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基督山伯爵-The Count of Monte Cristo(英文版)-第10部分

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    fivellions”

    ”theverysuounad;”heinspectorinhistu

    ”hoinuedfaria;seeingthattheinspectorto

    depart;”itisnotabsolutelynecessaryforustobealone;thegoveor

    canbepresent”

    ”unfortunately;”saidthegoveor;”iknoyouare

    abouttosay;itncesyourtreasures;doesitnot”fariafixedhis

    eyesonhianexpressionthatonvincedanyoneelseof

    hissanity

    ”ofurse;”saidhe;”ofelseshouldispeak”

    ”inspector;”ntinuedthegoveor;”icantellyouthestoryas

    yearsforthelastfourorfive

    years”

    ”thatproves;”retuedtheabbe;”thatyouarelikethoseofholy;

    ;andhavingeyesseenot”

    ”dearsir;thegoventisrichanddoesnotyourtreasures;”

    repliedtheinspeuntilyouareliberated”theabbes

    eyesglistened;heseizedtheinspectorshand

    ”butnotliberated;”criedhe;”andaetainedhereuntil

    deaththistreasureentbetterprofit

    byitiillions;andiyselfhthe

    rest;iftheyeliberty”

    ”onheinspectorinaloone;”hadinotbeentold

    beforehandthatthisnad;ishouldbelievehesays”

    ”iaotd;”repliedfaria;hthatacutenessofhearingpeculiar

    toprisoners”thetreasureispeakofreallyexists;andiofferto

    signanagreentisetoleadyoutothespot

    ehereagain;iask

    nore”

    thegoveorlaughed”isthespotfarfroere”

    ”ahundredleagues”

    ”itisnotillplanned;”saidthegoveor”ifalltheprisonerstook

    itintotheirheadstotravelahundredleagues;andtheirguardians

    nsentedtoacpanythetheyalchanceof

    escaping”

    ”thescheisheinspector;”andtheabbesplanhas

    noteventheritoforiginality”

    thentuingtofaria”iinquiredifyouarewellfed”saidhe

    ”se;”repliedfaria;”tofreeifitellyouprovetrue;

    andiayhereothespot”

    ”areyouedtheinspector

    ”nsieur;yourunnorisk;for;asitoldyou;iayhere;so

    thereisnoyescaping”

    ”youdonotreplytoquestion;”repliedtheinspepatiently

    ”noryoutone;”criedtheabbe”youygold;iwill

    keepitforselfyourefuseliberty;gode”and

    theabbe;castingaedhisplace;andntinued

    hiscalculations

    ”ishedoingthere”saidtheinspector

    ”untinghistreasures;”repliedthegoveor

    fariarepliedtothissarcastthey

    ”hehyonce;perhaps”saidtheinspector

    ”ordreadhead”

    ”afterall;”saidtheinspector;”ifhehadbeenrich;hehave

    beenhere”sothetterendedfortheabbefariahereinedinhis

    cell;andthisvisitonlyincreasedthebeliefinhisinsanity

    caligulaoero;thosetreasureseekers;thosedesirersofthe

    iossible;othepoorch;inexchangeforhis

    ode

    tis;restrainedbythelitsofreprobability;haveneither

    uragenordesiretheyfeartheearthathearstheirorders;andthe

    eyethatserlytheybelievedtheelves

    sprungfroupiter;andshieldedbytheirbirth;butnoheyare

    notinviolable

    ithasalentstosuffer

    thevictioftheirpersecutionstoreappearastheinquisitionrarely

    allostobeseenbsdistortedandtheir

    fleshlaadnessisalscell;

    frogloohospital;

    anodinthetilatedbeing

    thejailerdeliverstohitheverydnessoftheabbefaria;goned

    inprison;ndeedhioperpetualcaptivity

    theinspectorkepthisinedtheregister;and

    foundthefollo:

    ednddantes:

    violentbonapartist;tookanactivepartintheretufrolba

    thegreatestchfulnessandcaretobeexercised

    thisnotetherest;hatit

    hadbeenaddedsincehisnfinenttheinspectoruldnotntend

    againstthisaplye;”nothingtobedone”

    thisvisithadinfusedneodantes;hehad;tillthen;

    forgottenthedate;butnoentofplaster;heethe

    date;30thjuly;1816;anddearkeveryday;inordeottolose

    hisreckoningagaindaysandonthsdantes

    stilled;heatfirst
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    expectedtobefreedinafortnightthis

