuntaeadofseeingher

    respleinaballdress,ishouldnothaveravishedthatdelirious

    kiss,eorseandhthefearofhaving

    lostthefutureoflove.no;inthegloofunhappylifei

    shouldhavebentkneeandkissedthehefhergarnt,tingit

    ighthaveflungselfintothei

    havihedthejasneperfuofherskinanddrunkthelkof

    thatysoulhadacquiredtheknohehopeof

    hunjoys;iingofhappinessasthe

    savageabthosetrees,to

    creepangtheviofloatintheriver;iedthe

    panionshipofnightanditssileneededlassitudeofbody,i

    aketheeatingofthedeliciousapple

    ihesinging

    floradesaroyer,i

    ,toobtainthoseotherrichesandthatte

    flohilonged.

    ...
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    idolplunged,onsieur

    dertsauf,thethoughtcathataanstbelongtoherhusband,

    andaragioseetheohistreasure.

    totionsfillednd,hatredandfear,hatredhallowedof

    noobstaclesandasuredallhoutshrinking,andavague,butreal

    fearofthestruggle,ofitsissue,andaboveallofher.

    ”hereisnsieurdertsauf,”shesaid.

    isprangtofeetlikeastartledhorse.thoughtheventwas

    seenbynsieurdechesselaess,herdeany

    observation,foradiversionontbythe

    entranceofalittlegirl,itooktobeaboutsixyearsold,who

    exg,”herespapa”

    ”deleine”saidherther,gently.

    theonsieurdechessel,andlooked

    atteafterkingalittlebohanairof

    astonishnt.

    ”areyouresatisfiedaboutherhealth”askednsieurdechessel.

    ”sheisbetter,”repliedtheuntess,caressileheadh

    linginherlap.

    thequestionofnsieurdechesselletknoadeleine

    diatelythe

    othersbropanionthreea

    sighe

    blednodoubtuponsotealhevering

    ofed.thesicklychild,whoseeyeswere

    pallidandeasaporcelainvasehalight

    osphereofacity.

    untryairahersbroodingcarehadkeptthelifeinthat

    frailbody,delicateasahothouseplantgrowinginaharshand

    fnindofherther,

    deleiohavehersoul,andthatsoulheldherup.herhair

    sthin,her

    chestnarrotlebeth,aduelhout

    truotherhadsofarbeenvictorious.thechildwilled

    tolive,perhapstospareherther,forattis,

    observed,shefellintotheattitudeofaight

    havethoughtheralittlegypsydyingofhunger,beggingherway,

    exhaustedbutaloplayherpart.

    ”jacques”askedtheuntess,kissingthee

    lihechildshairintothatlookedlikea

    crowswings.

    ”heisinghpapa.”

    justtheentered,holdinghissonbythehand.jacques,the

    igeofhissister,shoesignsofhese

    siagnifitlyhealthyitwas

    iossiblenottoguessatthecausesofthegriefhcloudedher

    brohersilentonasubjectsheuldtaketogodonly.as

    heboeaglawasless

    thanaanrust

    groofhisinabilitytoanalyze.afterexplainingthe

    ingtohitheuntessgave

    hierpla.thechildren,whoseeyeswereon

    thoseoftheirtherasiftheydrehers,

    triedtofolloshesaid,hafingeronherlips,”stay

    dears”andtheyobeyed,buttheireyesfilled.ahtohearthatone

    taskstheyaken

    likethechildrelesse

    seedtogetheuntsfeelingtoe.ldandsupercilious

    inhisfirstglance,hebecaatonce,ifnotaffeate,atleast

    politelyattentive,shoeeveryionandseengpleased

    toreerlydoedservice

    tothebourbons,andhadplayedaniortantandperilous,though

    secretpart.heircausebytheelevationofnapoleon,

    heteinthequietudeoftheuntryanddosticlife,

    acceptingtheunritedaccusationsthatfolloasthe

    iablereb

    afterservingaspivottothepoliticale.knohingof

    thefortunes,norofthepast,norofthefutureoffaly,iwas

    usaufwell

    reered.reover,theantiquityofoua,thestprecious

    qualityofaninhiseyes,addedtothethofhisgreeting.i

    khe

    suddentransitiontordialityputatease.hetwo

    childrensahathreefairlyengagediion,

    deleineslippedherheadfroerfathershand,glaheopen

    door,andglidedahey

    rejoiheirther,aheirvoients,

    soundingianceliketherrofbeesaboutahive.

    ieso

    iediainleadingtraitsthatigotnofurtherthana

    superficialexanationofhispersonality.thoughhey

    fiveyearsold,heseednearersixty,sochhadthegreat

    ship.the

    crestofhaironasticallyfrihebackofhishead,

    otherpletelybald,eheearsinlittletuftsofgray

    ngledblahatofa

    uzzle,forhisnoseedand

    gavesignsofalifepoisoitsspringsandvitiatedbydiseases

    oflongstanding.hisflatforehead,toobroadforthefaeath

    it,,andtransverselyrooked

    lines,gavesignsofalifeintheopenair,butnotofanyntal

    activity;italsoshoisfortunes,butnot

    ofanyeffortsdetosuruntthehischeekbones,hwerebrown

    andproadthegeneralpallorofhisskin,shoal

    structurealonglife.hishard,light

    yelloinelikearayofrysun,brighthout

    th,anxioushoutthought,distrustfulhoutnsciouscause.

    hisuthineering,hisflatandlong.thin

    aall,hehadthebearingofagentlenhe

    ionalvalueofhiscaste,selfaboveothersby

    right,ahthenfact.thecarelessnessofuntrylifehad

    dehieglecthisextealappearance.hisdresshatofa

    untrynpeasantsandneighborsnolongernsideredexcept

    forhisterritorialh.hisbrohathe

    ountedahorse,ortochurdhi

    ...
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    shoesn.

    thoughtenyearsofegrationandtenyearsreoffarifehad

    gedhisphysiditioillretaiaiigesof

    nobility.thebitterestliberalaterotthenincirculationwould

    readilyhaveadttedhisperishable

    nvisofoneshisfaithtothe”quotidienne”;hewould

    havefeltrespeanreligiouslydevotedtoacause,ho

    inhispolititipathies,incapablehispartybutvery

    capableofinjuringit,andhouttheslightestrealknowledgeof

    theaffairsoffraheunten

    hing,butstandobstinatelyinthewayof

    all;readytodieunderaratthepostassighebut

    preferringtogivetheirliferatherthantogivetheirney.

    duringdinneridetected,inthehangingofhisflaccidcheeksandthe

    vertglancesheohenuponhischildreracesof

    soontuponthesurface.

    ,whohave

    seenthathehadfatallytraohischildrenthoseweakly

    bodiesined

    hielfhedeootherstherighttojudgehiharshasonewho

    knoselfinfault,yetto

    peheiseryhehadthroothebalance,

    hisprivatelifetheseofirascibilitiesthatwere

    plainlyrevealedinhisangularfeaturesandbytheincessant

    restlessnessofhiseye.whenhisued,follohe

    childrenedfasteoherside,ifeltthepresenceof

    unhappiness,justasinheroofofavaultthefeet

    beeihsbelohesefour

    hunbeingstogether,holdingthellasite,

    lettingeyepassfrootheother,studyingtheiruntenances

    andtheirrespectiveattitudes,thoughtssteepedinsadnessfellupon

    heartasafinegrayraindiaglandscapeafterthesun

    hasrisenclear.

    diatesubjeversatioheunt

    toldhisstanected

    yfalythate.heaskedage.

    yoationofsurpriseat

    herdaughtersage.perhapsshehadthoughtfifteen.lateron,i

    disveredthatthisillaieronglyto

    .eventhenireadhersoul.hertherhoodquiveredhatardy

    rayofhope.seeingatovertyyearsofagesoslightand

    delicateasonervouslystrong,avoicecriedtoher,”theytoo

    eseargly,andinthat

    thebarriersofiany

    questionstoask,bututterednone.

    ”ifstudyhasdeyouill,”shesaid,”theairofourvalleywill

    soooreyou.”

    ”deeduarkedtheunt.”uff

    thethetidruintheirhealthake

    theldbeforetheirti.youststayahere,”headded,

    tuingto.”youarecrushedbytheavalancheofideasthathave

    rolleddosortoffuturehisuniversal

    educatiuponususevilsbyreplag

    publiceducationinthehandsofthereligiousbodies”

    theseohe

    elesanswouldhave

    donegoodservicetotheroyalistcause.”ishallalen

    oftalent,”hesaid.

    presentlytheuntproposedthatakethetourofthe

    gardens.

    ”nsieur”saidhiswife.

    ”uingtoherhanarrogant

    harshnessehechosetobein

    hisoe.

    ”nsieurdevaoursthisingandnsieurde

    chessel,notaonfootover

    frapesle.”

    ”veryirudentofyou,”theuntsaid,tuingto;”butatyour

    age”andheshookhisheadinsig.

    theioned.isoonsa

    uchcaresafelyihe

    nservant,onsieur

    deedertsauf,agaily

    seizedoleadintothediningrooheground

    floorfagthesalon.

    thisrooflooredadeintouraine,anded

    totheheightofthreefeet,havaishedpaperdivided

    intohsofflo;thewindowshad

    cariccurtainstriedhred,thebuffetsesby

    boullehielf,andthehechairs,hoveredby

    haapestry,ifullysupplied,

    ilysilverity,dresdena

    theninfashion,octagoers,kniveshagate

    handles,andlacqueredtraysbehetles,hechief

    featuresofthetable,butfloheporcelainvasesand

    thegildingoftheirflutededges.idelightedinthese

    quaintoldthings.ithoughtthereveillosflowery

    garlaiful.thesysailshindered

    froerceiviacles,sounvaryingin

    solitudeoftheuntryplacedbete.iwasnearher,

    sittingatherrighthand,servingherhwine.yes,unhopedfor

    joyitouchedherdress,iateherbread.attheendofthreehours

    lifehadngledhherlifethatterriblekisshadboundusto

    eae.aglorious

    selfabasenttookpossessionof.istudiedtopleasetheunt,i

    fohedogs,iifiedeverydesireofthe

    arblesandplayedhorseihattheydidnotalreadyfastenupon

    asathingoftheirouitionslikethoseofgenius;

    andidiyper,dis,hostilityroy

    footinginthathousehold.

    thedinnerpassedypart.feelingthatiwas

    there,underherroof,igaveoherobviousldness,norto

    theuntsindifferenceskedbyhispoliteness.love,likelife,

    hasanadolesceduringade

    severalstupidrepliesihetultsofpassion,butnoone

    perceivedtheircause,notevenshe,hingoflove.the

    restofvisit,adreaeaseuntilby

    onlightonthatandbalnightirecrossedthei

    ...
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    thebellishedadows,shores,andhills,and

    listeningtotheatchlessnote,fullofdeep

    lancholyandutteredonlyinstillher,ofatreefrogwhose

    sneveningihave

    neverhearditetothenof

    therbleyfeelingshadhithertodashed

    theelves.efatal

    spell;theunhappyeventsofpastliferoseupandstruggledh

    thepurelypersonalpleasureihadjustenjoyed.beforereag

    frapesleituedtolookatclochegourdeandsahitswindows

    alittleboat,calledintouraineapunt,fasteoanashtreeand

    sonsieurdertsauf,who

    useditforfishing.

    ”onsieurdechessel,ofearshot.”i

    askifyoufoundthoseshoulders;ist,however,

    ngratulateyouonthereonsieurdertsaufgaveyou.the

    devilyousteppedintohisheartatonce.”

    thesey

    spirits.ihadnotasyetsaidaay

    haveattributedsileohappiness.

    ”hoean”iasked.

    ”heoknoeivedanyonesowell.”

    ”iitthatiaathersurprisedself,”isaid,nsciousof

    acertainbitteessunderlyingpanionsspeech.

    thoughiatterstouanditscause,i

    uchstruckbythefeelingnsieurdechesselbetrayed.hisreal

    naeofa

    ertadealargefortuneuhe

    revolution.hishechessels,anold

    parliantaryfalyunderhenryiv.,belongingtotheddleclasses,

    asdidstoftheparisiangistrates.aitiousofhigherflights

    nsieurdeothertheinaldurand.he

    firstcalledhielfduranddechessel,thend.dechessel,andthat

    dehionsieurdechessel.uherestoratioailedan

    estatelouis

    xviii.hischildrenreapedthefruitsofhisaudacityhoutknowing

    insarcastits.parvenusarelikenkeys,

    g,iretheir

    agility,butohesuitheirabsurdand

    ibleparts.thereversesideofhostscharacterade

    upofpettiheadditionofenvy.thepeerageandhewereon

    divergingliohaveanaitionandgratifyitshoerelythe

    insolerength,buttolivebelobitionisa

    nstantsourinds.nsieurdechesseldid

    notadvae

    electeddeputy,ted;yesterdaydirecteneral,today

    nothingatall,noteve,hissuccessesandhisdefeatshad

    injuredhisnature,andgivenhihesouessofinvalidedaition.

    thoughabravenandatyoneandcapableofgreatthings,envy,

    herootofexisteouraiheinhabitantsofh

    eloytheiativegeniusinjealousyofallthings,injuredhin

    uppersocialcircles,an,frothe

    suentsandreadyatepigraseldobr >

    suightperhapshaveobtai

    unhappilyhehadenoughgenuinesuperioritytokehi

    advanhisownway.

    atthispartibitionhadasend

    daileduponhiahegrand

    illheustsay,stkindto,andhepleased

    fortheverysilereasonthatihadfoundpeadrest

    forthefirstti.thei,possiblyveryslight,hhe

    shoyaffairs,seedto,lonelyaedasiwas,an

    igeofpateallove.hishospitabletrastedsly

    ed,thatifeltachildlike

    gratitudetothehoeandwhereiwas

    edaed.

    theoylifes

    happihatihenallthoseriesilovetorevive.

    later,andreespeciallyiionhhisletterspatent,i

    hadthepleasureofdoinghostsoservisieurdechessel

    enjoyedhisbragetocertainof

    hisneighbors.heovaryandrenewhisfinehorsesand

    elegantequipages;hisely;hereceivedona

    grandserousthanhisneighbors

    approved;forallofobeapingprihe

    frapesleestateisiense.beforesuchluxuryasthisthetede

    rtsauf,ilycariole,ething

    betited

    anstoletorfarlochegourde,ewhen

    royalfavorrestoredthefalytoadistinpossiblyunlooked

    for.hisgreetingto,theyoungersonofaruinedfalywhose

    escutdatedbacktothecrusades,pt

    forthelargefortuobelittlethepossessions,thehe

    arablelands,theadoofh.

    nsieurdechesselfullyuoodthis.theyaletpolitely;

    buttherehatdailyinterurseorthatagreeable

    inticytohaveexistedbethegourdeand

    frapesle,tatesseparatedonlybytheindre,andwhose

    stressesuldhavebetheirwindows.

    jealousy,hothesolereasonforthesolitudeinh

    theusauflived.hisearlyeducationhatofthe

    ilies,anieandsuperficialinstru

    astokedbythetrainingofsociety,the

    habitsofaurtlife,andtheexerportantdutiesuhe

    onsieurdertsaufhadegratedatthe

    verynthesendstageofhiseducationtobegin,

    andaglythattraining.hehose

    diaterestorationofthenarchy;hthat

    nviind,hisexileiserableperiodof

    idleness.yofojoin

    ostdevotion,e

    otherpostuheeflag,andneversought,likeother

    egrants,totakeupanindustry.perhapshehadnotthesortof

    uragethatuldlayasidehisnaandeahislivinginthes

    ofatoilhedespised.hishopes,dailypostpoherrow,and

    possiblyascr

    ...
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    fnpoinedhisurage.longtrasafooton

    insuffient,andaboveall,orayed,injured

    hishealthanddisuragedhisnd.bydegreeshebecautterly

    destitute.iftosonseryisatoniothersitactsasa

    dissolvent;ahelatter.

    reflean,traingand

    sleepingalongthehighroadsofhungary,sharionofprince

    esterhazysshepherds,frohefootravellerbeggedthe

    foodhean,haveacceptedatthetableofthe

    ster,andrefusingagainandagaintodoserviiesof

    fraofeelbitteessagainsthi

    evenathisinafterdays.thenaturalgaietyof

    afren;hebecarose,fell

    ill,andegernhospital.hisdisease

    tionofthesenterie,enfatal,

    andisliable,evenifcured,togethenstitutionandproduce

    hypodria.hisloveaffairs,carefullyburiedoutofsightand

    oroyedhis

    healthbutruinedhisfuture.

    aftertiseryhedehisofrander

    thedeperorittedtheretuoftheegrants.

    asthechedherhineandsahetowerof

    strasburgagainsttheeveningsky,hisstrengthgavee

    franceicried.iseefrance”hesaidto”asachildcries

    theradeto

    oveaprovince,hehoutauthority

    andhoutafuture;nstitutionallyhealthyandrobust,heretued

    infirndutterly.houtenougheducationtotakepart

    angnandaffairs,noarchof

    events,necessarilyhoutinfluenceofanykind,heliveddespoiled

    ofeverything,ofhisralstrengthasof

    neydehisnaaburden.hisunalterableopinions,his

    asyofnde,histrials,hisrelles,his

    susceptibilitieslittlespared

    infran.halfdeadhereachedine,

    eactofthecivilent

    hadfottentoselloneofhisfarofnsiderableextent,h

    hisfarrhadheldfivingoutthathehielfhe

    o.

    ily,livingatgivry,aenotfarfrobr >

    thisfarheardofthearrivalofthetedertsauf,theducde

    lenonurtinvitedhiostayatgivrywhileahousewasbeing

    preparedforhithelenonurtfaly,

    andhereinedsonths,strugglingtohidehis

    sufferingsduringthatfirstperiodofrest.thelenonurtshad

    theelveslostanienseproperty.bybirthnsieurdertsaufwas

    asuitablehusbandfortheirdaughter.deiselledelenonurt,

    insteadofrejegarriageanof

    thirtyfive,seedsatisfiedtoacceptit.itgaveherthe

    opportunityoflivinghheraunt,theduchessedeveeuil,sister

    oftheprincedeblantchauvry,othertoher.

    dadeveeuil,theintitefriendoftheduchessedebourbon,

    eerofthedevoutsoartin

    bointouraineandysteryhesoul.

    thedisby

    theloftydoysticalillunation.thesedoesholdthe

    keytoheyexplaiencebyreincaationsthrough

    anspiritrisestoitssublidestiny;theyliberate

    dutyfrotslegaldegradation,ehesoultoetthetrialsof

    lifeptfor

    thesufferingsofthislife,andinspireafcareofthat

    angelhan

    iortalfuture.aentsofthis

    faith,anchurchbutretustothe

    itivefaith.deiselledelenonurt

    reined,honion,towas

    equallybound.cruellytriedbyrevolutionaryhorrors,theduchessede

    veeuilacquirediyearsofherlifeahaloofpassionate

    piety,artihelight

    ofofinhesoulofher

    cherishedniece.

    afterthedeathofheraunt,dadertsaufreceivedseveral

    visitsatsaintrtin,anofpeadof

    virtuous.itclochegourdethatherrectedhislast

    books,prioursbyletour.dadeveeuil,hthe

    ofanoldanystraitsoflife,gave

    e;andhthe

    graceofoldage,soperfectexists,theduchessyielded

    everythingtoheieabovethe

    oneshehadaltedupforthe

    untess.hersuddehreovertheearlydaysofthe

    rriage,aedclochegourdehideasofsadnessinthe

    sensitivendofthebride.thefirstperiodofhersettlentin

    touraisauf,iotsaythehappiest,butthe

    leasttroubledofherlife.

    afterthenytrialsofhisexile,nsieurdertsauf,taking

    fortihoughtofasecurefuture,hadacertainreveryof

    nd;hebreathedanehissvalleytheintoxigessence

    ofrevivedhope.pelledtohusbandhisahreselfinto

    agriehappinessi

    thebirthofhisfirstchild,jacques,hunderbolthruined

    boththepastaure.thedoctordeclaredthechildhadnot

    vitalityenoughtolive.theuntncealedthissentencefrohe

    ther;buthesoughtotheradvidreceivedthesafatal

    ahesubsequentbirthof

    deleiheseeventsaaininhe

    an

    hielf.hisnadoodtoextin,apureandirreproachable

    youngandeserablebesidehinddoodtotheanguishof

    teityerintohis

    presentlife,hitsgro

    aeditsdestru.

    theuntessguessedthepastfrohepresent,ahefuture.

    thoughnothingissodiffianhappywhenheknows

    hie

    ...
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    angel.shebecastoical.desdingintoanabyss,ill

    uldseethesky,shedevotedherselftotheanasthe

    sisterofany.torencilehi

    hielf,shefavehihatforhe

    untgreiserly;sheaposed.likeall

    heoacquireitssuspiciousness,hefeared

    betrayal;shelivedinsolitudeandyieldedurrtohis

    strust.adehidothathwas

    right,tillhefaheideashusenjoyedinhis

    ohehonorsofasuperioritythaterdue

    experienarriedlife,shecatotheresolutionofnever

    leavingclochegourde;forshesahehystericaltendehe

    untsnature,andfearedtheoutbreaksightbetalkedofin

    thatgossippingandjealousneighborhoodtotheinjuryofher

    onsieurdertsaufs

    realincapacity,forsheantleofivy.the

    fierelydisedbuteitterednatureofthenfound

    restandeaseinhis

    shesheduponit.

    thisbriefhistoryisinpartasuaryofthatforonsieur

    dechesselbyhisinion.hisknoheworldenabled

    hioperateseveralofthesteriesofclochegourde.butthe

    presisledbythesubliattitudeh

    edertsaufdeceivedtheylittle

    bedrooasehefulltruthdespringfroybed;iuld

    ostayatfrapeslehelightedwindowsof

    clochegourde.idressed,softlydothechateaubythe

    doorofatothefootofaairhe

    nightill,

    tooktheeverblessedpunt,androofclochegourde,where

    abrilliantlightingfroowardsazay.

    againipluooldditations;buttheyeful,

    interhelovehenightihesolitary

    ind,

    liftingtheblackveilillthenthegloriousfuture.

    soulandsensesed.hythoughtsrose

    tainandagainicried,adn,

    ”ine”duringthepregdaystheuniversehad

    enlargedto,butnoifounditstre.onher

    yaitionhehfastened;idesiredtobeallin

    alltoher,thatighthealandfillherlaceratedheart.

    beautifulidtherrof

    ersripplingthroughthesluices,brokenonlybyavoicethattold

    thehoursfroheclocktohosehoursof

    darknessbathedinlight,ined

    existenysoulhthefaithofthepoor

    castilianknightinthepagesofcervantes,afaith,

    heless,hhalllovebegins.

    atthefirstgleafday,thefirsthewakingbirds,ifled

    bagthetreesoffrapesleandreachedthehouse;noonehad

    seen,noonesuspectedbyabsendisleptsoundlyuntilthe

    bellrangforbreakfast.ealdoe

    oftheheat,totheadhtoftheindreand

    itsisles,thevalleyanditsslopes,ofedsopassionate

    anadrer.butohere,thankstoasnessoffootlikethatof

    aloosehorse,iretuedtopunt,thehegourde.

    alliddayinsuer.

    thestillfoliagelaysharplydefiheblueofthesky;the

    ihatlivebylight,thedragohetharides,were

    flyingangthereedsarees;cattlechehethe

    shade,theruddyearthofthevineyardsgloheaddersglidedup

    anddohebanks.ageinthesparklingaish

    landscapetheboatandranup

    theroadroundclochegourdeforifahatisahe

    untingout.iistaken;hehehedge,

    evidentlykingfateontheroadtoazayhe

    bankoftheriver.

    ”hooing,nsieurlete”

    helookedatpleasantly,notbeiohearhielfthus

    addressed.

    ”quiteustlovetheuntry,toberaling

    aboutinthisheat”

    ”iheretoliveintheopenair.”

    ”theoseetheutrye”

    ”gladly,”ireplied.”illoyignoranceispast

    belief;idontknoanaspen;i

    knoing,norofthevariousthodsofcultivatingthe

    soil.”

    ”eandlea,”hecriedgaily,retuinguponhissteps.

    ”einbythelittlegateabove.”

    theunthehedge,hebeinghinitandi

    hout.

    ”younsieurdechessel,”hererked;”heis

    altogethertoofilentodorethahereportsof

    hisbailiff.”

    theuntthenshoehisyardsandthefaruildings,the

    pleasuregrounds,orchards,vineyards,andkitgarden,untilwe

    finallycatothelongalleyofacaciasandailanthusbesidethe

    river,attheesaufsittingona

    benisverylovelyuhelightand

    quiveringshadeofsuyprot

    visit,shedidnotve,knohatoher.

    theuntdeadretheviehevalley,thispoint

    istotallydifferentfrohatseenfroheheightsabove.herei

    ghthavethoughtselfinaerofseadows,

    furrohlittlebrooksotheindre,beseento

    theirfullextenttilllostiydistaoontbazon

    theeyerangesoveravastgreenplain;inallotherdiresitis

    stoppedbyhills,byssesoftrees,androcks.kenedour

    stepsasedertsauf,he

    bookinadeleineoherandtookjacquesuponher

    knees,intheparoxysofaviolentugh.

    ”atter”criedtheunt,tuinglivid.

    ”asorethroat,”ansother,ednottosee;”but

    itisnothingserious.”

    sheedto

    shedtothepoorfrailcreature.

    ”youaresoextraordinarilyirudent,”saidtheunt,sharply;”you

    exposehiother

    ...
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    ”adeleine.

    ”theyinghigherup,”saidtheuntess.

    ”enaltoprovetheyareright,”saidtheunt,tuing

    to.

    toavoidagreeingordisagreeingbyched

    jaothercarriedhiway,

    butasshedidsosheheardherhusbandsay:

    ”heyhavebroughtsuchsicklychildrenintotheheyought

    toleaho.”

    hattodefend

    hielfattheexpenseofhisesshurriedupthesteps

    andacrosstheporti,andisahroughtheglass

    door.nsieurdertsaufseatedhielfonthebench,hisheadbowed

    ingloosileneannoyiherspokenor

    lookedat.fareotheheurseof

    hiihardlyreerareunpleasant

    nt.oughtitogoaanypainful

    thoughtssthaveariseninhisnd,tokehiettofollow

    jacquesandleaholastholyand

    catoe.ilingvalley.

    ”e,”isaid

    gently.

    ”usgo,”hereplied.”unfortunately,iaccustodtosuch

    sesi,ylifehouttheslightestregrettosave

    thatofthechild.”

    ”jacquesisbetter,dear;hehasgoosleep,”saidagolden

    voice.dadertsaufsuddenlyappearedattheendofthepath.

    shecafore.

    ”ialadtoseethatyoulikeclochegourde,”shesaid.

    ”dear,shouldyouliketorideoverasieur

    deslandes”saidtheunt,asifivehis

    injustice.

    ”dontbesleeplastnight,

    thatsall.the,anditold

    hitoriesallnighttokeephiuiet.hisughispurelynervous;

    ihavestilledithalozenge,andhehasgoosleep.”

    ”pooran”saidherhusband,takingherhandinhisandgivingher

    atearfullook,”iknehingofit.”

    ”roubledhereisnooccasion”shereplied.

    ”noen

    thegleanersoftheothervillagesgetintothefieldbefore

    thesheavesarecarriedaway.”

    ”iaoingtotakeafirstlessoninagriculture,da,”isaidto

    her.

    ”youhaveaverygoodster,”shereplied,tioningtohe

    unt,outhscreileofsatisfa

    eda”boueur.”

    tonthslaterileaedshehadpassedthatnightiay,

    fearingthathersonhadthecroup;heboat,rockedby

    thoughtsoflove,igihatsheghtseefroerwindow

    adthegleafthedlehenlightingaforehead

    furrotours,aal.

    ion,

    ”dadertsaufisahee.asyeti

    kneily,auralnsceofayoung

    souldeexrighthaveitotroublethis

    perfectpeace”

    gladtofindalistenerinayoungnoverheuldlorditso

    easily,theunttalkedtoofthefutureheretuofthe

    bourbonsofrance.oryion,in

    ue.

    heightbecalled

    geotric;hefearedpersonsofeducation;herejectedsuperiority,

    andsffed,perhapsereason,atprogress.idisveredin

    hisnatureanuerofsensitivefibresost

    cautionnottoofah

    ind.of

    hisdefeedtothesupplehathis

    .laterinlifeishouldcertainlyhave

    dehingry,butnobleasachild,supposingthatiknew

    nothingandbelievingthatnintheirpriknewall,iwas

    genuinelyazedattheresultsobtaiclochegourdebythis

    patientagriculturist.ilistenedadringlytohisplans;andhan

    involuntaryflatterytheestate

    anditsoutlookaterrestrialparadise,icalledit,farsuperiorto

    frapesle.

    ”frapesle,”isaid,”isassivepieceofplate,butclochegourdeis

    ajes,”aspeequoted,givi

    toitsauthor.

    ”beforeehere,”hesaid,”itionitself.”

    ioldofhisseedfieldsandnurseries.neo

    untrylife,ibesiegedhiansof

    preparingandedgladtoanswerall

    iail.

    ”intheed

    atlastinastonishnt.

    onthisfirstdaytheuntsaidtohise,

    ”nsieurfelixisaan.”

    thateveningiytherandaskedhertosendclothesand

    linen,sayingthatishouldreinatfrapesle.ignorantofthegreat

    revolutiontakingpladnotperceivingthe

    influeyfate,iexpectedtoretutoparis

    toresulegalstudies.thelaopentillthefirst

    ber;antiihadtonthsandahalfbefore.

    thefirstpartofstay,udiedtoua,

    pressionsto.ifoundhinof

    extreirascibilityhoutadequatecause;hastyinain

    hazardoused.sotisheshowed

    glisesofthebravegentlenofndesar,parabolicflashesof

    ay,intisency,tearthroughpoliticslike

    boshells,andyalso,byvirtueofhoyandurage,kea

    oliveburiedonhispropertyanelbee,aboncha,or

    acharette.inpresenceofcertainideashisnostrilntracted,his

    foreheadcleared,andhiseyesshotlightnings,hweresoon

    quenesifearedheghtdeteyeyes

    andkill.ierelytender.hatforcethat

    altersnsely,hadscarcelydae.passionate

    desiresshookotionthathethroesoffear.

    deathifearednot,butidieuntiliknehehappinessof

    tuallovebuthoellofifeltioperplexity;

    ihopedforsofortunatece;iadethechildrenlove

    ;itriedtoidentifym

    ...
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    littlebylittletheurainedhielflessinpresence.i

    catoknoper,hisdeepandceaseless

    lancholy,hisflashesofbrutality,hisbitter,cuttingplaints,

    hisldhatreds,hisiulsesoflatentdness,hischildishans,

    hisansdespair,hisuedfury.theralnature

    differsfrohephysiatureinasothingisabsolutein

    it.theforceofeffectsisiproportiontothecharactersor

    theideasefact.positionat

    yfuturelife,depehisoneetricwill.

    iysoulasqui

    thosedaystoexpandastontract,eredclochegourde,

    andaskedself,”hoe”hayofheart

    isaybrow.ilivedina

    perpetual”quivive.”ifelluhedonionofthatn;andthe

    sufferingsieaughttouandthoseofdade

    rtsauf.prehension;triedbythe

    safire,hoanydisveriesideduringthosefirstfortydays

    ed

    andbuoyant.oneeveningifoundherpensivelygasuh

    reddehesuitspossible

    nottolistentothatvoiceoftheetealsongofsongsbyh

    natureherselfbidsallhercreatureslove.didthelostillusionsof

    hergirlhoodretutoherdidtheansufferfroninward

    parisonifanciediperceivedadesolatioitudethat

    yfirstappeal,andisaid,”sodaysarehardto

    bear.”

    ”youreadsoul,”sheanshowhaveyoudoneso”

    ”anypoints,”ireplied.”surelyall

    nuerofhunbeingsbotothehighestjoysandthedeepest

    sorroiesvibrateinunisonandechoeachother

    inonyhtheprincipleof

    things.putsuchbeingsangsurroundingsordand

    theysufferhorribly,justastheirhappinessuntstoexaltation

    eetideas,orfeelings,orotherbeingsongenial

    tothebutthereisstillathirdndition,n

    onlytosoulsaffectedbythesadistress;inthisalohe

    highestfratealprehension.ityhappenthatsuchsoulsfindno

    outleteitherfoodorevil.thentheanhinusendoh

    expressionandtionisexercisedinavoid,expendsitspassion

    elody,andcriesthatare

    lostinsolitude,terribledefeatofasoulsagainstthe

    inutilityofnothihesearestrugglesih

    oozesaaninhe

    sensibilitiesflooeandtheresultisahorribleweakeningof

    thesoul;anindescribablelancholyforhenfessional

    itselfhasnoears.haveinotexpressedourtualsufferings”

    sheshuddered,andthenovinghereyesfrohesetting

    sun,shesaid,”hothat,youngasyouare,youknohese

    thingseaan”

    ”ah”ireplied,”childhoodwaslikealongillness”

    ”iheardeleineughing,”shecried,leavingabruptly.

    theuntessshoynstantvisits,andfortwo

    reasons.inthefirstplaceshehoughts

    usedtheuntand

    deasopforthatlionane.ifoundanexcusefor

    visitsedplausibletoeveryone.nsieurdertsauf

    proposedtoteachbackgaon,andiaccepted;asididsothe

    untesspassioosay,

    ”youareflingingyourselfintothejahelion.”ifididnot

    uandthisattheti,threedayshadnotpassedbeforeiknew

    ypatience,hingexhausts,thefruit

    ofserablechildhood,ripeneduhislasttrial.theunt

    efootputtinginpracticethe

    principlesortheruleshehadexplained;ifireflectedbeforei

    playedheplainedofslohewasangry

    bearkpointshedeclared,

    kinghisprofitoutofthestake,thatioorapid.it

    aster,thedespotisftherod,of

    pareselfto

    epialiciouschild.whenweplayedfor

    neyhistheaandstabjectdelight.

    ahise,anditfrequently

    recalledhioasenseofpolitenessandgoodbreeding.butbefore

    longifellintothefuaisery.neywas

    disappearinguheselosses.thoughtheunt

    duringvisitsuntilileftthehouse,etisvery

    late,ientightsaya

    yidolsheart;buttoobtainthatnt,for

    chedandedhahunterspainfulpatience,iwas

    forcedtontihesees,duringyfeelingswere

    laentsere

    silent,sheandi,lookingatthesunlightontheadoheclouds

    inagraysky,thestyhills,orthequiveringoftheononthe

    sandbanksoftheriver;sayingonly,”nightisbeautiful”

    ”nightisan,da.”

    ”tranquillity”

    ”yes,noonebeabsolutelychedhere.”

    thenshebroideryfra.icaatlasttohear

    theiningsofaionitsobject.butthe

    factreinedoney,fareotheseevenings.ieto

    thertosendso.shesldedaonlyenoughtolast

    aorelifedependedonit.thusit

    happehatinthedayfirstgreathappinessifoundthesa

    sufferingsthatassailedelseinparis,atllege,at

    sbyabstihereprivationsive,

    atfrapesletheyive;soactivethatihe

    iulsetotheft,byvisionsofcri,furiousdesperationshrend

    thesoulandstbesubduedunderpainoflosingourselfrespect.

    theryofythersparsinytaught

    thatindulgenenooduponthebrink

    oftheabyssandasureditsdepths,,st

    iablyfeel.thoughoituderengthehose

    herodquids

    behesurface,ihaveneverknohatterriblethingcal

    ...
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    hunjusticedrainalhout

    sayingtoself:”penallaadebynwhohaveneverknown

    sery.”

    atthisninnsieur

    dechesselslibrary,andistudiedit.hostiveafeadegood

    progressandappliedtherulesandcalculationsikne.

    ortsauf;butno

    soonerhadidonesoandoneyforthefirsttithanhis

    teerbetolerable;hiseyesglitteredlikethoseoftigers,

    hisfaceshrivelled,hisbroasineversabefore

    orsince.hisplainiishe

    flungdohedice,quiveredhrage,bitthedicebox,andsaid

    insultingthingsto.suchviolence,hoetoanend.wheni

    hadaasteryofthegaiplayedittosuit;iso

    hatont;iallo

    toadettersevendurihalf.the

    endofthelessthantherapid

    superiorityofhispupil;buthetedit.theunvarying

    resultasopifdisurseonened.

    ”poorhead,”heaohelast

    ofthegabeyskill.”

    theuntess,n,uoodnoeuvresfrohe

    first,andgavethosetethanksheheartofayoung

    n;shegrahesalookshegavetoherchildren.frohat

    everblessedeveningsheale

    explaintoyouthenditioniysoulhad

    annihilatedbody;ithing;ididnot

    lookicarriede;itbathedhlightjustasherlast

    onsieur,”stillsoundedinsoulonies

    of”ofilii,ofilioe”inthepaschalchoir.ioanew

    life,iethingtoherisleptonpurpleandfinelinen.flas

    dartedbeforeclosedeyelids,chasingeachotherinthedarkness

    likethreadsoffireintheashesofbuedpaper.indreaher

    voiosphereof

    lightandfragranyspirit.onthe

    rroained

    unuttered,andfrohatntiiatedintothesecretsof

    hervoice.

    thatdayostdeylife.afterdinner

    heheightsacrossabarrenplainwherenegrew;

    thegroundony,arid,andhoutvegetablesoilofanykind;

    helessafehoybushesstraggledthere,and

    inplapedsses,illuhe

    settingsunandsodrythatourfeetslippeduponit.ihelddeleine

    bythehandtokeepherup.dadertsaufques.

    theunt,,suddenlytuedroundandstrikingthe

    eartheinadreadfultone:”suchislife

    butbeforeiknehalookofpenitehiswife.

    thereparationan

    havestaggeredasshediduheblow

    ”butdelightfulsesareedhere,andaviehe

    su”iypartishouldliketoooor;

    ifancythereybetreasuresif.butitsgreatest

    histhatofbeingnearyou.stfor

    suchavieonytotheeye,hthatwindingriverwhere

    thesoulybatheareesandthealders.seethe

    differeastetoyouthisspotofearthisabarreo

    ,itisparadise.”

    shethankedhalook.

    ”bulics”exclaidtheunt,habitterlook.”thisisnolife

    forahenhesuddenlygedhistone

    ”thebells”he

    ringing.”

    dadertsaufgaveafrightenedlook.deleinegto

    hand.

    ”supposeeofbackgaon”isaid.”letusgoback;the

    rattleofthedicehesoundofthebells.”

    uedtoclochegourde,nversingbyfitsandstarts.on

    thesalonanindefinableuaintyaookpossessionofus.

    theuntflunghielfintoanarhair,absorbedinreverie,h

    hisptoofhisladyanduldforeseean

    outbreak,tointerrupt.ialsokeptsilence.asshe

    gavenohinttoleave,perhapsshethoughtbaightdivert

    theuntsndandquietthosefatalnervoussusceptibilities,the

    extsof.nothinghanto

    kehilaythatga,desireto

    play.likeaprettyan,healobeaxed,eed,

    fhtnotseeheobligedperson.ifbyce,

    beingiedintheion,ifottoproposeit,hegrew

    sulky,bitter,insulting,andspoiledthetalkbyntradig

    everything.if,or,isuggestedaga,hewould

    dallyandder.”inthefirstplace,itistoolate,”hewouldsay;

    ”besides,idontcareforit.”thenfolloations

    likethoseofen,enleaveyouinignoraheirreal

    wishes.

    onthisoccasioeoplay.he

    plainedofgiddinessfroalculating;his

    brain,hesaid,oavice;heheardnoises,hewas

    choking;andthereuponhesighedheavily.atlast,however,he

    edtothega.dadertsaufleftustoputthechildren

    tobedahehouseholdinfalyprayers.allwellduring

    herabsenortsaufto

    seedtoputhiesidehielf.thissuddenthat

    ledhiokethedarkestpredistothewildjoyofadrunken

    n,expressedinacrazylaughandotive,

    distressedandalard.ihadneverseenhinquitesorkeda

    paroxysourinticyhadboefruitsithathenolonger

    restrainedhielfbefore.daybydayhehadendeavoredt

    underhistyranny,andobtainfreshfood,asitwere,forhisevil

    teer;foritreallyseeasthoughraldiseasesures

    happetitesandinstincts,seekingtoenlargetheboundariesof

    theireireasalandoain.

    presentlytheuntess

    table,apparentlyforbetterlightonhereroidery,thoughthe

    ayeoncealed.apieceof

    fatalillluckpreventgedtheuntsface;

    froaietyitfelltogloofrou

    ...
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    eyesrolled.thenfolloheravert

    norrepair.nsieurdertsaufdeafatalthrohe

    ga.instantlyhesprangup,fluableatandthelaon

    thefloor,struckthechieypieceped,fori

    otsayhe.thetorrentofinsults,

    irecations,andihislipswould

    havedeanobserverthinkoftheoldtalesofsatanicpossessionin

    theddleages.igineposition

    ”gointothegarden,”saidtheuntess,pressinghand.

    ilefttherooeforetheuntuldnoticedisappearahe

    terrace,,iheardhisshoutsandthenhis

    ansfrohebedrooalsoiheardat

    intervalsthroughthatteestofsoundthevoiceofanangel,h

    roselikethesongofanightiherainceases.i

    uheaonthofaugust,

    e.iknee;her

    gestureprosedit.forseveraldaysanexplanatioofloat

    betthespring,

    overfull,inoursouls.idityhadthusfardelayedaperfect

    uandihese

    quiveringsofthespiritbledetionsoffearandnued

    thesensibilitiesteredhinus,

    hesitatingtoussecretsodestyoftheyounggirl

    beforethehusbandsheloves.anhourpassed.itingonthe

    brickbalustradehesoundofherfootstepsblendinghthe

    undulatingrippleofherfloairofthe

    night.thesearesensationstoheheartsuffiot.

    ”nsieurdertsaufissleeping,”shesaid.”husigive

    hininfusionofpoppies,acupoferinhafewpoppieshave

    beensteeped;theattapleredy

    neverlosesitseffesieur,”shentinued,gione

    andusipersuasiveinflexionofhervoice,”thisst

    unfortunateacthasrevealedtoyouasecretherto

    beensedulouslykept;prosetoburytherelleofthat

    sysake,ibegofyou.idontaskyoutos;

    giveyourent.”

    ”needigiveittoyou”isaid.”douandeachother”

    ”youstnotjudgeunfavorablyofnsieurdertsauf;youseethe

    effeanysufferingsuheegration,”sheon.

    ”torroirelyfetallthathehassaidanddone;you

    kindandexcellentasever.”

    ”dooexcusehida,”ireplied.”iwilldoallyou

    yselfintotheihisntifiuld

    restorensieurdertsaufshealthandensureyouahappylife.the

    onlythingiyopinion.iylife,but

    notnvis;ipayohesays,buti

    hinderhiroayingitno,inopinionnsieurdertsauf

    is”

    ”iuandyou,”shesaid,hastilyinterrupting;”yht.

    theuntisasnervousasafashionablean,”sheadded,asifto

    nadnessbysofteningtheheisonlyso

    atintervals,onceayear,heherisveryhot.ah,

    evilshaveresultedfroheegrationhoanyfinelivesruined

    hesureofit,agreatsoldier,anhonortohis

    untry”

    ”iknoytutoletherseethatitwas

    uselesstoattettodeceive.

    shestopped,laidonehandlightlyonbroe.”who

    hassentyouhere,”shesaid,”intothishohasgodsenthelp,a

    truefriendshiptosupport”shepaused,thenadded,asshelaid

    herhandfiryuponne,”foryoodandgenerous”she

    raisedhereyestoheaven,asiftoinvokesoinvisibletestinyto

    hought,atheestuporifiedby

    thelook,ysoul,iy,judgingby

    sociallaoftact,thoughiainnaturessuch

    indelicacyreallyansabravedesiretoetdaoaverta

    blooarrestanevilbeforeithappens;ofteill,anabrupt

    callupo,ablooleaifitresoundsinunisonh

    ours.nythoughtsroselikegleayndandbadewash

    outthestainthatblottednsceatthisntwheniwas

    seekingapleteuanding.

    ”beforeore,”isaidinavoiy

    heart,hedeepsilesurroundedus,

    ”suffertopurifyoneryofthepast.”

    ”hush”shesaidquiylipshafingerhshe

    instantlyreved.shelookedathaughtily,htheglanceofa

    aedforinsulttoreachher.”be

    silent;iknoyouareabouttospeak,thefirst,thelast,

    theonlyeeverofferedto.neverspeaktoofthatball.

    ifasa

    youract.”

    ”youarerepitilessthangodhielf,”isaid,fbackthe

    tearsthattoeyes.

    ”ioughttobeso,iaorefeeble,”shereplied.

    ”but,”intinuedenow

    ifonlyforthefirst,thelast,theonlytiinyourlife.”

