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基督山伯爵-The Count of Monte Cristo(英文版)-第29部分

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    features;froisbeingeitherantleorobscuredbythe

    shadoadetoopopressionon

    hihefirsttihehadheardtheorhiveragaintoforgetthe

    heartheghtitoreespeciallyan

    annerhalfjesting;halfbitter;thatfranzsear

    recalledstvividlythedeepsonorous;yetchedvoicethathad

    addressedhinthegrottoofntecristo;andhe

    sendtiadthedarknessandruinedgrandeurofthelosseuand

    therehethought;thereentireion;thattheperson

    antleerhostandentertainer;

    ”sinbadthesailor”

    underanyothercircutances;f
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    ranzpossibleto

    resisthisextrecuriositytoknooreofsosingularapersonage;

    andhthatintenthavesoughttoreneheirshortacquaintance;but

    inthepresentinstance;thenfidentialnatureofthenversation

    hehadoverhearddehihpropriety;judgethathisappearanceat

    suchatihingbutagreeableasherefore;

    heperttedhisforrhosttoretireptingaregnition;

    butfullyprosinghielfarichindeityforhispresentforbearance

    shouldanotheropportunityinvaindidfranzendeavor

    toforgetthenyperplexingthoughts;invaindid

    heurttherefreshntofsleepsluerrefusedtovisithiseyelids

    andthenightplationofthechainof

    ysteriousvisitant

    tothelosseuntecristo;and

    therehethought;thefirrgrehesubjectwo

    outatlength;hefellasleepatdaybreak;anddidnotailllate

    likeagenuinefreneinarranging

    fortheeveningsdiversion;hehadsenttoengageaboxattheteatro

    argentino;andfranz;havinganuerofletterstoe;relinquished

    thecarriagetoalbertforthehedayatfiveoclockalbert

    retued;delightedhhisdayscupiedinleaving

    hislettersofintroduoreinvitations

    toballsandroutsthanittoaccept;besides

    this;hehadseenashecalleditallthererkablesightsatro

    yes;inasingledayhehadainded

    panionakenoeffectneitherhadheneglectedto

    ascertainthenaofthepiecetobeplayedthatnightattheteatro

    argentino;andalsoersappearedinit

    theoperaof”parisina”ation;andthe

    principalactorsen;

    therefore;hadreasontonsidertheelvesfortunateinhavingthe

    opportunityofhearingoneofthebestposerof”lucia

    dilaeror;”supportedbythreeofthestrenosof

    italyalberthadneverbeenabletoenduretheitaliantheatres;h

    theirorchestrasfroossibletosee;andtheabsenceof

    balnies;oropenboxes;allthesedefeanwho

    hadhadhisstallatthebouffes;andhadsharedalothe

    operastill;inspiteofthis;albertdisplayedhisstdazzlingand

    effectivestuseachtihevisitedthetheatres;but;alas;his

    eleganttoiletosthy

    representativesofparisianfashionhadtocarrythertifying

    reflectionthathehadnearlyoverrunitalyeetingha

    singleadventure

    sotisalbertakeajokeofhisofsuccess;but

    inteallyhenselypiqued;to

    thinkthatalbertderiredandstsoughtafterof

    anyyoungpersonofhisday;shouldthusbepassedover;andrelyhave

    hislaborforhispainsandthethinguchthereannoying;

    as;aodestyofafrenchn;alberthad

    quittedparisself

    initalyto;andthatuponhisretuhe

    shouldastonishtheparisianerous

    loveaffairsalas;pooralbertnoneofthoseinterestingadventures

    fellinhishelovelygenoese;florentines;andneapolitanswere

    allfaithful;ifnottotheirhusbands;atleasttotheirlovers;and

    thoughtnotofchangingevenforthesplendidappearanceofalbertde

    rcerf;andallhegainedhepainfulnvictionthattheladiesof

    italyhavethisadvantageoverthoseoffrance;thattheyarefaithful

    evenintheirinfidelityyetheuldnotrestrainahopethatin

    italy;aselseightbeanexceptiontothegeneralrule

    albert;besidesbeinganelegant;an;wasalso

    possessedofnsiderabletalentandability;reover;hewasa

    visuntarecentlycreatedone;certainly;butinthepresentdayit

    isnotnecessarytogoasfarbackasnoahintracingadescent;and

    agenealogicaltreeisequallyestited;1399

    orrely1815;buttocroorcerf

    ndedanineof50;000livres;arethansufficientsuo

    renderhipersonageofnsiderableiortanceinparisitwas

    thereforenosllrtifitohavevisitedstofthe

    principalcitiesinitalyosttrifling

    observationalbert;honifyhielfforallthese

    slightsandindifferencesduringthecaival;knohat

    angthedifferentstatesandkingdoinhisfestivityis

    celebrated;roisthespotheandgravestthrowoff

    theusualrigidityoftheirlives;anddeigntongleinthefolliesof

    thistioflibertyandrelaxation

    theorrohereforealberthadnot

    aninstanttoloseinsettingforththeprograeofhishopes;