    fortnightexpired;hedecidedthattheinspectorhinguntil

    hisretutoparis;andthathereachthereuntilhiscircuit

    onths;threenthspassed

    aorefinallytennthsandahalfhadgonebyand

    nofavorablechangehadtakenplace;anddantesbegantofancythe

    inspe;anillusionofthebrain

    attheexpirationofayearthegoveorransferred;hehad

    obtainedhetookseveralofhis

    subordinates;andangsttheantesjaileranewgoveorarrived;

    itesoftheprisoners;

    heleaedtheiuersinsteadthishorribleplacentainedfifty

    cells;theirinhabitantsbersoftheircell;

    andtheunhappyyoungnonddanteshewasnow

    nuer34

    chapter15nuer34andnuer27

    dantespassedthroughallthestagesoftorturenaturaltoprisonersin

    suspenseheainedatfirstbythatprideofnsciousinnocence

    hesequencetohope;thenhebegantodoubthisoence;

    easurethegoveorsbeliefinhisntal

    alienation;andthen;relaxinghissentintofpride;headdressedhis

    suppliangodisalhelastresource

    unfortunates;

    tilltheyhaveexhaustedallotheransofdeliverance

    dantesaskedtoberevedfroispresentdungeonintoanother;for

    achange;hoageous;illachange;andwouldafford

    hioasentheentreatedtobealloo;tohave

    freshair;books;andaterialshisrequestsgranted;

    butheeheaselftospeakingto

    theneoretacitu

    thantheoldone;butstill;tospeaktoan;eventhoughte;was

    sothingdantesspokeforthesakeofhearinghisoe;hehad

    triedtospeak

    often;beforehiscaptivity;dantesndhadrevoltedattheideaof

    asselagesofprisoners;deupofthieves;vagabonds;andrderers

    henoongsttheinordertoseesootherface

    besidesthatofhisjailer;hesighedforthegalleys;ous

    stu;thechain;andthebrandontheshoulderthegalleyslaves

    breathedthefreshairofheaven;andsahertheywerevery

    happyhebesoughtthejaileronedaytolethiaveapanion;were

    iteventhedabbe

    thejailer;thoughroughandhardenedbythenstantsightofsoch

    suffering;anatthebottofhishearthehadoftenhada

    feelingofpityforthisunhappyyoungnwhosufferedso;andhelaid

    therequestofnuer34beforethegoveor;butthelattersapiently

    iginedthatdantesptanescape;and

    refusedhisrequestdanteshadexhaustedallhunresources;andhe

    thentuedtogod

    allthepiousideasthathadbeensolongforgotten;retued;he

    relle;anddisveredanew

    aningineverybutare

    dleyofisfortuneesandtheunhappysuffererfirst

    understandstheaningofthesublilanguageinhe

    pityofheavenheprayed;andprayedaloud;nolongerterrifiedat

    thesoundofhisooasortofecstasyhe

    laideveryaighty;proposedtasksto

    acplish;andattheendofeveryprayerintroducedtheentreaty

    ofteneraddressedtonthantogod:”forgiveusourtrespassesas

    thattrespassagainstus”yetinspiteofhiseaest

    prayers;dantesreinedaprisoner

    thenglooettledheavilyuponhidantesanofgreat

    silicityofthought;andhouteducation;heuldnot;therefore;

    inthesolitudeofhisdungeon;traverseinntalvisionthehistoryof

    theages;bringtolifethenationsthathadperished;andrebuildthe

    anagination;

    andthatpassbeforetheeyegloartins

    babylonianpicturesheuldnotdothis;helifewasso

    short;elancholy;andhisfuturesodoubtfulnieen

    yearsoflighttoreflectuponiealdarknessnodistractionuld

    etohisaid;hisenergeticspirit;thatedinthus

    revisitingthepast;prisonedlikeaneagleinacageheclungto

    oneideathatofhishappiness;destroyed;houtapparentcause;

    byanunheardoffatality;hensideredandrensideredthisidea;

    devoureditsotospeak;astheilacableugolinodevourstheskull

    ofarchbishoprogerintheinfeoofdante

    ragesupplantedreligiousfervordantesutteredblaspheesthatde

    hisjailerreilselffuriouslyagainstthe

    hing;andchieflyupon

    hielf;sothattheleastthing;agrainofsand;astrah

    ofairthatannoyedhiledtoparoxysoffurythentheletterthat

    villeforthadshoreind;andeverylineglead

    forthinfierylettersontheeekelupharsinof

    belshazzarhetoldhielfthatitityofn;andnotthe

    vengeanintothedeepestsery

    hensignedhisunknoosthorribletortureshe

    uldigine;andfoundthellinsufficient;becauseaftertorture

    cadeath;andafterdeath;ifnotrepose;atleasttheboonof

    unnsciousness

    bydintofnstantlydheideathattranquillityh;