    ”speak,then,”shesaid;”speak,oryouhinkidarenothear

    you.”

    feelingthatthisontofourlives,ispoketoher

    iohatndsattention;itoldherthatalleni

    hadeverseeether,i,whoselife

    udious,urebold,ihadbeen,asitwere,

    possessedbyafrenzythathat

    neverheartofnhadbeensofilledhthepassionhnobeing

    resist,hings,eveh

    ”a”sheasked,stopping.

    ”didyoudespise”iexclaid.

    ”letussayhissubject,”shereplied.

    ”sayall”ireplied,intheexyintolerable

    pain.”itnceslife,yin

    ntaiknoustdieindespair.italso

    ncesyou,heladyinhe

    prosedtothevient”

    theedtoherchildhoodandyouth,notasihavetolditto

    you,judgedfrodistananwhose

    anin

    theforest.ateveryhedeadyearsfellhegsound,

    bristlinghtheiranguishlikebranchesrobbedoftheirfoliage.i

    desanycrueldet

    ...
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    heresparedyou.ispreadbeforeherthetreasureofradianthopes,

    thevirgingoldofdesires,thekeptalive

    behesnohesealps,piledhigherandhigherbyperpetual

    eeredsufferings,

    relatedashthelivealofisaiah,iaedthereplyofthe

    ahedarknessh

    alook,shequiedtheerrestrialanddivinehasingle

    sentence.

    ”eeafa

    artyrsshone.

    afterapause,inheonensoling

    thought,”iaotaloneinsuffering,”theuold,inthe

    voiceshekeptforherlittleones,hoeshewasasagirl

    ehoroublesasadaughter

    boundtohertherssidedifferedfrohoseofaboycastoutupon

    theedto

    aparadiseparedtothatntactillstoneunderhher

    soulother,had

    savedherfrohissery,theeverrecurringpainofhshenow

    relatedto;seryesbyincessantfaultfinding,

    alolerabletohighstrungnaturesshrinkbefore

    deathitselfbutdiebehesoesbythe

    pulsesbehanid,bytheld

    rebuffalofherkisses,byastendofsilence,firstiosed

    andthenasoftenblad;byihatdarednotflo

    stayedhintheheart;inshort,byallthebitteessandtyranny

    ofrule,hiddentotheeyesoftheheappearance

    ofaedtherlydevotioifiedherthersvanity

    beforestrangers,butshedearlypaidinprivateforthishoge.

    hatbyobediendgentlenessshehadsoftenedher

    thersheart,sheopehetyrantonlyardherselfh

    thegirlsnfidenospyoretraitorousandbase.all

    thepleasuresofgirlhood,eveedays,hased,

    forsheuchasforherfaults.no

    teagandnotrainingforherpositionhadbeengiveninlove,

    alother;in

    faoreterrorthanloveforher.

    ”perhaps,”shesaid,dearaheseseveritieshey

    hadcertainlypreparedherforherpresentlife.”asiliste

    seedtothattheharpofjob,froihaddrahsavage

    sounds,noouchedbythechristianfingersgaveforththelitanies

    ofthevirginatthefootofthecross.

    ”espherebeforeetinthis,”isaid;”you

    ingfroheeast,ifrohe.”

    sheshookherheadhagestureofdespair.

    ”toyoutheeast,tothe,”shereplied.”youwilllivehappy,

    istdieofpain.lifeisakeofit,andneisde

    forever.nopoanis

    fastehisringofgoldtheelefay.”

    edofahalf

    nfideeblood.afterashh,

    naturaltopureheartse

    ofherfirstrriedlife,herdeceptionsanddisillusions,the

    rebirthofherisery.like,shehadsufferedunder

    trifles;ghtytosoulspidsubstancequiverstotheleast

    shoostdepthswhen

    astoneisflungintoit.arriedshepossessedsogirlish

    savings;alittlegold,thefruitofhappyhoursandrepressed

    fahese,inantheyoher

    husband,nottellinghiheysandsavingsofherown.he

    tooknoa,andneverregardedhielfherdebtor.she

    didnotevenobtaintheglahanksthatwouldhavepaidforall.

    ahhotrialtotrialnsieurdertsaufhabitually

    negleoneyforthehousehold.erastruggle

    idity,sheaskedhiorit,heseedsurprisedandnever

    oncesparedherthertificatioioningfoecessities.

    terrorfilledherndans

    diseaseoher,andshequaileduhefirstoutbreak

    ofhisdangeradebeforeshe

    broughtherselftoadtthatherhusbandhorrible

    calatieshadeofherbearingchildrenanguishshefeltat

    thesightofthoseinfantsboalstdeadhuragehadshe

    saidinherheart:”i;i

    aeessof

    findinghergreatestobstatheheartandhandfroawife

    shoulddraestsucrshesaheuntolddisasterthat

    threatenedhiaseachdifficultysopened

    beforeher,untilthedayhhlyuoodherhusbands

    nditioitutionofherchildren,andthecharacterofthe

    neighborhoodinhechildtakenby

    napoleonfrotenderhoshetaughtherfeettotralethrough

    dandsnorainedheervestobulletsandallherbeingto

    thepassiveobedienceofasoldier.

    thesethings,ofakeasuary,shetoldinalltheir

    darkextent,heverypiteousdetailofnjugalbattleslostand

    fruitlessstruggles.

    ”youanynths,”shesaid,innclusion,

    ”touaproving

    doa

    thingostiortanttohisis.youagine

    thechildishgleehehasshohingthatiadvisedat

    onself.yes,

    ineedaninfiieobearhisplaintshalf

    exhaustedintheefforttoasehisosenhislife

    andsoththepathsselfhasstrehstohe

    reeisthataedie,lifeisaburdento

    ,hefetshisgloobr >

    andisurteousandpolite.youaskbesotohis

    faly.iotexplainthatanruly

    chivalrous.heisquitecapableofridingatfullspeedtoparisto

    buyasetofoants,ashedidtheotherdaybeforetheball.

    serlyinhishousehold,heeifi.i

    yself,butthesof

    thehouseholdareny.instrongdesiretokehiappy,andnot

    refl

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tweyrriedlifeby

    lettinghireatasavictii,ebyusingafew

    caressesuldhaveledhiikeachildbutioplaya

    partishouldhavethoughtdisgraceful.nohewelfareof

    falyrequirestobeasdsteasthefigureofjustice

    aoohaveaheartthatoverflohtendeess.”

    ”butasterhibr >

    andgovehi

    ”ifithertoovere

    thedoggedsilesargunts,

    nortoansarks,hischildishreasons.ihaveno

    urageagainstorethanihaveagainstchildhood;they

    ystrikeastheyightet

    strengthpothoseipity.ifi

    adeleineinsotterthatwouldsaveher

    life,ishoulddieyfibresandunstrings

    nerves.soitisthattheviolentshocksofthelasttenyearshave

    brokendoyfeelings,sooftenbattered,arenuattis;

    nothingrevivetheeventheuragey

    troublesbeginstofail.yes,sotisiaeaten.forof

    restianreposeahsbyynervous

    strength,ishallperish.nsieurdertsaufe,

    andheydeath.”

    ”leaveclochegourdeforafeonthssurelyyouuldtake

    yourchildrenandgototheseashore.”

    ”inthefirstplaortsaufhinkheif

    ilefthithoughheithisnditionheiswellawareof

    it.heisbothsaneandd,tan,antradi

    anyanirrationala.besidesthis,hewouldhave

    goodreasonforobjeg.nothinghereifiwere

    absent.youyhaveseeniherofafalychfulto

    protethehay

    task,indeed,butharderstillaretheeby

    nsieurdertsauf,eaboutis,

    eiaaadeleinesgoveess;but

    thatisnotall,iaailiffandsteoo.youand

    eaosee,asyouhatthewof

    aeinthesepartsisthestfatiguingofalleloynts.we

    getsllretusihefararecultivatedonshares,a

    systeeclosestsupervision.weareobligedourselves

    tosellourotleandharvestsofallkinds.our

    petitorsisareouroers,eetnsursin

    theinepricesbysellingfirst.ishouldweary

    youifiexplaihenydifficultiesofagricultureinthis

    region.nottercareigivetoit,iotalour

    tenantsfrouttingournureupontheirground,iotbeeveron

    thechlesttheytakeadvantageofusinthedivisionofthecrops;

    herialontade.

    so,ifyouthinkofnsieurdertsaufsdefectivery,andthe

    diffiehaveinpersuadinghioattendto

    business,youyshoulders,and

    theiossibilityoflayingitdownforasingleday.ifiwere

    absentonsieurdertsauf.in

    thefirstplhe

    findsinoreover,likeall

    noffeebleenstooreadilytohisinferiors.ifileft

    thehousenotaservante.soyouseei

    attachedtoclochegourdeasthoseleadenfinalsaretoourroof.i

    havenoreserveshyou.therysideisstillignorantof

    these.say

    nothingbutyesteebr >

    gratitude,”sheaddedinasoftervoisyouare

    eatclochegourde,whereyouwillfindfriends.”

    ”ah”iexclaid,”iseethatihaveneverreallysuffered,while

    you”

    ”no,no”sheexclaid,ile,thatsleofallresigned

    enightltagraniteroy

    franknfideshoagination

    picturesit.sandoodqualities.ifihad

    rriedaspendthrifthee.ifihadgivenself

    toaandpleasurelovingyoungn,perhapsiuldnothave

    retainedhiheghthaveleft,andishouldhavediedof

    jealousy.foriaealous”shesaid,inatoent,h

    .”butnsieurdertsauf

    lovesaschasheiscapableofloving;allthathisheart

    ntainsofaffeyfeet,likethegdalenscupof

    ointnt.believe,alifeofloveisaiontothelawsof

    thisearth;allflootionshavearrowof

    evilifarroageis

    inthattlegrohereatthefootofthean

    reachitanditkeepsgree,here,asinpartsofthenorth,

    thereareslesinthesky,fepensatefor

    nyagrief.reover,enothersliveandlove

    farrethroughsacrificesthanthroughpleasures.hereidrawupon

    selfthestorifearybreakuponypeople;and

    indoingsoifeelasothingiotexplai

    urage.theresignationofthenightcarriesthroughthedaythat

    folloefortless.tihe

    nditionofchildrenfilledhdespair;todayasthey

    advanlifetheygrohierandstronger.andthen,afterall,

    ourhoisirovedaified,ouransareirovingalso.who

    knoaybeablessingtoah,

    believethosesintheir

    hands,leadingfortedtohihebeingsheirlives,

    they,theyhavetuedtheirsorroysufferingsbring

    aboutthehappinessoffaly,aretheysufferingsatall”

    ”yes,”isaid,”theyare;buttheyinehavebeen,

    tokeusuarueflavorofthefruitthathasripenedon

    ourrooay

    adreitshesnessofaffeithaspouredintoour

    souls,thatinhesearingleavesgoodgoddo

    younotuand”iysticallanguageto

    edus.”seethepathsby

    her;

    ...
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    oofbitteesstothesespringsofrunninger,flothe

    footofthosehillsabovetheshiningsandsaheirgreen

    andfloeadoestarand

    beforethecradleofadivinechildhe

    eachusthroughhappinessaloveoflife,givetoour

    nightstheirlonglostsleep,andtothedaystheirgladness.

    handisthisthatyearbyyearhastiedneweenusarewe

    hanbrotherandsisterthatust

    notkeepasuhesufferingsyourevealaretheseedsscatteredby

    thesoheharvestalreadyripeninginthesunshine.shallwe

    notgatheritsheafbysheafethatidare

    addressyouthusanshatriver”

    ”youhavesparedtheevoice,”but

    youhavespokenofasentintofhingandhis

    edto.youareachild;andagainipardonyou,butfor

    thelastti.endeavortouand,hatheartis,as

    itotherhood.ilovensieurdertsauf

    herfrooacalculateddesiretoeal

    blessings,butfroiblefeelingensallthe

    fibresofheartuponhiyrriageastakesyathy

    forsfortuoit.itisthepartofehewoes

    causedbytherchofevents,tofortthoseothe

    breaeihave

    feltaselfishpleasureihatyouasedhiisnotthat

    puretherhooddidinotkeyouseebyionohe

    threebound,toishallneverfail,on

    istrivetoshedahealingdeyohout

    bitterthe

    therslkthoughasainvulnerable,youstnever

    agaihusto.ifyoudonotrespectthisnd,sileas

    itis,thedoorofthishouseoyou.ibelievedin

    purefriendship,inavoluntarybrotherhood,rereal,ithought,

    thaherhoodofblood.iistaken.iedafriendwho

    einthosentsof

    ishould

    havenothingtofear.youthisruthful,capableofsacrifice,

    disied;seeingyourpersisteningtous,ibelieved,

    yes,iitthatibelievedinsodivinepurpose;ithoughti

    shouldfindasoulthatihepriestisthesoulof

    all;aheartinytroublesine,a

    friendtoheartheywould

    strangle.uldibuthavethisfriend,life,sopreciousto

    thesechildren,ghtbeproloiljacqueshadgroanhood.

    butthatisselfishthelauraofpetrarnotbelivedagain.i

    stdieatpost,likeasoldier,friendless.nfessoris

    harsh,austere,andauntisdead.”

    tedintheonlight,androlled

    doyhandintitocatchtheandi

    dranktheanavidityexcitedbyherhethoughtof

    thosetenyearsofsecretedfeelings,ofnstantcare,

    ofofhersex.shelooked

    athgeupefa.

    ”itisthefirstnionoflove,”isaid.”yes,iaowasharer

    ofyoursorrouoyoursoulasoursoulsareuo

    christinthesat.tolove,evenhouthope,ishappiness.ah

    ahuldgiveajoyequaltothatofreceiving

    yourtearsiacceptthentractustendinsufferingto

    self.igiveselftoyouhnoulteriorthought.io

    youthatetobe”

    shestoppedotionofherhand,andsaidinherdeepvoice,

    ”iothisagreentifyouiseightenthe

    bondsogether.”

    ”yes,”isaid;”butthelessyougrantthereevidenceofpossession

    ioughttohave.”

    ”youbeginbydistrusting,”shereplied,hanexpressionof

    lancholydoubt.

    ”no,ispeakfrourehappiness.listen;giveanabyhno

    oobeoursonly,likethefeelinges

    us.”

    ”thatischtoask,”shesaid,”butinot

    petty.nsieurdertsaufcallsblanche.oneonlyperson,theone

    ihavestloved,dearaunt,calledhee.iwillbe

    heeooyou.”

    itookherhandandkissedit.sheleftitihe

    trustfulhatkesaansofarsuperiorton;atrustfulness

    thatshasus.shehebrickbalustradeandgazingat

    theriver.

    ”areyounotunyfriend,torushataboundtotheextresof

    friendshipyouhavedraihecup,offeredinallsiy,ata

    draught.itistruethatarealfeelingisneverpieceal;itstbe

    onsieurdertsauf,”sheaddedaftera

    shortsileny

    sakeyouhesaidtoyoutoday;ifhehasfotten

    ittorroyselftellhito

    clochegourdeforafeoreifyoudonot.

    onsunday,afterchurch,he;hewillwish

    toundothehebetterfor

    treatinghisanions.”

    ”fivedayshoutseeingyou,houthearingyourvoice”

    ”donotputsuannerofspeakingto,”shesaid.

    errasilehenshesaid,inatone

    ofshehadtakenpossessionof

    soul,”itislate;.”

    ie,andsaid

    inavoiceofey:”akeitunlessigiveittoyou;leave

    freedoifnot,ishallbesilyathingofyours,andthat

    oughtnottobe.”

    ”adieu,”isaid.

    ioutbythelittlegateoftheloerrace,hsheopened

    for.justasshetocloseitsheopeagainand

    offeredherhand,saying:”youhavebeentrulygoodtothis

    evening;youhavefortedyfriend,take

    it.”

    ikissedherhandagainandagain,andyeyesisahe

    tearsinhers.sheretuedtotheupperterradichedherfor

    antfroheadoheroadtofrapesleiagain

    saringinaohes

    later,alight.

    ”oh,hee”icried,”toyouipledgethepurestlo

    ...
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    evershoneuponthisearth.”

    ituedateverystepasiregainedfrapesle.ineffable

    fillednd.ahedevotionthatswellsinall

    youthfulheartsandinehadbeensolo.likethe

    priestersaneyvoaken;i

    ple”yes”hadboundtokeeplovey

    soulaoabuseourfriendshipbyleadingthisanstepby

    steptolove.allnoblefeelingse,andiheard

    therroftheirvoiyselfhinthenarrow

    ,istoppedbeheazureheavenssohstars,

    ilisteheringdoveplaintsofo,iheardagainthe

    siletohatingenuousnfidence,igatheredihe

    enationsofthatsoulusteverseek.howgrand

    thatao,hherabsolutefetfulnessofself,her

    religionofrcytos,feebleorsuffering,herdeclared

    allegiaalyoke.shehere,sereneuponherpyreof

    saintandrtyr.iadoredherfaeinthedarkness.

    suddenlyifanciediperceivedaaningierious

    signifie.perhapsshelonged

    thatishouldbetohersheothelittleworldaroundher.

    perhapsshesoughttodraherstrengthandnsolation,

    puttingthushinhersphere,herequal,orperhapsaboveher.

    thestars,saysoboldbuildersoftheuniverse,nicatetoeach

    htandtion.thisthoughtliftedtoetherealregions.i

    enteredonyforrvisions;ifoundaaning

    fortheseriesofitablehappioh

    theyhadled.

    spiritsqueears,heartssuood,saintlyclarissa

    harlotennored,childrened,exilesiof

    nsfaces

    everyearscloseasareshut,cease

    yourplaintsyoualoneoheinfinitudeofjoyheldinthat

    oyou,oneearlistens,onelookanswers

    yours.asingledayeffacesallpastevil.sorroy,

    despair,andlancholy,passedbutnotten,arelinksbyh

    thesoulthenfastenstoitste.anfallsheirtoallourpast,

    hs,ourlostillusions,andgivestheacktousennobled;she

    explainsthosefriefsaspayntclaidbydestinyforjoys

    eteal,ousonthedayoursoulsarehe

    angelsaloneuttertheneebyhatsacredloveis

    artyrs,trulyknoede

    rtsaufo,pooranddesolate.

    chapterii

    firstlove

    thissceookplaatuesday.ieduntilsundayanddidnot

    crosstheriver.duringthosefivedaysgreatevents

    clochegourde.theuntreceivedhisbrevetasgeneralade,the

    crossofsaintlouis,andapensionoffourthousandfrancs.theduc

    delenivry,depeeroffrance,reveredpossessionoftwo

    forests,resudhisplaceaturt,andhiswiferegainedallher

    unsoldproperty,adepartoftheieriallands.

    thetessedertsaufthusbeheiress.hertherhad

    arrivedatclochegourde,bringingherahuhousandfrancs

    egivry,theauntofherdoillunpaidandnever

    askedforbytheuntinspiteofhispoverty.inallsuchttersof

    exteallifethenduaed.

    addingtothissuisoobuytwo

    neighbestates,sonihousandfrancsa

    year.hissonothegrandfatherspeerage,

    anohout

    injurytodeleine,fortheducdelenonurt

    assistinprotingage.

    thesearrasandthisneebalponthe

    untssorend.thepreseheduchessedelenonurtat

    clochegourdeeventtotheneighborhood.ireflected

    gloolythatsheadenscious

    ofthespiritofcasteinthedaughterhenobilityofher

    sentintshadhithertohiddenfroe.oor,

    insignifit,andyurageandfacultiesi

    didnotthenthinkofthensequeherestoratioherfor

    orforothers.onsundaying,froheprivatechapelwherei

    satedechesselandtheabbedequelus,icast

    aneagerglaaeralchapeloccupiedbytheduchessand

    herdaughter,theuntandhischildren.thelargestrah

    hididolfroedidnottrele,andthisunnsy

    preseoherrethanallthepast.thisnoble

    heedelenonurt,hee,ogarland,

    ent,a

    prosteatioitudeiousstatue,oved

    tothesoul.

    a,vespersass.ing

    outofchurchdadechesselnaturallyproposedtoheeighborsto

    passtheinterdiatetiatfrapesleinsteadofcrossingtheindre

    andtheadohegreatheat.theoffered.

    nsieurdeadadechessel

    tookthatoftheunt.iofferedotheuntess,a,for

    thefirstti,thatbeautifulargainstside.as

    thechurchtofrapeslebythehelight,

    filteringdoadethoseprettypattesonthe

    pathlikepaintedsilk,susationsofpride,such

    ideastookpossessionofthatheartbeatviolently.

    ”atter”shesaid,aftertlewayina

    silenceidarednotbreak.”yourheartbeatstoofast”

    ”ihaveheardofyoodfortune,”ireplied,”and,likeallothers

    besethvaguefears.willyoueies

    geyouandlessenyourfriendship”

    ”ge”shesaid;”oh,fieanothersuchideaandishallnot

    despiseyou,butfetyouforever.”

    ilookedatherhaasyagious.

    ”bytheneherbroughtaboutnor

    dended,”shesaid;”butherplatersnars;

    besides,asyouknoonsieurdertsaufnori

    leaveyadvicehehasdeedthendtoh

    hisraledhittheise.ehat

    fathershouldhavetheplaodesty,”sheaddedh

    sobitteess,”hasalreadybeenofservicetoourson.t

    ...
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    yfatherisappointed,saidverygraciouslythathe

    hefavoroaccept.jacques

    education,ustnohoughtof,isalreadybeingdiscussed.

    heherepresentativeofthelenonurtandthe

    rtsauffalies.ibitionex,and

    thereforeaiesseeohaveinustjacques

    live,buthestbedee;tiesh,

    asyouknosafe

    forinparis,hingsarepitfallsforthesouland

    dangersforthebodyfriend,”shesaid,inabrokenvoice,”who

    uldnotseeuponyourbrohatyouareonewho

    edaytheguardianandsponsorofourboy.

    gotoparis;ifyourfatherandbrothersendyou,our

    faly,aboveallther,aof

    life,byourinfluence;youwillneverbe

    houtsupportinevercareeryouchoose;putthestrengthof

    yourdesiresintoaion”

    ”iuandyou,”isaid,interruptingher;”aitionistobe

    stress.ihavehattobebe

    reyobedienceherebyreceivingfavorsthere.iwillgo;i

    akeoyoui

    everything,frothersnothing.”

    ”child”sherred,illncealingasleofpleasure.

    ”besides,ihavetakenvoon.”thinkingoverour

    situationiaesolvedtobioyoubytiesthatnever

    bebroken.”

    shetreledslightlyandstoppedshorttolookat.

    ”ean”sheasked,lettingtheuplesededus

    hechildrenatherside.

    ”this,”isaid;”butfirsttellfranklyhoetolove

    you.”

    ”loveasauntloved;igaveyhtsitted

    youtoy

    others.”

    ”theniaolovehouthopeandhanabsolutedevotion.well,

    yes;iendod.ishallfeelthatyou

    haveaskedit.iinaryandkeselfapriest,and

    theniyselfinhiso;

    politiceptions,thoughts,energy,patience,i

    all.inthatylove,enclosedin

    religionasasilverigeinacrystalshrine,everbesuspected

    ofevil.youhavetofeartheundisciplinedpassionsh

    graspanandbyyselftobe

    vanquished.ieoe,andiwilllove

    youhapurifiedlove.”

    shetuedpaleandsaid,hurryi

    yourselfinbondsthatghtproveanobstacletoourhappiness.i

    shoulddieofgriefforhavingcausedasuicidelikethat.child,do

    youthinkdespairinglovealifesvocationforlifestrials

    beforeyoujudgeoflife;indit.rryherthechurora

    an;rrynotatall,iforbidit.reinfree.youaretyone

    yearsoldgodihavestakenhithoughttonths

    sufficedtoknoesouls.”

    ”hopehaveyou”icried,yeyes.

    ”friend,aakeyourwayandyour

    fortuneandyoushallknoyhope.and,”sheadded,asifshewere

    ,”neverreleasethehandyouareholdingatthis

    nt.”

    shebenttoearasshesaidthesehprovedherdeep

    soliyfuture.

    ”deleine”iexclaid”never”

    heparkoffrapesle;

    istillseeoseeitsruinedpostsrobingplants

    andbriersandsses.suddenlyahatoftheuh,

    flashedthroughbrain,andisaid,”iuandyou.”

    ”ialadofit,”sheansadeknowihad

    supposedhercapableofathoughtthatuldneverbehers.

    herpuritydreirationfroyeyesheselfishness

    ofpassioerindeed.edahatshedid

    notloveenougheventoy.solongaslovereils

    froits,andloveshouldbeinfinite.

    aspashookheart.

    ”shedoesnotlove,”ithought.

    tohideysoulistoopedoverdeleineandkissedher

    hair.

    ”iafraidofyourther,”isaidtotheuntesspresently,to

    reneheion.

    ”soa,”sheanshagesturefullofchildlikegaiety.

    ”dontfettocallherdaladuchesse,andtospeaktoherin

    thethirdperson.theyoungpeopleofthepresentdayhavelostthese

    politenners;youstleathedothatforsake.besides,it

    issuatteraybe,

    andtnizesocialdistins.the

    respectshooestablishedsuperiorityisguarahath

    isduetoyou.solidarityisthebasisofsociety.cardinaldella

    rovereandraffaelleked

    thelkoftherevolutioninyouracadeandyourpoliticalideas

    ybeinfluencedbyit;butasyouadvanlifeyouhat

    crudeandilldefinedprinciplesoflibertyarepoocreate

    thehappinessofthepeople.beforensidering,asalenonurt,

    anaristoynsenseasaanofthepeople

    tellsthatsocietiesexistonlythroughahierarchy.youare

    noustchoosewisely.be

    onourside,especiallyno

    triuhs.”

    iouchedbythesehedepthofher

    politicalfeelinghofaffe,abination

    ensogreatapoheyknivetothekeearguntsatoneoffeeling.inherdesireto

    justifyallherhusbandsasheehadforeseenthe

    criticisthatyndassoonasisaheservile

    effe.nsieurdertsauf,kingin

    hisoyeyes,a

    certaingrandiosedignity.iherefreatlyastohe

    distanceheplacedbetselfbyhat

    hihanobsequious.aslavehashisprideandwillonly

    servethegreatestdespots.infessiiliatedatthe

    degradationofonebeforeitreledasthepoy

    love.thisinadeuayrdofen

    ofgeneroussoulsyokedtoneanheyburydaily.

    respectisasafeguardallalike;each

    sideholditsofultotheduchessbecause

    ...
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    youth;butotherof

    hee,andthatgavesanage.

    hegreaturtyardoffrapesle,he

    others.thetedertsaufpresentedverygracefullytothe

    duchess,inedede

    lenonurtanfiftysixyearsofage,wonderfullywell

    preservedandanners.he

    holloples,thethiedface,theerect,iosingfigure

    sloovent,andtheyelloenessoftheskinreproduced

    hsuchbrillianthedaughter,iregheldtypeto

    yootherbelonged,asquicklyasaneralogistregnizes

    shatoftheoldurt;shepronounced

    the”oit”like”ait,”andsaid”frait”for”froid,””porteux”for

    ”porteurs.”iy

    oher;infactibehavedsohatasipassedtheuntess

    shesaidinalo.”

    theuntyhand,saying:”youarenotangryh

    ,felix,areyouifiyyouwillpardonanoldsoldierwe

    shallprobablystayheretodinner,andiiodinehus

    onthursday,theeveningbeforetheduchessleaves.istgototours

    torroebusiness.dontnegley

    therinlaanceiadviseyoutocultivate.hersalon

    ain.shehasallthe

    traditionsofthegreatof

    socialknoheblazonoftheoldestashe

    neilyineurope.”

    theuntsgoodtaste,orperhapstheadviestiius,

    appearedunderhisalteredcirces.heherarrogantnor

    offensivelypolite,norpoousinanyheduchess

    patronizing.nsieuranddadechesselgratefullyacceptedthe

    invitationtodihefolloheduchess,

    andbyherglaneininganhter

    hadspokentoher.asvespersshequestionedabout

    faly,andaskedifthevandenessenoacyy

    relative.”heisbrother,”ireplied.onthatshebecaalst

    affeethatgreataunt,theoldrquisede

    listore,annershoseof

    nsieurdertsaufthedayhesaeforthefirstti;thehaughty

    glaneasurethe

    distaliesbetdisappeared.ik

    nothingoffaly.theduethatgreatuncle,anold

    abbeeididnotkheprivy

    uncil,thatbrotheroted,andalsothatbya

    provisionofthecharter,ofyfather

    beorerquisdevandenesse.

    ”iautohing,theserfofclochegourde,”isaidinaloe

    totheuntess.

    thetransfortionseoftherestoratihha

    rapidityperial

    regi.tothisrevolutionantnothing.theleasture

    froadadertsaufhesoleeventstotached

    iortance.ioftheprivyuncilwas,andknewas

    littleofpolitiysoleaitionolove

    heebetterthararadethe

    dubledatfrapesleand

    an

    uheanhelovesrebeautifulthanall

    othersarouheiringlooks;tokno

    aloneisreservedthechastefireofthoseeyes,thathe

    disthetohatvoitheutters,however

    gayorjestingtheyybe,theproofsofuingthought.the

    unt,delighted,seedalstyoung;

    hisusedselfadeleine,

    inds,de

    otherslaugh,though

    neverlicious,andyday.aword,

    ahopeaoingilluure.seeingsojoyous,

    heeoo.

    ”thishappinessslingongrayandsgood,”she

    saidtotheday.

    thatdayinaturallyspentatclochegourde.ihadbeenbanishedfor

    fivedays,ihirstforlife.theusixinthe

    ingfortours.aseriousdisagreenthadariseher

    anddaughter.theduchessovetoparis,where

    sheprosedheraplaceaturt,a,rensidering

    hisrefusal,ghtobtainsohighposition.hee,whowas

    thoughthappyinherrriedlife,reveal,eventoher

    ther,hertragicsufferingsaalincapacityofherhusband.

    ittheduchessthatshepersuadedhibr >

    togototoursandtransactbusinesshhisnotaries.ialone,as

    shehadtrulysaid,knehedarksecretofclochegourde.having

    leaedbyexperiencehohepureairandtheblueskyofthelovely

    valleyriefsofthe

    diseasednd,andbeneficialeffectthelifeatclochegourdehad

    uponthehealthofherothersdesirethat

    sheshouldleaveitan,whowas

    lessgrievedthanrtifiedbyherdaughtersbadrriage,vigorously

    bated.

    heesaadeleine,

    aterribledisverylikealldthersto

    ntihesaauthorityovertheirrrieddaughtersthatthey

    intainedheyheduchessbrookednoopposition;

    sotissheaffectedacraftysoforceherdaughterto

    plianesaldseverity,intendingtoobtainby

    feareansfailed,

    shedisplayedthesanativesarcas

    oother.inthosetendaysheepassedthroughallthe

    ionsayoungansteoestablishherindependence.

    you,others,scarcely

    prehendsuchtrials.togainatrueideaofthestrugglebetween

    thatld,calculating,aitiousanandadaughteraboundingin

    theteuralkihatneverfaileth,youstiginea

    lily,toyhearthasalparedher,bruisedbehe

    polishedotherhadnothinginnh

    herdaughter;sheagiherealdifficulties

    hhinder

    ...
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    hertontinuealifeofsolitude.thoughfaliesburytheir

    intealdissensionsostcare,enterbehindtheses,

    andyoudeep,incurableh

    lesseuralaffeetisthesewoundsaregivenby

    passionsrealandstaffeg,reealbythedignityof

    those;sotisbylatenthatredshslowlyfreeze

    theheartanddryalltearses.tortured

    yesterdayandtoday,hesufferingchildren

    lessoftheillstheyendured,hohatpoorsoul

    failtolovetheonehunbeingstrikeher,whowould

    fainhavebuiltastor,

    froarshntadcruelbloa

    knoontshe

    sesherestedupo;forshetoldofthesenew

    troubles.daybydayileaedrefullytheaningofherwords,

    ”loveasauntloved.”

    ”haveyounoaition”theduchesssaidtoatdinner,haste

    air.

    ”da,”ireplied,givingheraseriouslook,”ihaveenoughin

    toheonlytallalone.”

    shelookedatherdaughtereastonishnt.evidentlyshe

    believedthatheehade

    nearher.thevisitofdadelenonurteriodofunrelieved

    nstraint.theuntessbeggedtobecautious;sheened

    bytheleastkindopleaseherihehaessofdeceit.

    thegreatthursdayciteial,oneof

    thosestiffdayse,heirchairisnolongerin

    itspladthestressofthehouseotbe.lovehas

    ahorrorofallthatdoesnotself.buttheduchessretued

    atlasttotheposandvaheurt,andclochegourde

    revereditsaccustodorder.

    littlequarrelakihoin

    thehousethanever;iuldgothereatalltishouthindrance;

    aeylifeinbing

    planttothebeautifulsouletheenting

    otions.everyhour,everynute,ourfrateal

    rriage,fourust,becaasurerthing;eachofussettled

    firyintoouroehher

    nurturingcare,htheedraperiesofalovethatwaswholly

    teal;yloveforher,seraphiherpresence,seared

    asher.ilovedherhadoublelove

    inthesky,where

    theyfadedoutofsightintheierableether.ifyouaskwhy,

    youngandardent,intihedeludingdreaofplatoniclove,

    istoanenoughtotorturethatan,

    ecatastrophetoherchildren,always

    fearingsooutburstofherhusbandsstorteer,rtyrizedby

    hideleine,and

    sittingbesideoheotherofthehenherhusbandallowedhera

    littlerest.theresoundoftooawordshookherwholebeing;

    adesireshockedher;sheneeded

    ehat,inshort,oothers.

    theellyou,inihissituation

    broughtontsofdivine

    slation.her

    nsceaycallitso,ntagious;herselfdevotion

    pespersisteheliving,

    inyhebondofherothervirtuesfilledtheair

    aboutherhspiritualinse.besides,iwasyoung,youngenough

    tonto

    layuponherhand,ofeonlythebadhe

    palasthoughshedreotionsthere.notwo

    soulseverclaspedeachotheruchardor,nobodieswereever

    revictoriouslyannihilated.lateriuoodthecauseofthis

    suffiyage;no

    aitionsblockedthestreafaloveorrent,

    bearingallthingsonitsbosolater,aninaan;

    butthefirstananhood;herchildren

    areours,herisareouris,hersorroest

    sorroiliarthingsabouther;ore

    grievedbyatriflinglossofhersthanif

    everything.thisisthesaakesusliveinthebeingof

    another;er,alasherlifeintoours,and

    requireaantoenrichourpauperspirithheryoungsoul.

    iean

    infinitesineh

    toafortedto

    itsverydepths.youe,foryouareaan,

    andiapeakingnoedonotreceive.a

    naloneknoidstofa

    strangehousehold,theprivilegedfriendofitsstress,thesecret

    treofheraffes.nodogbarksatyou;theservants,likethe

    dnizeyhts;thechildrenisled,and

    knohattheirpobelessened,andthatyoucherishthe

    lightoftheirlife,thechildrenpossessthegiftofdivination,

    theyplayethefriendlytyrannythey

    shoothosetheylove;theyarefullofintelligentdiscretion

    andeandgoontiptoehoutnoise.everyoenstodoyou

    serviileuponyou.truepassionsarelike

    beautifulflooregtotheeyeheygrowina

    barrensoil.

    butifiehedelightfulbesofnaturalizationinafaly

    yoe

    stsforit.untilthennsieurdertsaufhadreorless

    restrainedhielfbefore.ihadonlyseenhisfailingsinthe

    ss;ioseethefullextentoftheirapplicationand

    disverhoabletheuntesshadbeenintheatshe

    hadgivenofthesedailystruggles.ileaednoheanglesof

    herhusbandsintolerablenature;iheardhisperpetualsldingabout

    nothing,plaintsofevilsofasiged;isahe

    inisfaheincessantneed

    ofhistyrannicalspiritfoes.ohe

    eveningsheselectedtheionw

    ...
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    alehebladothers;hiswifehad

    insistedongoinged;whywashegoveedbyherinall

    thetriflingthingsoflifeohavenohoughtofhis

    oustheobeacipherinhisownhouseifhisharshness

    obereceivedinpatientsilencehea

    littohisporequirea

    opleaseherhusband,aodespisethe

    fatherofherchildrenhealesensitive

    edtofindadpleasure

    inkingitsound.sotishetriedgloosilendarbid

    depression,edhisadeherpayhihe

    stteentions.likepettedchildren,heirpower

    other,heher

    asuponjacquesanddeleine,ofhewasjealous.

    idisveredatlastthatinsllthingsasohe

    untactedtos,hischildren,hisiselyas

    hehadan.thedayood,

    rootandbranch,thesedifficulties,pantrowth

    repressedtheasandstifledthebreathingoftheily,

    hiheofthehouseholdaardedtheirovent

    oftheestatebypligthestnecessaryacts,ifeltan

    adringayloveanddroveitbato

    heart.goodgodylips

    soleizedspirit;ifoundhappinessinhesufferingsof

    thatan.hithertoihadyieldedtotheuissthe

    sgglerpayshisfine;hehithati

    ghtetheoher.theuntessuood,alloea

    placebesideher,andgaveperssiontosharehersorrows;like

    therepentantapostate,eagertorisetoheavenhhisbrethren,i

    obtaihefavorofdyinginthearena.

    ”usthavesuccueduhislife,”hee

    saidtooneevenihadbeen,likethefliesona

    hotday,restinging,venous,andpersistentthanusual.

    hehadgoobed.heeandireineduheacacias;the

    childrenus,bathediingsun.ourfew

    exclatoryutualityofthethoughtsinhwe

    restedfrournsufferings.eas

    faithfullyservedoursouls,edtoenteroherhout

    hindransofpensivelanguor,

    theytintheundulationsofthesadreatheyplungedasone

    intotheriverandcaoutrefreshedliketphsasclosely

    uheirsoulsuldhhlytietobind

    theablegulf,uedtothesurface

    ptyhands,askingeaongallourdayson

    earthherebeoneforus”

    inspiteofthetranquilpoetryofeveningothebricksof

    thebalustradetheiretones,sosoothingandsopure;inspite

    ofthereligiousatsphereofthehour,ehevoicesof

    thechildrenandtoyveins

    likethetonthsofrepressioniwas

    uentselfe.itookhees

    handandsoftlycaressedit,tryingtoohertheardorthat

    invaded.shebeadadertsauf,andhdrewher

    hand;tearsrolledfroyeyes,shesaandgaveachilling

    look,assheofferedherhandtolips.

    ”youstknoegrief.a

    friendshipthataskssogreatafavorisdangerous.”

    thenilostselfntrol;ireproay

    sufferings,andtheslightalleviationthatiaskedfortheidared

    totellherthatatage,ifthesensesillthesoul

    hadasex;thatiuldetdeath,butnothclosedlips.she

    forcedtosileoread

    theexi:”andi,aonabedofroses”eversince

    thatdaybythegateoffrapesle,tributedtoherthehope

    thatourhappinessghtspringfrograve,ihadtuede

    frohethoughtofstaininghersoulhthedesiresofabrutal

    passiohatshenever

    uldbeine,andthatioughttokno.asshesaidthe

    y

    head.sheon,sayingshehadaninaintythat

    sheghtloveasabrotheran;suchlove

    ageofthedivinelove,artin

    toldhere

    asheroldnfessororethanabrother,i

    stneverseeheragain.sheulddieandtaketogodhersheafof

    sufferings,boenothouttearsandanguish.