    expestonoticehthisdesignhehadengageda

    boxinthestnspiself

    tosetoffhispersonalattraostrichand

    elaboratetoilettheboxtakenbyalberthefirstcircle;

    althougheaedequally

    aristocratic;andis;forthisreason;generallystyledthe”nobilitys

    boxes;”andalthoughtheboxengagedforthetwofriendswas

    sufficientlycapacioustontainatleastadozenpersons;ithadst

    lessthaneofthefrenitting

    relyfourootivehadinfluencedalbertsselection

    ofhisseat;ight

    notintruthattraefairron;andanintroduction

    ghtensuethattheofferofaseatinacarriage;or

    aplaceinaprincelybalny;froghtbeholdthegayeties

    oftheadealbertrelivelyand

    anxioustopleasethanhehadhithertobeentotallydisregardingthe

    businessofthestage;heleanedfroisboxandbeganattentively

    scrutinizingthebeautyofeachprettyan;aidedbyapowerful

    operaglass;but;alas;thisattettoattractnoticewhollyfailed;

    notevencuriosityhadbeenexcited;andittooapparent

    thatthelovelycreatures;intoeshewasdesirousof

    stealing;uchengrossedselves;theirlovers;

    ortheirohoughts;thattheyhadnot
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    soorthe

    nipulationofhisglass

    thetruthhattheanticipatedpleasuresofthecaival;hthe

    ”holyhatosucceedit;sofilledeveryfairbreast;asto

    preventtheleastattentionbeingbestohebusinessofthe

    stagetheaadetheirentriesandexitsunobservedorunthought

    of;atonts;thespectatorsease

    theiversation;orrousetheelvesfroheirsings;tolisten

    tosobrillianteffortofrianis;aedrecitativeby

    selli;ortojoininloudapplauseatthewonderfulpowersofla

    speentover;theyquicklyrelapsedinto

    theirforrstateofpreoccupationorinterestingnversationtowards

    thecloseofthefirstact;thedoorofaboxherto

    vacantfranzhadbeenintroducedin

    paris;aginedshestillhequickeyeof

    albertcaughttheinvoluntarystarthhenew

    arrival;and;tuingtohihesaidhastily;”doyouknoan

    enteredthatbox”

    ”yes;doyouthinkofher”

    ”oh;sheisperfeagnificent

    hairisshefrench”

    ”no;aveian”

    ”andheais”

    ”untessg”

    ”ah;iknoe”exclaidalbert;”sheissaidtopossessas

    chandcleveessasbeautyiohavebeenpresentedtoher

    etheratdavillefortsball”

    ”shalliassistyouinrepairingyouegligence”askedfranz

    ”dearfelloshherasto

    venturetotaketoherbox”

    ”hehonorofbeinginhersocietyandnversing

    esinlife;butyouknohatevensuch

    anacquaintanceasthatghtydoingyouask”atthat

    instant;theuntessperceivedfranz;andgraciouslyo

    hitofulinclinationofthehead”upon

    tobeonexcellentterhthe

    beautifuluntess”

    ”youarestakeninthinkingso;”retuedfranzcaly;”butyou

    relyfallintothesaerroranyofouruntrynto

    tthestegregiousblunders;ianthatofjudgingthehabits

    ande;

    nothingisrefallaanyestiteofthedegreeof

    intiaysupposeexistingangpersonsbythefaliarter

    theyseepon;thereisasilarityoffeelingatthisinstantbetween

    ourselvesandtheuntessnothingre”

    ”isthere;indeed;goodfelloe;isitsyathyof

    heart”

    ”no;oftaste;”ntinuedfranzgravely

    ”andinannerhasthisngenialityofndbeenevinced”

    ”bytheuntesssvisitingthelosseuasnight;by

    onlight;andnearlyalone”

    ”youhher;then”

    ”iwas”

    ”anddidyousaytoher”

    ”oh;thatgnificentruinis

    agloriousnunt”