    andifpunishntustbe

    invented;hebegantoreflectonsuicideunhappyhe;hebrink

    ofsfortune;broodsoverideaslikethese

    beforehisadeadseathatstretchesinazurecaleforetheeye;

    buthebracefindshielfstruggling

    onsterthatdooperditiononcethus

    ensnared;unlesstheprotethence;allis

    over;andhisstrugglesbuttendtohastenhisdestructionthisstate

    ofntalanguishis;hoerriblethanthesufferingsthat

    preentthatpossiblyof

    nsolationatthentelationoftheyaof

    y

    edndfoundsosolaceintheseideasallhissorrows;allhis

    sufferings;yspectres;fledfroiscellwhen

    theangelofdeathseedabouttoenterdantesreview
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第38节

    edhispast

    lifeposure;and;lookingforhterrortohisfuture

    existeniddlelihatseedtoaffordhirefuge

    ”sotis;”saidhe;”invoyages;anandnded

    othe;ihaveseentheheavensover;the

    storrise;and;likeanstrousbird;beatingtheth

    itsyvesselbled

    andshookbeforetheteestsoonthefuryofthehesight

    ofthesharprocksannouncedtheapproachofdeath;anddeaththen

    terrified;andiusedallskillandintelligenceasananda

    sailortostruggleagainstthehofgodbutididsobecauseiwas

    happy;becauseihadnoturteddeath;becausetobecastuponabed

    ofrocksandseaedterrible;becauseihati;a

    creaturedefortheserviceofgod;shouldserveforfoodtothegulls

    andravensbutnoeto

    life;deathslesandinvitestorepose;idieafteroanner;

    idieexhaustedandbrokenspirited;asifallasleeped

    threethousandtisroundcell”

    nosoonerhadthisideatakenpossessionofhihanhebecare

    posed;arrangedhisuchtothebestofhispoelittleand

    sleptless;andfoundexistencealstsupportable;becausehefeltthat

    heuldthroenttethods

    ofselfdestructionselfhhis

    handkerchieftothearvation

    butthefirstdanteshadalertainedthe

    greatesthorrorofpirates;;hewould

    notdiebyedaninfausdeathheresolvedtoadoptthe

    send;andbeganthatdaytocarryouthisresolvenearlyfouryears

    hadpassedaarkthe

    lapseofti

    dantessaid;”iannerofhisdeath;

    andfearfulofchanginghisnd;hehadtakenanoathtodie”y

    ingandeveningalsarebrought;”thoughthe;”i

    outofthe”

    hekepthisout;throughthebarredaperture;