    ”igaveyou,”shesaidihanioughttohave

    given,sothatnothingghtbelefttotake,andiaunished.”

    iher,toproseocauseherpain,andto

    loveheratteheiryou

    child.

    thedayiearly.therehevasesofher

    graysalon.irushedintothefieldsandvineyardstokehertwo

    bouquets;butasigatheredtheflotingtheir

    longstalksandadringtheirbeauty,thethoughtoccurredtothat

    thelorsandfoliagehadapoetry,aharsothing

    totheuandiheeye;justassical

    lodiesaeriesisthatarelovingandbeloved.if

    lorislightaitnothaveaaningofitsown,as

    thebinationsoftheairhavetheirsicalledintheassistanceof

    jacquesanddeleine,andallthreeofusnspiredtosurpriseour

    dearone.iarranged,ontheloepsoftheporti,wherewe

    establishedourfloralheadquarters,tsbyriedto

    nveyasentint.picturetoyourselfafountainofflushing

    frohevasesandfallingbacurvingyssagespringing

    frotsbosonerosesandlilieshtheirsilvercups.all

    thebluefloenots,andoxtongues,whose

    tines,caughtfroheskies,blendedsohtheenessof

    thelilies,sparkledonthisdeexture;heynotthetypeof

    ties,theohatknohing,theotherthatknowsall;an

    igeoftheartyrlovehasitsblazon,and

    theuntessdisceeditineapoignantglance

    hecryofasoldierouched;she

    ...
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    huledbutenrapturedtoo.rehatglaorefresh

    herheart,tohavegivenherfort,entforthen

    ithatipressedthetheoriesofperecastelintotheserviceof

    love,andreveredascelosttoeurope,tenpageshave

    supplahefloissivesoftheorientytints.

    inexpressingoursensationsthroughthesedaughtersofthe

    sun,sisterstotheflobeheraysoflove

    beforelonginedani

    tinafterdaysatgrandlieunedhhisbees.

    tainderofstayatfrapesleintinued

    thesloate

    acplishntofiesofherbaceousplants;

    intotheseideadeepresearch,lessasabotanistthanasapoet,

    studyingtheirspiritratherthantheirfortofindaflos

    nativehauntsiousdistances,besidethebrooklets,

    throughthevalleys,tothesuitoftheoorland,

    gaeringthoughtsevenfroheheather.duringtheseralesi

    initiatedselfintopleasuresunthoughtofbythenofscewho

    livesinditation,unknoothehorticulturistbusyh

    speert

    fasteohisdesk,butknoen,

    andtosodrears.natureshosthesignificationsof

    itless;theyrisetothegrandeurofthehighestral

    n,veredondsof

    thedehesunlightdances;infinitudedeckedforthesingle

    glaycetofalluponit:beitaeroftheforest

    heedineblingtogravelandclothedh

    ssesroindsassothing

    savage,aggressive,terrifyingasthe

    it:beitahotandbarrenorhoutvegetation,stid,its

    horizohoseofthedesert,eand

    solitaryfloonepulsatilla,hitsvioletpetals

    openingfoldenstans;affeypureidolalone

    inhervalley:beitgreatsheetsofer,urecaststhose

    spotsofgreenery,aspeciesoftransitioheplantand

    anil,akeshastetoeinflos,

    floatingtherelikeher:beitattagehitsgarden

    ofcabbages,itsvineyards,itshedgesingabog,surrounded

    byafeageofnyhuleexistences:

    beitaforestpathlikesocathedralreesare

    lusandtheirbranchesarchtheroof,atthefarendofha

    lightbreaksthrough,ngledhshadointedhsureds

    athliketheloredhancel:

    then,leavingtheseoolandbranchy,beholdachalkland

    lyingfalloongtheandossesaddersglide

    totheirlairs,orlifttheirproudslieads.castuponallthese

    picturestorrentsofsunlightlikebenefiters,ortheshadowraycloudsdraansbrow,or

    theoltonesofaskyfaintlyeandstreakedhlinesofa

    palertint;thenlistenyouoniesada

    silenceall.

    durihsofsepteerandoakeasingle

    bouquetelessthanthreehourssearch;sochdidi

    adre,pathyofapoet,thesefugitiveallegoriesof

    huhatvasttheatreitoehesesof

    yrystpresentlyrecall.oftendoinoparethose

    splendidsysoulthusexpendingitselfon

    nature;againiysn,erobe

    brushedtheppidfloatedonthegreensrose,

    likeaprosedfruit,froaens.

    nodeclarationoflove,novorollablepassionever

    hanthesesyhoniesoffloybaffleddesires

    ielledtoeffortsofexpressihtheikethoseof

    beethoventhroughhisothesabitterreae

    ghtyboundstoedertsaufwas

    hee.shelookedatthestantly;theyfedherspirit,she

    gatheredallthethoughtsihadgiventhesaying,assheraisedher

    headfroheeroideryfratoreceivegift,”ah,how

    beautiful”

    natalie,youandthisdelightfulinterursethroughthe

    detailsofabouquet,justasyouprehendsaadifro

    fragntofhisverse.haveyoueversltinthefieldsih

    ofytheperfuthatnicatestoallcreatedbeingsthe

    intoxigsenseofaneakesyoutrail

    yourhandintheaboat,andloosenyourhairtothebreeze

    indreviveshthespringtidegreeneryofthetreesa

    littleplant,aspeciesofvealgrass,isapoentinthis

    veiledharny;itotbepunity;takeintoyourhand

    itsshiningblade,stripedgreenandelikeasilkenrobe,and

    steriousetioykeepshidden

    ihsofyourheart.roundtheneckofaporcelainvase

    igineabrinofthegray

    ofthevineyardsoftouraine,vagueigeofsubssivefor;frobr >

    thisfoundatioendrilsofthebindhitssilverbells,

    spraysofpibarroingledhafesofoak

    leaves,lustrousandgnifitlylored;thesecreepforth

    prostrate,huleastheidandsuppligas

    prayer.above,seethosedelioret,h

    itsfloodofahatarenearlyyelloidsofthe

    adoes

    oftheagrostis,ehopes,degloves

    earliestdreandstandingfainstthegraysurroundings.but

    higherstill,rerkthebengalroses,sparselyscatteredangthe

    laesofthelinaria,theraboutsofthe

    adobelsoftherrh,thespunglassofthe

    cletisihedaialsofthecrossilk,

    therysoftheyarrosofthefutoryh

    theirblas,thetendrilsofthegrape,theted

    shootsofthehoneysuckle;inshort,alltheicreatureshave

    thatissttangled,esandtripledarts,leaves

    laeded,stalksnvolutedlikepassionatedesires

    thebosofthistorrentofloverisesthe

    scarletpoppy,itstasselsabouttoopen,spreading

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twitsflangflakes

    abovethestarryjessane,donatingtherainofpollenthatsoft

    stflutteringintheairandreflegthelightinitsriad

    particles.anintoxicatedhtheodorofthevealgrasses

    ouandthishofofferedthoughts,theseardent

    desiresofalovedendingthehappinessrefusedinahundred

    strugglesillreneinuous,uneal

    putthisspeechoftheflohelightofaoshos

    crispdetails,itsdelitrasts,itsarabesquesoflor,and

    alloepetalreexpanded

    tha.does,light,andsong,the

    purestexpressionofouature.hesestogod,are

    theynotlikeoflunousflowers

    rringtheirsadotheheart,cherishingitshidden

    transports,itsunutteredhopes,itsillusionsandfallto

    fragntslikethegossarofasuersnight

    sueutralpleasureshelptosootheanatureirritatedbylong

    ionofthepersonbeloved.theye,idarenotsay

    toher,likethosefissuresinadahroughheerfindsa

    ventandavoidsdisaster.abstinencebringsdeadlyexhaustion,ha

    febsfallingfroeavenlikennainthedesert,sufficesto

    relieve.sotisifoundheestandingbeforethesebouquets

    s,lostinagitatedreverie,thoughtsswellingher

    bosoilluningherbroheysurgedinwavesandsankagain,

    leavinglassitudeandlanguorbehindtheneveragainhaveidea

    bouquetforahislanguageand

    fordittoouruses,asatisfafilledoursoulslikethatofa

    slaveasters.

    duriofthisnthasieadhthe

    gardensioftensathehe

    salonshebroideryfra.ifididnotarriveat

    thehourexpectedthoughneverappointed,isa

    e

    toetyou;istshoyyouchild.”

    theserablegasofbackgaooend.theuntslate

    pureingoinghitherandthitheraboutthe

    property,surveying,exaning,andrkingtheboundariesofhisnew

    possessions.hehadive,ruralooverlookh

    erseye,allofthelannedanddecidedonbyhiswife

    andhielf.,theuntessandi,hthe

    childreheelvesontheeris,

    stagbeetles,daingneedles,theytookingtheirbouquets,orto

    speakretruly,theirbundlesoffloan

    ,toguidehersteps,theseare

    illitablejoysthatsufficealifeti.nfidehee.

    he”general,”atitlegiventothe

    uhesetepath

    gavelightandshadetoourpleasure,asecretks

    debarredfronion.ourtalk,sofreeas,hadhidden

    significationsasued,herofusgaveananso

    sofurtiveinterrogation,orntinuedasubject,alreadybegun,in

    theenigticphrasestoself,andh

    enaresoingeniousinposing.knohepleasureof

    suchsecretuandingsinasphereapartfrohoseaboutus,a

    sphereeetoutsideofsociallaws

    onedayae,when

    theunt,oknoalkingof,puttheinquiry,

    andheeanseaning,h

    satisfiedhithisaseddeleiher

    therblushedandgaveaforbiddinglook,asiftosaysheght

    stillhersoulasshehadoncehdrawnherhand.

    butourpurelyspiritualunionhadfartoonychar,andonthe

    rrontinuedasbefore.

    thehours,days,andhrejoys.grape

    harvest,thefestalseasonintouraine,began.toheendof

    septeerthesun,lesshotthanduringtheharvest,allowsof

    ourstayinginthevineyardsingoverheated.it

    iseasiertogathergrapesthanto.fruitsofallkindsare

    ripe,harvestsaregaered,breadislessdear;thesenseofplenty

    kestheuntrypeoplehappy.fearsastotheresultsofruraltoil,

    ihansisofte,vanishbeforeafull

    granaryandcellarsabouttooverfloageisthenlikeagay

    dessertafterthedinneriseaten;theskiesoftouraine,he

    autusarealagnifit,sleuponit.inthishospitableland

    thevintagersarefedandlodgediershouse.thealsare

    theonlyohroughouttheyearhesepoorpeopletaste

    substantial,asthe

    iliese

    approachestheyflocroastersare

    knootreatthelaborersliberally.thehouseisfullofpeopleand

    ofprovisions.thepressesareoperyisalivehthe

    ingandgoingofitiopers,ofcartsfilledhlaughing

    girlsandjoyoushusbandn,terhanatanyother

    tiduringtheyear,andheygo.thereisalsoanother

    causeofpleasurable:classesandranksareequal;en,

    children,sters,andn,allthatlittlehe

    gaeringofthedivinehoard.thesevariouselentsofsatisfa

    explainthehilarityoftheviransttedfrogetoagein

    theselastgloriousdaysofautu,thereranceofhinspired

    rabelaisofhisgreatwork.

    thechildren,jacquesanddeleine,hadneverseenavintage;iwas

    liketheandtheyinedelightatfindingasharer

    oftheirpleasure;theirther,too,prosedtoayus.we

    anufactured,iofthe

    prettiestthatuldbebought;forocutcertainrows

    reservedforourscissors;ithatnoneofus

    anygrapes.toeatthefatbuouraineina

    vineyardseedsodeliciousthathefigrapeson

    thediable.jacquesdesonoother

    vineyard,butstaycloselyatclochegourde.neverhesefrail

    littlebeings,usuallypallidandsling,sofreshandrosyand

    activeastheyoing.theychatteredforchatterssake,

    andtrottedabouted,like

    otherorelifeth

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twantheyneeded;hernsieur

    nordadertsaufhadeverseentheobefore.ibecaachild

    again,reofa,perhaps;i,too,

    yharvest.ithertothe

    vineyard,aherehalftheday.hoedastowho

    hadthefigrapesandquickestthe

    littlehunshootsrantoandfrofroheviheirther;not

    abunchuldbecuthoutshotoher.shelaughedhthe

    good,gaylaughirlhoodybasket

    afterdeleine,iooseeohshe

    aoverheated,dearchild.”thenpassingherhand

    roundneyhair,sheadded,givingalittletap

    oingaheonlycaresssheever

    gave.ilookedattheprettylineofpurpleclusters,thehedges

    fullofhahevoicesofthechildren;i

    enh

    thepanniers.ah,itisallengravedoothealnd

    treebesideilihthe

    sunshadeheldopeninherhand.thenibusiedselfincuttingthe

    bunchesandfillingbasket,goingforptyiti,

    silently,easuredbodilyventandsloy

    spiritfree.idisveredthentheineffablepleasureofaeal

    laborhusregulatestherushof

    passion,oftensonear,butforthisicaltion,tokio

    fla.ileaedhoulabor;i

    uoodnasticdiscipline.

    forthefirsttiinnydaystheunthersurlynorcruel.

    hissonortsauf,fairand

    rosyandstainedhgrapejuice,rejoicedhisheart.thisdaybeing

    thelastofthevintage,hehadprosedadanfrontof

    clochegourdeinhonoroftheretuofthebourbons,sothatour

    festivalgratifiedeverybody.asuedtothehouse,the

    uookarndleaneduponit,asiftoletheartfeel

    theoventofathero

    nveyherjoy.thensheyear,”yus

    happiness.”

    ah,to,s,hercares,herfears,her

    forrexistenhoughthehandofgodsustainedher,

    alle,thoseteredbythatrichvoice

    broughtpleasuresnootheraninthee.

    ”theterriblenotonyoflifeisbroken,allthingsareradiant

    edonot

    despiseharesssuperstitioheeldersoectorof

    theyounger.”

    inthis,natalie,thereisnothingrontic.toknoheinfiniteof

    ourdeepestfeelings,ustinyouthcastourleadintothosegreat

    lakesuponanysoulspassionsare

    lavatorrentsfloongaridrocks,othersoulstherebein

    passiorainedbyinsuruntableobstacles,fillshpurest

    erthecraterofthevolo.

    edertsauf,her

    so

    experiehetoilbyeheirliving,hadprovided

    eae,dependingonthecesof

    agriculture.tojacquesshegavetheproduceofthetrees,to

    deleihatofthechestnuts.thegatheringofthenutsbegansoon

    afterthevintage,firstthechestnuts,theobeat

    deleireeshalongpoleahenutsfallandrebound

    onthedry,ttedearthofachestnutgrove;toseetheserious

    gravityofthelittlegirlassheexaheheapsaed

    theirprobablevalue,anypleasuresonh

    sheuhengratulationsofte,thetrustedservantwho

    alonesupplieddadertsaufsplacehthechildren;the

    explanationsofthether,shoheyoflabortoobtain

    allperilledbytheunate,all

    thesethingsdeupagseofi,childlikehappiness

    adthefadinglorsofthelateautu.

    deleinehadalittlegranaryofherooseeher

    broreasuregaeredandshareherdelight.ill

    ptiedon

    thessofyelloixedadethefloorof

    thegranary.theuntboughthehousehold;the

    farrsas,indeed,everyonearoundclochegourde,sent

    buyerstothegnonne,apetnahepeasantrygiveevento

    strangers,butadeleine.

    jacquesunateingatheringhiss.itrainedfor

    severaldays;butiheadvicetoholdbackhisnuts

    ahelittlelater.nsieurdeethatthe

    ont,alsothoseaboutaoiseandvouvray,

    andintouraine.jacques

    ghtgetatleastfortysousfortheproductofeachtree,andashe

    hadtounteospendit

    ontheequipntofapony.thisoadiscussionhhis

    father,thinkoftheuaintyofsuchretus,andthe

    ofcreatingareservefundfortheyearsight

    notbear,andsoequalizinghisresources.ifeltassing

    throughthethersndasshesatbyinsilence;sherejoi

    theingtorever

    thepatealdignitythat,thankstotheideas

    ptedinhididinottellyoutrulythat

    inpicturingthisahlylanguagetorender

    eitherhercharacterorherspirit.ysoul

    drankintheirdelights;butnoh

    vigortheydetaytroubled

    lifelikediandstheyshineagainstthesettlingofthoughts

    degradedbyalloy,ofbitterregretsforalosthappiness.he

    nasofthetatespurchasedaftertherestoration,andinh

    nsieuranddadertsaufbothtookthedeepestihe

    overethanthesaasofthe

    holylandreece”hose

    naspossessthetalisnicpoteredundercertain

    ionsbyseers;theyexplaingicto;theyawaken

    sleepingfore;theyleadtothehappy

    valley;theyrecreateskiesandlandscape.butsuchevocationsarein

    theregionsofthespiritualworld

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twtheypassinthesilenyown

    soul.benotsurprised,therefore,ifidely

    sple,alstnlifeare

    tiesayseeboundinclosestuniontothe

    untess.

    theisofherostasch

    ayastheirhealth.isoonsae

    astoherseilyaffairs,into

    esloe

    dertsaufhadgedthethodofcultivatiate.shehad

    ”putitinfours,”asthesayingisinthoseparts,aningthenew

    systenderake

    thesoilproduceadifferentcropyearly.toevadetheobstinate

    unhepeasantryitocelthe

    oldleasesandgiveneodividetheestateintreat

    farahenequalshares,thesortofleasethatprevailsin

    touraineanditsneighborhood.theoheestategivesthe

    house,faruildings,andseedgraisathe

    dividesthestsofcultivationandthecrops.thisdivisionis

    superintendedbyaorbailiff,istotakethe

    sharebelongingtotheo,plicatedbythe

    rketgesofvalues,erthecharacteroftheshares

    nstantly.theuntesshadinduortsauftocultivate

    afifthfardeupofthereservedlandsaboutclochegourde,as

    indastoshoerstheexcellehe

    hodbytheevidenceoffacts.beingthus,inahiddenhe

    stressoftheestate,shehadsloanspersistency

    rebuiltthousesontheprincipleofthoseinartoisand

    flanders.itiseasytoseehertive.sheerthe

    expirationoftheleasesonshares,torelettointelligentand

    oney,andthussilifytherevenuesof

    clochegourde.fearingtodiebeforeherhusband,sheo

    searegularine,andtoherchildrenapropertyh

    noihefruittrees

    plantedduritenyearshehedges,

    dispute,he

    elandpoplarshthenehenew

    farngsysteeestateofclochegourde,divided

    intreatfar,tillneedednewhouses,was

    capableinginfortythousandfrancsayear,tenthousandfor

    eachfarnotuntingtheyieldofthevineyards,awo

    hundredacresof,northeprofitsofthe

    delhofartheroadstothegreatfarallopenedonanavenue

    ainroad

    leadingtotheentrahisaveo

    toursiles;tenantsing,

    espeents

    andtheexcellentnditionofhisland.

    theuntessefifteenthousandfrantoeachof

    theestateslatelypurchased,andtotuthepresentdo

    thousesandbuildings,ihattheprht

    bringierrentafterthegroundhadbeencultivatedforayear

    ortpleintheelves,butplicatedhthe

    thirtyoddthousandfrancsit,were

    justnoanydiscussioheunt,

    sotisauntingtobitterquarrels,inainedby

    thethoughtofherchildrensis.thefear,”ifidietorrow

    eofthedeherheartbeat.thegentle,peaceful

    heartstoangerisaniossibility,ando

    shedonthoseabouttheheiro

    strengthisneededforsuchstruggles,andsuponthespirit

    stbedebefinniest,wearinessensueswhen

    thefightisoverandnothinghasbeenont,justas

    herchildrenseedlessanec,lessfrail,reactiveforthe

    fruitseasonhadhaditseffe,aeyesfollowed

    thestheyplayedaboutherenth

    reneanwas

    sandattacksofanangry

    oppositio,alardattheplanssheproposed,deniedh

    stolidobstinacytheadvantagesofallshehaddohe

    possibilityofdoingre.herepliedtonclusivereasoninghthe

    follyofachildr.the

    untess,honsenseover

    insanitysohealedherhatshefotthebattle.thatdaywe

    alltothecassiherhetoriere,todecideuponthe

    buildings.theunt,thechildre,

    andly,forsheeakinginalow,

    geone,adeherurroftheseaasit

    ripplesonasothbeach.

    shenication

    betan,acarrier,

    ausinoftes,oe.his

    falyerous;theeldestsos,thesend

    uldattendtothebusihefatherlivinghalfhe

    road,atrabelaye,ohefarthe,erthe

    relaysandenrichhislandahestables.astothe

    otherfarlabaude,theoclochegourde,oheirown

    people,aan,he

    advaheneofagriculture,otakealease

    onit.thecassiherhetoriereneedgivenoaheirsoil

    housesoncebuilt,and

    thegroundbroughtintocultivation,iteenoughto

    advertisethettours;tenants.intwo

    yearsticlochegourdehatleasttyfourthousand

    franinine,onsieurde

    rtsaufhadreveredaftertheegration,edforseven

    thousandfrancsayearfoineyears;hispensionhousand.

    thisinotbeafortuitpetence.

    later,otheradditionstoitghteogotoparisand

    attendtojacqueseducation;inthought,hishealth

    ablished.

    hfeelieredthehought;

    sheherfriend.on

    thatibrokeforth;itoldherthatshedidnotkhathout

    talkingo

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twfit,ihadresolvedtofinisheducationbywday

    andnightsoastofitselftobejacquestutor.shelookedgrave.

    ”no,felix,”shesaid,”thatorethanyourpriesthood.

    ithankyoufroyheartasather,butasaanwholovesyou

    sio

    .suchapositiontoyou,andiuld

    notallo.noiotbeaninjurytoyouinanyway.you,

    vitedevandeutoryou,ottoisnesevendwere

    yourichelieuhielfithe

    utstpaintoyourfaly.friend,youdonotknoinsult

    enoftheyther,putintoapatronizingglance,

    ptintoabow.”

    ”butifyoulove,e”

    shepretetohear,andon:

    ”thoughfatherisstkindanddesirousofdoingalliask,he

    bleaposition;hewouldrefuse

    youhisprote.iuldnotoyourbeingtutortothe

    dauphineven.youstaitthefault

    offlyinginthefayfriend,thisrashproposalof”

    ”love,”iwhispered.

    ”no,charity,”shesaid,ntrolliears,”thiswildidea

    enlightensastoyourcharacter;yourheartwillbeyourbane.i

    shallonttherighttoteachyoucertainthings.

    letanseyeseeforyousotis.yes,frohesolitudesof

    eantoshare,silently,edly,inyour

    successes.astoatutor,donotfear;egoodold

    abbe,soleaedjesuit,andfathere

    suotheeduy

    pride.heis,hoerapause.

    ”butitisashyou;saookyoutobe

    aboutthirteen.”

    assine,adeleine,andifollowed

    heraboutaschildrenfolloother;but

    herpresentlyandartiheelder,

    keeperoftheplace,artiheyouhe

    bailiff,hercertaintreesoughthtnottobetakendown;

    theyatterasifitheiroy.i

    thensauchtheuoapoor

    laborer,hoonhisspadeandanelboshandle,

    stoodlisteningtothetology.

    ”ah,yes,nsieur,”heansan,andnot

    haughtylikethosehussiesatazay,whowouldseeusdielikedogs

    soohanyieldusonepennyofthepriceofagravethedaywhen

    thatanleavesthesepartstheblessedvirgine

    too.sheknoisduetoher,butsheknooo,

    asthentotheat.”

    oneyihad.

    afeeraponyarrivedforjacques,hisfather,anexcellent

    horsen,thechildbydegreestothefatiguesof

    suchexercise.theboyhadaprettyridingdress,boughththe

    produoingookhisfirstlesson

    aiedbyhisfatherandbydeleine,pedandshouted

    aboutthelaateal

    festivalfortheuheboybroideredby

    her,alittleskyblueoveratfastenedbyapolishedleatherbelt,a

    pairof

    ingtobehold.

    alltheservaicjoy.thelittle

    heirsledathistherashepassedher,sitti,andquite

    fearless.thisfirstnlyactofachildtodeathhadoften

    seedsoheproseofasoundfutureedbythisride

    sohandso,sofresh,sorosy,arewardfor

    allhercaresthentoothejoyofthefather,edtorenewhis

    youth,andiledforthefirsttiinnylongnths;the

    pleasureshoanofthe

    lenonurts,tours,andhe

    boyheldthereins,shoutedtohi”bravo,nsieurlevite”all

    thisuother,andsheburstintotears;she,

    sohergriefs,iringher

    boyasheboundedravel,in

    thesunshineiny

    arnreservedly,andsaid:”ithinkihaveneversuffered.donot

    leaveustoday.”

    thelessonover,jaothersar;shecaughthibr >

    andheldhiightlytoher,kissinghiassionately.ih

    deleietagnifitbouquetsforthediablein

    honoroftheyoungequestrian.othesalonthe

    untesssaid:”thefifteenthofoctoberiscertainlyagreatdayh

    .jacqueshastakenhisfirstridinglesson,andihavejustsetthe

    laststitfuiturever.”

    ”then,blanche,”saidtheunt,laughing,”istpayyouforit.”

    heofferedherhisarndtookhertothefirsturtyard,where

    stoodanopencarriageherhadsenther,andforh

    theunthadpurchasedtanhad

    preparedthesurpriseakinghislesson.into

    thecarriage,andain

    roadtoeinan

    anxioustone,”iaoohappy;tohappinessislikeanillness,it

    overs;ifearityvanishlikeadrea”

    ilovedhertoopassionatelynottofeeljealous,iouldgive

    heothinginrageagainstselfilongedforsoansof

    dyingforher.sheaskedtotellherthethoughtsthatfilled

    eyes,anditoldherholy.sheoretouchedthanbyallher

    presents;thentakingtotheporti,shepouredfortinto

    heart.”loveasauntloved,”shesaid,”andthatwillbe

    givingyourlife;andifitakeit,stinoteverbegratefulto

    you

    ”iteifiapestry,”sheaddedaseredthe

    salon,yvows.”perhapsyoudo

    notknoidableapieceofenfind

    theoccupationsoflifeagreatresainsttroubles;the

    ofaffairsdistractstheirnd;butenhaveno

    supportile

    beforechildrenandhusbahe

    needofntrollinginephysicalexercise.in

    thishedepressiontofollo

    strainupontheralstrength,

    ...
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    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twandlikeburstsof

    exyaregularlyasidrehe

    stitythoughtsandgavetospiritpest

    ragedanotonousebbandfloedtulateitsetions.

    toeverystite,doyounot

    uuch,ofyou,

    dearfriend.y

    eroidery.”

    thedinnerakenotice

    ofthejuedintoarheflowersihadarranged

    forhisagarland.histherpreteobejealous;ah,natalie,

    youshouldhaveseentheggracehhedearchild

    offeredtheoher.ieooneofbackgaon,

    ialoneagainstnsieuranddadertsauf,awas

    g.theyaiedalongtheroadtofrapesleinthe

    toniouseveningswhen

    ourfeelingsgaiheyloseinvivacity.itwasadayof

    daysinthispooranslife;aspothtnessen

    fortedherthoughtsinpainfulhours.

    soon,hoeasubjetention.the

    untessjustlyfearedtheuntsharshreprindstohisson.

    jacquesgrehin,darkcirclessurroundedhissblueeyes;rather

    thantroublehisther,hesufferedinsilence.iadvisedhiotell

    hisfatherheper;butthat

    expedientprovedunavailing,anditbeecessarytosubstitutethe

    oldhuntsnasateacherinplaceofthefather,h

    difficultybeinhispupil.angryreproachesand

    ionsbegaheuntfouforhisntinual

    plaintsinthebaseingratitudeofen;heflungthecarriage,

    horses,andliveriesinhisesaday.atlasta

    circeoccurredonanhhisnatureandhisdisease

    naturallyfastenedeagerly.thestofthebuildingsatthecassine

    aoriereprovedtobehalfaschagainastheestite.

    thisneonsieurde

    rtsaufinsteadoftohishegroundofaquarrel,h

    beganldlybutgreoreaereduntilitseedas

    thoughtheuntsdness,lulledforashortti,andingits

    arrearagesfrohepoorwife.

    thatdayihadstartedfrorapesleathalfpasttentosearchfor

    floadeleihechildhadbroughtthetothe

    porti,andieadows

    gatheriufloiful,buttoorare.retuing

    froyfinalquest,iuldnotfindlittlelieutenanthher

    ecapeandbroadpinksash;butiheardcrieshinthehouse,

    anddeleilyningout.

    ”thegeneral,”shesaid,gtheterherression

    ofdislike,”thegeneralissldinggoanddefendher.”

    isprangupthestepsoftheportiandreachedthesalonhout

    beingseehertheuntorhisadnssharp

    criesifirstshutallthedoors,theuedandfoundhee

    aseasherdress.

    ”neverrry,felix,”saidtheuntassoonashesae;”aanis

    ledbythedevil;thestvirtuousofthevilifit

    did;theyareallvile.”

    thenfolloentshoutbeginningorend.harkingbacktothe

    oldtroubles,nsieurdertsaufrepeatedthenonsehe

    peasantryagainstthene.hedeclaredthatifhe

    hadhadtheofclochegourdeheshouldbeteasrichas

    henoplaintsandinsults,heswore,he

    sprangaroundtheroonogagainstthefuitureanddisplag

    it;thenintheddleofasenteoppedshort,plaihat

    hisveryrroeltingaoney,

    histheuntesssledandlookedupward.

    ”yes,blanyexee;

    ianyoure;youarensterof

    hypocrisy.sheisslingdoyouknoiles,felix”

    ikeptsilendlookeddown.

    ”thatainued,anseall

    happiness;sheishaoyou,ashe

    pretendstobeynaandfulfilshe

    dutiesananddivine,ioseuponher;sheliestodandn.sheobligestogolongdistances,hopingtoe

    outandkeleavehertoherself;iaispleasingtoher,she

    hates;sheputsallherartintokeepingaher;shehas

    dedthroughtheprivationssheiosesonforeverything

    fliestopoorhead;sheiskillingbydegrees,ahinks

    herselfasaintandtakesthesateverynth”

    theuntessiliatedbythedegradationof

    then,toshekeptsayingforallansonsieur

    nsieur”

    thoughtheuntsadeblush,reforhihanfor

    hee,theystirredheartviolently,fortheyappealedtothe

    senseofchastityanddelicacyheveryandwoof

    offirstlove.

    ”sheisvirginatexpense,”criedtheunt.

    attheseonsieur”

    ”eanperiousnsieur”heshouted.”a

    notyoursterstitea”

    hecatohrustingforewolfshead,now

    hideous,forhisyelloadehibr >

    looklikeaher

    chairtothegroundtoavoidablogiven;she

    layatfulllengthonthefloorandlostnsciousness,pletely

    exhausted.theunturdererhebloodofhis

    victipurtinginhisface;hestoppedshort,beookthe

    pooraninar,alettakeher,asthoughhe

    feltuoopenthedoorof

    herbedrooextthesalon,asaihadered.iput

    theuntessonherfeetandheldherforantinonearpassing

    theotherroundheronsieurdertsauftooktheeider

    dothebed;theheredherandlaidher,

    stilldressed,onthebed.etoherselfshetioous

    tounfastenherbelt.nsieurdertsauffoundapairofscissors,

    andadeherbreathesalts,andsheopenedhereyes.

    theuherooreashadthansorry.twohourspassedin

    perfectsilence.heeshandlayinne;shepressedittone,

    butuldnotspeak.froitotisheopenedhereyesasifto

    tellbyalookthatsheobestillan

    ...
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    suddenly,foraninstant,thereseedage;sheroseonherelbow

    andanahifyoudidbutknow”

    shefellbabranceofherpastsufferings,

    joihepresentshock,threothenervous

    nvulsionsihadjustcaldbythegisflove,apohen

    uinctively.iheldherhgentle

    forehenervous

    tionse

    thatievertouchedit;theniagaintookherhandandsatlookingat

    therooallbropletz

    curtains,atthetoilettabledrapedinafashionno

    thenplacesofaattress.poetryiuld

    readinthatrooenunciationsofluxuryforherself;theonly

    luxurybeingitsspotlessarriednun,

    filledentshecrucifixof

    herbed,andaboveittheportraitofheraunt;then,oneachsideof

    theholyadebyherself,

    hlocksoftheirhairheytle.aretreatfora

    anade

    thehandsostofhersexjealoussuchberhe

    daughterofanillustriousfalyoutherdays,suhis

    ntinanguish,anddenyingherselfthelovethatghthave

    fortedher.hidden,irreparableforher

    slayer,tearsoftheslayerforhisvictiechildrenand

    a.theuntwas

    e;heseedtoseekasadiatingpoween

    hielfandhisyhands,exg,”stay,stayh

    us,felix”

    ”unfortunately,”isaid,”nsieurdechesselhasaparty,and

    absenceark.butafterdinneriu.”

    heleftthehouseetotheloehout

    speaking;thenheaingnottokno

    he,”forheavenssake,nsieurle

    te,lethernageyouraffairsifitpleasesher,anddont

    tornther.”

    ”ihavenotlongtolive,”hesaidgravely;”shesufferlong

    through;headisgivingway.”

    heleftinaspasfinvoluntaryselfpity.afterdinneri

    retuedfoeedertsauf,ter.if

    sucharriage,ifsuchses,how

    uldshesurvivetheongslourderhis

    duringthatdayiuoodthetorturesbyheuntwas

    es

    thesethoughtsstunned;iuldsaynothingtoheebywordof

    uth,butispentthenightiningtoher.ofthethreeorfour

    lettersthatieihavekeptonlythebeginningofone,hh

    istotoexpress

    nothing,andtospeaktooyselfonlytohave

    thoughtofher,itysoulwasin:

    todadertsauf:

    hoanythingsihadtosaytoyouhehousei

    thoughtofthentheinyourpresence.

    yes,ythoughtsnolonger

    inkeepingyoursoulensyour

    beauty;then,too,thehappinessofbeingnearyouissoineffable

    astoeffaeeetiaointo

    abroaderlife;iaikethetravellerbsarodsees

    beforehialkeiaddnew

    treasurestotreasury.therelies,ithink,thesecretoflong

    andinexhaustibleaffes.ilyspeaktoyouofyourself

    you.inyourpresenceiaoodazzledtosee,too

    happytoquestionhappioofullofyoutobeself,too

    eloquentthroughyoutospeak,tooeagerinseizingthepresent

    nttoreerthepast.youstthinkofthisstateof

    intoxieitsnsequentstakes.

    ,ihaveuragetosay,dear

    hee,thatnever,inallthenyjoysyouhavegiven,

    neverdiditastesuysoulerthat

    dreadfulsthan

    urage,youcatoyourselfalohetof

    yourchaere.ialone

    knoaanhroughtheportals

    ofdeathshereenterslifehthedahtintingher

    brooniesehoords,evenyour

    edpaltryhesoundofthatadoredvoi

    itselftheeingledhdivinensolations

    blessedhthegiftofyourfirstthought.iknewyouwere

    brilliantansplendor,butyesterdayifoundanew

    hee,ightbeneifgodso

    freedfrohebodilytraelsheardorsofthe

    soul.ahthouajesti

    thyprostratioerdayifoundsothingrebeautifulthan

    thybeauty,soresparklingthanthe

    lightofthineeyes,perfusforherearenowords

    yesterdaythysoulouldhave

    opeaheelivethereyesterdayilostthe

    respectfultiditye;thy

    usogether.then,hecrisispassed

    andthouuldstbearouratsphereoncere,ikwas

    tobreatheinunisonanyprayersroseupto

    heaveninthatntsinceididnotdieasirushedthrough

    spaan

    enthasleft

    riesburiedinsoulhneveragainwillreappearupon

    itssurfadleavetearless.yes,thefearsy

    soulparablygreaterthanall

    sorroe,justasthejoysh

    thouhastgiveealthoughtoflifewillbe

    forevergreaterthananyfuturejoygodybepleasedtogrant

    .thouhastdeprehendthelovedivihatsurelove,

    sureihandinduration,thatknoorjealousy.

    deepestlaothathiddenlife

    otions;itwasanawful

    thingtofindthisabyssattheopeningoflife,abottoessabyss,

    adeadsea.thisdreadfulaggregationofsfortunessuggestedny

    thoughts;atfirststepinto

    ...
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    parisonbystaseebr >

    petty.

    thedayeredthesalonsheherealone.shelooked

    atforant,heldoutherhand,andsaid,”friendisalways

    tootender.”hereyesgreoist;sherose,andthensheadded,ina

    toneofdesperateey,”nevereagain.”

    nsieurdertsaufesshadreveredher

    urageandserenity;butherpallorbetrayedthesufferingsofthe

    previousnight,ed,butinguished.thatevening

    shesaidto,asshepanleavesled

    behourfootsteps,”sorroited,”words

    parisohe

    fleetingdelightsofthepreviousweek.

    ”donotslanderlife,”isaidtoher.”ynorantoflove;love

    giveshappinesshshinesinheaven.”

    ”hush”shesaid.”ioknohingofit.theiderwould

    dieinitaly.ia

    thoughts;doroynfidence.he

    virtueofthepriestofafreen.”

    ”youkedrinktheheock”icried,takingherhandandlaying

    ito,ingfast.

    ”again”shesaid,hdrapainedher.”areyou

    deterodenythesadfortoflettinganched

    byafriendlyhanddonotaddtosufferings;youdonotkno

    all;thosethatarehiddehean

    youelancholydisgustthatfillshersoulwhenshe

    seesherselftheobjectofattentiohing,butare

    thoughttoatoneforall.forthefeedand

    caressed,thatiypardohasbeendone.iuldthen

    obtaioanyine,ho

    huliatedbyhishulity,bycaressesheaseassoonashe

    igihatihavefottenthatse.tooastersgoracestohisfaults”

    ”hiscris”iinterruptedquickly.

    ”isnotthatafrightfulnditioence”shentinued,h

    asadsle.”i

    liketheknightsstrikeafallenadversary.toseein

    thedustanonlytoenablehibr >

    todealotherblohisdegradatiohanhe

    suffershielf,tofeelourselvesdegradedifbysuch

    influenceforevenausefulend,tospendourstrength,toethe

    vigorofoursoulsinstrugglesthathavenograohaveno

    poontesah,betterdeath

    ifihadnochildreniyselfdriftonthechedcurrent

    ofthislife;butifile,eofthe

    stliveforthehoaybe.youtalktoof

    love.ahdearfriend,thinkofthehellintohishouldfling

    selfifigavethatpitilessbeing,pitilesslikeallweak

    e.thepurityofnductis

    strength.virtue,dearfriend,isholyerinhwegainfresh

    strength,froeloveofgod.”

    ”listento,dearhee;ihaveonlyaayhere,

    andiwish”

    ”ah,youantoleaveus”sheexclaid.

    ”youstknoyfatheriodoe,”ireplied.”it

    isnoonths”

    ”ihavenotuhedays,”shesaid,ontaryself

    abandonnt.thenshecheckedherselfandcried,”e,letusgoto

    frapesle.”

    shecalledtheuntandthechildreforashawl,andwhenall

    andsloovents,beca

    asactiveasaparisian,andartedinabodytopayavisitat

    frapesleheuntessdidnotootalkto

    dadechessel,unatelydiscursiveinheranshe

    untandnsieurdechesselnversedonbusiness.ihe

    fhtboastofhisittedno

    sus.hisneighborquestionedhibouthisprojected

    iroventsatthecassiherhetoriere.ilookedattheunt,

    ofionsofullof

    painfulriestoall,so.onthe

    ntrary,heexplainedhoadutyitobetterthe

    agriake

    thepresessalubrious;inshort,heglorifiedhielfhhis

    her.suchofscrupleina

    nainoccasions,uldbescrupulousenough,this

    oblivionofthedreadfulse,thisadoptionofideasagainsth

    hehadfoughtsoviolently,thisbeliefinhielf,

    petrified.

    ,”doyouexpecttoreveryour

    outlay”

    ”retha”heexclaid,hagesture.

    sutradisbeexplainedonlybythey.”

    hee,celestialcreature,.theunto

    beanofintelligeninistrator,anexcellent

    agriculturist;sheplayed,

    happyforherself.edyofpain,ockeryinthisdr

    i.laterinlife,hecurtainoftheworlds

    stagee,hoanyotherrtsaufsisahoutthe

    loyaltyandthereligiousfaithofthisn.strange,relentless

    poadn;toanof

    heart,oftruepoeticpassion,abasean;tothepetty,grandeur;

    tothisdentedbraiiful,sublibeing;tojuana,captain

    diard,ede

    beauseant,anajudtodadaiglent,herhusband;tothe

    rquisdespard,hiseaningofthis

    enig.ihaveransaysteries,ihavedisveredthereason

    ofnynaturallaedivinehieroglyphics;ofthe

    aningofthisdarksecretiknohing.istudyitasihe

    forfanindianbolistruofhisknown

    onlytothebrahns.inthisdreadsterythespiritofevilistoo

    visiblythester;idarenotlaytheblatogod.anguish

    irrediable,usentinte

    aeriousphilosopherberightdoestheirsticistain

    theexplanationofhunity

    theautuleaveshelastfehipassed

    inthevalley,daysofloetisobscurethe

    heavenoftouraine,sopure,soatthatfineseason.theevening

    beforedeparturedadertsauftooktotheterracebefore

    dinner.

    ”dearfelix,”shesaid,afterwe

    ...
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    theleaflesstrees,”youareabouttoeheouchhavelivedand

    knouch.donotthinkthatsolitarysoulsknohingofthe

    e:ifiao

    liveinandforfriendistdoiforhisheartandfor

    hisnsce.eerrules;

    thereforeletgiveyouafeother

    toherson.thedayyouleaveusishallgiveyoualetter,along

    letter,inyansthoughtsontheworld,on

    soen,ontherightthodsofetingdifficultyinthis

    greatas.prosenottoreadthisletter

    tillyoureaent,ohose

    sepossibletouand,buthwegrieve

    tofinddeciphered;leavethisvertaniwish

    towalkalone.”

    ”yes,iproseit,”isaid,kissingherhand.

    ”ah,”sheadded,”ihaveonereprosetoaskofyou;butgrantit

    first.”

    ”yes,yes”icried,thinkingitiseoffidelity.

    ”itdoesnotnceself,”shesaidslieess.

    ”felix,donotgaleinanyhouse,notterbe;iexcept

    none.”

    ”iall,”ireplied.

    ”good,”shesaid.”ihavefoueruseforyourtithanto

    ustsooneror

    laterbelosersyouwillinvariablywin.”

    ”howso”

    ”theletterile,ook

    froeradvicetheserioustocertainlyhavebeenthat

    ofagrandfather.

    theualkedtoforanhour,andprovedthedepthofher

    affeadeofnaturedurithree

    nths.sheperatedthereyheart,enteringithher

    ohetonesofhervoicehewords

    fellfroateallips,shoheirtoneasheir

    aninghoanytiesalreadyboundustoeachother.

    ”ifyouknehayishall

    follojoyishallfeelifyht,

    tearsistshedifyoustrikeagainsttheanglesbelievethat

    affehasnoequal;itisinvoluntaryadeliberate.ah,i

    ightseeyouhappy,poed,youo

    alivingdrea”

    shedee

    boldlytothesurface,yettheyivetheslightest

    hopeeventoayoungnthirstingforpleasure.igntortured

    flesh,sheshedtherays,uing,inrruptible,ofthedivine

    love,isfiesthesoulonly.sherosetoheightsherthe

    pristiio

    reachheranstneedshave.

    ”inallthathappenstoiyself,”isaid,”y

    heesay”

    ”yes,ihestarandthesanctuaryboth,”shesaid,alluding

    tothedreaofchildhood.

    ”yhtandreligion,”iyall.”

    ”no,”sheanshesourceofyourpleasures.”

    shesighed;thesleofsecretpaihe

    slaveontarilyrevolts.frohatdayforthshee,not

    relybeloved,butonlylove;sheyheartasa

    ahersbydevotionorbyexcessof

    pleasuregiven;butsheyheartitself,itwasallhers,a

    sothingneyscles.shebecatoas

    beatricetotheflorehespotlesslauratotheveian,the

    therofgreatthoughts,thesecretcauseofresolutionshsaved

    ,thesupportoffuture,thelightshininginthedarknesslikea

    lilyinahosehighresolveshpass

    throughflas,eanstancy

    likelignystovanquishnquerors,toriseabovedefeat,toweary

    thestroler.

    theday,havingbreakfastedatfrapesleandbadeadieutokind

    hosts,iedertsaufhad

    arraodriveetotours,e

    nightforparis.duringthedrivetheuntess;she

    pretefirsttohaveaheadache;thensheblushedatthe

    falsehood,andexpiateditbysayingthatsheuldnotseego

    etostaywhenever,in

    theabsenightlongtoseethevalleyofthe

    indreoncere.edheroically,houtapparenttears,but

    jacques,herdelicatechildrenouched,began

    tocry,an,pressedherthershand.

    ”dearlittleone”saidtheuntess,kissingjacquespassionately.

    erdinneraabledesire

    knoe.ihiredahorseandrodefrobr >

    tourstopontderuaninanhourandaquarter.there,ashadof

    folly,idisunted,andonfootalongtheroad,stepping

    cautiouslylikeaspytillireachedtheterrace.theuntess

    there,andiiginedherill;ihadkeptthekeyofthelittlegate,

    byingdohestepsoftheporti

    hthetobreatheinsadlyandslohetender

    lanontiingsun.

    ”ther,hereisfelix,”saiddeleine.

    ”yes,”iyselfayat

    toursilluldseeyou;indulgeadesirethatina

    feoreiuldnotgratify.”

    ”heother,”e.

    ”hush”saiddeleine;”ifyoukesuoisethegeneralwill

    e.”

    ”itisnht,”shesaid.”folly”

    thetearsinhervoitofustbecalleda

    usuriousspeculationoflove.

    ”ihadfottehiskey,”isaidsling.

    ”thenyouu,”shesaid.