    ”uponusthavebeenaveryentertaining

    panionalone;orallbutalone;aninsucha

    plaentasthelosseuandyettofindnothingbettera

    talkaboutthanthedeadallicansayis;ifeverishouldgetsucha

    ythe”

    ”andyoueillchosen”

    ”but;”saidalbert;breakinginuponhisdisurse;”nevedthe

    past;letusonlyreerthepresentareyounotgoingtokeepyour

    proseofintroduarks”

    ”certainly;directlythecurtainfallsonthestage”

    ”ethisfirstaysoul;

    thattheyneverantofini**”

    ”oh;yes;theyingfinalehow

    exquisitelysellisingshispart”

    ”butanafellowheis”

    ”hen;doyousaytolaspecchiadidyoueverseeanything

    reperfectthanheracting”

    ”alibran

    andsontag;suakethesairessiononyou

    theyperhapsdoonothers”

    ”atleast;youstadrerianisstyleandexecution”

    ”ineverfanciednofhisdark;ponderousappearancesingingha

    voicelikeaans”

    ”goodfriend;”saidfranz;tuingtohintinuedto

    pointhisglassateveryboxinthetheatre;”youseeeteednotto

    approve;youarereallytoodifficulttoplease”thecurtainatlength

    fellontheperfoces;totheinfinitesatisfactionofthevisunt

    ofrcerf;;rapidlypassedhisfingersthroughhis

    hair;arrangedhiscravatandbands;andsignifiedtofranzthathe

    toleadtheutelyinterrogated

    theuntess;andreileintokenthathe

    e;soughtnottoretardthegratificationofalberts

    eageriatience;butbeganatoncethetourofthehouse;closely

    folloselfofthefeinutesrequired

    toreachtheoppositesideofthetheatretosettletheheightand

    sothnessofhisllar;andtoarrangethelappetsofhisatthis

    iortanttaskpletedastheyarrivedattheuntesssbox

    attheknoediatelyopened;andtheyoungnwho

    ;

    instantlyroseandsurrenderedhisplacetothestrangers;u;

    edtoretireuponthearrivalofothervisitors

    franzpresentedalbertasoneofthestdistinguishedyoungnofthe

    day;bothasregardedhispositioninsocietyandextraordinarytalents;

    nordidhesayrethanthetruth;forinparisandthecirclein

    oved;heodelof

    perfectionfranzaddedthathispanion;deeplygrievedathaving

    beenpreventedthehonorofbeingpresentedtotheuntessduringher

    sojouinparis;ostanxioustokeupforit;andhadrequested

    hiranztoredythepastsfortunebynductinghioherbox;

    andnptioninhavingtaken

    ituponhielftodosotheuntess;inreply;boo

    albert;andextendedherhandhrdialkindnesstofranz;then;

    invitingalberttotakethevacantseatbesideher;sherended

    franztotakethenextbest;ifheovieheballet;and

    pointedtotheonebehindherowassoondeeply

    engrossedindisursinguponparisandparisiantters;speaking

    totheuntessofthevariouspersonstheybothkneherefranz

    perceivedhopletelyheent;and;
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    uno

    interferehthepleasurehesoevidentlyfelt;tookupalberts

    glass;andbeganinhistutosurveytheaudiencesittingalone;in

    thefrontofaboxiediatelyopposite;butsituatedonthethird

    roanofexquisitebeauty;dressedinagreekstu;h

    evidently;froheeaseandgraceh;washer

    nationalattirebehindher;butindeepshadoheoutlineofa

    sculinefigure;butthefeaturesofthislatterpersonageit

    possibletodistinguishfranzuldnotforbearbreakinginuponthe

    apparentlyinterestingnversationpassingbetheuntessand

    albert;toinquireoftheforrifsheknehefairalbanian

    opposite;sincebeautysuchashershyofbeingobservedby

    eithersex”allicantellabouther;”repliedtheuntess;”is;that

    shehasbeenatrosincethebeginningoftheseason;forisawher

    stheveryfirstnightoftheseason;andsincethen

    shehasneverssedaperfoessheisacpaniedbythe

    personerelyattendedbya

    blackservant”

    ”anddoyouthinkofherpersonalappearance”