    theprovisionshisjailerbroughthitfirstgayly;thenh

    deliberation;andatlasthregretnothingbuttherellection

    ofhisoathgavehitrengthtoproceedhungerdeviandsonce

    repugnant;noable;heheldtheplateinhishandforanhour

    atati;andgazedthoughtfullyattherselofbadat;oftainted

    fish;ofblackanduldybreadithelastyeaingforlife

    ntendingedless

    sore;hisprospectslessdesperateheillyounghewas

    onlyfourorfiveandtyhehadnearlyfiftyyearstolive

    unforseeneventsghtnotopenhisprisondoor;andrestorehio

    libertythenheraisedtohislipstherepastthat;likeavoluntary

    tantalus;herefusedhielf;buthethoughtofhisoath;andhe

    breakithepersisteduntil;atlast;hehadnotsufficient

    strengthtoriseandcasthissupperoutoftheloopholethenext

    ingheuldnotseeorhear;thejailerfearedhewasdangerously

    illedndhopedhewasdying

    thusthedaypassedaondfeltasortofstupor

    ostofntent;thegna

    hisstochhadceased;histhirsthadabated;losedhiseyes

    hesayriadsoflightsdanlikethehewisps

    thatplayaboutthershesitysterious

    untrycalleddeath

    suddenly;aboutnineoondheardahollowsound

    inthehhewaslying

    sonyloathsoanilsinhabitedtheprison;thattheioisedid

    not;ingeneral;butherabstinencehadquickenedhis

    faculties;orond

    raisedhisheadandlisteneditade

    byahugeentattackingthe

    stones

    althoughansbraininstantlyrespondedtotheidea

    thathauntsallprisonerslibertyitseedtohihatheavenhad

    atlengthtakenpityonhiandhadsentthisnoisetoonthe

    verybrinkoftheabyssperhapsoneofthosebelovedoneshehadso

    oftenthoughtof;andstrivingtodinishthe

    distancethatseparatedthe

    no;no;doubtlesshes

    thatforerundeath

    edndstillheardthesounditlastednearlythreehours;hethen

    heardanoiseofsothingfalling;andall

    sohoursafteroredistinctednd

    enselyinterestedsuddenlythejailerentered

    foraodie;andduringthefourdaysthat

    hehadbeenondhadnotspokentothe

    attendant;hadnotansatter

    ;andtuedhisfacetotheoocuriously

    athibutnoighthearthenoiseandputanendto

    it;andsodestroyarayofsothinglikehopethatsoothedhislast

    nts

    thejailerbroughthiisbreakfastdantesraisedhielfupandbegan

    totalkabouteverything;aboutthebadqualityofthefood;aboutthe

    ldnessofhisdungeon;grulingandplaining;inordertohavean

    excuseforspeakinglouder;andhepatienceofhisjailer;

    ofkindnessofhearthadbroughtbrothandebreadforhis

    prisoner

    fortunately;hefanciedthatdanteshefood

    ontherie

    reandredistinct

    ”thereeprisonerwho

    isstrivingtoobtainhisfreedooh;ifiheretohelp

    hisuddenlyanotherideatookpossessionofhisnd;sousedto

    sfortune;thatitheideathatthe

    noiseadebyenthegoveorhadorderedtorepairthe

    neighboringdungeon

    itoascertainthis;buthohequestionit

    ocallhisjailersattentiontothenoise;andchhis

    untenaneansdestroy

    hopesfarreiortantthantheshortlivedsatisfactionofhisown

    ondsbrainillsofeeblethathe

    uldnotbendhisthoughtstoanythinginparticular

    hesaeansofrestoringlucidityandcleaesstohis

    judgnthetuedhiseyestohesouphejailerhad

    brought;rose;staggeredto;raisedthevesseltohislips;and

    drankoffthententshafeelin
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第39节

    gofindescribablepleasurehehad

    oftenheardthatshiphroughhavingeagerly

    devouredtooondreplacedonthetablethebreadhewas

    abouttodevour;andretuedtohisuchhedidnotodiehe

    soonfeltthathisideasbecaagainllectedheuldthink;and

    strengthenhisthoughtsbyreasoningthenhesaidtohielf;”ist

    putthistothetest;butprosinganybodyifitisa

    an;ineedbutknockagainsttheowork;

    inordertofindoutashis

    occupationissanctionedbythegoveor;heeitif;on

    thentrary;itisaprisoner;thenoiseikehihewill

    cease;andnotbeginagainuntilhethinkseveryoneisasleep”

    edndroseagain;butthistihislegsdidnottrele;andhissight

    toaerofhisdungeon;detachedastone;and

    ehestruckthrice

    atthefirstbloagic

    edndlistenedintently;anhourpassed;twohourspassed;andnosound

    thethere

    fullofhope;edndsouthfulsofbreadander;

    and;thankstothevigorofhisnstitution;foundhielfwellnigh

    revered

    thedaypassedaehoutrecurrenceof

    thenoise

    ”itisaprisoner;”saidedndjoyfullythenightpassedinperfect

    silenceednddidnotclosehiseyes

    intheingthejailerbroughthireshprovisionshehadalready

    devouredthoseofthepreviousday;heatetheselisteninganxiouslyfor

    thesound;heironbarsof

    theloophole;restoringvigorandagilitytohislisbyexercise;and

    sopreparinghielfforhisfuturedestinyatintervalshelistened

    toleaifthenoisehadnotbegunagain;andgrepatientatthe

    prudenceoftheprisoner;guesshehadbeendisturbedbya

    self

    threedayspassedseventytedioushoursedoff

    bynutes

    atlengthoneevening;asthejailerforthelastti

    thatnight;dantes;eatthewall;