    ”adeher

    drophereyelidsforallanswer.

    ileftherafterafeontspassedinthathappystuporofthe

    spiritationendsaasybegins.ihlagging

    step,lookingbackateveryhesuitofthehill,

    isaeiruckhthentrastit

    preseoethere.thenit,

    thenitgloedlikehopesanddesires.

    initiatednoyseily,sharingtheanguish

    ofachristianniobe,sadysouldarkened,isaw

    thevalleyinthe

    ...
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    leavesofthepoplarsfalling,thefeaihe

    vialkshetopsofthetreesanlored,like

    therobesinyoheditselfasiftohidethe

    purpleofitspoonyh

    thoughts,thevalley,heyellohesettingsunwere

    ldlydyioalivingigeofheart.

    toleaveabelovedanisterribleoatural,agasthend

    takesit.forpart,ifoundselfsuddenlyinastrangelandof

    thelanguage.iolayholdofthingsto

    ysoulnolongerfeltattat.thenithattheheight

    andthebreadthoflovee;heeroseinall

    herjestyinthisdesertedonlythroughthoughtsof

    her.thatforoadevoyselfspotless

    beforesoulsdivinity,toheerobeofthe

    levite,likepetrarch,eredlauraspresenless

    clothedinpatienceiay

    retutofathersroof,heletter

    thejoueyasaserfihebankbillshecarries

    abouthiduringthenightikissedthepaperonyhee

    hadedherysteriousenations

    ofherhand,torevertheintonationsofhervoiy

    being.sihenihaveneverreadherlettersexceptasireadthat

    firstletter;inbed,adtotalsilence.iotuandhohe

    lettersofourbelovedbereadinanyotherthereare

    n,unoilofthe

    day,layingthesideandtakingthepagainposure.

    here,natalie,isthevoicehroughthesilehat

    night.beholdthenoblefigureeandpoio

    therightpathangthecrossood.

    tonsieurlevitefelixdevandenesse:

    e,dearfriend,togatherthescattered

    elentsofexperieiyarouagainstthedangers

    ofthehroughhatyoupassscatheless.i

    havefeltthehighestpleasuresoftealloveasnightafter

    nightihavethoughtofthesethings.hisletter,

    sehoughtsintothelifeyouare

    abouttolead,iythetowersof

    frapesle,visibleintheonlight,isaidtoself,”hesleeps,

    i.”delightfulfeelingshehappiestof

    life,chedjacquessleepinginhiscradleanded

    tillheylk.youarethenchild

    usthenedbypreceptsaughtin

    schools,buteheprivilegeofinculg.

    thesepreceptsheypreparetheway

    forit,theyinotexergaspiritual

    therhoodingivingyouastandardbyojudgetheas

    ofyourlife;atherhoodprehended,isitnot,bythechild

    dearfelix,let,eventhoughiykeafeistakes,let

    givetoourfriendshipaproofofthedisiednessh

    sanctifiesit.

    inyieldingyoutotherenoungyou;butiloveyou

    tooyhappioyourhe

    lastfournthsyouhavedereflectdeeplyonthelawsand

    custoeourepoch.theionsihavehad

    yaunt,oyouheevents

    ofnsieurdertsaufslife,e,thetales

    relatedbyfather,tosocietyaarefaliar

    intheirgreatestasallestaspects,allthese

    haveriseninryforthebeofadoptedchildatthe

    ntong

    n;abouttoayare

    heiroqualitiesthoughtlesslydisplayed,while

    otherssucceedthroughajudicioususeoftheir.

    iaskyoutopohisstatentofopinionofsocietyasa

    isncise,fortoyouafe.

    idonotknohersocietiesareofdivineinorher

    theyan.iaquallyignorantofthedire

    iend.idoknoainlyisthefactoftheir

    existenosoohereforedoyouentersociety,insteadof

    livingalifeapart,thanyouareboundtosnditions

    binding;antractissigyinthese

    daysgainrefronthaohithinkso;but

    astoanfihanprofit,or

    buystoodeartheadvantagesheobtains,helegislator

    only;ihavenothingtosaytothat.injudgntyouarebound

    toobeyinallthingsthegenerallahoutdiscussion,her

    itinjuresorbesyourpersonalis.thisprincipley

    seeoyouaverysileoitisdifficultofapplication;

    itislikesap,ustinfiltratethesllestofthe

    capillarytubestostirthetree,renesverdure,developits

    flo.dear,thelayarenotall

    annersandcustocreatelaore

    iortahere

    areherteachers,norschools,booksforthelaws

    thatarenulateyouras,yuage,yourvisible

    life,thennerofyourpresentationtothe

    offortune.hosesecretla,

    andyoustayatthefootofthesocialsystensteadoflooking

    doayseeoyoudiffuse,

    tellingyoueo

    youaahics.

    toexplainsocietyoheoryofindividualhappinessadroitly

    berisanstrousdoe,

    entobelievethatallthey

    secretlylayholdofbeforethelayorother

    individualsasalyandfairlytheirs.

    ohatdthecleverthiefgoesfree;thean

    arriagevohouttheknoheworld

    isvirtuousandhappy;killan,leavingnoproofforjustice,

    andif,likecbeth,yourownyouhavedonewisely;your

    selfishisbeethehigherlaheonlyquestionthenis

    hooevade,houtnessesorproof,theobstacleshlaw

    andralityplacebethose

    o

    ...
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    fortune,dearfriend,resolvesitselfintoplayingagawhere

    thestakesarellialleys,politicaltriuhsor

    dishonor.still,thegreenclothisnotlongenoughforallthe

    players,aainkindofgeniusisrequiredtoplaythe

    ga.isaynothingiousbeliefs,offeelings;

    aeoldandiron,anditspracticalresultsenslives

    areoyheart,ifyousharehorrorat

    thisaltheoryoftheytoyour

    nd,asitdoestoallsanends,theoppositetheoryofduty.

    yes,youaoninathousand

    differingynd,thedukeandpeerooretothe

    anandthepauperthanthepauperandtheanoothe

    duke.theobligationsofdutyenlargeinproportiontothe

    besen;inacehthe

    xiastrueinsocialpoliticsasinbusihattheburden

    ofcareandvigilanceiseveryiontoprofits.each

    npayshisdebtinhisooileratthe

    rhetoriereeshohhisdaysdone

    hisdutyassuredlyhehasdobetterthannyintheranks

    abovehi

    ifyoutakethisviey,intoseeka

    plakeepingust

    setbeforeyouasageingprincipleandinspring,this

    xineverpertyourselftoactagaiheryourown

    reatyyseebr >

    toyousuperfluous,yetie,yes,yourheeilores

    youtopoheaningofthatrule.itseesilebut,dear,

    itansthatiy,loyalty,honor,andurtesyarethe

    safestandsurestinstruntsforyoursuccess.inthisselfish

    anytotellyouthatanakehis

    ents,thattoooralions

    enill

    trained,illtaught,ineasuriure,whoare

    roughtoachild,rudetoanoldan,unobeirkedby

    soanonthegroundthattheydonothingfor

    hilater,youencaughtbythethosh

    theyghthaverenderedpointless,andssiriuhfor

    sotrivialreason;anraioa

    senseofdutydoeshesaobstacles;heyattain

    successlessrapidly,buttaiissolida

    crulelikethatofothers.

    whenishoandsin

    thefirstplaanners,youythink

    jurisprudencehasaflavoroftheurtandofthetrainingi

    reydearfriend,idoattachgreat

    iortans.youwillfind

    thatthehabitsofthegreatportanttoyouasthe

    hatyoupossess.ofteakethe

    plaen,boh

    naturalgiftsandaccustodtogiveiontotheirideas,

    havebeenknooattainagrandeueverreachedbyothersfar

    rehyofit.ihavestudiedyouthhly,felix,wishing

    toknoschools,has

    injuredyouature.godknohejoyh

    forthatfurthereducationofhispeak.

    thennersofnyupiraditionsofthe

    greatanners,

    efroheheart,andfrodeepsenseofpersonaldignity.

    thisisenofhare,inspiteoftheir

    training,illnnered,ongtheddleclasses,

    haveinstinctivegoodtasteandonlyneedafeogive

    thexcelleation.

    believeapooranwhonolongerleaveshervalleywhenshe

    tellsyouthatthisdignityoftohisurteoussilicityin

    ure,inbearing,ahecharacterofthe

    ho,isalivingandterialpoethecharfhis

    irresistible;igihereforeitistakesits

    inspirationfroheheart.politeness,dear,nsistsinseeng

    tetourselvesforothers;anyitissocialt,laid

    asideerestshosclovenfoot;anoble

    thenbeesigandthisisiyouto

    practise,felixtruepolitenessinvolvesachristianprinciple;

    itistheflorequiresthatourselves

    really.inryofyourhee,forhersake,benota

    fountainoftrue

    urtesy.neverfeartobethedupeandvictifthissocial

    virtue;youedaygatherthefruitofseedsscattered

    apparentlytothewinds.

    fatherusedtosaythatohegreatoffen

    politenessises.anded

    ofyouthatyouotdo,refusepositivelyandleaveno

    loopholesforfalsehopes;oherhand,grantatonce

    ptrefusalake

    youfriendsasptbe,andyourcharacter

    ise

    fotten,ahopedeakeusreehana

    favrantedbringsusfriends.

    dearfriend,therearecertainlittlettersonay

    d,anditesyprovinpart

    thebenottoonfiding,norfrivolous,noroverenthusiastic,

    threerohoftenstrikes.toonfidinganature

    losesrespept,andotherstake

    advantageofexcessiveenthusiasinthefirstplace,felix,you

    orethanthreefriendsintheurseof

    yourlife.yourentirenfideheirright;togiveitto

    nyistobetrayyourrealfriends.ifyouarereintiteh

    sonthanhotherskeepguardoveryourself;beascautious

    asthoughyoukneheywouldonedaybeyourrivals,oryour

    eheaintainan

    attitudeediuointat

    ansafelyholdinterursehothershout

    prosinghielf.yes,believe,thehonisasfar

    frohebasetheharshvirtue

    ofalindof

    thistruediuoretheridicule

    ofvirtuethanthesofeasygoingselfishness

    w

    ...
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    protedtokeeptheelvesfroitherextre.

    astofrivolity,ifityouag

    n,othersedtojudgeofnscapacitiesand

    fathoharacter,yourtareandbringyouto

    disrepute,forfrivolityistheresourceofures,and

    eers

    asnothihanansandperhapsjustly,foature

    herselfputstodeathierfectbeings.aansproteg

    instinctsyberousedbythepleasureshefeelsinsupp

    thethestrong,andinleadielligenceof

    thehearttoviatter;butsociety,

    lessatherthaher,adoresonlythechildrenwho

    flatterhervanity.

    astoardehusiasthatfirstsublistakeofyouth,

    ruehappinessinusingitspowers,andbeginsby

    beingitsoisthedupeofothers,keepithin

    theregionoftheheartsnioforanandfod.donothastreasuresinthebazaarsofsocietyorof

    politics,pery.

    believethevoidsyoutobenobleinallthings

    alsopraysyounottoexpendyourforcesuselessly.

    unhappily,neytoyourusefulness,andnot

    agtehinkrike

    yourpoetid,letacipherbeay,ieasurablein

    size,teningold,orteninpencil,itisonlyacipher

    afterall.anofourtishassaid,”nozeal,aboveall,no

    zeal”thelessonybesad,butitistrue,anditsavesthe

    soulfrohideyourpuresentints,orput

    thenregionsinaccessible,sybe

    passionatelyadred,aydrearouslyofhis

    sterpieents.todo

    eanstodoanwhowould

    givehislifeenthusiastiustbereadytodie

    ldlyforhisuntry.

    ohestiortantrulesinthesannersisthat

    ofalstabsolutesilenceaboutourselves.playalittleedy

    foryouroru;talkofyourselftoacquaintaell

    theboutyoursufferings,yourpleasures,yourbusiness,andyou

    eerest;then

    annoyancefolloistressofthehousedoesnotfind

    socivilpanywilldisappearunder

    variouspretextsadroitlyseized.heotherhand,

    gathersyathiesaboutyouandbespokenofasaableandty,

    andatruefriendtalktoothersoftheelves,findao

    bringtheorile,and

    afteryouleavetheroollpresentwillpraiseyou.your

    nsdthevoiceofyouroheline

    heterybeginsaesyof

    interurseceases.

    oneoreaboutayoungnsdeanorinpublic.dear

    friend,youthisalenth

    doesithonor,butalsoinjury.thisof

    educationobligedyoungpeopletokeepsilendstudylifeina

    probationaryperiodbesidetheirelders.forrly,asyouknow,

    nobility,likeart,haditsapprespages,devotedbody

    andsoultothestersaintaihetodayyouthis

    forahothouse;itistraiojudgeofthoughts,

    as,andingshbitingseverity;itslashesha

    bladethathasnotbeenfleshed.dohisstake.such

    judgntslikesurestonyaboutyou,whowould

    soonerpardonanopenrebukethawound.youngpeopleare

    pitilessbecausetheyknohingoflifeanditsdifficulties.

    theoldcriticiskindande,theyoungcriticis

    ilacable;theoneknooreover,

    atthebottofallhunasthereisalabyrinthof

    deterningreasonsohefinal

    judgnt.beseverethereforetoyourself.

    yourfutureisbeforeyou;butheakehis

    akeuseoffathershouse;itsdoors

    areopentoyou;theionsthatyoueforyourself

    underhisroofdonotyield

    aninyther;sherushanyonewhogives

    uptoher,butsheiretheurageofsher.

    sheislikeiron,en,befusedhiron,but

    hinglesshardthanitself.cultivate

    ther;forifshethinksroduceyou

    iainhouseshefatalsceofthe

    heartoflistening,speaking,ansing

    yourselftothepanyandtakingleaveofit;thepreciseuseof

    language,thesothinghoore

    superioritythaisthen,buthouthe

    highesttalentiedhinthose

    portals.

    ikesureiindulgenoillusionwhen

    iigihatiseeyouasipleinnners,

    geone,proudhout,respectfultotheold,

    urteoushoutservility,aboveall,discreet.useyourbut

    neverdisplayitfortheasentofothers;forbesurethatif

    yourbrillianahe

    fieldandsayofyouinatoet,”heisveryasing.”

    letyoursuperioritybeleonine.reover,donotbealways

    seekingtopleaseothers.iadviseacertainldnessinyour

    relationsen,ayevenaunttoindifferehis

    those

    theanditen,you

    forthelittlensequenen.neverreinin

    panyhthosetheirreputatiohough

    theyynothavedeservedtodoso;forsocietyholdsus

    responsibleforourfriendshipsasities.in

    thistterletyntsbesloaturely

    seethattheyareirrevocable.enyouhaverepulsed

    justifytherepulsion,youresteendregardore

    soughtafter;youhaveinspiredthetacitrespecthraisesa

    nanghispeers.ibeholdyounoedhayouththat

    pleases,gracehopreserve

    yours.allthatihavenodupin

    twooldfashionedwords,”nobles

    ...
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    noaoflife.youwillhear

    nypersonssaythatstrategyisthechiefelentofsuccess;

    thatthebesten

    againstothernandsotaketheirplaces.that

    fortheddleages,odestroytheirrivalsby

    pittingoneagainsttheother;butinthesedays,allthingsbeing

    doneinopenday,iafraidite.no,you

    stetyourpetitorsfacetoface,betheyloyalandtrue

    n,ortraitorouseneesny,evil

    speaking,andfraud.butreerthis,youhavenorepowerful

    auxiliariesthaheelves;theyaretheiroies;

    fightthehoheyare

    ndeed.astothefirstoftheloyalnandtrue,your

    straightforaintheirrespedthedifferences

    bettledforallthingsbesettled,these

    nakingenees;

    hetoenter;buttrytogive

    nohandleforridient.isaytry,forinparisa

    isatthe

    rstances;youaloavoidthe

    dieorthetilethatfallsfroheroof.theral

    tersationendeavorto

    splashthedinenofhonor.butyou

    alpelrespectbyshohatyouare,underall

    circes,iovableinyourprinciples.inthenflictof

    opinions,iofquarrelsandcrosspurposes,ght

    tothepoint,keepresolutelytothequestion;neverfightexcept

    fortheessentialthing,andputythintothat.

    youknoonsieurdertsaufhatesnapoleon,hourses

    hindpursueshisjustiinal;dending

    punishntdayandnightforthedeathofthedughien,the

    oh,theonlysfortuhateverbroughtthetearsto

    hiseyes;iredhisthegreatestof

    ehisstrategy.ynotthe

    satacticsbeappliedtotheas;theywould

    eiasheretoforetheyenozednandspace.think

    thisover,forasaaniaiabletobestakenonsuch

    pointsysexjudgesonlybyinstindsentint.one

    point,hoayinsiston;alltrickery,alldeception,is

    ;whereas

    everysituatioslessdangerifanplantshielf

    firyonhisoayciteoase,i

    tellyouthat,obligedasiaynsieurdertsaufsndition

    toavoidlitigationandttoaesettlentall

    difficultiesaofclochegourde,and

    aentunderind

    b,ihaveinvariablysettledttersprotlyby

    takingholdoftheknotofthedifficultyandsayingtoour

    oppos:”ieitorcutit”

    itenhappenthatyoudoaservicetoothersandfind

    yourselfillreitatethoseplain

    ofnanddeclaretheobeallungrateful.thatisputting

    theelvesoalindeedandsurelyitissosilly

    toadttheirlackofknoheyou,itrust,

    oney;youwill

    younoodssake.noblesseoblige.heless,donot

    bestooforceotherstoingratitude,forifyou

    do,theyeyourstilacableenees;obligations

    sotisleadtodespair,likethedespairofruinitself,h

    iscapableofverydesperateefforts.asforyourself,acceptas

    littleasyouansvassal;andbring

    yourselfoutofyouroies.

    yousee,dearfriend,iadvisingyouonlyonthelesserpoints

    oflife.ihingsaspect;

    therulesoguideyourindividualstepsgivewaybefore

    thenationalis.ifyoureachthatsphereen

    revolveyouself,thesolearbiterofyour

    deternations.youan,butlaheliving

    laheionincaate.

    butreerthis,thoughyoujudge,youwillyourselfbejudged;

    hereafteryounedbeforetheages,andyouknow

    historyedastodeedsand

    sentintshaveledtrandeur.

    ioaserioustter,yournducttoen.

    akeitaprinciplenottofritteryourself

    aanofthelastturywho

    hadgreatsoorethanone

    anofanevening,ost

    ed.thatn,dearchild,ntrolledhisepoch.he

    eallenwouldspeakwellof

    hinyyoungnostpreely,

    thetinecessarytocreateionsore

    thaosoeisshort,

    endeavortokethestofit.cultivateiialen.

    iialenareolden;theyeachyouthe

    interrriagesandtheseiliesofthegreat

    heyhecrossroadshwillbringyou

    soooal.theyowalof

    proteofloveheyare.

    theyerablegoodservices;singyourpraisesand

    keyoudesirabletosociety.avoidyoungen.donotthinki

    saythisfroersonalselfiheanoffiftywilldo

    allforyou,theanoftyhing;shesyour

    heotherasksonlyafetentions.laughh

    theyoutheorpastirely;theyareincapable

    ofseriousthought.youngen,dearfriend,areselfish,vain,

    petty,ignorantoftruefriendship;theylove

    theelves;theyoaneveningssuccess.

    besides,theyallabsolutedevotion,andyourpresent

    situationrequiresthatdevotionbeshooyou;two

    irrencilableneedsheseyouo

    youris;theyselvesandnotofyou;

    theyorebytheiretinessandfrivolitythan

    theyuldserveyoubytheirlove;theye

    unscrupulously,hinderyouradvaofortune,andendby

    destroyingyourfutu

    ...
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    plain,thesilliestofthekeyouthinkthatherglove

    isrepreciousthanfortune,andthatnothingissogloriousas

    tobeherslave.theyellyouthattheybestow

    happiness,andthuslullyoutetyouoblerdestiny.

    believe,thehappiheygiveistransitory;yreat

    careerhperfidiouscleveess

    theyntrivetosatisfytheircapriorthearthh

    theyyourpassingfantoalovetobe

    eteal.thedayheyabandonyoutheyellyouthatthe

    ificationoftheir

    nduct,justastheifiedtheirwinningyou;

    theyhatloveisinvoluntaryandnottobeerced.

    absurdbelieve,dear,trueloveiseteal,infinite,always

    likeuntoitself;itisequable,pure,houtviolent

    denstration;ehairofteheheadbuttheheartthat

    holdsitiseveryoung.nosuongtheenof

    theedy;thisoyouby

    hersfortunes;sheseethegeaexagofher

    sex,butoyou,youhe

    tyrannyofayobea

    diplot,togoande,andstudynandis,no,you

    ststayinparis,oratheruntryplace,seoher

    pettiat,andtheredevotionyoushratefuland

    exagshehertractyoubyher

    subssiveness;shetendant,followyou

    rontiiseherselftokeepyou,ahe

    llstoneaboutyoueck.youeday,but

    theaothesurface.

    theleastnoftheseenoftheanys.

    thesilliesttriuhbecausetoofoolishtoexcitedistrust.the

    oobefearedleastybetheanofgallantryyoulove

    otiveand

    gobacktoyououtofvanity.alltheseenwillinjureyou,

    eitherinthepresentorthefuture.everyyounganers

    societyandlivesalifeofpleasureandofgratifiedvanityis

    serruptandongtheoufind

    theayforeverreign.ah

    sheude;thefestivalsofherheart

    ayshebe

    alltheoyou,foryouoher.loveher

    hergriefsnorrivals;donotrouseher

    jealousy.tobeloved,dear,tobeprehended,isthegreatest

    ofalljoys;ipraythatyouytasteitbutrunnoriskof

    injuringtheflohe

    heartinanwillneverbe

    herohinkofherself,butofyou.she

    erestsofherown;for

    yousheanseenoneandwhereshe

    willbein

    silence;shey,butdeepreverencefor

    everinherhasosuchaloveby

    surpassingit.ifyouarefortunateenoughtofindthathi,

    yourpoorfriend,steverbeeanalovetually

    inspired,tuallyfelt,reerthatinavalleylivesather

    issofilledhthefeelingsyouhaveputtherethat

    youeversounditsdepths.yes,ibearyouaionh

    youoitsfullextent;beforeituldshow

    itselfforindand

    intelledthenyouprehendthelength

    ahofdevotion.

    shallibesuoodinbiddingyouavoidyoungenall

    reorlessartful,satirical,vain,frivolous,aravagant

    andattaposing

    doyaunt,whowillhelp

    yourattacks,andsayforyouthethings

    thatyouinot,orary,

    generousinbiddingyoureserveyourlovefortheingangel

    ottonoblesseobligesuupthe

    adviceigaveyoujustnoyfurtheradviyourrelationsto

    enisbaseduponthatotherttoofchivalry,”serveall,love

    one”

    youreduense;yourheart,savedbyearly

    suffering,ishoutastain;allisnoble,allishyou.

    noureliesinthatowordreatn.child,youte,

    youithertotellyoufroitotithethoughts

    thatareinherndofyouandofyourrelationstotheworldi

    haveaneyeinsouly

    children;suffertousethatfacultyforyourbe;itisa

    fa

    itsgrthenedaedbysolitude

    andsilence.

    iaskyouiobestoe;idesiretosee

    youbeingreaantangn,houtonesingle

    sueuponbrow;idesire

    thatyouyquicklybringyourfortuhelevelofyour

    noblena,andbeabletotellihaventributedtoyour

    advabysothierthana

    operationinyourfutureistheonlypleasureiallow

    self.forit,iandhope.

    idonotsayfareyhandto

    yourlips,butyoustsurelyknoheplaceyouholdinthe

    heartofyour

    hee.

    asireadthisletterifeltthetealheartbeatih

    fiheharsh

    greetingofoother.iuoodheuntesshadforbidden

    toopenitintouraine;nodoubtshefearedthati

    herfeetandytears.

    inoybrothercharles,e

    hadbeenastrao.butinallourinterurseheshoweda

    haughtinessusapartaedbrotherlyaffe.

    kindlyfeelingsdependonsilarityofsoul,andthere

    oftouaticallythosesocial

    triflesedto

    strust.ifihadnothadtheilovehe

    adeaupidbyaffegtobelievethati

    kneeinsocietyuheexpectation

    thatdulnessohisqual

    ...
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    theshthavetakenhisprotegvanity

    forbrotherlyaffe;butineeffects

    asoutude;silenoursoulseohearthe

    faisound;thehabitoftakingrefugehinourselvesdevelopsa

    perceptionyoftheaffesaboutus.

    beforeiksaufahardlookgrieved,aroughword

    etotheheart;ibehesethingshoutasyet

    ku

    frokeparisonsy

    instinsufferings

    enduredareie.happinesshasalighttocast.inowallowed

    selfthereogeniture

    becauseiybrothersdupe.

    ialalootheduchessedelenonurts,tes

    ioned;noone,exceptthegoodoldduke,whowas

    silie;butbytheed

    iguessedthathisdaughterhadprivatelyohiscare.

    atthehefoolishwonderand

    shynessanathisfirstentraothegreat

    orealizethepleasuresituldgivethroughthe

    resourbition,just,too,asiake

    useofheesxi,adriheeventsofthe

    20thofrchtookplace.

    brotherfollhent;i,byheesadvicefor

    ikeptuparrespondenceysideonly,

    therealsohtheducdelenonurt.thenaturalkindnessoftheold

    duketuedtoaheartyandsieassoonashesae

    attaselfpreseo

    hisjesty.urtiersarenotnurousisfortunesarerife;but

    youthisgiftedirationanduncalculatingfidelity.

    thekinghadthefaeionighthave

    passedunobservedinparisuntedforchatghent,andihadthe

    happinessofpleasinglouisxviii.

    aletterfroadadertsauftoherfather,broughth

    despateby

    onsieurdertsauf,indespair

    athissonsillhealth,andalsoattheneigration,

    addedafeetoguessthesituationofdear

    one.,nodoubt,eat

    jacquesbedside,alloeitherdayoight,superiorto

    annoyaunablealontrolherselfwhenherwholesoul

    othecareofherchild,heehesupportofa

    friendshipightlightentheburdenofherlife,onlyby

    divertingherhusbandsnd.thoughiostiatienttorival

    theybrother,elybeeothengressof

    vienna,andanyrisktojustifyheesappealand

    beeanself,freedfrollvassalage,heless

    aition,desireforindependehegreatiihadinnot

    leavingtheking,alle

    dertsaufssadface.iresolvedtoleavetheurtatghentand

    servetruesn.godree.theessarysentbythe

    vendeensessengerwhowould

    faithfullycarrybackhisinstrus.theducdelenonurtknew

    thatthekinganooksoperilousan

    enterprise;heaskedforthessione,andi

    gladlyacceptedit,happyiobeabletoretutoclochegourde

    eloyedinthegoodcause.

    afteranaudiehekiuedtofrance,hin

    parisandinvendee,iajestys

    instrus.toay,beingtrackedbythebonapartist

    authoritiestoiplace

    toplaanendeavtogetbacktohis

    estate.iparktopark,froross

    they

    direasdahreatened.

    ireaurioni

    reached,inasinglenight,theettheunt

    onhorsebaeupbehindhindhedclochegourde

    e.

    ”jacquesisbetter,”e.

    iexplaiohiypositionofdiplotian,huntedlikea

    aninhisqualityofroyalistclaid

    thedangerovere.aseinsightof

    onthsrolleda.whenwe

    ehesalosaid:”guessibringyoufelix”

    ”isitpossible”shesaid,sandabee.

    ishoyselfandaiionless;sheinherarhair,

    iohresholdofthedoor;lookingateachotherhthathunger

    ofthesoulakeupinasingleglahelost

    nths.then,reveringfrosurpriseherheart

    unveiled,sheroseandiuptoher.

    ”ihaveprayedforyoursafety,”shesaid,givingherhandtokiss.

    sheaskedney

    topreparerooesothi,fori

    sherequestedtheunttotakethere,aftersettingherfooton

    thefirststepofthestaircase,deliberatingnodoubtherto

    ay;ituedhead,sheblushed,badesleepwell,and

    edoeof

    thedisastersatarchofthe

    alliestoparis,andtheprobableretuofthebourbons.theseevents

    otheunt;toustheyhing.thinkyou

    hegreateventiolea,afterkissingthechildrenfori

    ifeltatseeiesspaleand

    shrunken;ikdobyshoandareful

    toexpressonlyjoyatseeingher.butthegreateventforusold

    intheoday”shehadofteedthe

    yearbeforethatthee,who,never

    drinkinganythingelse,likediticed.godknoareaties

    ithadsthertogetanicehousebuilt.youkhanany

    ohataionofthevoice,atrifling

    attention,sufficesforlove;lovesprivilegeistoprove

    itselfbylove.well,hereher

    feelings,asihadforrlyshoi

    ...
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    backgaon.theseingenuousproofsofheraffeany;onthe

    seventhdayafterarrivalshereveredherfreshness,shesparkled

    ylilyexpandediyjust

    asthetreasuresofheartinindsorin

    sabsencelessenloveoreffacethefeaturesor

    dinishthebeautyofourdearooardentiginations,toall

    beingsthroughpasseslikeatide,and

    inpassioheforfnstancy,absehesa

    effectasthesufferingsoftheearlychristiahened

    theirfaithanddegodvisibletotheisthataboundin

    lovearetherenotincessantlongingsforadesiredobject,toh

    theglosgiveshighervalueandadeepertint

    arensciousofinstigationsothebeloved

    featuresthebeautyoftheidealbyinspirihoughtthe

    past,desghefuturetee

    eeteach

    other,theirintervieestore

    earthandstilatesiththeslightningsofthethunderbolt.

    hoanytenderpleasurescatohesethoughtsand

    thesesensationsreciprocalhgladeyesifollohe

    developntofhappinessinheeaanwhorenewsherlife

    frohatofherbelovedgives,perhaps,agreaterproofoffeeling

    thanshe,heredoockforof

    sap;ikoug.

    therevivalofdadertsaufural,liketheeffects

    ofthenthofyupontheadohoseofthesunandofthe

    brookuponthedroopingflote,likeourdearvalleyof

    love,hadhadherer;sherevivedlikethevalleyinthe

    springti.beforedinnerdoothebelovedterrace.there,

    honehandstrokingtheheadofherson,whowalkedfeeblybeside

    her,silent,asthoughheeofher

    nightsbesidehispillow.

    forthreenths,shesaid,shehadlivedhinherself,

    inhabiting,asitptuousroo

    helightshone,ivalsoherde

    thedoorofood,oneglaueduponherchild,another

    toadinddistantfigure;oneearlisteningforans,anotherfor

    avoiepoe,boofsolitude,suopoetever

    sang;butallingenuously,houtoigeoflove,oraceof

    voluptuousthought,oneechoofapoesyorientallysoothingasthe

    roseistan.e

    tone,likeaansecurehinherself,abletolookproudlyather

    husbandandkisstheforeheadofhersonhoutablush.shehad

    prayedch;shehadclaspedherhandsfoightstogetheroverher

    die.

    ”i,”shesaid,”tothegateofthesanctuaryandaskedhislife

    ofgod.”

    shehadhadvisions,aoldtheo;butwhenshesaid,in

    thatangelicvoiceofhers,theseexquisitey

    heartched,”theuntharshlyinterruptedher.

    ”thatistosay,yourazy,”hecried.

    she,asdeeplyhurtasthoughitwound;

    fettingthatforthirteehisnhadlostnoceto

    shoothisarrooherheart.likeasbirdstruthe

    ,shesankintoadulldepression;thensheroused

    herself.

    ”hoonsieur,”shesaid,”thatnoineeverfinds

    favorinyhthaveyounoindulgenyweakness,no

    prehensionofasaan”

    shestoppedshort.alreadysheregrettedtherr,andasuredthe

    futurebythepast;hoprehensionhadshenot

    draevirulentattaples

    throbbed;sheshednotears,butthelorofhereyesfaded.thenshe

    lookeddoightnotseeherpainrefleyface,her

    feelingsguessed,hersoulysoul;aboveall,he

    syathyofyounglove,readylikeafaithfuldogtatthe

    throatofistress,hardtothe

    assailantsstrengthorquality.atsuchcruelntstheuntsair

    ofsuperioritye.hethoughthehadtriuhedoverhiswife,

    andhepursuedherhahailofphrasesedtheoneidea,

    andheblohunvaryingsound.

    ”ale”isaid,heuustofollohe

    huntsospeaktohi

    ”alques.

    ”alyson,”shesaid,endeavtoonsieur

    dertsauffrohejudgntofhischildren.”youseeonlythe

    present,youknohingofthepast;thereforeyouotcriticise

    yourfatherinjustice.butevenifyouhadthepain

    ofseeingthatyourfathere,falyhonorrequiresyouto

    burysuchsecretsinsilence.”

    ”hohegesatthecassiherhetoriereanswered”i

    asked,todivertherndfroitterthoughts.

    ”beyondexpectations,”shereplied.”assoonasthebuildingswere

    finishedersreadytohiretheo

    fourthousandfivehundredfrancs,taxespaid;theotheratfive

    thousand;bothleasesforfifteenyears.edthree

    thousandyoungtreesontheesusinisdelighted

    togettherabelaye;rtineauhastakenthebaude.allourefforts

    havebeencrohsuccess.clochegourde,houtthereserved

    landefarandberand

    vineyards,bringsihousandfrancsayear,andthe

    plantationsarebeingvaluable.iaattlingtoletthehofarbr >

    tortihekeeper,sonoakehisplace.he

    offersthreethousandfranortsaufa

    farouseatthenderie.ighttheheapproachto

    ainroad,andhave

    onlythehevineyardstotakecareofourselves.ifthe

    kius,ourpensionored;after

    clashingalittlensense.jacquesfortunewill

    thenbeperlysecured.thatresultobtained,ishallleave

    olaybyasadeleihoughtheking

    .nsceiseasy;

    ihaveallbutacplishedtask.andyou”shesaid.

    iexplaioherthessionone,and

    sho.wassheendoh

    sendsightthustoforetellevents

    ”didioyou”sheanswered.”foryouandfor

    ...
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    onlytonfessor,nsieurdelaberge;heexplainsitbydivine

    intervention.often,afterdeepditationinducedbyfearsaboutthe

    healthofchildren,eyesclosetothethingsofearthandsee

    intoanion;ifjacquesanddeleihereappeartoas

    tinousfigurestheyaresuretohavegoodhealthforacertain

    periodofti;ifisttheyareequallysuretofallill

    soonafter.asforyou,inotonlyseeyoubrilliantlyillunated,

    butihearavoital

    nicatioouse

    thisychildrenandforyou”sheasked,falling

    intoareverie.then,afterapause,sheadded,”perhapsgodo

    taketheplaceoftheirfather.”

    ”letbelievethatobedienceisduetoyou,”icried.

    shegaveoneofherexquisitelygrailes,ed

    heartthatishouldnothavefeltadeathblothat

    nt.

    ”assoonasthekiothere;leaveclochegourde,”

    shesaid.”itybedegradingtobegforpladfavors,butit

    .great

    gesakeplace.thekingneedscapableandtrusthy

    n;dontfailhiitisoenteryoungintothe

    affairsofthenationandleayouren,likeactors,

    havearoutinebusioacquire,reveal,it

    stbeleat.fatherheardtheducdechoiseulsaythis.thinkof

    ,”shesaid,afterapause;”letenjoythepleasuresof

    superiorityinasoulthatisalloyson”

    ”yourson”isaid,sullenly.

    ”yes,son”shee;”isnotthatagoodpla

    heart”

    thebellrangfordinner;shetookarndleaentedlyupon

    it.

    ”youhavegroupthesteps.whenhed

    theportisheshookarlittle,asiflookswere

    iortunate;forthoughhereyeshatisawonly

    her.thenshesaid,ingairofpreteience,full

    ofgradquetry,”e,youlookatourdearvalley”

    shetued,heldheresilksunshadeoverourheadsanddrew

    jaotionofherheadasshelooked

    toeadoethatinabsence

    shehadetonyaandingistyhorizonsand

    theirvaporousoutliureantleeredher

    thoughts.shenothenightingalehelivelong

    night,nedhhisplaie.

    ateightoclockthateveninginessofaseouched

    deeply,andyforr

    visitsihadplayedbackgaoookthe

    beforetheirbedti.thebellrang

    t.

    ”youarenoustsubttorule,”saidthe

    untess,leadingbythehandhthatairofigaiety

    enurallypious.

    theuntfolloasters,children,andservantskdown,all

    takingtheirregularplaces.itadeleioreadthe

    prayers.thedearchildsaidthenherchildishvoice,theingenuous

    tonesofonioussileheuntry,

    andgavetothehedorofholyinnoce,thegraceof

    angels.itostaffegprayerieverheard.naturereplied

    totheurrsoftheingnight,like

    thelopanintofananlightlytouched,deleinewason

    therightoftheuntess,jacquesonherleft.thegracefulcurly

    heads,betoothbraidsofthether,andabove

    allthreetheperfectlyofthefather,

    deapictureesort,theideasarousedbythe

    lodyoftheprayer.asiftofulfilallnditionsoftheunity

    arksthesubli,thisdllectedgrouphedin

    thefadinglightofthesettingsun;itsredtintsltheroo

    iellingthesoulbeitpoetirsuperstitioustobelievethatthe

    firesofheaveningthesefaithfulservantsofgodasthey

    kherehoutdistinofrank,intheequalityhheaven

    dends.thinkingbayndstill

    furtherghissplicity.

    thechildrensaidgoodnight,theservantsboheuntess

    auedtothesalonh

    theunt.

    ”ionthere,andhellhere,”hesaid,

    pointingtothebackgaonboard.

    theuntessretuedinhalfanhour,andbroughtherfrahe

    table.

    ”thisisforyou,”shesaid,unrollingthevas;”butforthelast

    threenthsithaslanguished.bethatroseandthisheartsease

    poorchildwasill.”

    ”e,e,”saidnsieurdertsauf,”donttalkofthatanyre.

    sixfive,essaryoftheking”

    yroohushedbreathingthatighthearher

    passingtoandfroinhers.sheandpure,butiwaslashed

    addeningideas.”ihought;

    ”perhapssheis,like,inthisation.”atone

    oclock,idown,walkingnoiselessly,andlaybeforeherdoor.

    yearpressedtoakiuldhearherequable,gentle

    breathing,likethatofachild.otheboneiback

    tobedaranquillytilling.ikal

    influence,e,causesthedelightitakeingoing

    tothebrinkofprecipices,soundingthegulfofevil,seekingtoknow

    itsdepths,feelingitsicychill,areatingiion.

    thathourofnightpassedohresholdofherdoor

    orrohadtrod

    upontearsandkisses,onhervirtuefirstdestroyedandthen

    respeany,

    esteriousiulseh

    ielsthesoldier.nyhavetoldtheyhaveplayedtheirlives

    uponit,flingingtheelvesbeforeabatterytoknoheyuld

    escapetheshot,happyinthusgallopingintotheabyssof

    probabilities,andskinglikejeanbartuponthegunpowder.

    thedayiadets.theunt

    adredthethoughgenerallynothingofthekindappealedtohi

    thepcez,”hebuildsdungeonsinspain,”

    seedtohavebeendeforhi

    ispentseveraldaysattofrape

    ...
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    es.thefrenocupied

    tours.thoughpresenceede

    rtsauf,sheiloredtokeochateauroux,andsoround

    byissoudunandorleanstoparishhasteiuld.itriedto

    resist;butshended,sayingthatguardianangelspoke.i

    obeyed.ourfaree,ditears;shefearedthe

    allurentsofthelifeitolive.isitnotaseriousthing

    toeheelstrofis,passions,andpleasuresh

    keparisadangerousoforchasteloveandpurityofnsce

    iprosedtoetohereverynight,relatingtheeventsand

    thoughtsoftheday,everivial.ise

    shelaidherheadonshoulderandsaid:”leavenothingout;

    everythinge.”

    shegavelettersforthedukeandduchess,he

    senddayafterretu.

    ”youareinluck,”saidtheduke;”dioday,andgoe

    thiseveningtotheade.thekingspokeof

    youthising,andsaid,heisyoung,capable,andtrusthy.

    hisjestyaddedthatheheryouwerelivingor

    dead,andinpartoffrashadthroeryouhad

    exeissionsoably.”

    thatnightiasterofpetitionstotheuncilof

    state,andialsoreceivedaprivateandperplathe

    eloyntoflouisxviii.hielf,aialposition,not

    highlydistinguished,bute

    attheveryheartofthegoventandhasbeenthesoury

    subsequentprosperity.dadertsaufhadjudgedrightly.inow

    ohingtoher;poh,happinessandknowledge;she

    guidedandenuraged,purifiedheart,andgavetohat

    unityofpurposehouthepohareed.lateri

    hadalleague;onths.weosupply

    eachothersplaecessary;satthechateau,a

    carriage,andlargealloissions.

    strangepositionhina

    policytoieshavesinesignaljustice;alone

    entonallthings,fnanddostic,yetwe

    haditeinflueenedlikelaforetby

    liere,aofeelthatthehesitationsoflongexperiencewere

    nfirdorrevedbythevigorousperceptionsofyouth.

    inotherrespectsfutureaosatisfy

    aition.besidesalaryassterofpetitions,paidbythebudget

    oftheuhousandfranth

    froisprivypurse,andoftenhielfaddedretoit.thoughthe

    kingkneanoftythreeuldlongbearup

    uhelaborse,lleague,noeerof

    france,appoiillaugust,1817.thechoicewasa

    diffiandedsonycapabilitiesthatthe

    kingingtoadeethehonortoask

    enaingishouldlikefor

    anassoyschoolfello

    lepitres;ididhihisjestyaskedwhy.

    ”theking,”ireplied,”enhful,but

    ithi

    able,certainthatishallal.”

    judgntihatoftheking,hthe

    sacrificeihadde.hesaidonthisoccasion,”youaretobethe

    chief”;andherelatedthesecircestolleague,who

    be,goodfriend.the

    ioheducdelenonurtsetthetoneof

    thatethinsociety.tohaveitsaid,”thekingtakesan

    iintheyoungn;thatyoungnhasafuture,thekinglikes

    hi”einplaceoftalents;anditnoothe

    kindlyeacrdedtoyouthacertainrespectthatisonlygiven

    topohesalonoftheduchessedelenonurtandalsoatthe

    houseofsisterarriedtherquisdelistore,son

    oftheoldladyintheilest.louis,igraduallycatoknohe

    iialpersohefaubst.gerin.

    heeherselfputattheheartofthecirclethencalled”le

    petitchateau”bythehelpreataunt,theprincessede

    blantybehalfthatthe

    prine.icultivatedherandntrivedto

    pleaseher,andshebeyprotectressbutafriend,inwhose

    kihereethiheoldladytookpainstoke

    intiteedespard,htheduchessede

    langeais,thevitessedebeauseant,andtheduchessede

    ufrigneuse,enhesceptreoffashion,andwhowereall

    theregraebecauseideensionsandwasalways

    readytobeusefulandagreeabletothebrothercharles,farfrobr >

    avoiding,rapidsuccessrouseda

    seindegreat

    vexation.fatherandther,surprisedbyatriuhsoued,

    felttheirvanityflattered,andreceivedatlastasason.but

    theirfeelingightsayfalse,tolettheir

    presehavefluenceuponasoreheart.affectations

    staihy;theheartabhors

    calculationsandprofitsofallkinds.

    ionth.

    herspirithoveredover,herthoughtstraversedspaddethe

    atspherearoundpure.noanuldcaptivate.theking

    noticedreserve,andas,inthisrespect,hebeloheschool

    oflouisxv.,hecalled,i,deiselledevande

    nductpleasedhiiavihatthehabitofpatiencei

    auchtodo

    inostkindto.

    henodoubttookafaers,forhesoongaveuphis

    notionoflifeasthatofayounggirl.onedayhedukewas

    onduty,andiingatthekingsdictatioer

    suddenlyrerked,inthatfine,silveryvoiceofhis,tohhe

    uldgive,:

    ”sothatpoordevilofartsaufpersistsinliving”

    ”yes,”repliedtheduke.

    ”dadertsaufisanangel,ishouldliketoseeat

    urt,”ntiheking;”butifia,cellor

    here,”tuingto,”yberefortunate.youaretohavesix

    nthsleave;ihavede

    ...
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    yesterdayaslleague.aseyourselfatclochegourde,friendcato”

    andhelaughedashehadhielf.

    ifleeioshow

    selftobeloved,notrelyalittlelessinsignifit,but

    aan,annershadbeen

    fordisalons,hiseducationfinishedbygraciousen;

    pensationforallhissufferings,andhad

    puttousetheexperienbythepurestao

    heavetedtheother

    hadequippedforthreenthsvisitatfrapesle.hed

    yssioninvendee,iwasdressedlike

    ahuntsn;iheatons,striped

    trousers,leathegaitersandshoes.traingthroughunderbrushhad

    soinjuredclothesthattheuntelinen.on

    thepresentoccasion,tant

    interurseypleted

    grothe

    placidityofthesoulagicallyuhepuresoul

    thatbeadonfrolochegourde,allthesethingsbinedhad

    transford.ihout,inwardlypleased

    tofindself,inspiteofyears,atthesuitofaffairs;above

    all,ihadthensciousnessofbeilythesupportandfort

    ofthedearestah,andherunutteredhope.perhapsifelt

    aflutterofvanityasthepostilionscrackedtheirhe

    heinroadtoclochegourdeandthroughan

    irongateihadneverseenbefore,oacircular

    enclosureretlynstructed.ihadheuntessof

    ing,yselfdoublyin

    fault:first,sheedentofapleasure

    longdesired,butsupposedtobeiossible;andsendly,sheproved

    tothatallsuchdeliberatesurprisesareinbadtaste.

    edbuta

    childtoher,shelohasorticslowness.she

    alloetotakeandkissherhandhoutbetrayingherinward

    pleasure,helessfeltinhersensitiveshiver.whenshe

    raisedherfaeagain,isahatsheale.

    ”onsieurdertsauf,

    hergedned.

    thee.isabehindthegravefaceofthe

    abbedonis,jacquestutor.

    ”no,”ireplied,”andinfutureiaohavesixnthsleave,h

    atter”isaidtothe

    untess,puttingaroundherandholdingherupin

    presenall.

    ”oh,dont”shesaid,springing”itisnothing.”

    ireadhernd,andansi

    notalloobeyourfaithfulslave”

    shetookarlefttheunt,thechildren,andtheabbe,andled

    toadistahelahoughstillhinsightoftheothers;

    then,,shespoke.

    ”felix,dearfriend,”shesaid,”fivefears;ihavebutone

    threadbyeinthelabyrinthoflife,andidreadto

    seeitbrokehatiaorethaneverheoyou,that

    youe,thatnothingshallprevailagainst,that

    youydevotedfriend.ihavesuddenlyhadagliseinto

    future,andyouthere,a**herto,youreyesshiningand

    fixedupon”

    ”heeidolhatofthedivine,lily,

    floylife,hoy

    nsce,thatbeingissofusedysoulishere

    ybodyisinparisstitellyouthatihaveein

    seventeenhours,thateachtuoftheheredthoughtsand

    desiresi,pestwhenisaw

    you”

    ”yes,telltell”sheyselfthati

    hearyouydeath.hesendsyouto

    ashesendshisbreathtohiscreatures;ashepourstherainofhis

    etelldoyoulove

    sacredly”

    ”sacredly.”

    ”forever”

    ”forever.”

    ”asavirginry,hiddenbehindherveil,behhere.”

    ”asavirginvisible.”

    ”asasister”

    ”asasistertoodearlyloved.”

    ”hchivalryandhouthope”

    ”hchivalryandhhope.”

    ”asifyouilltyyearsofage,andhatabsurd

    blueat”

    ”ohbetterfariloveyouthus,andialsoloveyou”shelookedat

    hkeenapprehension”asyoulovedyouraunt.”

    ”iaappyyoudispelterrors,”shesaid,retuingtohe

    faly,ourprivatenference.”bestilla

    aybeyourpolicyto

    beaellyou,nsieur,yourbest

    poliainachild.asachildyoushallbeloved.i

    resistan,buttoachildirefusenothing,nothingheask

    foothingi.oursecretsarealltold,”shesaid,

    lookingattheuntischievousair,inhhergirlish,

    naturalselfreappeared.”ileaveyounoustgoanddress.”

    neverforthreeyearshadiheardhervoicesorichlyhappy.forthe

    firsttiiheardthosesheinfaesofhi

    toldyou.ihadbroughtjaadeleinea

    otherafterhetwo

    children,delightedtoshoedto

    annoytheunt,al

    hielf.ideasigntodeleineandfolloher,who

    eofhisailnts.

    ”poorfelix,”hesaid,”youseehoheyallare.i

    aheshadoe,

    andiblessgodthatitisso.forrlyididnotknohe

    ttere;noystochisaffected;i

    digestnothing.”

    ”hoetobeasedicalschool”

    iasked,laughing.”isyourdoctorindiscreetenoughtotellyousuch

    things”

    ”godforbidishouldnsultadoctor,”hecried,shoheaversion

    stiginaryinvalidsfeelforthedicalprofession.

    inouchcrazytalk,intheurseofadethe

    stabsurdnfidences,plainedofhisheservants,of

    thechildren,oflife,evidentlypleasedtorepeathisdailyspeeches

    toafrienddaily,ghtbealard,and

    anyrate

    ...
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    小说站  www.xsz.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twusthave

    beensatisfied,foripaidhiheutstattentito

    peratehisinnceivablenature,andtoguessureshe

    hadbeeninfligonhise.

    heepresentlyputaothenologuebyappearinginthe

    porti.theuntsae:”you

    listento,felix;buthereies.”

    heposedon

    interurseareallychivalrous

    ionforher,knoouldgiveherpleasurebyleaving

    usalone.hischaracterexhibitedntradisthaten

    inexplicable;hehisnfidence

    inhisayhavebeenthesufferings

    ofhiso,hesuperiorityofthatlofty

    virtue,adehioeagertoopposeeveryhepoor

    an,hebravedaschildrenbravetheirstersortheir

    thers.

    jacquesadeleinewasbeingdressed;ihad

    thereforeaohtheuntessaloheterrace.

    ”dearangel”isaid,”thesareheavier,thesandshotter,the

    thosgroe.”

    ”hush”shesaid,guessihoughtsio

    hadsuggested.”youarehere,andallisfottenidontsuffer;i

    haveneversuffered.”

    shedeafestepsasiftoshakeherdressandgivetothe

    breezeitsruchesofsnoulle,itsfloatingsleevesandfresh

    ribbons,thelacesofherpelerine,andtheflourlsofher

    iffurealasevigne;isaeayounggirl,gay

    hheaturalgaiety,readytofroliclikeachild.ikhe

    aningoftearsofhappiness;ikneanfeelsinbringing

    happioanother.

    ”sanfloythought,kissedbysoul,oh

    lily”i,e,proud,

    fragrant,andsolitary”

    ”enough,enough,”shesaid,sling.”speaktoofyourself;tell

    everything.”

    thehtheshofquiveringleaves,wehadalong

    ion,filledinableparentheses,subjectstaken,

    dropped,aaken,inylifeandoccupations;

    ievendescribedapartntinparis,forsheoknow

    everything;andhappihenunappreciatedihadnothingto

    nceal.knoysoulandallthedetailsofadailylifefull

    ofinyfuns,o

    astelyuprightofferedopportunitiesfordeceptionand

    dishogains,buthsuchrigidhonorthat

    theking,itoldher,calleddeiselledevandenesse,sheseized

    handandkissedit,anddroppedatear,atearofjoy,uponit.

    thissuddentranspositionofourroles,thishoge,upledhthe

    thoughtsprehended”hereisthe

    sterihavesought,hereisdreaodied”allthattherewas

    ofavoility,rayed

    itselfinaregionforbiddentothesehiswhirlwindof

    yheartandcrushedit.ifeltselftoo

    sll;iodieatherfeet.

    ”ah”isaid,”yousurpassusinallthings.efor

    youdiddoubtjustnote.”

    ”notnoehineffabletendeess,

    ont,veiledthelightofhereyes.”butseeingyouso

    e,isaidtoself,ourplansfordeleinewill

    bedefeatedbysoareasuresinhisheart;

    sheealourfelix,aroyallhappinesshere.”

    ”aliabr >

    faithful”

    ortsaufinnvely

    interrupted.iokeepupaionbristlingh

    difficulties,inyhorepliesastothekingspolicy

    jarredetoexplainagainand

    againthekingsiions.inspiteofallquestionsastohis

    horses,hisagriculturalaffairs,herheisfiedhhis

    fivefar,eanttocutthetieroftheoldavenue,he

    retuedtothesubjectofpoliticshthepesteringfacultyofan

    oldidandthepersistenindslikehisprefertodash

    theelvesagainstthelight;theyretuagainandagainandhubr >

    aboutithoutevergettingintoit,likethosebigfliesh

    heybuzzupontheglass.

    heey

    youngbloodghttakefire,iansonosyllables,stly

    aonsieurdertsaufhadtoo

    eaningofpoliteness.presentlyhe

    beingalheright;hegreory,his

    eyebroheeyes

    blazed,hisrufousnosegredidonthedayifirst

    adness.heegaveasuppliglook,

    kinguandthatsheuldnoteloyonbehalfan

    authoritytooprotectherchildren.iatonce

    aseriously,takingupthepoliticalquestion,and

    naginghispeevishspiritostcare.

    ”poordearpoordear”sherredtes;thewords

    reagearlikeagentlebreeze.erveneh

    suen,that

    youareverydullpany.”

    recalledbythisiontohischivalroussenseofwasdue

    toaaceasedtotalkpolitidasin

    ourtubynplacetters,hepresentlyleftustontinueour

    adehisheadspintogoroundandroundon

    thesapath.

    saduresatsphere,

    thecloudlessskies,thesoothiryofthisvalley,hfor

    fifteenyearshadind,

    potent.ataperiodoflifeheasperitiesofother

    enedandtheirahed,thedispositionofthis

    nberessive.forthelastfeonthshehad

    takenahabitofntradigforthesakeofntradi,hout

    reason,houteventryingtojustifyhisopinions;heinsistedon

    knohehehing;grelessundera

    delayoranossion;ddledofthehousehold

    affairs,andpelledhisthe

    stnuteandfatiguingatofallthatwasdone;neverallowing

    theheslightestfreedofaerlyhedidnotlosehis

    teerexespecialreason;nowhisirr

    ...
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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twitationwas

    nstant.perhapsthes,theisofagriculture,

    anaerlysoothedhisatrabiliousteerby

    givingitafieldforitsuneasiness,andbyfuishingeloyntfor

    hisactivity.possiblythelossofsuchoccupationhadallowedhis

    ladytopreyuponitself;nolongerexerattershout,it

    orefixedideas;theralbeingwaslaying

    holdofthephysicalbeing.hehadlatelybeehisoor;he

    studieddicalbooks,fanciedhehadthediseaseshereadof,and

    tookthestextraordinaryandunheardofprecautionsabouthis

    health,pree,iossibletoforesee,and

    nsequentlyiossibletosatisfy.sotisheednonoise;

    theesshadsucceedediablishingabsolute

    silence,heb,andblaherfoot

    findingsodiuethestillnessofla

    trappe.sotisheaffectedaperfedifferenceforallearthly

    things.thenthehedfreely;thechildrenplayed;

    falyaffairs.suddenlyhe

    lantably,”theyedear,”heohis

    heinjusticeofhisheaggravatingtones

    ofhissharpvoice,”ifitnceedyourchildrenyouwouldknowvery

    atter.”

    hedressedandredressedhielfincessantly,geveryge

    ofteerature,anddoingnothier.

    not,

    hisstochbeing,hesaid,iaired,anddigestionsopainfulasto

    keephi.inspiteofthisheate,drank,digested,

    a,iosatisfyanydoctor.hiscapriciouswill

    exhaustedthepatiehebeatentrack

    ofdostitotherequirentsofhis

    ishebadetheeepallthewindowsopen,

    declaringthathishealthrequiredacurrentoffreshair;afewdays

    laterthefreshair,beingtoohotortooda,asthecaseghtbe,

    betolerable;thenheslded,quarrelledhtheservants,and

    iojustifyhielf,deniedhisforrorders.thisdefectof

    ry,orthisbadfaith,callithe

    dayagainsthisentsby

    againsthielf.lifeatclochegourdehadbeesointolerablethat

    theabbedonis,anofgreatleaing,teiudyof

    ss,andhdreotheshelterofpretended

    abstra.theuntesshadnolongeranyhopeofhidingthesecret

    oftheseinsanefuriese;theservants

    hadnessedsesofexasperationhoutexgcause,inh

    thepretureoldnpassedtheboundsofreason.theywere,however,

    sodevotedtotheuhatnothingsofarhadtranspiredoutside;

    butshedreadeddailysopubliutburstofafrenzynolonger

    ntrolledbyrespectforopinion.

    laterileaedthedreadfuldetailsoftheuntstreatntofhis

    eadofsuppherhechildrenwereill,he

    assailedheradeherresponsibleforall

    futureillnesses,becausesherefusedtoletthechildrehe

    crazydosesthe

    untinthefaceofaclearsky;ifbyce

    theprediadehiuite

    indifferenttoanyharothewasailing,

    theuntgavehisindtofasteningthecauseoftheillness

    upoefnursingadoptedbyhishecarpedatfor

    everytrifliail,alhthecruelwords,”ifyour

    childrenfallillagainyouhaveonlyyourselftothankforit.”

    hebehavedinthesaaofthehousehold,seeing

    theakinghielf,ashisolda

    said,”thedevilsoe.”theuntessarrahatjacques

    anddeleineshouldtaketheiralsalodifferenthoursfrobr >

    thefaly,soastosavetheroheuntsoutburstsanddrawall

    thestoruponherself.inthishechildrennolittle

    oftheirfather.byohehalluationspeculiartoselfish

    persons,theunthadnottheslightestideaoftheseryhecaused.

    intheialoonarrivalhe

    particularlydily.hehe

    flail,beat,bruised,andbrokeeverythingabouthisa

    havedohen,havinghalfdestroyedhisprey,hedeniedhaving

    touchedit.inooodthelinesonheesforehead,fine

    liracedasiththeedgeofarazor,iced

    thentisaindsh

    fropeakingoftheirpersonalsufferings;proudly

    theyhidetheextentoftheirheartsthatlovethefeeling

    aryurgency,idid

    elyobtaihfroee.shefearedtogrieve

    ;shedebriefadssions,andthenblushedforthebutisoon

    perceivedselftheincreaseoftroubleheuntspresent

    ularoccupationhadbroughtuponthehousehold.

    ”hee,”isaid,afterihadbeentheresodays,”dontyou

    thinkyouhavedeastakeinsiatethatthe

    unthasnolongeranythingtodo”

    ”dear,”shesaid,sling,”situationiscritioughtotake

    allattention;believe,ihavensideredallresources,and

    theyareistruethatthebickeringsaregetting

    onsieurdertsaufandiarealogether,i

    bydivertinghisattentioninotherdires;in

    factthepaioinanycase.ididthinkof

    advisinghiostartanurseryforsilksatclochegourde,where

    arees,reinsoftheoldindustryoftouraine.

    butireflectedthatheetyrantatho,andi

    shouldhavenyreannoyahroughtheenterprise.youwill

    lea,dearobserver,thatinyouthansillqualitiesare

    restrainedbysociety,checkedintheirsheplayofpassions,

    subdueduhefearofpublipinion;later,addleagedn,

    livinginsolitude,shoore

    terriblebeanially

    base;theyallo

    todaytheyexacttorroheyfastenonncessions

    andpelreofthepoerciful;it

    nfortoevideisjustanditispeaceable.butthepassions

    bo

    ...
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    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twofplaortsauftakesan

    absolutepleasureiierof;andhewhowould

    deehdelight.”

    oneingasonthafter

    arrival,theuookbytheardartedthroughanirongate

    ehastilyangthevines.

    ”hee”shecried.”andiychildrens

    sake.butohnotadaysrespitealongthosto

    enearfallingeveryinstanteveryinstanttohavetosuonall

    strengthtokeepbalananbeinglongenduresuch

    strainupoeifiainofthegroundioughtto

    take,ifresistanceuldbeasettledthing,thenndght

    rateuponitbutno,everydaytheattacksgecharacter

    andleaveysorrooheyare

    nifold.ahfriend”shey

    shoulder,andnotntinuinghernfidence.”e

    oh,shallido”shesaidpresently,strugglinghthoughtsshe

    didnotexpress.”hoeno,iwillkill

    selfbutthateescapeyes,butchildren

    separatefre,hoouldi

    evertellparentsthatiforiffather

    andthercaherehe,polite,intelligent,judicious.

    besides,othersdotheynot

    belongbodyandsoultotheirhusbandsiuldlivetranquilifnot

    happyihavefoundstrengthinitit;butif

    iaeprivedofthisivehappiooshallbeeinsane.

    resistanceisbasedonpopersonalto

    self.itisao

    endlesssufferipositionraisesseriousquestions,so

    seriousthatidarenotdecidethelone;iotbejudgeandparty

    both.torroynehe

    abbebirotteaufordearandvirtuousabbedelabergeisdead,”

    shesaid,interruptingherself.”thoughheissand

    shallalisshisapostolicpocessorisanangeloodness,and.still,alluragedraws

    freshlifefroheheartion;soulisnthened

    bythevoiygod,”shesaid,dryiears

    andraisinghereyestoheaven,”forithuspunishedi

    believe,yes,felix,ibelieveit,ustpassthroughafiery

    fuacebeforeadeperfectoftheupper

    spheres.stikeepsilenygod,tocryto

    theheartofafrienddoilovehiooetoher

    heartasthoughshefearedtolose.”y

    hestarsshinefroboveonn;

    ynotthesoul,thehunstar,sheditslightuponafriend,ifwe

    gotohipurethoughts”

    ilistehisdreadfuloisthandin

    hatoreist.ipressedithaforcetoh

    heerepliedhanequalpressure.

    ”heuowardsus,bareheaded.

    eversiuhehadinsistedonsharingourinterviews,

    eitherbecauseheusent,orfearedtheuntessell

    hersorroplainto,orbecausehewasjealousofa

    pleasurehedidnotshare.

    ”hoe”shecried,inatoneofdespair.”letusgointo

    theorchard,.oopashehedge,

    andheseeus.”

    adethehedgearaartandreachedtheenclosure,ere

    soonatagooddistanondtrees.

    ”dearhee,”ithensaidtoher,pressingherargainst

    heartandstoppingtoeherinhersorrow,”youhaveguided

    htrueknoheperiloushegreat

    iugiveyousoadviceayhelpyoutoendthisduel

    ustiablybeed,foryou

    arefightingustnleanylonger

    adn”

    ”hush”shesaid,dashingasidethetearsthatrolledfroereyes.

    ”listento,dear,”intinued.”afterasinglehourstalkh

    theunt,yselftoendureforloveofyou,thoughts

    arebeyheadheavy;hekesdoubtfulofown

    iobu

    theelvesonbrain.ononiasarenotnicated;

    butadnessnsistsinadistorted

    everything,andlurksunderalldiscussions,thenitd

    doesihendsofthosehit.yourpatienceis

    subli,butnotendindisyouforyoursake,for

    thatofyourhtheunt.your

    adorablekindnesshasdehielfish;youhavetreatedhisa

    thertreatsthechildshespoils;butnotoliveand

    youdoit,”isaid,lookingather,”usethentrolyouhave

    overhiyouknoakehibr >

    fearyoure;opposehiserratid

    yourpo,nfinehisdoaralspherejustaswe

    loiaacell.”

    ”dearchild,”shesaid,slingbitterly,”aanhoutaheart

    ghtdoit.butiather;ishouldkeapoorjailer.yes,i

    akeotherssuffer.never”shesaid,”never

    oobtainsogreatandhonorableresult.besides,ishould

    havetoliei,disguisevoiy

    gesturedonotaskofsuchfalsehoods.istaween

    nsieurdertsaufandhischildren,ieivehisblows

    thattheyynotfallonothers;idoallthat,andto

    nore.”

    ”leted,kneelingat

    herfeetandkissingherrobe,ytears.”butifhe

    killsyou”icried.

    shetuedpaleandsaid,liftinghereyestoheaven:

    ”godswillbedone”

    ”doyouknohatthekingsaidtoyourfather,sothatdevilofa

    rtsaufisstillliving”

    ”ajestonthelipsoftheking,”shesaid,”isacried

    here.”

    inspiteofourprecautiohadtrackedus;henowarrived,

    bathedinperspiration,andsatdotreehe

    untesshadstoppedtogivethatrebuke.ibegantotalkaboutthe

    viheuntpnessunder

    thetree.afterafearks,interspersedhpauses

    thatplainedofnauseaandheadache;but

    h

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twespokegently,anddidnotappealtoourpity,ordescribehis

    sufferingsinhisusualexaggerated.

    obed;

    uchlessplaintthanusual.

    ookadvaherespiteanddooourdearterrace

    aiedbydeleine.

    ”letusgetthatboatandgoupontheriver,”saidtheuntessafter

    adeafeightgoandlookatthefishinghis

    goingontoday.”

    oitand

    usedh

    trifles,thesedgesalongthebanksandtheblueand

    greendragoheuntesshatsheo

    enjoysuchpeacefulpleasuresinantgriefs;but

    naturesagicgiftof

    nsolatiosofalovefullofrestraineddesires

    harnizean

    hashevoluptuous

    sheboatvaguelyrespondstothethoughtsthatarefloating

    inhissoul.thelanguidinfluehisdoublepoesy.

    ysteriousgraces;

    lookspassionedrayssharingthelightshedbroadcastbythe

    sunonthegloeadohalonghweflew.

    ourspirit,nolongerkeptdoeasuredtreadofour

    footsteps,tookpossessionoftheuniverse.theaboundingjoyofa

    childatliberty,gracefulinitstioiginitsplay,is

    thelivingexpressionoftselvesby

    beingideallytheedofbyplatoandknoo

    allhhasbeenfilledhablessedlove.todescribeto

    youthathour,notinitsindescribabledetailsbutinitsessence,i

    stsaytoyouthatate

    andinausthehappiness

    ouroscraved;itsoperatedourbeingthattheuntess

    tookoffherglovesaherhandsfloatintheerasiftool

    aninouth,openinglikearoseto

    thebreeze,gavevoiodesire.youknoonyofdeep

    tonesnglingperfectlyhhighonesever,no

    reonyofourthisonehour,h

    nevercaagain.

    ”thebanks

    youown”

    ”nearpontderuan,”shereplied.”ahpont

    deruantoonsieurdertsaufhaslatelyboughtforty

    aeadohthesavingsofthe

    arrearageofhispensiohatsurpriseyou”

    ”surprise”icried;”ihatallthevalleywereyours.”she

    anseile.presentlyebeletoa

    placeheindrehefishingwasgoingon.

    ”artineau”shesaid.

    ”ah,dalatesse,suchbadluckthe

    llthelastthreehours,andhavetakennothing.”

    tochthedrahelast,andall

    threeofussatdoheshadeofa”bouillard,”asortofpoplar

    haebark,hebanksofthedahe

    loireprobablyonthoseoferivers,andsheds,inthe

    springoftheyear,aeandsilkyfluff,theveringofits

    floesshadreveredheraugustserenity;shehalf

    regrettedtheunveilingriefs,ahatshehadcried

    aloudlikejob,insteadofagdalen,agdalen

    houtloves,alas,alities,butnothoutbeautyand

    fragraheatherfeetfulloffish;tench,barbels,

    pike,perouscarp,onthe

    grass.

    ”dabringsluck”exclaidthekeeper.

    allthelaborersopeheireyesastheylookedirationat

    theaohavetouchedthes.justthen

    thehuntsneadoafull

    gallop.feartookpossessionofher.jacqueshus,andthe

    thersfirstthought,asvirgilsopoeticallysays,istopressher

    childrentoherbreasthreatens.

    ”jacquesyboy”

    shedidnotloveifshehadlovedishouldhaveseenuponher

    faceysufferingsthatexpressionofalioness

    indespair.

    ”dalatesse,nsieurleteisworse.”

    shebreathedrefreelyandstartedtoruntohegourde,

    folloeandbydeleine.

    ”folloesloletthedearchild

    overheatherself.youseehoonsieurdertsauftookthat

    intoaperspiration,andsittingunder

    theaybetheisfortune.”

    theidstitation,shohe

    purityofhersoul.thedeathoftheuntasfortuneshereached

    clochegreatrapidity,passingthroughagapinthewall

    andcrossingthefields.iretuedslotesed

    nd,butasthelightningfallsandblaststhegatheredharvest.

    ontheriverihadfanciedibitterly

    thesiyofhereverythingis

    nothing.ilovedhthedesireofalovethatknoitseeks;

    ingtransports,andishe

    pleasuresofthesoulbecauseithershe

    futurekeepsinstore.ifheeloved,itainthatshe

    ks.shelivedby

    feelingsonly,likeasainthgod.iheobjehher

    thoughtsfastenedasbeessuponthebranchofafloree.

    indjealousyireproachedselfthatihaddarednothing,that

    ihadnottightehebondsofatendeessedtoat

    thatilethanreal,bythesofpositive

    possession.

    theuntsillness,causedperhapsbyachilluhetree,

    becaalarnginafeousdoctor

    nadet,butuntilevening.hespentthat

    nightadayatclochegourde.anin

    questofleeches,butthedoctor,thinkingthecaseurgent,o

    bleedtheuely,buthadbroughtnola.iat

    onidstofastorrousedasurgeon,

    nsieurdeslandes,andpelledhioeostcelerity

    toierahe

    bleedingsavedhibutinspiteofthisprelinarysuccessthe

    d

    ...
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    小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twotoryfeverofthekind.theuntess

    ebythefearthatshehesecretcauseofthiscrisis.

    teforexertions,sherelygaveafew

    sles,theequivalentofthekissshehadonyhand.

    faihererseofillicit

    love;butno,theyheatritionofani

    repentaniring

    tendeessforsheregardedasnoblehingherself

    finaryrard

    notasfran

    edtheunionofthetwoloves.

    theuntesshalflay,herbodybentforshanging,ina

    soiledarhathelairofahe

    eveningbeforethedoctordepartedhesaidtotheuntess,who

    hadsatupthenightbefore,thatshestgetaheillness

    wouldbealongone.

    ”anurse”shesaid;”no,nowe,”sheadded,

    lookingat;”.”

    thedoent.the

    akehiuspeent.heprosed

    toetentonsieur

    deslandes,andpoithethreateningsytothatghtoblige

    ustosendforhiiaskedtheuoletsitupthe

    alteatenightsandthen,nothoutdifficulty,ipersuadedhertotobedohirdnight.hehouseilla

    sleepingiheardagroanfroeesrooaywassokeen

    thatitoher.shehecrucifixbathedin

    tears.”god”sheurr,iwill

    neverplainagain.”

    ”youhavelefthishesaidonseeing.

    ”iheardyouaning,andiened.”

    ”oh,i”shesaid;”iaell.”

    onsieurdertsaufe

    doe;bythelightofthela.theuntwas

    oredrohanasleep;his

    handspickedtheunterpariedtodra.

    ”theysaythedyingdothat,”sheodieof

    thisillhatihavecaused,neverarryagain,iswear

    it,”shesaid,stretgherhandoverhisheadn

    gesture.

    ”ihavedonealliuldtosavehi”isaid.

    ”oh,you”shesaid,”yood;itisiguilty.”

    shestoopedtothatdisloredbroit

    andlaidakisstheresolely;butisahoutjoy,thatshe

    diditasanexpiation.

    ”blanche,iahirsty,”saidtheuntinafeeblevoice.

    ”youseeheknoe,”shesaidgivinghiodrink.

    heraaohieedtototakethe

    feelingsthatboundustogetherandiolatetheothesi.

    ”hee,”isaid,”goa,ieyou.”

    ”norehee,”shesaid,interruptingperioushaste.

    ”gotobedifyouselfwould

    orderyoutobecareful;itisacaseesa

    virtue.”

    ”yes,”shesaid.

    shendingherhusbandtocarebyagestureh

    edlikeapproagdeliriufchildlikegracehadnot

    beehesuppligforcesofrepentathese

    errible,judgedbythehabitualstateofthatpuresoul;it

    alard;ifearedtheexaltationofhernsce.hedoctor

    thenatureofpureheesself

    reproaonsieurets

    suspitoquietthedistressofthatnoblesoul

    bytellihatinanycasetheunthadtopassthroughthis

    ainingtherehaddone

    regoodthanharydevelopingthedisease.

    forfiftytheunthoveredbeth.hee

    andieasieurde

    rtsaufoandtothecarefulexactitude

    onsieuret.likeall

    philosophicalphysis,ionofpasses

    beforetheustifiesnyadoubtofionsheyareonly

    theaan,iess

    andinourrivalryofdevotion,uldnothelpgus,h

    scrutinizingglances,soafraideivedinhis

    adration.

    ”indiseasesofthisnature,”hesaidtoathisthirdvisit,”death

    hasapooralnaturehatisseriously

    disturbed,asitisinthisily,thenurses

    holdthepatientslifeintheirhands;sotisasingleword,a

    fearexpressedbyagesture,hastheeffectofpoison.”

    ashespetstudiedfadexpression;buthesay

    eyestheclearlookofasoul.infactduringtheourse

    ofthisdistressingillhereneverpassedthroughnda

    singleoheinvoluntaryevilthoughtsetissear

    thenscesoftheiothoseudynatureinits

    grandeurasailation.theral

    ustundoubtedlyberuledbyananalogousprinciple.inanpure

    sphereallispure.theatsphereofheavenyhee;

    itseedasthoughanevildesirestforeverpartfroer.thus

    shenotonlystoodforhappiness,butforvirtue;sheue.

    findingusaltehedoctorswords

    aookatoneofrespedevenpity;heseedtosayto

    hielf,”herearetherealsufferers;theyhidetheirills,and

    fetthe”byafortunatege,oourexcellent

    doonenoughielyshattered,nsieur

    dertsaufplaitle,andshowed

    surprisingdocility,he,plestthing

    issiontodicalcare,

    erlysoderided,edreadofdeath;another

    ntradianoftriedurage.thisdreadyperhaps

    explainseveralotherpeculiaritiesinthecharacterhecruel

    yearsofexilehaddeveloped.

    shalliadttoyou,natalie,ahesefifty

    daysahatfolloontsof

    life.love,inthecelestialspacesofthesoulislikeanobleriver

    flhavalley;therains,thebrooks,thetorrentshieto

    it,thetreesfalluponitssurface,sodotheflohegravelof

    itsshores,therots;storaeringtribute

    ofthecrystalstre

    ...
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    estolove

    thefirstgreatdangerover,theuntessandigreedto

    illness.inspiteofthenfusionhecareofthesitails,

    theuntsroooncesountidy,ing.soonwe

    island,footonlydo

    aiesisolate,buttheybrushasideaspettytheionsof

    theanobligedustohavepointsof

    ntactstanya

    tiourhands,shyortidforrly,tinsoservicethatwe

    reheunty

    heeabsorbedinadutyparabletothatofasoldieratthe

    pietisonherlap,a

    hastyalatedathousandlittleattentions.wewere

    likechildrenatagrave.sheesharplytoprepare

    ighteasethesieina

    hutyeualdangerobscured,asit

    doesdurile,thesubtiledistinserize

    thefactsofordinarylife,shenecessarilylaidasidethereserve

    ehestuional,preserveintheirlooks

    andily.atthe

    firstych,

    oinggarnteohedazzling

    treasuresthatinfollyihadtreatedasown.alwaysdignified,

    nayiosing,sheuldstillbefaliar.

    thusitcatopassthatate,

    halfrriedasitonfiding,assure

    ofasshehustakendeeperanddeeperinto

    herheart.theuntessbeorehee,hee

    nstraiolovehincreasingstrengththefriendwhoendeavored

    tobehersendsoul.herhanduinglytheleast

    soliyeyesittedtofollohdelightthelines

    ofherbeautyduringthelonghourseheunts

    breathing,theirsight.theagrepleasures

    pathizinglooks,wordsspokenin

    toheunt,hopesandfearsrepeatedandagain

    repeated,inshort,thethousandisofthefusionofts

    longseparatedstandoutinbrightarrayuponthesorebackground

    oftheactualse.oursoulskheirdepthsunder

    thistest,anyaaffeisuobear,findinglife

    tooheavyortoofliyintheclosebondsofhourlyinterurse.

    youknoaster;hohe

    affairsoflifeseeoetoastandstill.thoughtherealcareof

    thefalyaefelluposauf,theuntwas

    usefuliransactedbusiness

    hhisbailiff,andreceivedtherents;ifshehesoul,hewas

    thebody.inoadeselfherstehatsheuldhe

    untatter

    ofurse,infacte.itnion

    toshareherfalyitherorders.intheeveningswe

    oftentinherrooodiscusstheseisandthoseofher

    blaheretoour

    transite.hetotakea

    husbandsplace,givinghisseatattable,sendingtotalkh

    thebailiff,allinperfeoce,yetnothoutthatinward

    pleasurethestvirtuousaninthehenshefinds

    aurserictobedieodutyaisfaofher

    bined.

    nullified,asitheuntnolongeroppressedhis

    eheaturalself;she

    busiedherselfyaffairsandshoeathousandkindnesses.

    hindathought,vaguelynceived

    perhaps,butexquisitelyexpressed,naly,toshoethefullvalue

    ofherpersonandherqualitiesahegethatwould

    eoverherifsheliveduood.thisflointheld

    atsphereofsuygaze,andtoneonly;she

    tookaschdelightiingprehendherasifeltin

    studyinghereinall

    thetriflingthingsofdailylifehouchihoughts.

    ytuofg,itobedalate,

    heee;jacquesand

    deleineplayedelsehoughneverorderedtodoso;she

    iedexybreakfastherselfah,h

    sparklingpleasureinhervents,sy,

    lynxeyedperceptionandthencaationonhercheeks,

    quiveringsinhervoice

    suchexpansionsofthesoulbedescribedinwords

    oftesoflassitude

    e,asforherchildren,shefoundfresh

    strengthandsprangupeagerlyandjoyfully.hooshedher

    tendeesslikesuheairah,natalie,soensharethe

    privilegesofangelsherebeloheydiffusethatlight

    rtieriousphilosopher,declaredtobeintelligent,

    lodious,andperfud.sureofdiscretion,heook

    pleasureinraisiaine

    teheanboundhandandfootein

    spiteofherseverity,andtheanfreed,nessshould

    keloveetealedertsaufhe

    skylarkofbengal,transportedtoourldeurope,ufulonits

    perch,silentanddyinginthecageofanaturalist;heehe

    singingbirdoforientalpoeingrovesbesidetheganges,flying

    froranchtobranchlikealiviherosesofa

    volkariathateverbloo.herbeautygreorebeautiful,hernd

    reveredstrength.thentinualsparkleofthishappinesswasa

    secretbetinis,

    therepresentativeoftheaskedherh

    playfulness,aheproofsofhertehebanner

    ofgratitude.

    ”yourfriendshiptoaseveretest,felix;aygiveyou

    thesarightsonsieurlabbe”she

    saidoneday.

    thesteabbeansileofanan

    heartaspurity;fortheuntesshealhe

    respegledhadorationheangelsinspire.teduring

    thosefiftydaystheuntesspassedbeyosinhwe

    heldouraffeentswereshroudedina

    veil,neverlifteduntilthefinalhourwh

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twenavoe.oneing,

    duringthefirstdaysoftheuntsillness,edher

    harshtreatntinhdraheiprivilegesshehad

    franted,iyuch

    fatigued,ifellasleep,headagainstthewall.iwakenedsuddenly

    atthetouethingoluponforeheadea

    sensationasifarosehadrestedthere.iopenedeyesandsahe

    untess,standingafee.”

    irosetoleavetheroobutasibadehergoodbyeitookherhand;

    itoistandtreling.

    ”areyouill”isaid.

    ”hatquestion”shereplied.

    ilookedatherblushingandnfused.”iing,”ireplied.

    ai,onsieurethadannouncedpositivelythatthe

    unt,iadeleihe

    stepoftheportiionagaofspillikinshwewere

    playingadeofpins;nsieurde

    rtsaufforhishorsetobe

    haessed,onsieuret

    ynotighisdeparture.afterheleft,hee

    leanedagainsttheeti

    eveningshesky

    ispperloredahsendsupangtheeyriad

    nglingnoises.alastrayofsunlightheroofs,the

    floedtheair,thebellsofthecattle

    retuingtotheirstallssouhedistance.wewereall

    nftothesileheeveninghourandhushingourvoices

    thatight.suddenly,iheardthegutturalsound

    ofasobviolentlysuppressed;irushedintothesalonandfoundthe

    untesssittingbythehherhandkerchieftoherface.she

    heardstepanddeanieriousgesture,ndingtoleave

    her.iyheartstabbedhfear,andtriedtotake

    herhandkerchiefahedintearsandshe

    fledintoherrooleaveagainuntilthehourfor

    eveningprayer.hatotheterradasked

    theotion;sheaffectedayandexplai

    bytheneonsieurethadgivenher.

    ”hee,hee,youkneyouweeping.

    betealieisnstrous.etodry

    yourtearsine”

    ”iethisillnesshasbeenahalt

    inpain.noonsieurdertsaufifearfor

    self.”

    she.theuntsreverytestedbytheretuof

    hisfantastichur.hebeganbysayingthathertheuntess,nor

    i,northedoctorhadkno;

    ofhisnstitutionandalsoofhisdisease;isuoodhis

    sufferingsandthenecessaryredies.et,infatuatedhhisown

    does,hadstakenthecase,heoughttohaveattendedonlyto

    thepylorus.onedayhelookedatusliciously,hanairof

    havingguessedourthoughts,andsaidtohisile,”now,

    dear,ifihaddiedyoue,nodoubt,butpray

    adtyned.”

    ”yes,ishouldhaveuedyouinpinkandblack,urtuing,”

    sheansarks.

    butithisfood,hedoctorinsistedon

    regulating,thatsesofviolendookplace,

    uhathadhithertooccurred;forthecharacteroftheunt

    oreviolentforhavingsluered.theuntess,fortified

    bythedoulated

    tooby,eanstoteachherto

    exerciseauthorityovertheunt,heldoutagainsthisviolence.she

    shofronttohisdentedcries,andeveo

    hisinsultihets,takinghiorhehe

    happinessofatlastseeiakethereinsinhandandgovethat

    unsoundnd.theuntcriedout,butheobeyed;andheobeyedall

    thebetteradeanoutcry.butinspiteoftheevidenceoodresults,heeoftenaciated,

    feebleoldn,haforeheadyellohanthefallingleaves,his

    eyesbling.shebladherselffortooch

    severity,anduldthejoyshesawinhiseyeswhen,in

    asuringouthisfood,shegavehiorethaorallowed.she

    entleandgrathanshehadbeento;but

    thereyhearthjoy.shewas

    notuiscalledherservantstouponthe

    untplainedofnot

    beinguood.

    theuntessoretuthankstogodfortheuntsrevery;

    shedirectedasstobesaid,andaskedifiakeherto

    church.ididso,butileftheratthedoor,andonsieur

    anddayretushereproached.

    ”hee,”isaid,”iotbefalse.iyselfintothe

    yenefroroattokeephi,butietthewrong.”

    sheyar

    ”youareanangel,andyouhanksgiving,”isaid,

    ntinuing.”thetheroftheprihepeacethe

    handsofanangrypopulacetokillher,andhequeen

    asked,enare

    everthus.ian,andnecessarilyierfect.”

    ”dontyar”perhapsyou

    arerehythani.”

    ”yes,”ireplied,”forieityforadayofhappiness,

    andyou”

    ”i”shesaidhaughtily.

    iyeyestoescapethelightningofhers.

    ”thereisnyaniin,”shesaid.”ofhose

    adeleine,”areonefelix,”she

    eselfishoughtito

    sacrificeeteitytoreehislifethe

    thoughtisdreadful;itention.ulda

    ansofallenriseagainheseare

    questionsyouforsider.yes,ibetrayatlastthesecret

    of;oftendoi

    expiateitbypenaoatfor

    yesterday”

    ”doyounotgivetoogreatiortanon

    enholdatahighprid”

    ”oh”shesaid,interrupting;”doyouholdthetalower”

    thislogient.

    ”knohis,”shentinued.”

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twighthavethebaseoabandonthat

    pooroldn;but,friend,thoseotherfeeble

    adeleineandjacques,ainh

    theirfather.doyouthink,iaskyoudoyouthinktheywouldbealive

    ihsuheinsanedonionofthatniffailure

    ofdutynyself”anobleslecrossedherface.”but

    shallikilled.”hese

    thingsrry,adie”

    shesaidtheonesobitter,sohollohattheystifled

    therenstranypassion.

    ”youutteredcriesthatdaybehey

    criesherebehesealders,thatisall,”isaid;”iwillbe

    silentheh.”

    ”yenerosityshas,”shesaid,raisinghereyestoheaven.

    heterradfousittinginachair,inthe

    sun.thesightofthatsunkenface,scarcelybrightenedbyafeeble

    sle,extinguishedthelastflasthatcafroheashes.ileaned

    againstthebalustradeandhepictureofthatpoork,

    bethhervigils,wo

    outbyextrefatigue,bythefears,perhapsalsobythejoysof

    theseterriblenths,buttheetions

    shehadjustpassedthrough.atthesightofthatsufferingfaly

    behetrelingleafagethroughhegraylightofacloudy

    autuskycadiy,ifeltearuptureofthebondsh

    holdthebodytothespirit.thereethenthatralspleen

    heysay,thestrolersknohecrisisoftheir

    bats,aspeadnessakesahebravest

    n,abigotofanunbeliever,andrehoseitgraspsindifferent

    toallthiovitalsentints,tohonor,toloveforthe

    doubtitbringstakesfrostheknos

    ustheveryriess

    ofyanizationdeliversovertothissterious,fatalpower,

    hethoughtsthat

    rosee,anddending,likethean,”whereisnohy

    god”iuldraiearsthatrolleddoycheeks.

    ”adeleineinherchildishvoice.

    thenheeputtoflightthesedarkhorrorsofthendbyalook

    oftendersoli.just

    thentheoldhuntsnbroughtaletterfroours,atsightof

    adeasuddenadadertsauf

    trele.isayrecall.i

    gavehertheletterandshereaditataglance.

    ”e”sherred,beholdingherdesertsunless.

    oastuporofthoughthoppressedusequally;neverhad

    orestronglyhoooher.the

    untess,eveo

    haveahadlostsochordsandothers

    oveic,hereyeshout

    light.ibeggedhertotellherthoughts.

    ”haveiany”sherepliedinadazedway.

    shedreeintoherchaer,desituponthesofa,tooka

    packagefrohedrae,

    saying:”thishairhasfallenfroyheadduriyear;take

    it,itisyours;youedayknohy.”

    sloeetherbroylips.i

    kissedhersacredly,pure

    iulse,butsolely,akethe

    saerelye,asididohevergeofthe

    precipiceifloveogiveherselfuldshehave

    ,thatholylook;hatpure

    voiceofhers,”youarenotangrye,areyou”

    ileftthatevening;shepanyontheroadto

    frapesle;andytree.ishotoher,and

    toldherhothatspot.

    ”thevalleyifulthen”icried.

    ”andnokly.

    ”youareberee,andthevalleyisours”

    shebohatintoher

    carriageinealone.

    ooparisiook

    alltiaoutofsociety,e.i

    rresposauf,aherjoualoncea

    onth.itudeyet

    teeng,likethosesequesteredspots,bloongunknohihad

    sotisfoundihstheflowersfor

    poe.

    oh,youaketheseobligationsonyou;acceptthesedaily

    duties,likethosethechurchiosesuponchristians.therigorous

    observananfaithntaiidetheyploughthe

    furroyinthesoulbythedailyrepetitionofactshkeep

    alivethesenseofhopeandfear.sentintsflolearerinfurrowed

    els;theyrefreshtheheart,they

    fertilizethelifefroheabundanttreasuresofahiddenfaith,the

    sourcedivineinhesihoughtofasingleloveis

    ltipliedindefinitely.

    love,aneiddleagesandofchivalry,

    nothohekingandtheducdelenonurthadspokenofit.

    frohatupperspheretherontian

    piouslyadabeautifulaefroheworld,nobleinher

    solitude,faithfulhoutsupporttoduty,spread,nodoubtquickly,

    throughthefaubst.gerin.inthesalonsiheobjectof

    earrassingnotice;forretiredlifehasadvantageshifonce

    experieheburdenofanstantsocialinterurse

    insupportable.certainndsarepainfullyaffectedbyviolent

    ntrasts,justaseyesaccustodtosoftlorsarehurtbyglaring

    light.thisynditionthen;youybesurprisedatitno

    havepatieheinnsistehevandeodaywillbe

    explaioyou.

    ifoundsoostkind.aftertherriageof

    theduersplendorandtheglory

    ofthefreesrevived.thealliedoccupationwasover,

    prosperityreappeared,enjoyntsed

    personages,illustriousbyrank,probyfortune,cafroll

    partsofeuropetothecapitaloftheintellect,eritsand

    thevicesofotheruntriesagnifiedahe

    charoffrentellect.

    fiventhsafterleavingygoodahe

    ddleoftheeoftheserious

    illnessofherson.

    ...
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    fearsforthefuture;thedoctorsaidthatprecautionsessary

    forhislungsthesuggestionofaterribleideathe

    thersheartinuing.hardlyhadjacquesbeguntonvalesce,

    andsheuldbreatheagaihelluneasy.that

    prettyplant,hadlatelyreothersculture,

    ic.theuntess,by

    jacqueslongillness,foundne,shesaid,tobearthis

    additionalbloheeverpreseacleofthesetwodear

    failiofher

    husbahusthestupbythe

    rootsthehopesthat.she

    thercyoftheunt;to

    regainallthegroundhehadlost.

    ”ystrengthiseloyedinychildren,”she

    ployitagainstnsieurdertsauf;

    hofightingagainst

    deathstandioday,aloneandfeebled,bethese

    tagesofufulfate,iaverpohdisgust,

    invincibledisgustforlife.blooaffe

    iansotionlessoerrace,scarcelya

    signoflifeabouthiexceptinthosedeareyes,largeby

    eciation,holloanand,oh,fatalsign,fullof

    preciousintelligerastinghhisphysicaldebility.wheni

    lookatprettydeleine,oning,

    nototohavepaled;

    shetusalanguishinglookuponasifbiddingfarewell;

    nothingrousesher,nothisher.inspiteofalleffortsi

    usechildren;theysleat,buttheirsleisonlyin

    ansyes,itdoesnotefrohetheyweep

    becausetheyhaventhtoplaye.sufferinghasenfeebled

    theirto

    .

    ”thusyousieurde

    rtsaufnoyfriendyou,glory”she

    ustindeedloveestill;to

    lovecallous,ungrateful,tuedtostonebygrief.”

    chapteriii

    theten

    ite,oredeeplyvedinwhole

    being,hatsoultorovetosendthe

    lunousbreezeoftheingsandthehopeoftheed

    evenings,thatit,inthesalonsoftheelyseebourbon,oneof

    thoseillustriousladiesnsely

    riilyallsalliance

    the,rriedtoohestdistinguishedoldnofthe

    britishpeerage,ithelessevidentthattheseadvantages

    ereaanners,

    and,allofquality

    chard.sheoresecurelyover

    parisiansoostnecessaryto

    success,thehandofironinthevelvetglovespokenofby

    beadotte.

    youknohesingularcharacteristicsofenglishpeople,thedistance

    andldnessoftheiroand

    inapropernner.hunity

    seetobeananthilloread;theyknoheir

    speciesexceptthefeitintotheircircle;theyignoreeven

    thelanguageoftherest;tonguesyveandeyesyseeintheir

    presen;tothethe

    peopleareasiftheyageoftheir

    oati

    everystationoflife,heexerciseofvirtueappearstobethe

    necessaryaeifications

    ofpolishedsteelrisearoundtheenglishanbehindthegoldenwires

    ofherhouseholdcagehefeedboxandthedrinkingcup,the

    perakeher

    irresistiblyattraarriedenso

    rigidlybethetwo

    extresofdeathorsothereisnoddlepath

    beteandhoherthepletedoritdoesnot

    exist;itisalloothing,haets”tobeoottobe.”this

    alteative,upledsofher

    untryhavetrainedher,keanenglishanabeingapartinthe

    ure,forcedtobevirtuousyetreadyto

    yield,olivealieinherheart,yetdelightfulinoutward

    appearaheseenglishresteverythingonappearances.hence

    thespeforalovehis

    alltheirlife;thenutenessoftheircarefortheirpersons;the

    deliinglyrehefausse

    ofrooandjulietiroke,shakespearesgenius

    depictedhisuntryen.

    you,sonythings,itellyouthatyoudonot

    knoperableapparentlybuteasily

    fathod,entsto

    satietybynevervaryingtheeonly,their

    voiselves,itistrue,andhe

    theressespartofthepoetryofthesenses,as

    heestringsofhislyre.you

    kionshthe

    ressofdudleyhadadisastrouscelebrity.atanagehe

    senseshavedonionoverourndudycasetheyhad

    beenviolentlyrepressedbycirces,theigeofthesaint

    bearinghersloartyrdoty

    ndthatioresistallsedus.ithelustreof

    thisfidelityyresistance

    stilatedherpassion.any

    englishan,hespiceofsingularity;sheedpepper,

    capsieedndintsto

    excitetheirappetite.thedulllanguorfortothelivesofthese

    enbythenstantperfe,the

    thoditoadorethe

    rontidtoedifficulty.iojudgeof

    suore

    iassionedladydudleybeca.thestruggle,inhshegloried,

    excitedthecuriosityofseveralpersons,andthisinitselfwasa

    forfhappinessindd

    ...
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    ahighthavebeensavedifsogoodfriendhadtheedto

    heryrelatiosauf.