    fanperentangthestoneshe

    vedaollecthisthoughts;and

    thenbackandlistened

    thetterethingheother

    sideoftheheprisonerhaddisveredthedanger;andhad

    substitutedaleverforachisel

    enuragedbythisdisvery;ednddeteedtoassistthe

    indefatigablelaborerhebeganbyvinghisbed;andlookedaround

    foranythingoist

    cent;anddisplaceastone

    hesaent;theing

    selfofitssolidityall

    hisfuiturensistedofabed;achair;atable;apail;andajug

    thebedhadironclas;buttheyothewould

    haverequiredascreoffthetableandchair

    hadnothing;thepailhadoncepossessedahandle;butthathadbeen

    reved

    danteshadbutoneresource;obreakthejug;andhoneof

    thesharpfragntsattackthethejugfallonthefloor;

    anditbrokeinpieces

    dantesncealedtentsinhisbed;

    leavingtherestonthefloorthebreakingofhisjugoonatural

    anaondhadallthenighttoworkin;

    butinthedarknessheuldnotdoch;andhesoonfeltthathewas

    ethingveryhard;hepushedbackhisbed;anded

    forday

    allnightheheardthesubterraneanan;inehis

    e;thejailerentereddantestoldhihatthejughad

    fallenfroishandshejailer

    grulinglytofetchanother;selfthetroubleto

    revethefragntsofthebrokenoneheretuedspeedily;advised

    theprisonertoberecareful;anddeparted

    dantesheardjoyfullythekeygrateinthelock;helisteneduntilthe

    soundofstepsdiedahen;hastilydisplacinghisbed;saw

    bythefaintlightthatperatedintohiscell;thathehadlabored

    uselesslythepreviouseveninginattackingthestoneinsteadof

    revingtheplasterthatsurroundedit

    thedahadrendereditfriable;anddantesobreakit

    offinsllrsels;itistrue;butattheendofhalfanhourhehad

    satheticianghthavecalculatedthatin

    thattherockenuntered;apassagety

    feetlongandtightbeford

    theprisonerreproachedhielfployedthehours

    hehadpassedinvainhopes;prayer;anddespondencyduringthesix

    yearsthathehadbeenirisoned;ighthenothaveacplished

    inthreedayshehadsuoving

    thecent;andexposingthestoneofrough

    stones;angogivestrengthtothestructure;blocksofhewn

    stonebeddedithesehehadunvered;

    andustrevefrotssocket

    dantesstrovetodothishhisnails;buttheyoohe

    fragntsofthejugbroke;andafteranhourofuselesstoil;he

    paused

    obethusstoppedatthebeginning;andoinactive

    untilhisfelloanhadpletedhistasksuddenlyanidea

    ohesled;andtheperspirationdriedonhisforehead

    thejaileraldantessoupinanironsaucepan;this

    saucepanntainedsoupforbothprisoners;fordanteshadnoticedthat

    itpty;acrdingasthetukeygave

    ittohirtohispanionfirst

    thehandleofthissaucepanesen

    yearsofhislifeinexchangeforit

    thejaileredtopourthententsofthesaucepaninto

    dantesplate;anddantes;aftereatinghissouphawoodenspoon;

    heplate;husservedforeverydaynohenevening

    cadantesputhisplateonthegroundnearthedoor;thejailer;ashe

    entered;steppedonitandbrokeit

    thistiheuldnotbladantesheoleaveitthere;but

    thejailer

    thejailer;therefore;onlygruledthenhelookedaboutforsothing

    topourthesoupinto;dantesentiredinnerservicensistedofone

    platethereeative

    ”leavethesaucepan;”saiddantes;”youcantakeitawaywhenyoubring

    breakfast”thisadviceothejailerstaste;asitspared

    hihene
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第40节

    akinganothertripheleftthesaucepan

    dantesselfhjoyherapidlydevouredhisfood;

    andafterindand

    retu;herevedhisbed;tookthehandleofthesaucepan;inserted

    thepointbetheheoneandroughstonesofthewall;and

    eloyeditasaleveraslightoscillationshoesthatall

    thewall;

    leavingaeter

    dantescarefullyllectedtheplaster;carrieditintotheerof

    hiscell;andvereditakethebest

    useofhistieansoflabor;hentinuedtowork

    houtceasingatthedahestone;pushedhis

    bedagainstthensistedofapiece

    ofbread;thejailerenteredandplacedthebreadonthetable

    ”eanotherplate”saiddantes

    ”no;”repliedthetukey;”youdestroyeverythingfirstyoubreakyour

    jug;thenyoukebreakyourplate;ifalltheprisonersfollowed

    yourexale;thegoventhe

    saucepan;andpouryoursoupintothatsoforthefutureihopeyou

    besodestructive”

    dantesraisedhiseyestoheavena
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