    ”iadeath,”shesaid,”oftheseturtledovesighings.”

    ycri,iaskyoutoobserve,natalie,

    thatanhasfeeansofresistingaanthanshehasof

    esannersforbidsthebrutalityofrepressing

    aao

    ours,butisioseduponyoubyions.hus,onthe

    ntrary,sounaseselfridiculesa

    y;onopolyofthatvirtue,thatyouy

    havetheprivilegeofgrantingusfavors;butreversethecase,and

    nsu.

    thoughprotectedbylove,iofaobewholly

    insensibletothetriplesedusofpride,devotion,ay.

    yfeetthehogeofaballroohereshe

    reignedaqueen,ytaste

    approvedofherdress,andbledhpleasureonseeing

    thatshepleased,iotion.besides,she

    occupiedasocialpositionescapeher;iuldnot

    refuseinvitationsinthediploticcircle;herrankadttedher

    everyendisplaytoobtain

    pleasesthesheoftenntrivedthatthestressofthehouse

    shouldplacebesideheratdinner.onsuchoccasionsshespokein

    loyear.”ifiedertsauf,”she

    saidonitherselfha

    laughinnyhuleisedadiscretionequaltoany

    test,andevehatierelysufferhertolove.”your

    friendalistresslast,after

    aneveningadeherselfsobeautifulthatsheain

    tohaveexciteddesires,shecato.thesdalresounded

    throughengland,hearistocracywashorrifiedlikeheaven

    itselfatthefallofitshighestangel.ladydudleyabandonedher

    plathebritisheyrean,gaveupherh,andendeavoredto

    eclipsebyhersacrificesheruehadbeenthecauseofthis

    greatdisaster.shetookdelight,likethedevilonthepinnacleof

    thetele,iheri.

    read,iprayyou,atterneofthe

    stiingprobleofhunlife,aen

    aresubjected,andoexplain,ifonlytoplacea

    an,soslender,so

    fragile,thislkissive,sentle,herbrohehairthatcrosofairand

    fihistenderan,and

    fugitive,has,intruth,anironnature.nohorse,notterhowfiery

    heybe,querhervigorous,orstriveagainstthathand

    sosoftinappearaired.shehasthefootofadoe,a

    thin,scularlittlefoot,indescribablygracefulinoutline.sheis

    sthatshefearsnle;notfollowheron

    horseback;sheeeplechaseagainstataur;she

    bringdoaghoutstoppingherhorse.herbodynever

    perspires;itihefireoftheatsphere,andlivesiner

    underpainofnotlivingatall.herloveisafri;herdesiresare

    likethehedesertthedesert,orridexpanseis

    inhereyes,theazure,lovelade,hitsgelessskies,

    itsolandstarrynights.antrasttoclochegourdetheeast

    aureforher

    oent,theotherexudinghersoul,ingherdearonesin

    herlunousatsphere;theonequidsleheotherslowand

    ssive.

    haveyoueverrefleeaningofthennersand

    oralsofenglandisitnotthedeifiattera

    ,judiciouslyapplied

    notteraybesaidagainstthestatent,englandis

    terialist,possiblyshedoesnotknoto

    religionandrality,froality,the

    catholicsoul,isabsent;anditsfructifyinggranotbereplaced

    byanyunterfeit,hoaybe.england

    possessesinthehighestdegreethatsceofexistenceus

    toaateriality;thescethatkesher

    ensslippersthestexquisiteslippersintheo

    theirlinenineffablefragrance,liheirdrahcedar,

    servesteacarefullydraacertainhour,banishesdust,nails

    thecarpetstothefloorsineveryerofthehouse,brushesthe

    cellarhekhefrontdoor,oilsthesprings

    oftheakestteranutritiveanddownypulp,

    andshining,iofent

    andthefrightfulnotonyoffortinalifehoutntrasts,

    deprivedofspoy,andallinoneakesa

    eofyou.

    thusisuddenlycatoknoofthisbritishluxury,a

    anonghersex;einthes

    ofaloveexcitedbyindifferendtothethofhi

    opposedastentineneofthoselovespossessedof

    chararicityoftheiroothe

    skiesthroughtheivatesofsluer,orbearusthitherontheir

    poonstrouslyungrateful,the

    bodiesofthoseitkills;loveery,acruellove,

    reselingthepolicyoftheenglishnation;alovetoh,alas,

    stnyield.youuandtheprobleanisposedoftter

    andspirit;anilityestoitsendinhiandtheangelbeginsin

    hithereliesthestrugglehrough,bethefuture

    destinyofheinfluenceofanterior

    instinctsfroched,caalloveand

    divinelove.oneheanotherabstainsaltogether;so

    thereare

    thean

    theuniverse;sofloatirresolutelybetatter

    andthejoysofsoul,othersspiritualizethebody,requiringofit

    thatotgive.

    if,thinkiheseleadingcharacteristicsoflove,youtakeinto

    atthedislikesandtheaffihe

    diversityanis,anderbreakallties

    bethosefullytriedeachother;ifyouaddtothis

    thestakesarisingfrohehopesofthoseore

    particularlyeitherbyth

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tweirnds,orbytheirhearts,orbya,

    isuood

    inthecloseassociationinerparts,

    findtheelves,youindulgenceforsorrooh

    theiless.ifiedtheinstincts,

    ans,appetites,theviatterof

    ade;sheistressofthebody;dade

    rtsaufistress

    satisfieshasitslits;tterisfisiqualities

    haveaainedforce,itiscapableofsaturation;oftea

    voideveninparis,nearladydudley.infinitudeistheregionofthe

    heart,lovehadnolitsatclochegourde.ilovedladydudley

    passionately;andalinheragnifit,

    sheind;hersparklingandsatirical

    ionhadaiadoredhee.atnighti

    oingorse.

    soehearttohidetheirjealousyuoneofangelic

    kiheyare,likeladydudley,overthirtyyearsofage.such

    enknoofeelandhoocalculate;theypressoutthejuices

    oftodayandthinkofthefuturealso;theystifleaan,often

    anaturalone,anoawound

    intheardorofthechase.ede

    rtsauf,arabellaendeavoredtokillherinsoul,wheresheever

    foundher,herohthensciousnessofthat

    invinphbyparisonsu

    toheradvantage,sheplaining,or

    inquisitive,asarestyoungen;but,likealionesswhohas

    seizedherpreyandcarriesittoherlairtodevour,shechedthat

    nothingshoulddisturbherfeast,andguardedlikearebellious

    captive.ietoheeunderherveryeyes,butsheneverread

    alineofletters;sheneversoughtinanythey

    yliberty;sheseedtosaytoherself,”ifi

    losehitshallbeo,”andsheproudlyreliedonalove

    thateherlifehadiaskedforit,infactshe

    oftentoldthatifilefthershewouldkillherself.ihaveheard

    herpraisethecustofindianselvesupontheir

    husbandsgrave.”inindiathatisadistinreservedforthe

    higherclasses,”shesaid,”andisverylittleuoodby

    europeans,andingthegrandeurofthe

    privilege;youstadt,hohatonthedeadlevelofour

    decustoaristocrarisetogreatnessonlythrough

    unparalleleddevotions.hoiddleclassesthatthe

    bloodinveinsisnotthesaastheirs,unlessishothati

    ondsandsatins

    andhorsesevenatsofar,tobesacredtous,for

    anyonebuyana.buttolove,hourheadsup,indefianceof

    laodiefortheidolhthesheetsofourbed

    forashroud;tolayearthandheavenathisfeet,robbingthe

    alghtyofhisrighttokeagod,aobetraythatn,

    never,never,evenforvirtuessake,for,torefusehinythingin

    thenaofdutyistodevoteourselvestosothingthatisnothe,

    ahatsothingbeanoraisbetrayalallthe

    sa,theseareheightstonenotattain;they

    knoatteroffacthegreathighroadofvirtue,or

    theddypathoftheurtesan.”

    pride,yousee,ent;sheflatteredallvanitiesby

    deifyingthesheputsohighthatsheghtliveatfeet;in

    fact,thesedusofherspiriterallyexpressedbyan

    attitudeofsubserviendherpletesubssion.inwords

    shallidesonthsiing

    enjoynts,intheshesofalovefertileinpleasuresandknowing

    hohacleveessleaedbylongexperie

    hidingthatknohthetransportsofpassion.these

    pleasures,thesuddeionofthepoetryofthesenses,

    nstitutethepoentoehan

    they.itistheofthegalleyslave;itleavesanineffaceable

    branduponthesoul,fillingithdisgustforpureandi

    lovedeckedhflohservesnoalholincuriously

    chasedcupsinlaidhjehunquenchablefires.

    recallingearlydreaofpleasuresiknehingof,expressedat

    y”sela,”thevoiyfloh

    theunionofsoulsrendersallthereardent,ifoundny

    sophistriesbyyselfthedelighthhi

    draihatjey

    souldiseselffrohebodyandfloatedfarfroarth,i

    thoughtthatthesepleasuresghtbetheansofabolishingtter

    andofrenderingtothespirititspoetislady

    dudley,likeotheren,profitedbytheexaltationino

    bindbyproses;uhelashofadesiresheies

    froylipsagainsttheaclochegourde.oraitori

    beortsauf,inthe

    toheladshehadfirstkneblueat;but,i

    adtit,hergiftofsendsightterrifiedhought

    ruintheindisy

    hopes.often,iofpleasureasuddenhorrorseized;i

    heardthenaofheeutteredbyavoie,likethatin

    thescriptures,dending:”,hybrotherabel”

    atlastlettersreinedunanshhorrible

    ayandoleaveforclochegourde.arabelladidnotoppose

    it,butshetalkedofayingtotouraine.herans

    toldherthatthejoueyghtbeaansoffinallydetag

    froerrival;hfearandguilelesslyunsuspicious,

    didhetrapshesetfor.ladydudleyherselfproposedthe

    hulestncessions.sheayours,atalittleuntry

    place,alone,disguised;shegoingoutintheday

    ti,andoheeveninglikelyto

    beabout.ilefttoursonhorsebay

    eveherinewasan

    arabaress,andh

    shehadlatelyexouspibrandt

    ainedinsosingularahnowhangsinher

    drainlondon.itooktheroadihadtraversedonfootsix

    yearsearlierandstoppedbehereisaw

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twdadertsaufinaedressstandingattheedgeofthe

    terrastantlyirodetohthespeedoflightning,in

    astraightlineandacrossuntry.sheheardthestrideofthe

    supsuddenlyatthe

    terrace,shesaidto:”oh,youhere”

    thosethreee.shekreachery.oldher

    herther,e.thefeeble,

    indifferentvoicesofulloflife,thedullpallorofitstones

    revealedasettledgrief,exhalingthebreathoffloa

    topestofiy,likethosefreshetsoftheloire

    eadoeinsand,hadtoitshrough

    hersoul,leaviheverdureclothedthefields.

    iledhorsethroughthelittlegate;helaydoy

    ndaess,efored,”a

    fineanil”shestoodslestishouldtrytotakeher

    hand;iguessedheraning.

    ”ionsieurdertsaufknowyouarehere,”shesaid,leaving

    .

    istoodstill,nfounded,lettinghergo,gher,alwaysnoble,

    sloerthanihadeverseenher;onherbrohe

    yelloprintofbitterestlancholy,herheadbentlikealily

    heavyhrain.

    ”hee”ianabouttodie.

    shedidnottuorpause;shedisdaiosaythatshe

    thatna,butshedidnotansay

    feelpaltryandsllinthisdreadfulvaleoflifeyriadsof

    hunbeingshesurfaallindeed

    angthatousspaces

    thebutiliationuldequalthathhi

    ountinghevehe

    terracesofherchateauofclochegourde,theprideaureof

    thatprecationh

    ghthavekilledherhadsheheardit,sheeas

    soleaveallfod.ireinedlostinahought,

    nsiseryonallsides.presentlyisahewhole

    falyingdohtheeageessofhisage.

    deleine,agazelleoufuleyes,other.

    nsieurdertsaufetohind

    kissedonbothcheeksgout,”felix,iknohatiowed

    youlife.”

    dadertsaufstoodeduringthislittle

    se,underpretextofshoadeleine.

    ”ha,thedevilthatsenare,”criedtheunt;”adring

    yourhorse”

    deleiued,caupto,andikissedherhand,lookingatthe

    untess,olored.

    ”deleineseechbetter,”isaid.

    ”poorlittlegirl”saidtheuntess,kissingheronherforehead.

    ”yes,forthetibeingtheyareallheunt.

    ”except,felix;iasbatteredasanoldtotofall.”

    ”thegeneralisstilldepressed,”irerkedtodadertsauf.

    ””she

    replied.

    theyohevineyardhthefeelingthat

    soseriouseventhadhappened.shehadnoe.

    still,i.

    ”butaboutyourhorseheatteo”saidtheunt.

    ”youseeiaand,”

    rerkedtheuntess.

    ”etodothings,anda

    tinottodothe”

    ”i,”isaid,findingthissreeting

    intolerable.”selfygroobr >

    isingbytheachfrohinon;hedown.”

    ”isupposeyrland,”shesaid.

    ”thatisefro”rerkedtheunt,whogrew

    cheerfulinproportionashiseddepressed.herldnessgave

    hinopportunitytoopposeher,andheoveredh

    friendliness.

    ”dearfelix,”hesaid,takinghand,andpressingit

    affeadadertsauf;enareso

    sical.butitisootheirheyothavethe

    evennessofteeroourstrengthofcharacter.shereally

    lovesyou,ikno;only”

    ovedaway

    frossoastoleaveusalone.

    ”felix,”saidtheunt,inalohisas

    noothehousehhertknois

    goingonisaufsnd,butforthelastsixweeksher

    dispositionhaspletelyged.she,sogentle,sodevoted

    hitherto,isnoraordinarilypeevish.”

    tetoldlaterthattheuntesshadfallenintoastateof

    depressionadeherindifferenttotheuntsprovocations.no

    longerfindingasoftsubstanhisarrows,

    thenbecaasuneasyasachildhepooriis

    torntingceasestove.henoan

    needsahelper.

    ”trytoquestiosauf,”hesaidafterapause,”andfind

    outatter.aanalherhusband;

    butperhapssheellyoutroublesher.irifice

    everythingtokeherhappy,eventohalfreiningdaysorhalf

    fortune.sheisnecessarytoverylife.ifihavenotthatangel

    atsideasigroosten.ido

    desiretodieeasy.tellherishallnotbeherelongtotroubleher.

    yes,felix,poorfriend,iaoingfast,ikno.ihidethe

    fataltruthfroveryone;beforehandthe

    troubleisintheorifiach,friend.ihaveatlast

    disveredthetrueysensibilitythat

    iskilling.indeed,allourfeelingsaffectthegastritre.”

    ”thendoyouan,”isaid,sling,”thatthebestheartedpeopledie

    oftheirstochs”

    ”dontlaugh,felix;nothingisreabsolutelytrue.tookeena

    sensibilityinpathetierve;these

    exuusrahestoa

    stateofnstantirritation.ifthisstatentidera

    firstinsensibly,thedigestivefuns;thesecretionsge,the

    appetiteisiaired,andthedigestionbeescapricious;sharp

    pai;theygroorefrequent;then

    thedisorderestoacrisis,asifaslohe

    alintaryal;theusrahis,thevalveofthe

    pylorusbeesinduratedandforascirrhus,ofhepatient

    dies.ydearfriend.theinduration

    isproyyelloy

    feverisheyes,exc

    ...
正文 第59节
    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw小说站  www.xsz.twessivethinness.iaeringais

    tobedoneibroughttheseedsofthediseasehoefrohe

    egration;heavenkne,h

    ghthaverepairedthesoothingulceratednd

    increasedthedidifindceaselessfearsforthe

    ake,enoeshrequired

    greatprivations,poseuponandthen,itellthistonone

    butyou,felix,ihavearoubleyet.thoughblancheisan

    angel,shedoesnotuand;sheknoysufferings

    andsheaggravatesthebutifiveher.itisadreadfulthingto

    say,friend,butalessvirtuousanghthavedere

    happybylendingherselftonsolationshinks

    of,forsheisassillyasayservantstornt;

    blockheadsyfrenchfreekunewasfinally

    redeioolate,

    thehareperiodheappetiteis

    vitiated.thenanagedbyet.in

    short,ihavenotsixnthstolive.”

    ilisteheuntinterror.oiessihadbeen

    struckhheryellohefeverishbrilliancyofhereyes.i

    ledtheunttoingtolistentohis

    plaintsandhisdiythoughtswereall

    hhee,aoobserveher.he

    salon,atheticshe

    abbedoishowing

    deleiitbroidery.forrlyshewouldhavelaidaside

    everyoyarrivaltobee.butlovewas

    sodeeplyrealthatidrovebatoheartthegriefifeltat

    thisntrastbethepastandthepresent,andthoughtonlyof

    thefatalyellobledthehalo

    ofdivinelightitalianpaintersputaroundthefacesoftheirsaints.

    ifelttheicye.thenhefireofher

    eyes,nolongersofteheliquidlightiis

    theyved,fellupon,ishuddered;inoticedseveralges,

    causedbygrief,seenintheopenair.theslender

    linesylastvisit,arkeduponher

    foreheadhaddeepened;hertelesed

    buingandncave;hereyeshthebroheir

    circlesbroayis

    beginningtoshoisatthere.i,whose

    bitionhadbeentopourhappinessintohersoul,iitwaswho

    eitteredthespringfrorefreshherlifeand

    reneookaseatbesideherandsaidinavoicefilled

    htearsofrepentance,”areyousatisfiedhyouroh”

    ”yes,”sheansine.”healthis

    there,”sheadded,tioningtojacquesanddeleine.

    thelatter,justfifteen,hadevictoriouslyoutofherstruggle

    ia,andan.shehadgroall;thebengal

    rosesinginheroncesallothe

    unnceofachildhefadnowdropped

    hereyes;hervents,likethoseofher

    ther;herfigure,butthegracefulnessofthebustwas

    alreadydeveloping;alreadyaninstinoothedthe

    gnifitblackhairhlayinbandsuponherspanishbrow.she

    iddleages,sodelicatein

    outline,soslenderinforhattheeyeasitseizestheircharbr >

    fearstobreakthehealth,thefruitofuntoldefforts,haddeher

    cheeksasvelvetyasapeadgivehroatthesilkendown

    others,caughtthelight.sheolivegodhad

    anflohelong

    lashesofhereyelids,onthecurveofthoseshouldershgave

    proseofadevelopntassuperbasherthersthisbrownyoung

    girl,erectasapoplar,ntrastedhjacques,afragileyouthof

    seventeen,nsely,causingaybythe

    rapidexpansionoftheforehead,ere

    inkeepinghavoicethathevoicegave

    forthtavoluoftoheeyetoonythoughts.itwas

    heesintelledsoulahath

    sesabodyinforjacqueshadthelke

    skinandhighlorendood

    soonerorlatertothensutivecurse,anappearanceofhealth

    thatdeceivestheeye.follote,after

    shoedeleine,delookatjacquesdraetrical

    figuresandalgebraiinis,

    ishiveredatthesightofdeathhiddeheroses,andwas

    thankfulfortheselfdeother.

    ”ychildrenthus,happiillsgriefsjustas

    thosegriefsaredu,andevendisappear,failing.

    friend,”shesaid,hereyesshiningatealpleasure,”ifother

    affesfailus,thefeelingsrehedutiesdoneand

    cropensationenoughfordefeatelsewhere.

    jacquesanofthehighesteducation,possessed

    ofthehiestknoohis

    untry,ayassistingoveing,helpedbyyou,whose

    standingakehiaithfulto

    hisfirstaffeadeleine,dearcreature,hasanobleheart;she

    ispureasthesnoans

    devotionandaansgracefulintellect.sheisproud;sheishy

    ofbeingalenonurt.therhood,oried,sotortured,is

    happynoixedhpain.yes,

    lifeisfull,lifeisriakesjoytoblossobr >

    intheheartofthesesanctifiedaffes,andtustobitteess

    thosethatghthaveledastray”

    ”good”onsieurlevitebeginstoknow

    aschasi”

    justthenjacquesughed.

    ”enoughfortoday,dearabbe,”saidtheuntess,”aboveall,no

    chestry.goforarideonhorseback,jacques,”sheadded,letting

    hersonkissherhthetenderadignifiedpleasureofa

    ther.”go,dear,buttakecareofyourself.”

    ”but,”isaid,ashereyesfollohalingeringlook,

    ”youhavenotanse.doyoufeelill”

    ”oh,sotis,instoch.ifihe

    hastritis,thefashionabledisease.”

    ”thersuffersverydvery

    ...
正文 第60节
    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twoften,”saiddeleine.

    ”ah”shesaid,”doeshealthiyou”

    deleioheironyoftheseoo

    theother;eyesuherosesonthecushionofthegrayand

    greensofahesalon.

    ”thissituationisintolerable,”iwhisperedinherear.

    ”didicreateit”sheasked.”dearchild,”shesaidaloud,hone

    ofthosecruellevitiesbyenpointtheirvengeance,”dont

    youreadhistoryfrandenglandareenees,andeverhavebeen.

    deleineknohat;sheknohatabroadsea,andaldand

    storone,separatesthe”

    thevasesoelshelfhadgivenplacetodelabra,nodoubt

    todepriveofthepleasureoffillingtheflowers;ifound

    theaterino.yservantarrivediouttogive

    hioorders;hehadbroughtcertainthingsiopla

    roo

    ”felix,”saidtheuntess,”doake.auntsoldroobr >

    isnoadeleines.yoursisovertheunts.”

    thoughguilty,ihadaheart;thosehrustsldly

    givenatitstespot,foredtoairal

    sufferingsarenotfixedquantities;theydependonthesensitiveness

    ofsouls.theuntesshadtrodeachroundoftheladderofpain;but,

    forthatveryreason,thekiofenruelasshewas

    onefit.ilookedathee,butsheavertedherhead.i

    yy,eandgreen.oherei

    burstintotears.heeheardassheenteredhabunchof

    flowersinherhand.

    ”hee,”isaid,”hatisindeed

    excusable”

    ”donotcallhee,”shesaid.”shenolos,poor

    soul;butyouyfeelsureofdadertsauf,adevotedfriend,

    entoyouandalkof

    thesethingslater.ifyouhavestillanytendeessforlet

    groedtoseeingyou.,

    ifthedayshouldevereo

    you,butnottillthen.lookatthevalley,”shesaid,pointingtothe

    ihurts,iloveitstill.”

    ”ah,perishenglandandallhereniyresignationto

    theking;iwillliveanddiehere,pardoned.”

    ”no,loveher;lovethatanheeisnot.thisisnoplay,and

    youshouldkno.”

    shelefttheroobetrayingbythetoneofherlastheextent

    ofhererherandheldherback,saying,”doyouno

    longerlove”

    ”youhavedonereharhanallothertroublesputtogether.

    todayisufferless,thereforeiloveyouless.bekind;donot

    ihatilive.”

    sheotionless,butist,in

    ne,anddartedlikeanarrhtherridorinhis

    seofactualtragedytookplace.

    atdiheuntsubjectedtoatortureihadlittleexpected.

    ”sotheressofdudleyisnotinparis”hesaid.

    iblushedexcessively,butanswered,”no.”

    ”sheisnotintours,”ntiheunt.

    ”sheisnotdivorced,andshegobacktoengland.herhusband

    ,”isaid,eagerly.

    ”hasshechildren”askeddadertsauf,inagedvoice.

    ”twosons,”ireplied.

    ”hey”

    ”inengland,htheirfather.”

    ”e,felix,”interposedtheunt;”befrank;issheashandsoas

    theysay”

    ”hosuchaquestion”criedtheuntess.”isnotthe

    anyoulovealestofen”

    ”yes,ally,haglance

    sustain.

    ”youareahappyfelloheunt;”yes,averyhappyone.ha

    inyoungdays,ishouldhavegonedoversuquest”

    ”hush”saiddadertsauf,rendiofdeleinebya

    look.

    ”iaotachild,”hesaid.

    hetableifolloheuotheterrace.whenwe

    ed,”hoeen

    saanh,position,thean

    nceiveof;eteityyes,possibly;butchildrendepriveonesself

    ofoneschildren”

    ”yes,andsuoreiftheyhadit;they

    sacrificeeverything.”

    theenfused.

    thegrandeurofthatthoughtstruind

    thatsacrifice,iolationjustifiedhappiheechoofherown

    inebabinpresenceof

    heronthorribledoubtspossessedher;then

    sherose,grandandsaintly,herheaderect.

    ”loveherhtearsinhereyes;”sheshall

    behappysister.ishehasdoneifshe

    givesyouyouuldnothavehere.yht;ihavenever

    toldyouthatilovedyou,andineverhavelovedyouastheworld

    loves.butifsheisatherhoansheloveyouso”

    ”dearsaint,”iansustbelessvedthaniaow,before

    iexplaintoyouhoisthatyousoarvictoriouslyaboveher.

    sheisaah,thedaughterofdegraces;youarethe

    y

    fleshonly.sheknohisanditfillsherhdespair;shewould

    gepartsartyrdoe

    priediable.toyouthesoul,toyou

    thethoughts,thelovethatispure,toyouyouthandoldage;toher

    thedesiresandjoysofpassingpassion;toyoureranceforever,

    toheroblivion”

    ”tell,tellthatagain,oh,friend”shetuedtoabench

    andsatdoingintotears.”ifthatbeso,felix,virtue,

    purityoflife,atherslove,arenotstakes.oh,pourthatbalbr >

    uponebacktoheaven,where

    onceilooriseebyalook,byasacredword,

    ifiveyouforthesufferingsyouhavecausedthelasttwo

    nths.”

    ”hee,therearesteriesinthelifeofnofhyouknow

    nothing.ityouatanagehefeelingsoftheheartstiflethe

    desiresilantedinouature;butnyses,theryofh

    ysoultothehourofdeath,sthavetoldyouthatthis

    agephstillto

    prolongitstedelights.aloveaintainedby

    theexasperationofdesire;butthereesantwhenallis

    sufferingblaoyou.we

    possessapoen.deprivedof

    thenourishntitheheartfeedsuponitself,feelingan

    exhaustioh,buthprecedes

    ...
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    longbesilenced;sotriflingactatoaviole

    seelikedness.no,ihavenotloved,butihavethirstedinthe

    desert.”

    ”thedesert”shesaidbitterly,pointingtothevalley.”ah”she

    exclaid,”hosubtledistinsfaithfulhearts

    arenotsoleaed.”

    ”hee,”isaid,”donotquarreleforaceexpression.

    no,soulhasnotvaasterof

    sehatanisnotignorantthatyouaretheonlyoneiever

    loved.sheplaysasendarypartinlife;sheknoandis

    resigned.ihavetherighttoleaveherasnleaveurtesans.”

    ”andthen”

    ”shetellsthatshehinkingthat

    thisresolveartlehee.buta

    disdainfulsle,reexpressivethahoughtsitnveyed,

    fliydearnsce,”intinued,”ifyou

    yresistahesedusthatledto

    fallyouaal”

    ”yes,fatal”sheuch.ibelievedyou

    capableofthevirtueapriestpractises.allisover,”shentinued,

    afterapause.”ioue

    thefiresofearthlylife.theing

    on.iailingnoaybeill;ieverbethebrilliant

    fairyhfavors.befaithfultoladydudley.

    deleine,irainingtobeyours,ah

    poordeleine,poordeleine”sherepeated,liketheuful

    burdenofasong.”iee:

    ther,youarenotkindtofelixdearcreature”

    shelookedatintheraysofthesettingsunastheyglided

    throughthefoliage.seizedpassionfortheshipkofour

    livesshetuedbaoriesofourpurepast,yieldingto

    ditationsutual.ses;

    oureyesthevalleytothefields,frohewindowsof

    y

    bouquets,thefragrantlanguageofourdesires.ithour

    ofpleasure,ehepurityofhercatholicsoul.thisse,

    sograndtoeaelany

    heskies.

    ”friend,”shesaid,”iobeygod,forhishandisinallthis.”

    ididnotknouchlaterthedeepaningofherwords.we

    sloyarndleaneduponit

    resignedly,bleedingstill,buthabandageonherwound.

    ”huhus,”shesaid.”onsieurdertsaufdoo

    deservehisfateitprovestheexistenceofabetterworld.alas,for

    thoseays”

    sheatinglifesotruly,nsideringitsdiverseaspects

    soprofoundlythattheseldjudgntsrevealedtothedisgust

    thathadeuponherforallthingsherebelohe

    portishedroppedarndsaidtheselastwords:”ifgodhas

    givenusthesentintandthedesireforhappinessoughthenotto

    takechargehielfofisoulswhohavefoundsorrowonlyin

    thisloustbesodisnot,andourlifeis

    hanacrueljest.”

    sheenteredahehousequickly;ifouhesofa,

    croug,asthoughblastedbythevoiceothe

    ground.

    ”atter”iasked.

    ”inolongerknoisvirtue,”shereplied;”ihaveno

    nsyown.”

    rified,listeningtotheechoofthoseh

    felllikeastointoagulf.

    ”ifiaistakeninlifesheisrightinhers,”heesaidat

    last.

    thusherlaststrugglefollohappiness.heunt

    sheplainedofillness,sheplained.i

    njuredhertotellexactlysherefusedto

    explainandeapreytounendingrerse.

    deleiher,adayiheardthatthe

    untesshadbeenseizedhnausea,caused,shesaid,bytheviolent

    extsofthatday.thusi,ylifeforhers,

    iwaskillingher.

    ”dearunt,”isaidtonsieurdertsauf,etoplay

    backgaon,”ithiessveryseriouslyill.thereisstill

    titosaveher;praysendfet,andpersuadehertofollowhis

    advice.”

    ”et,e”criedtheunt.”no,no;illnsult

    carbonneau.”

    duringthishefirstdaysofit,everythingwas

    anguishtothebeginningofparalysisoftheheartvanitywas

    rtified,soulrent.oneedshavebeereofall

    looksandaspirations,theinspringofthelifeabouthithetorch

    froersdreheirlight,touandthehorrorof

    thevoidthate.allthi

    thespiritthatgavelifetothe.

    inooodthedesperatedesireofloversoseeeach

    ainhingeso

    chtofindthechillingsilehegraveely

    sparkledsueatlasttoenvy

    thedislignorany

    despairbecasogreatthattheuntess,ithought,feltpityfor

    it.onedayafterdinneraseadohe

    riveridealastefforttoobtainfiveness.itoldjacquestogo

    onhhissister,andleavioook

    heothepunt.

    ”hee,”isaid;”oneyselfinto

    theindreihavesinned,yes,itistrue;butanotlikeadogin

    hisfaithfulattatsiretulikehilikehishad.ifhe

    does;

    strike,bruise,butgivebackyourheart.”

    ”poorchild,”shesaid,”areyounotalyson”

    shetookarndsilentlyrejoinedherchildren,she

    retuedtoetotheunt,otalk

    politicsaproposofhisneighbors.

    ”letusgoin,”isaid;”youarebareheaded,andthedeaydoyou

    aninjury.”

    ”youpity,dearfelix,”hea

    fort,onprinciple,perhaps.”

    oehherhusband;itwasnow

    iofindexcusestojoinher.ifoundherhherchildren,

    explainingtherulesofbackgaontojacques.

    ”seethere,”saidtheunt,heaffe

    sheshothatiaeglected.

    husbands,dearfelix,arealostvirtuous

    aninthewor

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    affe.”

    shesaidnothingandntinuedasbefore.

    ”jacques,”hesaid,”ehere.”

    jacquesobjectedslightly.

    ”yourfatheryson,”saidhisther,pushing

    hi

    ”theylovebyorder,”saidtheoldisperceivedhis

    situation.

    ”nsieur,”sheansooth

    tresses,hatday”alabelleferronniere”;”donot

    beunjusttouspooren;lifeisnotsoeasyforustobear.

    perhapstheother.”

    ”dear,”saidtheunt,ookitintohisheadtobelogical,

    ”enhildrenwouldhaveno

    virtue,andheirhusbandsinthelurch.”

    theuntessrosehastilyandtookdeleiotheporti.

    ”thatsrriage,dearfelloarkedtheuntto.”doyou

    antoilybygoingoffinthathatiaalkingnonsense”

    hecriedtohisakinghissonbythehandandgoingtothe

    portiafterherhafuriouslookinhiseyes.

    ”orary,nsieur,yhtened.youre

    cruelly,”sheadded,inahollouedoesnotnsistin

    sacrifigeverythingtoourchildrenandourhusband,is

    virtue”

    ”sacrifig”criedtheunt,kingeachsyllabletheblowofa

    sledgehaerontheheartofhisvicti”haveyousacrificedto

    yourchildrenespeakeansall

    thisanseanbyyou

    said”

    ”nsieur,”shereplied,”isfiedtobelovedforlove

    ofgod,ortoknouousforvirtuessake”

    ”daisright,”isaid,interposinginashakenvoiceh

    vibratedints;”yes,theprivilegenferredby

    reasonistoattributeourvirtuestothebeingswhosehappinessis

    ourpoliduty,

    butfroninexhaustibleandvoluntaryaffe”

    atearshoneinheeseyes.

    ”and,dearunt,”intinued,”ifbyisinvoluntarily

    subjeposesonher,you

    stadtthatthereirresistiblethatfeelingis,there

    virtuoussheisinstheringit,insacrifigherselftoher

    husbandandewho

    unfortunatelyshopletothentrary,nortoyouitwill

    nevernce.”

    ”youhaveanoblesoul,felix,”saidtheunt,slippinghisarnot

    ungracefully,roundhisto

    say:”fiveapoorsi,dear,orethan

    hedeserves.”

    ”therearesoheartsthatareallgenerosity,”shesaid,restingher

    headuponhisshoulder.thesedehertreletosuchadegree

    thatherbfell,herhairrolleddouedpale.the

    unt,holdingherup,gaveasroaherfainting;

    hecaughtherinhisarasheghtachild,andcarriedhertothe

    sofainthesalon,yhand

    inhersasiftotellthathesecretofthat

    spleinitself,soheartrendingtoher.

    ”idoeinaloheuhe

    rooofetchaglassefloanyo

    repentoftoofillyouhdespair

    tohavereercifully.dear,youarekiself,andi

    aloneappreciateit.yes,iknoptedby

    passion.nhavevariousefrotet,

    othersfroulse,froalculation,throughindolenature;

    butyou,friend,youhavebeenabsolutelykind.”

    ”ifthatbeso,”ireplied,”reerthatallthatisgreat

    ihroughyou.youknoofy.”

    ”thatanshappiness,”shesaid,asthe

    ueredtheroo”ifeelbetter,”shesaid,rising;”i

    air.”

    heterrace,fragranththeacaciashwere

    stillinblooshehadtakenrightarandpresseditagainsther

    heart,thusexpressinghersadthoughts;buttheywere,shesaid,ofa

    sadnessdeartoher.nodoubtsheh

    ;butherigination,iinenssuggestto

    herabacktothehouse.

    hereforetalkedonindifferentsubjects,whileshepondereda

    ansofpafeherhearttone.

    ”itisalongtisinceihavedrivenout,”shesaid,lookingatthe

    beautyoftheevening.”nsieur,hecarriage

    thatiytakeatu”

    sheknee,for

    theunthaveretuedto

    theandfragrantterraceafterherhusbandhadgoobed,but

    shefeared,perhaps,totrustherselfbehoseshadoo

    hebalustradeheurseofthe

    ihroughthedearvalley.asthesilentandsorevaultsofa

    cathedralliftthesoultoprayer,soleafyoon,

    perfudurringnoisesof

    thespringtide,stirthefibresandheresolvesofthosewho

    love.theuntrycaltheold,butexcitestheyoung.wekne

    rokesofthebellannouhehourofprayer.the

    untessshivered.

    ”dearhee,areyouill”

    ”thereisnohee,”shesaid.”donherback.shewas

    capriciousaing;nehasbeen

    strengtheheselfdictatedtoyou.wewill

    talkofthislater.ustbepunyday

    toleadthe”

    asdadertsaufsaidthehehelphalltheadversitiesoflife,atonetohervoice

    ruckallpresent.didsheusehergiftofsendsightto

    foreseetheterribleetionshey

    fetfulnessofanedeharabella

    ”etokethreekingsbeforethehorsesarehaessed,”

    saidtheunt,draggingbacktothesalon.”yougoanddrive

    yobed.”

    thegay,likeallothers.theuntessheardtheunts

    voiorfroadeleines.

    ”youshehospitality,”shesaid,reenteringthesalon.

    ilookedatherazent;iuldaccustodtothe

    erlysheostcarefulnotto

    protectagainsttheunt;thenitgladdehatishould

    sharehersufferingsahepatienceforloveofher.

    ”iylife,”iwhisperedinherear,”ifi

    ...
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    sayagain,asyouoncesaid,poordear,poordear”

    shelthentto

    herglauedtobehhereyelids,expressingthejoyofa

    anerepassingtonesfroerheartpreferredtothe

    delightsofanotherlove.theunte;hesaidhe

    ired,asanexcusetogiveitup,andtohelawn

    ingforthecarriage.heuus,suchpleasure

    shoneonfaebyalookof

    surpriseandcuriosity.

    ”heedoesexist,”isaid.”youlovestill.youeh

    anevidentiiontobreakheart.iyyetbehappy”

    ”thereentofthatpoora,andyouhavenow

    destroyedeventhat,”shesaid.”godbepraised;hegivesstrength

    thteousrtyrdoyes,istillloveyou,andight

    haveerred;theenglishaheabyss.”

    anaskedfororders.

    ”taketheroadtoonbytheavenue,andebackbythe

    charlegneorandtheroadtosache.”

    ”dayisit”iasked,ucheageess.

    ”saturday.”

    ”thendontgothatada,theroadh

    poultrynandtheircartsretuingfroours.”

    ”doasitoldyou,”shesaidtothea.onesofour

    voiotion.

    heeuoodall.

    ”youdidnotthinkofthepoultryhis

    evening,”shesaidhatingeofirony.”ladydudleyisattours,

    andsheisioetyou;do.dayis

    itthepoultryntheircartsdidyouevertakenoticeofsuch

    thingsinourolddrives”

    ”itonlyshohatatclochegourdeifeteverything,”ianswered,

    sily.

    ”sheisiyou”

    ”yes.”

    ”athour”

    ”halfpasteleven.”

    ”where”

    ”ontheor.”

    ”donotdeceive;isitnotatthetree”

    ”ontheor.”

    ”wehere,”shesaid,”andishallseeher.”

    heseyfuturelifeassettled.iat

    onarryladydudleyandputaotheserable

    struggleysensibilitiesaroyby

    theserepeatedshocksthedelicatedelightsherto

    reseledthefloysullensilencehe

    uhegrandeurofindisjudged.

    ”donotbeangrye,”shesaid,inhergoldenvoice.”this,dear,

    ispunishnt.youeverbelovedasyouarehere,”she

    ntinued,layinghanduponherheart.”ino;butlady

    dudleyhassaved.toherthestains,idoheto

    thegloriousloveofangelsihavetraversedvasttractsofthought

    sinceyouretuedhere.ihavejudgedlife.liftupthesoulandyou

    rendit;thehigherpathyeet;insteadof

    sufferinginthevalley,heskies,astheseagle

    bearsinhisheartthearroenherdsn.iprehendat

    lastthatearthandheavenareinpatible.yes,tothosewhowould

    liveibeallinall.ustloveour

    friendsas,notforourselves.selfis

    theiseryandgrief.souliscapableofshigher

    thantheeagle;thereisalovee.buttolivefor

    thisearthlylifeistoodebasiheselfishnessofthesenses

    reignssupreoverthespiritualityoftheahatishinus.

    thepleasuresofpassioor,folloingaies

    pairthevigorofthesoul.icatotheshoresofthesea

    pestsrage;ihaveseentheooheyhaveed

    intheirclouds;thebilloyfeet,theycaught

    inarougheraustescapeto

    higherregions;ishouldperishontheshoresofthisvastsea.isee

    inyou,asinallotherse,theguardianof

    virtue.lifehasbeenngledhanguish,fortunately

    proportioth;ithasthusbeefreefrovil

    passions,froeduent

    istakeheieffortoftriving

    tosatisfytheiroenfolly,felixah,”shesaid

    quickly,”ancallyou”

    ”adee,”ians,onone

    butyou.”

    ”heeissloile,”butdie

    sheblechristian,theself

    respegther;she

    today.ayisaytoyouthis.lifehasbeen,andis,

    nsistentstances,greatandsll.the

    hearttoyfirstaffeshouldhaveg,

    thersheart,e,inspiteofpersisten

    seekingacleftthroughighthaveslipped.iwasagirl;i

    caafterthedeathofthreeboys;andivainlystrovetotaketheir

    playparents;theily

    prideygloochildhoodwasoverandiknew

    auookherfroealltoosoon.nsieurdertsauf,to

    ivoyself,hasrepeatedly,nayitten,

    notbeinghielfaanhislovehasthesile

    isurchildrenshoous.hehasionofthe

    haredoes,andheisheartilyfivenforit.children,

    thosedearchildrehroughtheir

    sufferings,tosoulbytheircharacters,tonaturebytheir

    ihappihosechildrenehow

    y

    childreues.youkhasbeenharrowedfor

    thebytheinspiteofthetobeathere,tobuy

    therighttosuffer.eand

    openedaspringoflivingerforthatpoorslave;buti,he

    liidstreaoeeryoutriedtoguideflowed

    pastclochegourde,itse.yes,the

    sufferingsyouhaveinfliysoulareterrible.god,nodoubt,

    hoseiononlythroughitspains.butif

    thekeeofthesepainshasethyou,perhapsi

    deservedthegodisnotunjust.ah,yes,felix,akissfurtively

    takenybeacri.perhapsitisjustthataanshouldharshly

    expiatethefehusbandandchildrenthatshe

    ghteriesthat,and

    soarryhersoultoanother.perhapsitistheof

    crishei

    ...
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    kisses.oreceiveherhusbandskissask

    uponherface,thatisacriitisacritothinkofafuture

    springingfrodeath,aagiherhoodhout

    terrors,handsochildrenplayingintheeveninghabeloved

    fatherbeforetheeyesofahappyther.yes,isinned,sinned

    greatly.ihavelovedthepenanflictedbythechurch,hdid

    notredeehefaults,forthepriestooindulgent.godhas

    placedthepunishntinthefaultstheelves,ttingthe

    executionofhisvengeaheohefaultswere

    tted.yhair,didinotgiveselfwhydidiso

    oftendressihereyourlily;didyounot

    seehere,forthefirstti,alliny

    thenatural

    affeeaning.

    strike,eevehannsieurdertsaufand

    childrensstatehavee.thatanistheinstruntodsanger;ieetherileuponher;

    underpainofbeiherchristian,other,ioughtto

    loveher.if,asyoutell,intributedtokeepyourheart

    unsoiledbytheanoughtnottohate.aan

    shouldlovethetherofthensheloves,andiaourther.

    ptybydade

    vandenesse.yes,yes,youhavealplainedofldness;yes,

    iandeedyourtheronly.fivethereforetheinvoluntary

    harshyouonyourretu;atheroughtto

    rejoicethathersonissowellloved”

    shelaidherheadforanto,repeatingthewords,

    ”fiveoh,five”inavoicethatherhergirlish

    voisvoicehdespotic

    endings;notthesighingsoundofthethersanagonizing

    neefoewsorrows.

    ”you,felix,”shepresentlyntinued,groated;”youarethe

    frie;do

    notblayourself,doheleastrerse.itheheight

    ofselfishnessintoaskyoutosacrificethejoysoflifetoan

    iossiblefuture;iossible,beust

    abandonherchildren,abdicateherposition,andrenouy.

    nyatiihavethoughtyouhigherthani;youand

    noble,i,pettyandal.tlednoanbe

    toyouhanalightfrobove,sparklingandld,but

    ulovethebrotherihavechosen

    e,cherishtheloveofasisterhasno

    dangeroustorroy.you

    necessarytodeceivetheindulgeure

    hinyourlife,grieveforyriefs,bejoyoushyourjoys,

    enakeyouhappy,atheir

    treachery.ineverhadabrothertoloveinthatway.benobleenough

    tolayasideallselfloveandtuourattat,hithertoso

    doubtfulandfulloftrouble,intothissandsacredlove.inthis

    ostilllive.ionightbytaking

    ladydudleyshand.”

    shediderknowledge,

    byainingveilhhidhersoul

    froine,sheshoanytiesshehadlinkedherselfto,

    hoanysihadheotionsthatfor

    atinoticeitwasrainingheavily.

    ”elatessean,

    pointingtothechiefinnofballan.

    shedeasignofassent,andayednearlyhalfanhouruhe

    vaultedentrahegreatsurpriseoftheinnpeoplewhowondered

    edertsaufonthatroadatelevenoclockat

    night.efrohere

    ceasedandtheraioiscalledintourainea”brouee,”

    oonfrohiningthroughthehighersts

    astheaan

    drovefrourshelter,and,togreatdelight,tuedtogoback

    thee.

    ”folloyorders,”saidtheuntess,gently.

    oor,herainbegan

    again.halfhebarkingofarabellasdog;ahorse

    pofoaks,juedtheditchh

    oydigaroundtheirclearedlandsheynsider

    theuitableforoorto

    etthecarriage.

    ”eetalovethusifitbedosin,”

    saidhee.

    thebarkingofthedoghadtoldladydudleythatihe

    eetheron

    atoftherain.ing,

    sheurgedherhorsetothesideoftheroadhtheequestrian

    dexterityforous,anded

    rvellous.

    ”adee,”shesaid,andthenainherenglishpronunciationhada

    fairylikechar

    ”heishere,da,”saidtheuntess,lookingatthefantastic

    creatureplainlyvisibleintheonlight,patientfacewas

    oddlyshedinlocksofhaioofcurl.

    youknoenexaneeachother.the

    englishanregnizedherrival,andwasgloriouslyenglish;she

    gaveusalookfullofinsular,anddisappearedinthe

    underbrushhtherapidityofanarrow.

    ”driveonquicklytoclochegourde,”criedtheuothat

    cuttinglookheblo.

    theatuedtogetupontheroadtoonter

    thanthattosaoorweheard

    thefuriousgallopingofarabellashorseaeps.

    allthreeingthehebushes.

    ”sheisgoing;youte.

    ”lethergo,”ianshret.”

    ”oh,pooran”criedtheuntess,passionate

    horror.”wherewillshego”

    ”backtolagrenadiere,alittlehousenearsaintcyr,”isaid,

    ”aying.”

    justaseringtheavenueofclochegourdearabellasdog

    barkedjoyfullyandbouothecarriage.

    ”sheisherebeforeus”criedtheuhenafterapauseshe

    added,”ihaveneverseenarebeautifulan.ahandand

    afigureherplexionoutdoesthelily,hereyesareliterally

    brightasdiands.butsheridestooodisplayher

    strength;ithinkherviolentandtooactive,alsotooboldforour

    ions.theanognizes

    ...
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    hercaprices.thoseakeastir,havenotthe

    giftofnstanyself

    likeavastlakeis

    ybeviolent,butarerareandntrolledits;

    theworldwhose

    luxuryanddisplayoffeill,lovesttaketheirintof

    thecharacter.perhapsiantsarepelled

    totakesdeternedbyclite,e

    ents,feelings,h

    holdtothegenerallaass,differinexpressiononly.each

    soulhasitsoethod.ladydudleyisthestronganan

    traversedistanda;sheue

    herloverandkilljailersandguards;enlylove

    ontsofdaheykneeldoopray,

    aensuitsyoubestthatisthequestion.

    yes,yes,ladydudleystsurelylove;shehasdenysacrifices.

    perhapssheoloveher”

    ”dearangel,”isaid,”letaskthequestionyouasked;ho

    thatyoukhings”

    ”everysorroanypoints

    thatkno.”

    servanthadheardtheiven,andthinkinguby

    theterraeintheavenue.arabellas

    doghadsistress,draural

    curiosity,hadfolloalthroughtheotheavenue.

    ”goandkeyourpeace,”saidhee,slinghoutatingeof

    sadness.”saytoladydudleyhouchshestakesiion;i

    oshohetruevalueofthetreasureo

    her;heartholdskindfeelings,aboveallheranger

    nor.explaihatiaersister,andnotherrival.”

    ”ishallnotgo,”isaid.

    ”haveyouneverdisvered,”shesaidhloftypride,”thatcertain

    propitiationsareinsultinggo”

    irodetoind.”if

    shee,”ithought,”iuldretuto

    clochegourde.”

    thedogledtoanoak,froup,arabellagalloped

    e,”eahatiulddoo

    folloidnight.

    ”thatladyisinperfecthealth,”saidarabellaasshedisunted.

    thoseagihesatirentaihat

    rerk,drylysaidinato,”ishouldhavedied”

    ”iforbidyoutoutteranyofyoursaradadertsauf,”

    isaid.

    ”doidispleaseyrarerkingupontheperfecthealthofone

    sodeartoyourpretold,even

    theirl.inenglandasterslove;we

    hatealltheyhate,becauseit

    thereforetolovethisladyasy

    dearchild,”sheadded,claspinginherarph

    rain,”ifyoubetray,ishallnotbefouherlyingdownor

    standingup,notinacarriagehliveriedlackeys,noronhorseback

    ontheorsofoorbeheskies,

    norinoyforefathers;ishallnot

    beanyashire,a

    untryendieforlove.knowyou,andgiveyouupiwill

    yieldyoutoeveh,forishoulddiehyou.”

    sheledtoherroo,forthadalreadyspreaditschar.

    ”loveher,dear,”isaidly.”shelovesyousincerely,notin

    jest.”

    ”sincerelyyoupoorchild”shesaid,unfasteningherhabit.

    haloversvanityitriedtoexhibitheesnoblecharacter

    tothisieriouscreature.whileheran,

    uandaopicture

    dadertsaufbysketgherlife;irepeatednyofthegreat

    thoughtsshehadutteredatacrisisenbee

    eitherpettyorbad.thougharabellaappearedtobepayingno

    attentionshedidnotloseasingleword.

    ”iaelighted,”shesaidoleayourtaste

    forpiousion.theresanoldviyestateswho

    uandsoerthananyoneikry

    peoplelikehiforhesuitshisprosingtohishearers.ille

    tofathertorrotosendthegoodnhereby

    steaoat;youethinparis,and

    youorebecause

    hishealthisperfect.hisralitiesake

    youpests,likealiidstreaand

    osleep.everyeveningyouifyoulikesatisfyyour

    passionforsernsbydigestingonehyourdinner.english

    rality,idoassureyou,isassuperiortothatoftouraineasour

    cutlery,ourplate,andourhorsesaretoyourknivesandyourturf.

    dothekiolistentovie.ianlya

    an,dearest;ilove,idieforyouifyoui

    haveudiedateton,oratoxford,orinedinburgh.iabr >

    heradoctoroflaorality;in

    fact,ialtogetherunfitforit,ishouldbearied.i

    dontblayourtastes;youghthaveothersredepraved,andi

    shouldstillendeavortonforotheforiyoutofindnear

    allyoulikebest,pleasuresoflove,pleasuresoffood,pleasures

    ofpiety,goodclaret,andvirtuouschristians.shalliwearhair

    clothtonightsheisverylucky,thatan,tosuityouin

    rality.frolegedidshegraduatepoori,anonly

    giveyouself,anonlybeyourslave”

    ”theyoutogether”

    ”areyouparistorodisguisedasa

    valet;iostunreasohingforyoursake;buthow

    etospeaktoaanonthepublicroadswhohas

    neverbeeedto,ande

    aserhreeheadsispeaktopeasants,andifiaungryi

    antosharehisbreadeandpayhinguineas,

    thatisallproperenough;buttostopacarriageonthehighway,

    likethegeheroadinengland,isnotatally

    deofnners.youpoorchild,youknoolove;youdont

    knonotlikeyouasyet,dearangel;i

    dontlikerality.still,iaapableofgreateffortstoplease

    you.yes,io

    ...
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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twtopreach;youshall

    havenorekisseshoutversesofthebibleinterlarded.”

    sheusedherpoyeyesthe

    ardentexpressionhereeries.

    shetriuhedovereverything,andiplayselfthatthe

    anakesloveheronly

    virtue,isfaraboveics.

    ”soshelovesherselfbetterthanshelovesyou”arabellaon.

    ”shesetssothingthatisnotyouaboveyou.isthatlovehoan

    enfindanythingtovalueinourselvesexceptthathyou

    valueinusnoan,notterhooralistsheybe,is

    theequalofan.treaduponus,killus;neverearrassyourlives

    onourat.itisforustodie,foryoutolive,greatand

    honored.forusthedaggerinyourhand;foryouourpardoninglove.

    doesthesunthinkofthegnatsinhisbea,thatlivebyhislight

    theystayaslongastheydhdrahey

    die”

    ”orflysoerruptingher.

    ”yes,sohanindifferewould

    havepiquedanynintousingthepo.

    ”doyoureallythinkitisanhoodtokeahis

    breadbutteredthatreligionis

    inpatibleiareprobateaahergivesherself

    orsherefuses.buttorefuseandralizeisadoublewrong,andis

    ntrarytotheruleoftherightinalllands.here,you

    onlyexcellentsandhehandofyourservant

    arabella,oralityistoiginecaressesnonhasyet

    feltandheangelsinspire.”

    ikructivethanthean;she

    givesittheeloquentgravity,thetoneofpoousnvih

    hebritishhidetheabsurditiesoftheirlifeofprejudice.

    frenchor,oherhand,islikealacehhour

    enadothejoystheygiveandthequarrelstheyi;itisa

    ntaljeingastheirprettydresses.englishisan

    aciditfallsuntilitbarestheir

    bones,scrapesandpolishes.thetongueofaclever

    englishanislikethatofatigertearingthefleshfrohebone

    eaponofasneeringdevil,

    englishsatireleavesadeadlypoisonintheakes.arabella

    chosetoshohesultanoprovehisdexterity,

    cutofftheheadsofunoffendingbeingsitar.

    ”angel,”shesaid,”italkralitytooifichoose.ihave

    askedselftalovingyou;heriviolate

    thedivinelayloveforyouisbothnaturaland

    pious.ebeingshandsorthanothersifnotto

    shothecriloving

    you.thisladyinsultsyoubynfoundingyouen;thelaws

    ofralityarenotapplicabletoyou;fodhascreatedyouabove

    theanotdraodivineloveinlovingyouwillgod

    punishapooranforseekingthedivineyreatandlunous

    heartsoreselestheheavensthatiaikethegnatster

    aboutthetorselves;aretheytobe

    punishedfortheirerrorbesides,isitanerroryitnotbepure

    uchpiety,ifyoucallit

    perishingtoflingonesselfonthebreastofhie

    anhasthestrengthtoreinin

    hercatholicshrine.nofrohinkiwishherill.no,i

    donot.iadoretheralityoleaveyoufree,and

    eoineforever,

    areyounot”

    ”yes.”

    ”foreverandever”

    ”yes.”

    ”ahihavefoundfavorinlordialonehaveuoodhish

    sheknoocultivateherestate,yousay.hatto

    farrs;icultivateyourheart.”

    itrytoreaypicturetoyou

    theanassheis,nfirllihavesaidofher,ayouinto

    thesecretofhappeer.buthohe

    aintofthetoannihilatebythepassionof

    herietuouslovetheiressioibythechasteand

    dignifiedloveofhee.ladydudleyhadseeessas

    plainlyastheuntesshadseenher;eachhadjudgedtheother.the

    foretheextentofherfear,and

    herseoingifoundherh

    tearfuleyes,plainingthatshehadnotslept.

    ”troublesyou”isaid.

    ”ifearthatexcessivelovee,”sheanswered;”ihave

    givenall.ethingthatyoustill

    desire.ifyoupreferher,fet;iy

    sorroyrerse,sufferings;no,iwillgofarawayanddie,

    likeaplantdeprivedofthelifegivingsun.”

    sherelutlips,

    hjoy.

    ”ah”sheexclaid,dryinghereyes,”iaappy.gobacktoher;i

    donotchoosetooylove,buttotheaof

    youroeas

    chasiloveyou,thepossibilityofed.”

    shepersuadedtoretutoclochegourde.thefalsepositionin

    yselfdidnotstrikeilluhe

    influenceofher,hadirefusedtoretuishouldhave

    givenladydudleyatriuhoverhee.arabellahenhave

    takentoparis.togonooclochegourdeto

    dadertsauf;inthatcasearabellae.didany

    aneverpardonsuchcrisagainstloveunlessshewereanangel

    desdedfroheskies,insteadofapurifiedspiritasdingto

    thealovingan

    happyysituation,afteri

    hadoclochegourdefrenadiere,altothe

    loveofchoiceasitabletothetralovethatheld

    .ladydudleyhadcalculatedallthistecleveess.

    sheoelaterthatifshehadnottdadertsaufon

    theorshehadinteoprosebyhauntingclochegourde

    untilshedidso.

    ettheuhating,andfoundherpaleanddepressed

    likeoallnight,ionsciousofexerg

    theinstinctiveperceptiooheartsstillfreshandgenerousto

    shothetruebearingofaslittleregardedbythe

    large,butjudgedasalbyloftyspirits.likeachildgoing

    doip

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twiplayandgatheringflohdread

    thatiteverclithatheightagaiselfalone,h

    nightapproag,ahehoals,soinohat

    sheandiedbyauniverse.ahinoursouls

    likeaust”heardinthechurchesoodfridayatthehourthesaviourdied,adreadfulsehawes

    youngsoulsloveisreligion.allheesillusions

    oneblohadespassion.shedid

    notlookat;sherefusedthelightthatforsixlongyearshad

    shoneuponlife.shekhespringoftheeffulgent

    raysshedbyoureyesoheyservedas

    pathiing,parting,

    playing,liketenelleachotherall.bitterlyi

    feltthehthisroof,wherepleasurewas

    unknoheheir

    pristicdust.if,thenightbefore,ihadalloo

    departalone,ifihadtheuedtoclochegourde,ay

    be,heeae,perhapsperhapsdadertsaufght

    notsoysister.butnoeny

    ostentatiousattentions,playingherpartvehentlyforthevery

    purposeofnotgingit.duringbreakfastsheshoeathousand

    easthoughiwerea

    sieshepitied.

    ”youheunt;”ihopeyouhavebrought

    backagoodappetite,youaotyetdestroyed.”

    thisrerk,ileofasistertoheeslips,

    pletedseheridiyposition.itpossible

    tobeatclochegourdebydayandsaintcyrbynight.duringthedayi

    felthoethefriendofaanwehavelong

    loved.thetransition,easyenoughitabout,

    islikeanillnessinyouth.ied;icursedthepleasurelady

    dudleygave;iandblood.iuld

    nottearherrivalinpiecesbeforeher,forsheavoidedspeakingof

    her;indeed,hadispokenofarabella,hee,nobleandsublito

    theinstrey.after

    fiveyearsofdelightfulinterursehingtosaytoeach

    other;ourionhourthoughts;wewerehiding

    froachotherourintolerablepain,utualsufferingshad

    beenourfirstinterpreter.

    heeassudaeasforherself,butshewas

    sad.shespokeofherselfassister,afoundnogroundon

    ainedfreaterpartofthetiin

    nstrainedsilence.sheincreasediniserybyfeigningto

    believethatshe.

    ”isufferrethanyou,”isaidtoheratantyself

    styledsisterininesarcas

    ”hoily.

    ”bee.”

    atlasthernnerbecasoldandindifferentthatiresolvedto

    leaveclochegourde.thatevening,oerrace,isaidfareo

    theily,bled.theyallfolloeto

    thelayhorseetoasitook

    thebridleinhand.

    ”letusheaveogether,alone,”shesaid.

    igaveherarandhroughtheurtyardhslowand

    asuredsteps,asthoughourrhythentous.

    he

    boundaryshestopped.

    ”fareyfriend,”shesaid,throybreastand

    herararoundneck,”fareeetagain.godhas

    giventhesadpoeerthe

    terrorthatseizedthedayyoufirstcaback,soyoung,so

    handsoandisaeasyoudothisdaywhen

    youareleavingclochegourdeandgoingtosaintcyreagain,

    durinightihaveseenintothefuture.friend,weare

    speakingtogetherforthelastti.ihardlynowsayafeords

    toyou,foritisbutapartofthatspeaksatall.deathhas

    alreadyseizedonsothingin.youhavetakeherfroer

    children,ino.you;jacques

    anddeleineloveyouasifyouhadaladetheuffer.”

    ”death”icried,frightenedasilookedatherandbeheldthefireof

    hershiningeyes,ofothosewhohavenever

    knoalady,unlessi

    parethoseeyestoballsofbuishedsilver.”die”isaid.

    ”hee,indyoutolive.youusedtoaskanoathof,i

    youandobey

    hihing.”

    ”ereha

    isuood.

    ”youdonotloveenoughtoobeyblindly,asthatserablelady

    dudleydoes”

    ”yes,yes,iried,goadedbyjealousy.

    ”thenistay,”isaid,kissiheeyelids.

    frightehearandleanedagainsta

    tree;theuedalooking

    back.butifollohed

    thelaission

    touchedher.

    ”iaoursforever,andasyouwill,”isaid;”foriloveyouas

    yourauntlovedyou.”

    shetreledandyhand.

    ”onelook,”isaid,”onere,oofouroldlooksthean

    ysoulilluheglance

    shegave,”giveslessoflifeandsoulthanihavenoeived.

    hee,thouartbestbelovedonlylove.”

    ”ishalllive”shesaid;”butcureyourselfaswell.”

    thatlookhadeffas.thusiwas

    theplaythingofthetoncilablepassionsihavenoribed

    toyou;ieately.ilovedanangelanda

    den;tenequallybeautiful,oneadoedhallthevirtues

    perfes,theotherh

    alltheviceshroughselfishness.retuingalongthat

    avenue,lookingbackagainandagainatdadertsauf,asshe

    leanedagainstatreesurroundedbyherchildrenheir

    haionofprideinfinding

    selfthearbiteroftiheglory,inwaysso

    different,ofensodistinguished;proudofinspiringsuchgreat

    passionsthatdeathstetoheveriabandoned.ahbelieve

    ,thatpassihasbeendoublypunished

    iknoonp

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twrotedtoreinharabellaanda

    thentightgivehee;for

    shee.herharshness,hertears,herrerse,her

    entthat

    uldnorebeeffane.walkingslowly

    doakingtheserefles,iwasnolonger

    tanpassesinant,even

    requiiddleage.thoughlongagoi

    drovetheseevilthoughtsa,i,

    istavoyndtothe

    tuileries,tothekingscabi.thepolluting

    spiritoflouisxviii.

    heendoftheaveuedandrushedbathe

    thatheeillthere,andalone

    itobidheralastfarehedianttears,the

    causeofhoughi

    kionsthose

    floagain.later,angives

    nothing,hereselfinhisstress;butinyouth

    heloveshisstressinhielf.later,ehourtastes,

    perhapsourvices,theaninthedawnoflifeshe

    oushervirtues,hernsce.sheinvitesus

    iletothenoblelife;froerheselfdevotion

    anhadhishee.woe

    tothatotheroer,ifhe

    rries,beabletokeephisheotherwillbe

    abandonedbyhisstress.butjoytohin

    inonean;happythealie,youlove.

    afterretutoparisarabellaahan

    ever.soonheiorisi

    hadcarefullyiosed,thestrictobservanceofakesthe

    hefalsepositioninhladydudleyhadplaced

    herself.society,sinlookingbehindappearances,

    sanuchassoonasitknohesecretstheynceal.lovers

    akeastakeinflingingdohese

    barriersexactedbythelaheydotoobey

    ssofa

    nityiose,lessforthesakeofothersthanfortheirown.

    outaintained,ediestoplay,stobe

    naged;allsuchstrategyofloveoccupiesthelife,renewsdesire,

    andprotectstheheartagainstthepalsyofhabit.butallyoung

    passions,being,likeyouthitself,essentiallyspendthrift,raze

    theirforeststothegroundinsteadofrelycuttiier.

    arabellaadoptedhesebeoisideas,andyieldedtothebr >

    onlytoplease;sheetotheeyesofallparis

    asher”sposo.”sheeloyedherpoeunder

    herroof,forsheoredsdalh,for

    ofproof,hefans.seeinghersohappy

    inttinganirudeedherposition,how

    uldihelpbelievinginherlove

    butnosoonerfortsofillegalrriagethan

    despairseizedupon;isaylifeboundtoaursei

    defianebyhee.

    thehilivedieptive

    patientsheirendisnear,otetheir

    lungsshouldbeexahereyheartwherei

    uldflytoescapesuffering;anavengingspiritfilled

    incessantlyylettersto

    heedepialadyanddidherinfinitehar”at

    thestofsonytreasureslost,iobeatleast

    happy,”sheeintheonlyansihappy.

    deaatalie,happinessisabsolute;italloparisons.

    firstardorover,inecessarilyparedtheten,antrasti

    hadstudied.infact,allgreatpassionspresssly

    onthecharacterthatatfirsttheycheckitsasperitiesahe

    trackofhabitsituteourdefedourbetterqualities.

    butlater,edtoeachother,thefeatures

    oftheirralphysiognoesreappear;theytuallyjudgeeachother,

    anditoftenhappensduringthisreaofthecharacterafter

    passion,thatnaturalantipathiesleadingtodisunionh

    superfiaof

    instabilityetothesurface.thisperiodnoe.less

    blindedbysedus,anddisseg,asitypleasure,i

    uook,ination

    ofladydudleyedtoherinjury.

    inthefirstplace,ifoundherindh

    distinguishfrenaheodelightfultolove;asall

    thoseheopportunityoflovinginbothuntries

    declare.etarphosed;heoted

    quetryisusedtodeckherlove;sheabandonsherdangerousvanity

    andlaysbutthatoflovingwell.sheespouses

    theis,thehatreds,thefriendships,ofthensheloves;she

    aanofbusiness;shestudiesthe

    de,sheprehendstheanagea

    bankersoffiaturallyheedlessandprodigal,sheakeno

    stakesandes,intu,ther,

    adviser,doationsagraceof

    happinessseverydetail,herinfinitelove.she

    bihespecialqualitiesoftheenofotheruntriesand

    givesunitytothexturebyher,thattrulyfrenchproduct,

    ions,justifies,andvariesall,thusrelieving

    thenotonyofasentintsonasienseofasingle

    verb.thefrenlovesalentandhout

    fatigue,inpublirinsolitude.inpublicsheusesatonehhas

    aningforoneonly;shespeaksbysilence;shelooksatyouh

    loheoccasiosbothspeedlookshe

    hesandahepointofherlittlefoot;

    herlove,shebendsthe

    an,orary,kesherlove

    bendtotheaintaintheiers,thebritannic

    aistientoyou,sheopensandshuts

    herhearteisshepossessesan

    ierablesk,atically.

    passionateasanitalianesldly

    ...
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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twdignifiedbeforetheaypirewhenhe

    seestheiobilityofface,thealoofnessofuntenandhears

    thecaloileavesherboudoir.

    hypocrisythenbeesindifference;shehasfottenall.

    certainlytheaybe

    thoughttobecapableofgingit.pestsariseintheheart

    ofan,stirredbyantaking

    anddroppingandagainpibroidery.

    theseeoopletelystressesoftheelvesevertobelong

    udertheinfluenceofsocietyever

    toletynsupre.fortsbyalook,or

    betraysheriatiens

    silenind.these

    enaresonstantly,and,underallcirces,ontheir

    dignity,thattostoftheashinsoipotentevenover

    theirpleasures.anenglishanfor;though

    inherdoesnotproducethesentintofart.no

    tteraybesaidagainstit,protestantisnd

    explainthedifferencesaketheloveoffrensofar

    superiortothecalculating,reasoningloveofenglishen.

    protestantisoubts,searches,andkillsbelief;itisthedeathof

    artandlove.

    needsobey;butpassionateheartsfleefrot;tothetslawsare

    insupportable.

    youoyselflovereceivedwhenifound

    thatladydudleyuldnotlivehoutthehatthe

    englishsysteftiliartoher.itrifice

    shefeltake;oraryshefellnaturallyinto

    tsoflifethaticaltoeachother.whenshelovedshe

    loveddly,noanofanyuntryuldbeparedtoher;but

    hecurtainfelluponthatfairyseshebanishedeventhe

    ryofit.inpublieveransile;she

    istressnorslave;shebassadress,obliged

    toroundherphrasesandherelboebyher

    posure,andedheart.thusshedegraded

    lovetoareneed,insteadofraisingittoahrough

    enthusiassheexpressedherfear,s,nordesire;but

    atagivenhourhertendeessreappearedlikeafiresuddenly

    lighted.

    inenoughtitobelieveifelt,asitwereby

    athousandpinpricks,theinfinitediffereteand

    arabella.edertsaufleftforaedto

    leavetotheairthedutyofrendingofher;thefoldsofher

    goaotheeye,astheirundulatingsoundto

    theearued;infiendeesshewayshe

    lousical

    voiualcaress;herantthought;

    sheoherself;shedidnothalvehersoultosuit

    tospheres,oneardent,theotheriadade

    rtsaufreservedherndandtheflohoughttoexpress

    herfeelings;shetishinideashherchildrenandh

    .butarabellasndakelifepleasant;itwas

    neverusedatallforbe;itexistedonlyfortheworldandby

    the.shelovedtorend,tobite,as

    itusentbuttosatisfyacraving.dade

    rtsaufeveryeye,ladydudley

    chosetoexhibitherstoallparis;aperable

    englishskshekepthiionsevenhe

    boise.thisxtureofostentationanddignity,loveand

    ldness,enstantly;forsoulhvirginand

    passionate,andasiuldnotpassfroeeraturetotheother,

    teersuffered.plainedneverhoutprecaution,she

    tuedhertonguee;nglingboastsof

    herloves.assoonasshefound

    herselfinoppositionto,shedeitaohurt

    feelingsandhuliatend;shekneadedlikedough.toany

    rerkofokeepingadiunallthings,sherepliedby

    caricaturingideasandexaggeratingthehedherfor

    hero,sheaskedifieattheopera

    beforeallparis;andshesaiditsoseriouslythati,knowingher

    desiretokepeopletalk,treledlestsheshouldexecuteher

    threat.inspiteofherrealpassioative,self

    ntained,orreverent,likehee;oraryshewas

    insatiableasasandysoil.dadertsaufposed,

    abletofeelsoulinalance.ladydudleywasnever

    affectedbyalook,orapressureofthehand,byatender

    say

    forext,noise,celebrity,thatnothingattaioherideal

    inthisrespect;henceherviolentlove,herexaggeratedfancy,

    everythingne.

    theletteryouhavereadfroadadertsaufalightill

    shhtlyonlife,aproofofhoostvirtuousofen

    obeyedthegeniusofafren,revealing,asitdid,her

    perpetualvigilanyprospectsthat

    lettersthavedeyouseey

    terialis,politiyrals,and

    ylifeinallperssible

    dires.onsuchpointsastheseladydudleyaffectedtheretice

    ofareaedherselfaboutaffairs,

    noroflikingsordislikingsasan.prodigalforherselfhout

    beinggenerous,sheseparatedtoodecidedlyselfiandlove.

    whereasikneeapang

    heeethathshewouldneverseekfor

    herself.inaandsfortuneishouldhavegone

    foruohee,butiyselfbedraggedto

    prisonsoohansayaoladydudley.

    uptothispoirastrelatestofeelings;butite

    inoutan,the

    reproduofhisideas,ofhispersonalpoetry;itportraysthe

    character,andgives,betoeverylittle

    attentionbykeepingbeforethehedonantthoughtofthebeing

    loved.butenglishluxury,ebyitschoiess

    anddelieicalalso.thethousandandone

    attentionsshoeatclochegourdearabellaw

    ...
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    businessofservants;eaehadhisoyandspeciality.the

    anhebusinessofherbutler,asifitwerea

    tterofhorses.sheachedherselftoherservants;the

    deathofthebestoftheneyuld

    replacetheobyanotherequallyeffit.astoherduty

    toearinhereyeforthe

    sfortunesofanother;infactherselfishnessandid

    thatitabsolutelycreatedalaugh.thedraperiesofthegreat

    ladyveredanironnature.thedelightfulsirennight

    everybellofherarousfollyuldsoonkeayoungnfetthe

    hardandunfeelingenglishan,anditepbystepthati

    disveredthestonyroyseedsed,bringingno

    harvest.dadertsaufhadperatedthatnatureataglan

    theirbriefenunter.ireeredherpropheticwords.shewas

    right;arabellaslovebee.ihavesincererked

    thatsteendeess.

    liketheazons,theylackabreast;theirheartsarehardinso

    dire,butidonotknoh.

    attheheburdenoftheyoke,when

    ookpossessionofsoulandbodytoo,lasti

    prehehesanctitythattruefeelingiartstolove,when

    riesofclochegourdee,inspiteofdistahe

    fragraheroses,thethoftheterradthewarbleof

    thenightithisfrightfulonybed

    behastheersofthetorrentreceded,ireceivedablow

    yheart,forateveryhouritsechowakes.

    ihecabioftheking,odriveoutatfour

    oclock.theducdelenohe

    roohekingaskedhieyheadhastily

    intooeageraheking,offeheaethe

    lookheharshosay.

    ”sire,phterisdying,”repliedtheduke.

    ”eleaveofabsence”icried,h

    tearsineyes,bravingtheaoburst.

    ”go,lord,”heansilingatthesatireinhiswords,and

    andinfavorofhiso.

    reurtierthanfather,thedukeaskednoleavebutgotintothe

    carriagehtheking.istartedhoutbiddingladydudleygood

    bye;sheadepreparations,aa

    ellingheriissionbytheking.atthecroixde

    beyithisjestyretuingfroerrieres.hethreealook

    fullofhisroyalirony,aleaning,ed

    tosay:”ifyouahinginpoliticseback;dont

    parleyesadly.thetwo

    poousequipageshtheireighthorses,thelonelsandtheirgold

    lace,theesrtandthecloudsofdustrolledrapidlyaocries

    of”viveleroi”itseedtothattheurthaddrivehe

    deadbodyofdadertsaufhtheutterinsensibilityh

    natureshoastrophes.thoughtheduke

    nheonsieurafterthekinghad

    retired.asfortheduchess,shehadlongagogivenherdaughterthe

    firststabbyingtoherofladydudley.

    hurriedjouey,thedreafaruinedgaler;i

    havingreceivednonehenfessorpushed

    austeritysofarastoexcludefrolochegourdeiaccused

    deleine,jaonsieurdertsauf.

    beyondtours,asicadoheroadborderedhpoplarsh

    leadstoponysearch

    forneunsieuret.heguessedthatiwasgoing

    toclochegourde;iguessedthatheuing.oppedour

    carriagesandgotout,itoaskfoeogiveit.

    ”hoedertsauf”isaid.

    ”idoubtifyoufindherliving,”hereplied.”sheisdyinga

    frightfuldeathofinanition.ein,lastjune,no

    dish

    nsieurdertsaufhasnodoubtdescribedtoyou,forhethinkshe

    hastheielf.dalatesseinanytra

    nditionofillhealth,andhis

    oftenthecauseofabetterstate,norhecrisisofa

    disordertheeffectsofhberepaired;no,herdiseasehad

    reachedapointistheincurableresult

    ofgrief,justasartalheresultofastab.herphysical

    nditionisproducedbytheiiaofananasnecessarytolife

    astheaoftheheartitself.griefhasdoheworkofa

    dagger.dontdeadadertsaufisdyingofso

    hiddengrief.”

    ”hidden”iexclaid.”herchildrebeenill”

    ”no,”hesaid,lookingatsignifitly,”andsinceshehasbeenso

    seriouslyattaortsaufhasenther.i

    aolongeeeded;nsieurdeslandesofazayisallsuffit;

    nothingbedone;hersufferingsaredreadful.youiful,

    andriaciated,shrunkenhhungerforshediesof

    hungerdurifortydaysthestoch,beingasitwere

    ent,underwe

    attettogiveit.”

    nsieuretpressedhandhagestureofrespect.

    ”urage,nsieur,”hesaid,liftinghiseyestoheaven.

    thepassionforsufferihoughtshared;

    helittlesuspectedthepoisonedarroyheart.

    isprangintothecarriageandorderedthepostiliontodriveon,

    prosingagoodree.

    notyiatienceiseedtodothedistanafew

    nutes,soabsorbedhebitterreflesthatcrowdedupon

    soul.dyingofgrief,yetherchildrenhenshedied

    throughshecho

    throughoutourlivesandsotisbeyondthe

    iotenhunjustice,opendeedswhy

    shaaotherdereresupon

    youulasteteally,rikes

    hleylife,an

    honoredlife,totherdererothe

    soulandsapsthebodytodestroyithoanyrderersgo

    unpunishedindulgenceforfashionablevidoningof

    thehocidescausedbyralwhoseavenginghand

    itont,raisedthepaintedcu

    ...
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    revealssociety.isaenyvioe,

    dadebeauseant,dying,andstartingfoorndyonlyafewdays

    earlier;theduchessedelangeaislost;ladybrandonhidingherselfin

    touraihelittlehouseayedtwoweeks,

    anddyingthere,killedbyafrightfulcatastrophe,youkno.our

    periodteeeerthatpooryoung

    anebyjealousy,herhaps

    killingdadertsaufshudderedatthefateofthat

    entingyounggirlarriage,likea

    floofherchasteignorahe

    viarsay

    shakehandsbecauseheisusefultotheirpoliticalprojects

    hearthasfailedtothrobattherecitalofthelasthoursofthe

    areatiesuldsoften,andwhowouldneverseeher

    husbandafteoblypayinghisdebtsdadaiglentsah

    besideherandybrotherscare.societyand

    sceareacplicrisforherearenoassizes.the

    hatnoonediesofgrief,orofdespair;of

    love,ofanguishhidden,ofhopescultivatedyetfruitless,againand

    againreplaforeveruprooted.oueenclature

    hasplentyofoexplaihings;gastritis,pericarditis,

    allthethousandladiesofenthenasofharewhisperedin

    theear,allserveaspassportstotheffinfolloical

    tearsthataresoonhehandofanotary.therebeatthe

    bottofthisgreatevilsolaustthe

    tenarypitilesslystretodust

    abouthihatheyraisehielf,asthellioensona

    riadoflittleindustriesistheresopoouslife

    ygoddoibelongto

    theraceoftigers

    rersegrippedheartinitssrgfingers,andcheekswere

    furrop

    ooing,hedeadleavesofthepoplarsplanted

    byheeihoodandwavedher

    handkere.wasshelivingwhydidifeelher

    tyheadlaidprostrateiinthat

    ntipaidforallthepleasuresthatarabellahadgiven,andi

    kipaiddearly.istoseeheragain,andahatredof

    englandtookpossessionof.thoughladydudleyy

    ofherspecies,iincludedallenglisheninjudgnt.

    ireadeleine,

    andtheabbedonisthefootofaross

    plaapieceofgroundthatakenintotheenclosurehe

    irongateup,heuntanduntesshadneverbeen

    ove.isprangfrohecarriageand,

    heartaan

    iltheraoo,hbared

    head,standingalittleapart.

    istoopedtokissjacquesanddeleine,ealdlookand

    ntinuedpraying.theabberosefroiskookhiythearbr >

    tosupportself,saying,”isshestillalive”hebowedhishead

    sadlyaly.”tell,iiloreyouforchristssake,whyare

    youprayingatthefootofthiscrossh

    heroingtell

    all,thatiydonoharhroughignorance.”

    ”forthelastfeeletessehasbeenunosee

    herchildrestatedtis.nsieur,”hentiera

    pause,”perhapsyouhadbettere

    dertsauf;sheisgreatlyged.itisnecessarytoprepareher

    forthisintervieightcauseanincreaseinhersufferings

    deaththe”

    iahe

    pangsofothers.

    ”ohelpher,”hentinued;”forshe,sosaintly,

    sned,sofittodie,hasshohelastfeeeksa

    horrorofdeath;forthefirsttiinherlifeshelooksatothers

    y,enviouseyes.thisaberration

    esless,ithink,frohefearofdeaththanfrooinward

    intoxithefloentasthey

    her.yes,anevilangelisstrivingagainstheavenforthat

    glorioussoul.sheispassingthroughherstruggleoof

    olives;hertearsbathetheerosesofhercroheyfall,one

    byone,froheheadofthisha.;donotseeher

    yet.youosphereoftheurt;shewouldsee

    inyourfacetherefleofthethingsoflife,andyouwouldadd

    tothebitteessret.havepityonahgod

    hielffavetohisson.

    ritither

    nfessoror,tenlivescauseheopain,

    toprepareherforthisunlookedforeting,foretionshe

    abbebirotteauhasrequiredhertorenou,ihingsof

    thishereisaninvisiblethreadofdivinepurposeh

    religionalonesee;andsinceyouhaveeperhapsyouareledby

    sooralbasto

    thenger”

    hethentold,peredeloquencehfallslikedew

    upontheheart,thatforthelastsixnthstheuntesshadsuffered

    dailyreandre,inspiteofnsieuretscare.thedoctor

    hadetoclochegourdeeveryeveningfortonths,strivingto

    rese””to

    healthebodytheheartstfirstbehealed,”thedoctorhad

    exclaidoneday.

    ”astheillnessincreased,thean,oncesentle,havegroter,”saidtheabbe.”shecallsohtokeep

    her,insteadofaskinggodtotakeher;thensherepentstheserrs

    againstthedivinedecree.suchalteationsoffeelingrendherheart

    ahestrugglebetosthorrible.oftenthe

    bodytriuhs.youhavestdear,shesaidoojacques

    anddeleiinant,rey

    face,shetuedtodeleiheseangelichehappiness

    ofothersisthejoyofthoseselvesbehappy,and

    thethttearstoeyes.shefalls,

    itistrue,buteachtithatherfeetstulesheriseshigher

    towardsheaven.”

    struationscehadsent,

    andhisg

    ...
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    ufuldulationstoafuhe,theghtycryofexpiring

    love,i

    earthwillflowerinheaven”

    ”youleftherstillafloyouwillfindher

    nsud,purifiedbytheforond

    buriedintheashes.yes,thatshiningsoul,angelicstar,willissue

    gloriousfroheofthelight.”

    asipressedthehandofthegoodeva,heartoverflowing

    hgratitude,theuntputhishead,noirelye,outofthe

    dooraelysprangtoehsignsofsurprise.

    ”sheeshekept

    g.dearfriend,”hentinued,besidehielfhterror,

    ”deathishere.adnlikehone

    footinthegrave”

    iningurage,butohreshold

    ofthelongantechaerhehouseahelawn,

    theabbebirotteaustopped.

    ”dalatessebegsyouepresent,”hesaidto

    .

    givingaglangandgoing,

    allbusy,allduate

    gavethe

    ”edbythetion,as

    thenaturaluneasinessof

    hischaracter.

    ”onlyasisfancy,”saidtheabbe.”dalatessedoes

    notonsieurleviteasshenoalksof

    dressing;hher”

    teadeleine,isahehouseafew

    ntsaftershehadenteredherthersrooweques

    andhisfather,thetlyhe

    laontbazona

    azay,notigthesearedandyellos

    uingasiteverdidonalloy

    heart.suddenlyibeheldthedear”gheriu

    floakeabouquetatherthersbidding.thinking

    ofallethati

    staggered,sighti

    etotheeti

    pletelybrokendonotunnscious.

    ”poorfelix,”saidtheunt,”sheforbadetoetoyou.she

    kneuchyoulovedher.”

    thoughpreparedtosuffer,ifoundihadnthtobearase

    yriesofpasthappiness.”ah”ithought,”isee

    itstill,thatbarrenor,driedlikeaskeleton,litbyagraysky,

    ireainand

    againilookedatouful

    hour”

    allileated,sofulloflife.

    theservantsioneveryhe

    pathsen

    standingidlyaboutthehouse.thoughthegrapeshered

    inthevineyard,notasoundreachedus.theplaceseeduninhabited,

    sodeepthesilenceweensall

    ordinarytopideheunt,theonlyoneofuswho

    spoke.

    afterafeptedbytheicallovehefeltforhiswife

    heindtoplainofher.shehad

    never,hesaid,takenwhenhegave

    hergoodadviptoofher

    illness,forhehadstudiedthenhiso

    andcuredtheoutotherassistahancarefuldietandthe

    avoidanotion.heuldhavecuredtheuntess,buta

    husbandoughtnottotakesoself,

    especiallyisfortuneoffindinghisexperien

    thisasihing,despised.inspiteofallheuldsay,the

    untessinsistedonseeinget,et,anagedhiscase

    soill,hisdiseaseheysaid,

    theresultofexcessivegrief,surelyheheonewhohadbeenina

    nditiontohaveit.griefsuldtheuntesshavehadshewas

    alroublesorannoyaheirfortune,

    thankstohiscareandtohissoundideas,ost

    satisfaortsauftn

    atclochegourde;herchildren,rainedandnoh,gave

    heoay,efrobr >

    thushearguedanddiscussedthetter,nglinghisexpressionsof

    despairesudden

    rytotheadration

    hiseyeshhadbeendrysolong.

    deleihertherheabbe

    birotteaufolloe.deleine,noayedh

    herfather,sayingthattheuntessdesiredtobealonee,and

    alsothatthepresenanypersonsigueher.the

    soleityofthisntgavethatsenseofinandoutward

    ldesusofteninthegreateventsoflife.theabbe

    birotteau,ohosengodrksforhisoing

    thelicity,togetherhpatiend

    passion,tookaside.

    ”nsieur,”hesaid,”iy

    poeeting.thesalvationofthissaintrequired

    it.ihavensideredheronly,andnotyou.nohatyouareaboutto

    seehertoaccessoughttohavebeendeniedyoubytheangels,

    letsaythatishallbepresenttoprotectyouagainstyourselfand

    perhapsagainsther.respectheraskthisofyouas

    apriest,butasahulefriendyoudidnotknowyouhad,and

    rerse.ourdearpatientisdyingof

    hungerandthirst.sintothefeverish

    irritationhathorribledeath,andiotnceal

    froouhoslife.thecriesofherrebellious

    flesharestiflediheyill

    tender.butnsieurdedonisandiacceptthisdutythatay

    sparethesightofthisralanguishtoherfaly;asitis,theyno

    lheirstarbynightandbydayiheyall,

    husband,children,servants,allareasking,whereisshesheis

    sogedswillrevive.layasideyour

    thoughtsasanoftheitsvanities,betoherthe

    auxiliaryofheaven,notofearth.praygodthatthisdearsaintdie

    notinantofdoubt,givingvoicetoherdespair.”

    ididnotahepoor

    ...
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    heard,iiheearth.thethought,

    ”instateshallifindherheyusetheseprecautions”

    gaverisetoapprehensionsorecruelbecauseso

    indefinite;allforofsufferingind.

    berandtheabbeope.ithensaw

    hee,dresseditingotlesofahwas

    placedbeforethefireplah

    floableheheexpression

    oftheabbesface,azentatthegeinthe

    rooate,shoethatthedying

    anhadsentaherepulsivepreparationshsurroundasick

    bed.shehadsperengthoffeveriingher

    roooreceivehinthatfinalhourshelovedaboveallthings

    else.surroundedbycloudsoflace,hershrunkenface,he

    greenishpallnoliaflobledthefirst

    outlineofacherishedheaddraheyelloanvasof

    aportrait.tofeelhohevulturestalonsnowburied

    theelvesi,igiheeyesofthatoutlinedface

    finishedandfulloflife,hollohabrilliancy

    unusualinadyingperson.thecalajestygivehepast

    byhernstantvictoryoversorroherenolonger.herforehead,

    theonlypartofherfaceillkeptitsbeautifulproportions,

    threats.inspiteof

    the

    itlikethefluidststoflaabovethefieldsofahot

    day.herholloples,hersunkencheeksshoheinterior

    fortionofthefadthesleuponherenedlipsvaguely

    reseledthegrih.herrobe,hrossher

    breast,shoaciationofherbeautifulfigure.theexpression

    ofherheadsaidplainlythatshekhe

    thoughtfilledherhbitteess.shehearch

    hee,northesubliandsaintlydadertsauf,butthe

    nalesssothingofbossuetstrugglingagainstannihilation,driven

    totheselfishbattleoflifeagaihbyhungerandbalked

    desire.itookherhand,okissit,asi

    seatedselfbesideher.sheguessedsorrothe

    veryeffortthatidetohideit.herdisloredlipsdre

    herfashedteethtryingtoforsle,theforcedsleh

    rivetohideeithertheironyofvengeaheexpectation

    ofpleasure,theintoxicationofoursouls,orthefuryof

    disappointnt.

    ”ah,poorfelix,thisisdeath,”shesaid,”andyoudonotlike

    death;odiousdeath,ofaure,eventheboldest

    lover,feelsahorror.thisistheendoflove;iknewouldbeso.

    ladydudleyhussurprisedatthegeinher.

    aheatlast,andi

    reehorriblesightthatdethetede

    rarappist.i,aineverbeautifulandnoblein

    yourry,tolivethereeteallyalily,iitisroyyour

    illusionstrueloveotcalculate.butstay;donotgo,stay.

    nsieuretsaidiuchbetterthising;ishallrever.

    yourlooksebacktolife.tle

    strength,enourishnt,ishallbebeautiful

    again.iacarcelythirtyfive,therearenyyearsofhappiness

    before,happinessreknoinessi

    havededelightfulplans,o

    italy.”

    tearsfilledeyesandituedtotheolookatthe

    floehastily,andbendihebouquet

    ears”

    ”hee,doyounolongercareforourdearvalley,”isaid,asif

    toexplainsudde.

    ”oh,yes”shesaid,tuingherforeheadtolipshafond

    tion.”bute,houtthee,”sheadded,

    puttingherbuinglipstoearandhewordslikea

    sigh.

    iystrong

    enoughtorepressthenervousagitatiohroughoutthisse.

    ilistenedileand

    signsofprehension;tothher,buttotreatheras

    atherdoesachild.struckatfirsththegeinherperson,

    inoan,oncesodignifiedinherbearing,

    shoanners,inherlooksandher

    ideas,thenaiveignoranceofachild,itsartlessgraces,itseager

    vents,itscarelessindiffereoeverythingthatisnotitsown

    desire,inshortallthendachildtoour

    prote.isitsohalldyingpersonsdotheystripoffsocial

    disguisestilltheyarelikechildrenonor

    thattheuntessfeelingherselfonthebordersofeteity,

    rejectedeveryhunfeelingexceptlove

    ”youehealthasyouusedtodo,felix,”shesaid,”and

    ourvalleyyblessing.hoingyou

    eyouaresuchagoodnurse.besides,youaresori

    healthandvigorthatlifeisntagiousbesideyou.friend,prove

    tothatidiedieblighted.theythinksuffering

    isthirst.oh,yes,thirstisgreat,dearfriend.theersofthe

    ierribletosee;butthethirstofheartisgreaterfar.

    ithirstedforthee,”shesaidinastheredvoice,takinghands

    inhers,eight

    year.”anguishhasbeeninnotseeingtheedidyou

    notbidliveiook;iwill

    knoes,pleasures,all”

    ahnatalie,thataeanddistanderldrang

    intheearsoftheoldpriestandihetohatglorious

    voie,theanguishofatruelove

    lost.theuntessrosepatielikethatofa

    childhing.henfessorsahusthe

    poornfelluponhiskneesandprayedhclaspedhands.

    ”yes,tolive”shesaid,kingriseandsupporther;”tolive

    y

    life;ihaveuhep,theselies,theseiostureshoani

    die,iedaortoet

    hishestopped,seedtolisten,andtosllsoodh

    thehevintagersaredining,andi,i,”shesaid,in

    thevoiistress,aungry.itissoinlove,

    theyarehappy,th

    ...
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    ”kyrieeleison”saidthepoorabbe,hclaspedhandsandeyes

    raisedtoheaveninghislitanies.

    sheflunganarroundnee

    toher,saying,”youshallnotesohelittlenod

    erdayssheused,eforaninstant,to

    saysheu.”her,”shesaid;”iwillgo

    ae.”shetuedtogo,butfainted;andilaidher,

    dressedasshehebed.

    ”youurred,openinghereyes.

    sheyarifeltthe

    heatofherbody.nsieurdeslaeredandseedsurprisedat

    thederationoftheroobutseeing,all.

    ”ustsufferchtodie,”shesaidinagedvoice.

    thedoctorsatdoherpulse,thenherosequicklyandsaid

    afebeing

    tofollo.

    ”areyougoingtodo”isaidtothedoctor.

    ”saveherfrontolerableagony,”hereplied.”ouldhave

    believedinsochstrengthuandhoanhave

    livedinthisstatesolong.thisisthefortysenddaysinceshe

    haseithereatenordrunk.”

    nsieurdeslae.theabbebirotteautookto

    thegardens.

    ”letusleavehertothedoctor,”hesaid;”ateshelphe

    .well,youhaveheardheois

    sheherself.”

    ”no,”isaid,”itisnotshe.”

    iupefiedhgrief.ileftthegroundsbythelittlegateof

    theloerradtothepunt,inobealone

    ythoughts.itriedtodetachselffrohebeinginhi

    lived,atorturelikethathhetartarspunishadulteryby

    fasteningalioftheguiltyninapieceof

    ylifewas

    afailure,toodespairsuggestednystrangeideasto.sotis

    ivoetistoburyselfatilleraye

    arappists.ilookedatthewhere

    heehelightthathere

    thenightibetrothedsoultohers.ahoughtinottohave

    folloplelifeshehade,keepingself

    faithfullytohere

    beeagreatnexpresslythatightbesavedfroaseand

    shafulpassionschastityedistinhi

    hadnotknookeeplove,asarabellauoodit,suddenly

    disgusted.asiraisedhuledheadaskingselfwhere,in

    future,iuldlohtandhope,e

    tolife,theairirredbyasuddenuedtothe

    terradtheresaadeleinehsloeps.during

    thetiittooktoasdtheterratendingtoaskthedear

    e

    thefootofthecross,shehadseatedherselfonthebench.whenshe

    saeapproae,and

    retuedtoanner.shehated

    ;shefledfroerthersrderer.

    heportiisaotionless

    aeps.jacqueswas

    sittingii.hisattitudeexpressedthesainsensibility

    tothatihadnoticedsaw

    hiitsuggestedideassuchaseerofour

    ndtotakeupandstudyatourleisure.ihavererkedthatyoung

    personsareusuallyufunerals.i

    looquestionthatgloospirit.haddeleiherthoughts

    toherself,orhadsheinspiredjacqueshherhatred

    ”youknoe

    youhaveastdevotedbrother.”

    ”yourfriendshipisuselessto;ishallfolloyther,”hesaid,

    givingasullenlookofpain.

    ”jae”

    heughedandehis

    handkerchiefstainedhblood.

    ”doyouuandthat”hesaid.

    thustheyhadeaafatalsecret.isahatthe

    brotherandsisteravoidedeachother.heelaidlow,allwasin

    ruinsatclochegourde.

    ”daisasleep,”tecatosay,quitehappyinknohat

    theuntessofpain.

    inthesedreadfulnts,thougheachpersonknoheiable

    end,strongaffeinorjoys.nutesare

    turiesakerestorative;o

    lieonroses,obeartheirsufferings,othehope

    thattheirlastheed.

    ”nsieurdeslandeshasorderedthefloakenaheyexcited

    dasnerves,”saidte.

    thenit;sheherself

    apartofit.

    ”e,nsieurfelix,”addedte,”eandseedsheis

    beautifulasanangel.”

    iretuedtothedyinganjustasthesettingsunhe

    ladpure.

    asoftlightlitthebedonyheewaslying,edin

    opiuthebodyed;thesoulalned

    onthatface,sereheskiespestisover.blanche

    andhee,tefaean,reappeared;all

    therebeautifulbeythought,

    igination,aidingnature,repairedthedevastationofeachdear

    feature,phasgleathroughthe

    calulsationsofherbreathing.thettingatthe

    footofthebed.theuntstood,asthoughstupefiedbythebanners

    ofdeathedabovethatadoredbeing.itookherseatonthe

    sofa.uedtoeachotherlooksinirationfor

    thatcelestialbeautyngledouing.thelightsof

    thoughtannouheretuofthedivinespirittothatglorious

    tabeacle.

    theabbedonisandispokeinsigns,nigtoeachotherour

    tualideas.yes,theangelsing

    shatnoblebroheaugustexpressionofher

    virtuede,asiththespiritsof

    itssphere.thelinesofherfacecleared;allinheredand

    becajestieaththeunseeninseoftheseraphswhoguarded

    her.thegreentintsofbodilysufferinggaveplacetopuree

    toheldadeleine

    entered.deleinedeusquiverbytheadiulsehflung

    heronherkneesbesidethebed,gout,hclaspedhand:

    ...
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    therhereisther”jacquessled;hekne

    her.

    ”sheisenteringthehaven,”saidtheabbebirotteau.

    theabbedonislookedatasiftosay:”didinottellyouthe

    starsglory”

    deleiher,breathingwhenshe

    breathed,listeningtothesoftbreath,thelastthreadbyhshe

    heldtolife,anderror,fearingthatevery

    effortofrespirationghtbethelast.likeahegatesof

    thesanctuary,theyounggirl,strongbutreverent.

    atthatnttheangelusrangfrohevillageclocktower.wavesof

    teeredairbroughtitsreverberationstorendusthatthishe

    sacredhourianityrepeatstheheao

    theahefaultsofhersex.”averia”

    surely,atthisnttheheaven.the

    prophecyheeventsohatintotears.the

    rringsoundsofevening,lodiousbreezesintheleafage,last

    andechooftheis,thevoicesof

    theers,theplaintivecryofthetreefrog,alluntrythings

    otheloveliestlilyofthevalley,toher

    sile,rurallife.thereligiouspoesyofthehour,noothat

    ofnature,expressedsovividlythepsalfthedepartingsoulthat

    oursobsredoubled.

    thoughthedoorofthechaerereallsoplungedin

    ionofthesprintitsriesforeveron

    oursouls,thatilyservantswhowere

    kneelingasagroupandprayingfervently.thesepoorpeople,living

    onhope,hadbelievedtheirstressghtbespared,andthisplain

    etheatasignfroheabbebirotteautheold

    huntshecurateofsache.thedoctor,standingby

    thebed,calssdholdingthehandofthestillsleeping

    an,haddethenfessntosaythatthissleephe

    onlyhourainedfortherecalledahe

    nthadetoadhelastsatsofthechurch.at

    nineoclockshealy,lookedatushsurprisedbutgentle

    eyes,andoreinallthebeautyofforr

    days.

    ”theryouaretoobeautifultodielifeahareingback

    toyou”crieddeleine.

    ”deardaughter,ishallliveinthee,”sheansiling.

    thenfollobraotherandherchildren.

    nsieurdertsaufkissedhisoloredwhen

    shesae.

    ”dearfelix,”shesaid,”thisis,ithink,theonlygriefthatishall

    everhaveayhavesaid,i,apoor

    creaturechbesideself.”sheheldoutherhand;itookitand

    kissedit.thenshesaid,ile,”asin

    theolddays,felix”

    andintothesalthelast

    nfession.iapproacheddeleine.inpreseherssheuld

    notescapeother,she

    lookedatnoone,asileeveuinghereyes

    iion.

    ”deardeleine,”isaidinaloe

    h,to

    rencileusall”

    ”iheariytherissayingatthisnt,”she

    replied,od,”that

    virgin,alreadysorrooprotecttheworldfor

    todie.

    ”andyouhentotherabsolves,if

    indeediauilty.”

    ”you,you,”shesaid,”alwaysyourself”

    thetonesofhervoicerevealedthedeterredofarsi,

    ilacableasthejudgntsofthosehavingstudiedlife,

    adtofenuationoffaultsttedagainstthelahe

    heart.

    anhouretous

    afterreceiviesssgeneralnfession,and

    bapulsesh

    ofteonoblends,allsistersofoent,haddethebr >

    dressherintheloobehershroud.we

    foutingup;beautifulfroxpiatioifulinhope.i

    saylettersbeen

    bued,asacrificee,she

    hadnotbeeilthehourofherdeath.shesled

    uponusallileofotherdays.hereyes,isthtears,

    gaveevidenceofiny;shesahecelestialjoysofthe

    prosedland.

    ”dearfelix,”shesaid,holdingoutherhandandpressiay

    ustbepresentatthelastsylife,notthe

    leastpainfulangnysuch,butoneinhyouarenceed.”

    shedeasignandthedoorherrequesttheuntsat

    doaianding.thenates

    helptheuntessroseabeforetheasto,

    persistinginreiningthere.antafter,atehadleft

    theroosheraisedherheadhshehadlaiduponherhusbands

    knees.

    ”thoughihavebeenafaithfuloyou,”shesaid,inafaint

    voiesfailedinduty.ihavejustprayedtogod

    togivestrengthtoaskyourpardon.ihavegiventoafriendship

    outsideoffalyreaffeatecarethanihaveshooyou.

    perhapsihavesotisirritatedyoubytheparisonsyouyhave

    debethesecares,thesethoughts,andthoseigavetoyou.i

    havehad,”shesaid,inasinkingvoice,”adeepfriendship,hno

    oevenhesobject,hasfullyknohoughi

    haventinuedvirtuousaanlahoughihave

    beenairreproachableoyou,stillotherthoughts,voluntaryor

    involuntary,haveoftenyndand,inthishour,ifeari

    haveedtheooly.butasihavetenderlylovedyou,and

    ntiobeyoursubssivehecloudspassing

    beheskydonotalteritspurity,inowprayforyourblessing

    haheart.ishalldiehoutoerthoughtifi

    hearfroourlipsateherof

    yourchildren,ifiknohatyiveherthosethingsforh

    shedidniveherselftillreassuredbythegreattribunalh

    pardonsall.”

    ”blanan,sheddingtearsuponhis

    e”heraisedherhastrength

    unusualtohikissedhersolelyontheforehead,andthusholding

    herntinued:”haveiniveoaskofyouhaveineverbeen

    harshareyounotkingtoochofyirlis

    ...
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    ”perhaps,”shesaid.”but,dearfriend,indulgetheweaknessofa

    dyingind.hishouryouwill

    reerthatileftyoueperssion

    toleavetoourfriendnoyaffe”she

    ntinued,shoantelshelf.”heisnoy

    adoptedson,andthatisall.theheart,dearfries

    bequests;lastposeasacreddutyonthatdearfelix.i

    thinkidonotputtoogreataburdenonhigrantthatidonotask

    tootheselastwords.yousee,i

    alan,”shesaid,bendingherheadouful

    sness;”afterobtainingpardoniaskagiftreadthis,”she

    added,givier;”butnotuntilafterdeath.”

    theuntsaself

    tothebed,whereweallsurroundedher.

    ”felix,”shesaid,”iyhavedohingoyou.ofteni

    gaveyoupaiingyouhopeforthatiuldnotgiveyou;but

    see,itotherthatnoe

    todiefivenofall.youetoo;youen

    blad,andicewassodear”

    theabbebirotteaulaidafingeronhislips.atthatsignthedying

    anboeher;presentlyshewavedher

    handsasifsuoningtheclergyandherchildrenandtheservantsto

    herpresendthen,plesture,sheshoethe

    desolateuntandthechildrenbesidehithesightofthatfather,

    thesecretofyousalone,

    soleguardianofthosedeliuteeiestoher

    face,yheartlikesacredfire.beforereceiving

    extreunsheaskedpardonofherservantsifbyahastyword

    shehadsotishurtthesheaskedtheirprayersandnded

    eae,individually,totheunt;shenoblynfessedthatduring

    thelasttonthsshehadutteredplaintsthatchristian

    andghthaveshockedtheshehadrepulsedherchildrenandg

    tolifeunissionto

    theoherintolerablesufferings.finally,shepublicly

    thaheabbebirotteauthforhavingshownher

    theillusionofallearthlythings.

    ospeak,prayershecurateof

    sae

    difficult;afilverspreadhereyes,butsoontheyclearedagain;

    shegavealastlookaheeyesofearth,hearingperhaps

    thesyhonyofoursobs.asherlastsighissuedfroerlips,the

    effortofalifethate

    thatstruyfaculties.theuntandireinedbesidethe

    bierallnighththethecurate,g,inthe

    glierofthetapers,thebodyofthedeparted,no,laid

    uporessofherbed,

    yfirstniohehatnight

    yeyesfixedonhee,spellboundbythepureexpression

    thatpests,bytheenessofthat

    faceerableaffes,

    althoughitdenoansylove.ajestyinthatsilence,

    inthatldnesshoanythoughtstheyexpressedbeautyin

    thatldrepose,bilityallthepastwas

    thereandfuturityhadbegun.ahilovedherdeadaschasihad

    lovedherliving.iheunttobed;thethree

    sfellasleepinthatheavyhourofdan

    tothosech.iuldthen,houtnesses,kissthatsacred

    brohalltheloveihadneverbeenallooutter.

    thethirdday,inaolautuiessto

    herlastho.sheawo

    rtineaus,andteshusband.wedoheroadihadso

    joyouslyasdedthedayifirstretuedtoher.he

    valleyoftheihelittleceteryofsacheapoorvillage

    graveyard,placedbehindthechurtheslopeofthehill,where

    ilityshehadaskedtobeburiedbehasilecross

    ofbla,”shesaid.whenisa

    thetreofthevalley,thevillagechurdtheplaceofthe

    graveyardanvulsiveshudderseized.alaswehaveallour

    golgothas,hefirstthirtythreeyearsofourlives,

    hthelancehecrohosandnotofroses

    onourbroetheuntofexpiation.

    ensecrooexpressthegriefof

    thevalleyanyions.

    te,herfaithfulan,toldthat

    suffiizeduponherdress.therewere

    babestobeprovidedfor,hers

    suillersin

    en,aepoorho,deedsofa

    anor.besidesthese

    things,therearry;

    substitutesboughtforyouthstothedrafthadbroughtdespair,

    tendersofthelovinganhehappinessof

    othersisthensolationofthoseselvesbehappy.”

    suchthings,relatedatthe”veillees,”dethese.i

    hjacquesaheffin.agto

    adeleineained

    aloeinsistedininghus.”poor

    dapoordasheishappynooherself

    adhersobs.

    astheproillsiheardasiltaneous

    anandasouingfor

    itssoul.thechurchhpeople.aftertheservicewas

    overtothegraveyardobeburiedhe

    cross.hepebblesandthegravelfallingupontheffin

    uragegaveartio

    steady.theytook,halfdead,tothechateauofsache,he

    oetostay,andiaccepted.io

    youthatidreadedaretutoclochegourde,anditwasequally

    repugnanttotogotofrapesle,yhees

    edaysina

    roontioo

    you.itisadeeprecessangthehills,borderedbyoaksthatare

    doublytenarian,throughorrentrushesafterrain.the

    seh

    ...
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    desiredtoabandonself.

    ihadperceived,duringthedayhefatalnight,how

    unepresebeatclochegourde.theunthadgone

    throughvioleionsatthedeathofhishehadexpected

    theevent;hisoitihinglike

    indifferenes,aess

    gavethatletterilldarednotreadandwhenshespoke

    ofheraffee,irerkedthattheunt,usuallysoquick

    totakeoffence,denosignoffeelingaributed

    heesesensitivenessofansceh

    hekhe

    soulsofthesetorerriedthantheirbodies;they

    hadneverhadtheintitenionhey

    hadsharedherpainsnorpleasures,thosestronglinksear

    usbyathousandedgesheytouallour

    fibers,aeheinstrecessesofourhearts.

    anotherionforbaderetutoadeleines

    hostility.thathardyounggirlodifyherhatred

    besideherthersffiheunt,alked

    toinself,andtheressofthehouse,who

    einvinyself

    horriblyaobetreatedthusheveryflowers

    ed,y

    ryclothedhpoetrythebalhefountains,the

    balustrades,thetrees,theglisesofthevalleystobehatedwhere

    ionthe

    first,ndadeup.

    alasalashistheendofthekeelovethateverehe

    heartofntotheeyesersnductghtbe

    reprehensible,butithadthesanyois

    thusthatthefeelings,thesublistdrasofouryouthst

    end.artatdatourstoclochegourde,chthe

    shungryforlove;then,reasureisinthe

    crucible,ingleenandcirces,allbees

    graduallydebasedandongtheashes.suchis

    lifelifeasitis;greatpretensions,sllrealities.iditated

    longaboutself,debatingiulddoafterablohis

    oysoul.iresolvedtorushinto

    thesbition,tocastan

    froylifeandtokeselfastatesn,ldandpassionless,and

    soreihesaintiloved.thoughtsofaroff

    regionsyeyesehesplendidtapestryofthe

    yellots,thebronzedfoothills.iasked

    selfifheesvirtue,afterall,thatofignorance,

    andifiorse.at

    last,inthesndday,ohoselastsles

    ofheavenifulintouraine,ireadtheletterh

    atherrequestiy

    feelingsasireadit.

    dadertsauftothevitefelixdevandenesse:

    felix,friend,lovedtoousto

    you,notsoyloveastoshoheof

    obligationyouhaveincurredbythedepthandgravityofthe

    ont,whenisink

    exhaustedbythetoilsoflife,bytheshocksofits

    battle,theaneis,rcifully,dead;thetheralone

    survives.dear,youarenooseehohatyouhe

    inalysufferings.later,ieived

    yourblodyingofthefinalwoundyourhandhas

    given,butthereisjoy,exyself

    destroyedbyhilove.

    physicalsufferingsyntalstrength;

    ithereforeusethelastplore

    youtobefriendchildrenandreplacetheheartofhyou

    havedeprivedtheinlyiosethisdutyuponyouif

    ilovedyouless;butiprefertoletyouchooseitforyourself

    asanactofsacredrepentandalsoinfaithfulntinuance

    ofyourlovelove,forus,ingledhrepentant

    thoughtsandexpiatoryfearsbutiknowellweshall

    foreverloveeachother.youresofatalanact

    initselfasthepoe.didinot

    tellyouiodeath.

    but,beforted,anlahechurchhas

    told,byoneofherpurestvoices,thatgodwillbefiving

    tothosendnts.

    beloved,youarenooknoleaveyouin

    ignoranine.ylast

    houryou,too,stkasheiskingof

    heaven.

    untiltheballgiventotheduetheonlyballat

    arriagehadleftinthatignorance

    othesoulofayounggirlthebeautyoftheangels.

    true,iother,butlovehadneversurrous

    perttedpleasures.hohishappenidonotknoher

    doiknoegedinant.

    youreeryourkissestheyhavesteredlife,theyhave

    furroysoul;theardorofyourbloodaine;

    youryouthenteredyouth,yourdesiressoul.wheniroseand

    leftyouproudlyiotionforhiknowno

    nainanylanguageforchildreyetfoundao

    expresstherriageoftheireyeshlight,northekissof

    lifelaidupontheirlips.yes,itingintheecho,

    lightflashingthroughthedarkionshakingtheuniverse;

    atleast,itore

    beautiful,foritprehehen

    thatsothing,ikheworld,a

    foroblerthanthought;forithoughts,allforces,it

    otioihalfa

    ther.fallingthusupohisthunderboltawokedesires

    beredthereyknowledge;suddenlyidivinedall

    thataunthadantyforehead,rring,

    ”poorhee”

    e,thefirstleaves,

    thefragrahefloheeandfleecyclouds,the

    ihesky,allspoketoinalanguagetillthenunknown.

    ifyouhavefottenthoseterriblekisses,ihave

    ...
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    abletoeffayry,iayingofthees,each

    tithatihavetyousiheiriressisrevived.iwas

    shakeofootere

    presentintofyoveryfirbr >

    etohatierioussenseofpleasure.i

    askedselfinvoluntarily,”ustbesuutual

    looks,therespeyhand,thepressure

    ofarnyours,yourvoicehitsteones,all,even

    theslightestthings,shooksoviolentlythatcloudsobscured

    sight;therrofrebellioussensesfilledears.ahif

    inthosentsyldnessyouhad

    takeninyourarishouldhavediedofhappiness.sotisi

    desiredit,butprayersubduedtheevilthought.youauttered

    bychildrenfilledhearterblood,hgavelor

    toypoordeleioio

    sayit,soultsofthatsensation.ah

    shallisaytoyouyazedatyour

    lettersasaportrait.

    ifonthatfirstdayyouobtainedsofatalpoe,

    nceive,dearfriend,hoewas

    giventotoreadyoursoul.ewheni

    foundyousopure,soabsolutelytruthful,giftedhnoble

    qualities,an

    andchild,tidyetbravejoytofindhwere

    edbyangriefeversieveningwhenwe

    nfidedourchildhoodstoeachother,ihaveknohattolose

    youeselfishly.the

    certaibynsieurdelabergethatishoulddieifilost

    youtouysoul.hekneessary

    iyandto

    forbidyouhouse,foriprosedtontinuepureindeedand

    thought.”thought,”hesaidto,”isinvoluntary,butitbe

    idstofanguish.””ifithink,”ireplied,

    ”allefroyself.lethieinbeside

    andkeeppure”thegoodoldn,thoughste,ovedby

    sinasyouyour

    daughter,”hesaid.iacceptedbravelythatlifeofsufferingthat

    ightnotloseyou,andisufferedjoyfully,seeingthatwewere

    eyokegodihavebeenfirfaithful

    tohusband;ihavegivenyounofoothold,felix,inyour

    kingdothegrandeurofpassionhasreaycharacter;i

    haveregardedthetorturesnsieurdertsaufhasinflictedon

    asexpiations;iboretheroudlyiionoffaulty

    desires.forrlyiurratlife,butsince

    youeihavereveredsogaiety,andthishasbeenthe

    betterfortheunt.houtthisstrength,hiderived

    throughyou,ishouldlongsincehavesuccuedtotheinwardlife

    ofoldyou.

    ifyouhaveuntedforydutysohave

    ofsothing,andi

    fearediuldneverdoenoughtokeandstothelifewas

    thusantinualstrugglehatiwaslessa

    ther,lessaorseenteredheart;fearingto

    failinobligations,instantly.oftenhave

    iputdeleie,givingyoutoeachother,

    raisingbarriersbethatwerepowerlessfor

    otionseabsentor

    present,youhadthesapoadeleiojacques

    becausedeleiobeyours.butididnotyield

    youtodaughteryselfthatiwas

    oyou,andyouwerenearly

    tyselfup

    todelusivehopes.oh,felixitellyouthesethingstosaveyou

    froerse;also,perhaps,toshohatildand

    insensible,thatoursufferingsutual;thatarabella

    hadnosuperiorityofloveoverooahedaughterofa

    fallenrace,sulovewell.

    therethestruggleerriblethati

    thelongnightsthrough;hairfelloff,youhaveitdoyou

    reertheuntsillnessyouobilityofsoulfarfrobr >

    raisingsoulbelittledit.alasidreadofgivio

    yousodayasthereu;butthefollywasa

    briefone.ilaiditatthefeetofgthessthatday

    obeadeleines

    sufferiothe

    hislostsheep.

    thenyourlovean

    revealedtosecretsofhihadnoknowledge.ilovedyou

    betterthaionsofthisstorlife,the

    effortsthatidetosubdueselfhnoothersucrthan

    thatreligiongave,all,allhasbroughtabouttheladyof

    erribleshocksihaveunderghton

    attacksaboutsilence.isahthesole

    solutionofthishiddentragedy.alifetiofanger,jealousy,

    andragelayinthosetonthsbetethertold

    ofyourrelationshladydudley,andyourretuto

    clochegourde.iurderyheart;i

    desiredthatah;iychildren.

    prayer,eabalhout

    influenysoul.jealousydethebreachthroughh

    hasentered.aihavekeptaplacidbrohatperiod

    leyself.afteryourretu

    andhatihatnature

    hadbetrayedandnotyourthought,iolive,itwas

    thentoolategodhadtakenunderhisprote,filledno

    doubt,

    enledhertothegatesofthesanctuary.

    belovedgodhasjudged,nsieurdertsaufwillpardon

    ,butyouercifulentothisvoice

    toheevilsofh

    yyou,perhaps,lessthani.youknoi

    onsieurdertsaufasisterof

    an;listentohilovehiooneloves

    hiinterposebetandhischildrenasihavedone.your

    tasketobein

    parisnearhisgrandfather,andyouhavelongprosedtoguide

    hi

    ...
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    rry;ipraythatyouypleaseher.sheisallself,but

    stronger;shehasthelag;theenergy

    o

    thestorofpoliticallife;sheiscleverandperceptive.if

    yourlivesareunitedsheother.by

    ayclochegourdeyouwill

    blotoutthefaultsihavenotsuffitlyexpiated,thoughthey

    arepardonedinheavenandalsooh,forheisgenerousand

    e.youseeiaverselfish;isitnottheproofof

    adespotiine.uobe

    yoursinlife,ibequeathtoyouthoughtsandalsoduties.

    ifyoudonotarrydeleineyouleastseekthe

    reposeofsoulbykingnsieurdertsaufashappyashe

    everbe.

    fareyheart;thisisthefareind

    absolutelysaillfulloflife;thefareon

    anyandtoogreatjoystosuffertheeto

    feelrerseforthecatastrophetheyhavecaused.iusethatword

    ”e,i

    reayrest,sacrificedtodutyandnothout

    regretahitreleatthatthought.godkhani

    herihavefulfilledhisholylahtheir

    spirit.often,nodoubt,ihavetottered,butihavenotfallen;

    thestpotentyhegrandeurofthe

    sedue.thelordetreling

    bed.farewell

    again,alongfarehatigavelastnighttoourdear

    valley,andenwillyou

    u.

    hee.

    ifellintoanabyssofterriblerefles,asiperceivedthe

    depthsuhe

    yegotisolledauchasire

    thani,forshehatotherso

    herfriend;sheuchas

    suspectedtheentyhter.thatlastproofofher

    tendeesspaierribly.poorheee

    clochegourdeandherdaughter.

    natalie,frohatdreaddayienteredagraveyard

    folloainsofnoblehee,nohe

    sunhasbeenless,lesslunous,thenightsregloo,

    ventlessagile,thoughtredull.therearesodeparted

    oredeeplylovedfor

    oursoulsareerynglesdailyhour

    heartbeats;ashe;theyareinusbythe

    tenderlaetesychosisspecialtolove.asoulisy

    soul.egoodthingisdoneby,etruewordis

    spoken,thatsouladspeaks.allthatisgoodeissues

    frohatgrave,asthefragran,

    bitteess,allthatyoublaialie,y

    eyesaredarkenedbyacloudorraisedtoheavenafterlong

    ioh,ylipskeoyourwordsor

    yourdevotion,donotaskagain,”ofareyouthinking”

    deaatalie,ieriesoo

    bitterfor.still,iooftheeventsh

    folloadeup

    ofaoventitissoontold,butpassesinthe

    higherregionsofthesoulitsstorybeesdiffuse.hees

    letterputthestarofhopebeforeeyes.inthisgreatshipki

    saightberescued.toliveatclochegourdeh

    deleine,inglifetohers,eisfied

    theideasofyheartitoknohe

    truthastoherrealfeelings.asiobidtheunt

    fare,andthinthe

    terrace.e.atfirsthespokeofthe

    untesslikeaentofhisloss,andallthe

    injuryitohisinnerself.butafterthefirstoutbreakof

    hisgriefedrenceedaboutthefuturethanthe

    present.hefearedhisdaughter,e,hadhers

    gentleness.deleinesfirharacter,ihing

    heroiedtheold

    oheestendeess,andhenohepowerofa

    hatneveryielded.hisonlynsolationforhisirreparable

    loss,hesaid,hecertaintyofsoonrejoininghishe

    agitations,thegriefsoftheselastfereasedhis

    illnessandbroughtbaerpains;thestrugglehhe

    foresahorityasafatherandthatofhisdaughter,

    noistressofthehouse,teess;for

    thoughheshouldhavestruggledagainsthiswife,heshould,heknew,

    beforcedtogiveo

    leavehihisdaughterarry,andsortofsoninlaas

    helikelytohavethoughhethustalkedofdying,hisrealdistress

    selfaloneforoepathy.

    duringthishourself,andaskedfor

    friendshipinhise,hepletedapictureinndof

    thererkablefigureoftheegre,ohestiosingtypes

    ofourperiod.inappearanceheed

    persistentinhiecauseofhissoberhabitsandhisuntry

    avocatioillliving.

    thoughdeleineuldseeoerrace,shedidnotedown.

    severaltisshecaoutupoiandbaagain,as

    iftosignifyher.iseizedantobeg

    theunttogotothehouseandcallher,sayingihadalastwishof

    herthertooher,andthisyonlyopportunityof

    doingso.theuntbroughther,ausaloogetheronthe

    terrace.

    ”deardeleine,”isaid,”ifiaospeaktoyou,surelyitshould

    behereotherlisteoshehadless

    reasontoplainofthanofthecircesoflife.iknow

    yourthoughts;butareyounotndeinghoutaknowledgeof

    thefactslifeandhappinessareboundupinthisplace;youknow

    that,ayouseektobanishbytheldnessyoushoe

    ofthebrotherlyaffeedus,andh

    shouldhavestrengthehebondsofangrief.dear

    deleine,youforiylifehouthopeof

    repense,houty

    ...
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    childrenofthoseahe

    projeothercherisheddurisevenyears.if

    youkido

    nototakeadvantageofyounohatiaskisthatyoudo

    notdepriveoftherighttoehere,tobreathetheaironthis

    terradtoehasgedyourideasofsociallife.

    atthisntidesirenottoruffletheirespectagriefh

    sleadsyou,forittakesevehepowerofjudgingsoberly

    theciryself.thesaintn

    uponusplyaskthatyou

    staralbetywishes.iloveyou

    tooe,tosayoneword

    totheuntofaproposalheeeagerly.befree.later,

    reerthatyoukhatnon

    oredevotedfeelings”

    uptothisntdeleinehadlistenedhloweredeyes;nowshe

    stoppedbyagesture.

    ”nsieur,”shesaid,inavoicetrelingotion.”iknowall

    yourthoughts;butishallnotgefeelingstowardsyou.iwould

    ratherflingselfintotheihanallyselftoyou.i

    speaktoyouofself,butifthersnastillpossessesany

    poeibegyouoretutoclochegourde

    solongasianit.theresightofyoucausesarepugnancei

    otexpress,bute.”

    sheboehdignity,auedtothehousehout

    lookingback,iassibleashertherhadbeenforonedayonly,but

    repitiless.theseargeyeofthatyounggirlhaddisvered,

    thoughtardily,theseothersheart,aredto

    thenshefanotherslifeyhavebeen

    increasedbyasenseofheriplicity.

    allbeforee,houtnsidering

    ofthesesfortunes.sheght

    havehatedusequally,hertherand,had

    yhappinessfellinruins.ialoneknehe

    lifeofthatunknoan.ialonehadenteredeveryregionof

    hersoul;herther,father,husband,norchildrenhadeverknown

    her.strahistirthisheapofashesandtakepleasurein

    spreadingtheeforeyou;allheartsyfindsothinginthef

    theirilieshavehadtheirhee

    hoanynoblefeelingshaveleftthisearthhnohistorianto

    fathoheirhearts,toasurethedepthahoftheir

    spirits.suothersknoheir

    childrenaslittleastheirchildrenkno.soitish

    husbands,lovers,brothers.didiigihatoneday,beside

    fathersffin,ishouldntendybrothercharles,forwhose

    advanuchgoodgodhoanylessonsinthe

    silesthistory.

    adeleinedisappearedintothehouse,iahabroken

    heart.biddingfareyhostatsache,istartedforparis,

    follhtbankoftheiheoneihadtakenwheni

    ehevalleyforthefirstti.sadlyidrovethroughthe

    prettyvillageofpontderuaiicallifeurted

    ;iyheartwasfullof

    eagerdesires,noyeyesylifewasall

    beforetofillasiuld,notobeadesert.iwas

    stillyoung,onlytyhearthered.afew

    yearshadsufficedtodespoilthatlandscapeofitsearlyglory,and

    todisgustaginefeelingsuing

    round,isaadeleiheterrace.

    apreytoierioussadness,igavenothoughttotheendof

    jouey.ladydudleynd,aeredthe

    urtyardofherhousetted,i

    yhabitsonjugalinherhouse,and

    iupstairsthinkingoftheannoyancesofarupture.ifyouhave

    fullyuoodthecharacterandnnersofladydudley,you

    iginedisfitureajordoushered,stillin

    travellingdress,intoasalonptuouslydressed

    andsurroundedbyfourpersons.lorddudley,ohest

    distinguishedoldstatesnofengland,andinghhisbackto

    thefireplace,stiff,haughty,frigid,hthesarcasticairhe

    doubtlessent;hesledyna.

    arabellastazinglylikedersayanatural

    sonoftheoldlord,other;dersayhielfwason

    thesofabesideher.assoonasarabellasaesheassudadistant

    air,andglaravellingcapasiftoaske

    there.shelookedoverfroeadtofoot,asthoughie

    untrygentlenjustpreseoher.asforourinticy,that

    etealpassion,thosevooloveher,those

    visionsofarda,allhadvanishedlikeadreaihadneverclasped

    herha.inspiteofthe

    diploticselfpossessiontorained,i

    yplacee.

    dersaysledathisboots,inedarkable

    i.ideyurse.fronyotherani

    shoulddestlyhaveaccepteddefeat;but,edattheglowing

    appearaheheroineodieforlove,andwhohad

    sffedattheainsolence

    isfortunesofladybrandon;to

    rehesendadaggertoherheart,thoughthe

    ightbebluheblow.

    ”da,”isaid,”iaureyouyunious

    entraouraine,and

    thatladybrandonhasgivenassageforyouhallowsofno

    delay.ifearedyouhadalreadystartedforlancashire,butasyouare

    stillinparisiaybepleased

    toappoint.”

    shebo.siherin

    society,.

    italktoheroftheinnsolableenoflancashire;shekes

    allusiontofrenheirgastrictroublesbycalling

    theespair.thankstoher,ihaveartaleneindersay,of

    sheisveryfond.iu,icallhertheweions.

    sodisasterplete;itlaothing.ifolloheplani

    hadlaidoutforselfdurireatatsache;iplu

    ...
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    yselfosce,literature,andpolitics.i

    ehediploticservitheaccessionofcharlesx.,who

    suppressedtheeloyntihelduhelateking.frohatnt

    ilyresolvedtopaynofurtherattentiontoanyan,no

    tterhoightbe.this

    deternationsuarvellous

    tranquillityofnd,apoeto

    uandhouchtheseeneourlives,believing,allthe

    hatafeiouswordswillrepayus.

    butallresolutionsaught;youknohy.dear

    natalie,intellingyoulife,ent,

    preciselyasitellittoself,iingtoyoufeelingsinh

    youhavehadnoshare,perhapsihaveeerofyour

    sensitiveandjealousheart.butthatightangeranan

    e.

    nobleenhaveindeedasublissiontofulfiltosufferingand

    siedhearts,thessionofthesisterofcharityanches

    theotheristsasare

    nottheonlyonesenheiruntry,forthe

    futuredestinyofthenations,enlargingthusthecircleoftheir

    passionsahoughts,ofteheelvesacruel

    solitude.theyneedapure,devotedlovebesidethebelieve,

    theyuanditsgrandeuranditsh.

    torroyselfinlovingyou.

    felix.

    ansotheenvoi

    dalatessenataliedenervilletonsieurlete

    felixdevandenesse.

    dearunt,youreadadertsauf,

    hroughtheworld,a

    lettertoitto

    finishyoureducation.

    giveup,ibegofyou,areallydreadfulhabit;donotitate

    certainalkoftheirfirsthusbandandthrohe

    virtuesofthedea

    fren,dearunt;iarrytheani

    love,andireallyarrydadertsauftoo.having

    readyourtalehalltheattentionitdeserves,andyouknow

    theiifeelinyou,itseetothatyousthave

    edertsauf,

    anddoharotheuntessbyherhthe

    experiencesofylishlove.alsoyouhavefailedintactto

    ,poorcreatureeritthanthatofpleasingyou;

    youhavegiventouandthatiotloveasheeor

    arabellalovedyou.iaperfes;ikno;

    butakefeelthebr >

    shallitellyouipitythefourthanyoulove.she

    leagainstthreeothers.therefore,in

    yourisasustthe

    dangersofyourtale.forself,irenouhelaboriousglory

    oflovingyou,itoonyvirtues,cathli,

    andihavenofans.thevirtuesofthe

    virginofclochegourdean,howeversureof

    herselfsheghtbe,andyourintrepidenglishazondisurages

    evenaatterapoor

    anydo,sheeverhopetogiveyouthejoysshewill

    aspiretogive.herheartnorsensestriuhagainstthese

    riesofyours.iothe

    sunshinechilledforyoubythedeathofyoursaintedhee.i

    havefeltyoushudderingbeside.

    friend,foryouyfriend,neverkesuch

    nfidencesagain;theylaybareyourdisillusions;they

    disuragelove,andpelaantofeeldoubtfulofherself.

    love,dearunt,lyliveontrustfulheanwho

    beforeshesaysaountsherhorse,staskherself

    ightnothavespokeer,

    raceful,thatan

    youybeverysure,bleinallherers.you

    certainlyhavegivenadesiretoreceiveafehose

    intoxiore.there

    arenyotherthingsyoudarenolongerdo;thoughtsand

    enjoyntsyoueverreaan,andyououghttoknow

    this,you

    holdthere.

    youasktoloveyououtofchristiancharity.iulddoch,

    ididlyadt,forcharity;infactiulddoallexcept

    love.youaresotiseandallyour

    dulnesslais

    intolerable,andcauseschcruelaoonewholovesyou.i

    haveoftenfoundthegraveofthatsaiweenus.ihave

    searchedoyself,andioo

    dieasshedid.ifyoutiredoutladydudley,whoisavery

    distinguishedan,i,herpassionatedesires,

    should,ifear,tuldlyagainstyouevensoohanshedid.

    e,letussuppresslovebetuchasyoufind

    happinessonlyerelyfriendsiwish

    it.

    ahdearuyour

    entraolifeyoufoundanadorablean,aperfect

    stress,adeyouapeer,lovedyou

    todistra,onlyaskedthatyouhfultoher,and

    youkilledherikrous.angallthe

    passionateandunfortunateyoungreetsof

    paris,idoubtifthereisoayvirtuousten

    yearstoobtainonehalfofthefavorsyoudidnotknoo

    valueanislovedlikethathoorepoor

    anshesufferedindeed;andafteryouhavetenafew

    sentintalphrasesyouthinkyouhavebalancedyourath

    herffin.suodoubt,istheendthataytendeess

    foryou.thankyou,dearunt,iher

    sideofthegrave.anhassuchacriuponhis

    nsadeyouan

    irudentrequest;butiyanspartasadaughter

    ofeve,itatetheeffectoftheanswer.

    yououghttohavedeceived;laterishouldhavethankedyou.is

    itpossiblethatyouhaveneveruoodthespecialvirtueof

    loversyounotfeelhoheyareinshat

    theyhaveneverlovedbefore,andloveatlastforthefirstti

    no,yraepttobeboth

    dadertsaufandladydudley,ydearfriend,itwo

    ...
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    betryingtounitefireapossiblethat

    youdontknoenbelieve,theyaretheyare,andthey

    havethereforethedefeetladydudley

    tooearlyioappreciateher,andtheharousayofher

    seetotherevengeofyoury.youuood

    dadertsauftoolate;youpunishedobeingthe

    other,eifihertheohe

    otheriloveyouenoughtohavethoughtdeeplyaboutyourfuture;

    infact,ireallycareforyouagreatdeal.yourairofthe

    knightofthesaduntenancehasale;i

    believedianelanen;butilittlethought

    thatyouhadkilledtheloveliestavirtuousofen

    attheopeningofyourlife.

    yself,ainsforyoutodoihavethoughtit

    overcarefully.ithink,friend,thatyouarrya

    s.shandy,hingofloveorofpassion,andwill

    nottroubleherselfaboutdadertsauforladydudley;who

    ontsofennuihyou

    calllancholy,duringhyouareaslivelyasarainyday,a

    oyou,inshort,theexcellentsisterofcharity

    youareseeking.butasforloving,quiveringataword,

    anticipatinghappiness,givingit,receivingit,experiengall

    theteestsofpassion,cherishileweaknessesofa

    belovedandearunt,renouallyouhavefollowed

    theadviceofyoodangelaboutyouooclosely;you

    haveavoidedtheocarefullythatnohingabout

    thedadertsauftoplaceyouhighi

    thestart;otherenyou,and

    younevery.

    itistoolatenoobeginyourtrainingain;toolateto

    leatotellusohear;tobesuperiortousatthe

    rightnt,ortotinesspleasesustobe

    petty.sosillyasyouthinkus.whene

    thenofourchoiceaboveallelse.evershakesourfaithin

    oursupreenflatter

    theelves.ifyouioreininsociety,toenjoyan

    interurseen,youstall

    thatyouhavetold;theybeosoheflowers

    oftheirloveupontherocksorlavishtheircaressestosoothea

    siedspirit.enhebarrennessofyourheart

    andyouoreandreunhappy.feongtheould

    befrankenoughtotellyouihavetoldyou,orsuffitly

    goodnaturedtoleaveyouhoutranr,their

    friendship,liketheanribesherself

    yourdevotedfriend,

    nataliedenerville.

    addendubr >

    thefolloanedy.

    birotteau,abbefranis

    cesarbirotteau

    thevicaroftours

    blantchauvry,princessede

    thethirteen

    dafirani

    brandon,ladyrieaugusta

    theerforarcis

    lagrenadiere

    chessel,dade

    thegoventclerks

    dudley,lord

    thethirteen

    anofbusiness

    audyofan

    adaughterofeve

    dudley,ladyarabella

    theballatsceaux

    thegi

    thesecretsofaprincess

    adaughterofeve

    lettersoftwobrides

    givry

    lettersoftwobrides

    sesfrourtesanslife

    lenonurt,ducde

    cesarbirotteau

    jealousiesofauntrytown

    thegondrevillestery

    beatrix

    lenivry,duchessede

    lettersoftwobrides

    sesfrourtesanslife

    listore,rquisde

    adistinguishedprovincialatparis

    astudyofan

    listore,rquisede

    lostillusions

    adistinguishedprovincialatparis

    astudyofan

    adaughterofeve

    louisxviii.,louisstanislasxavier

    thechouans

    theseasideofhistory

    thegondrevillestery

    sesfrourtesanslife

    theballatsceaux

    lonelchabert

    thegoventclerks

    nerville,tessepaulde

    arriagesettlent

    adaughterofeve

    rsay,henride

    thethirteen

    theunnsorists

    audyofan

    fathergoriot

    jealousiesofauntrytown

    ursulerouet

    arriagesettlent

    lostillusions

    adistinguishedprovincialatparis

    lettersoftwobrides

    theballatsceaux

    destegnon

    thesecretsofaprincess

    thegondrevillestery

    adaughterofeve

    stanhope,ladyesther

    lostillusions

    vandeefelixde

    lostillusions

    adistinguishedprovincialatparis

    cesarbirotteau

    lettersoftwobrides

    astartinlife

    therriagesettlent

    thesecretsofaprincess

    audyofan

    thegondrevillestery

    adaughterofeve

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