    ”oh;insiderherperfeyideaofedora

    sthavebeen”

    franzandtheuntessexchangedasle;andthenthelatterresud

    heversationhalbert;uedtohisprevious

    surveyofthehouseandpanythecurtainroseontheballet;h

    ensoftheitaliansirably

    arrangedandputonthestagebyhenri;self

    agreatreputationthroughoutitalyforhistasteandskillinthe

    asterlyproduethod;

    andeleganceintheprincipal

    danblestsupeurary;areallengagedonthestageat

    thesati;andahundredandfiftypersonsybeseenexhibiting

    thesaattitude;orelevatingthesaarrlegultaneous

    vent;thatind;oneactof

    volition;influenasstheballetalled”poliska”

    houchtheballetghthaveclaidhisattention;franzoo

    deeplyoccupiedhthebeautifulgreektotakeanynoteofit;while

    sheseedtoexperienceanalstchildlikedelightinchingit;her

    eager;anitedlooksntrastingstronglyhtheutterindifference

    ofherpanion;ethepiecelasted;never

    evenved;notevenhefurious;crashingdinproducedbythe

    truets;the

    orchestraofthishetooknoheed;butight

    betrusted;enjoyingsoftreposeandbrightcelestialdreatheballet

    atlengthidtheloud;unanius

    plauditsofanenthusiasticanddelightedaudience

    ootheveryjudiciousplanofdividingthetsoftheopera

    ancesareveryshort;the

    singersintheoperahavingtitoreposetheelvesandchange

    theirstu;hedancersareexecutingtheir

    pirouettesandexhibitingtheirgracefulstepstheoverturetothe

    sendactbegan;and;atthefirstsoundoftheleadersborosshis

    violin;franzobservedthesleeperslohegreek

    girl;;andthen;leaning

    foreasabsorbedas

    beforeinenanceofthepersonwhohad

    addressedherreinedsopletelyintheshade;that;thoughfranz

    triedhisutst;heuldnotdistinguishasinglefeaturethecurtain

    rose;andtheattentionoffranztractedbytheactors;andhis

    eyestuedfroheboxntainingthegreekgirlandherstrange

    paniontochthebusinessofthestage

    stofreadersareahatthesendactof”parisina”opens

    hthecelebratedandeffectiveduetinhparisina;while

    sleeping;betraystoazzothesecretofherloveforugotheinjured

    husbandgoesthroughalltheetionsofjealousy;untilnviction

    seizesonhisnd;andthen;inafrenzyofrageandindignation;

    heayotellherthatheknoandto

    threatenherostbeautiful;

    expressiveandterriblenanatedfrohe

    fruitfulpenofdonizettifranznoenedtoitforthethird

    ti;yetitsnotes;sotenderlyexpressiveandfearfullygrandas

    thechedhusbandandtotheirdifferentgriefsand

    passions;thrilledthroughthesouloffranzhaneffectequaltohis

    firstetionsuponhearingitex

    deanor;franzrosehtheaudience;andtojointhe

    loud;enthusiasticapplausethatfollosuddenlyhispurposewas

    arrested;hishandsfellbyhissides;andthehalfuttered”bravos”

    expiredonhislipstheoccupantoftheboxinhegreekgirlsat

    appearedtosharetheuniversaladrationthatprevailed;forheleft

    hisseattostandupinfront;sothat;hisuntenancebeingfully

    revealed;franzhadnodifficultyinregnizinghisthesterious

    inhabitantofnteepersonhehadenuntered

    thepre;andeand

    figurehadseedsofaliartohialldoubtofhisidentitywasnow

    atanend;hissingularhostevidentlyresidedatrothesurprise

    andagitationoationoffranzsforr

    suspipartedarrespondingexpressiontohis

    features;fortheuntess;aftergazinghapuzzledlookat

    hisface;burstintoafitoflaughter;andbeggedtoknohad

    happened”untess;”retuedfranz;totallyunheedingherraillery;”i

    askedyouashorttisinceifyoukneicularsrespectingthe

    albanianladyopposite;istno

    isherhusband”

    ”nay;”ansoreofhihanyourself”

    ”perhapsyouneverbeforenoticedhi

    ”aquestionsotrulyfrenchdoyounotknohatalianshave

    eyesonlyforthenwelove”

    ”true;”repliedfranz

    ”allicansayis;”ntinuedtheuntess;takingupthelorgte;

    anddirectingittoan;whose

    historyianabletofuish;seetoasthoughhehadjust

    beendugup;helooksrelikearpseperttedbysofriendly

    gravediggertoquithistoforathisearthof

    ours;thananythinghunholypaleheis”

    ”oh;heisal;”saidfranz

    ”thenyoukno”als
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    tscreadtheuntess”oh;praydo;for

    heavenssake;tellusallaboutisheavaire;oraresuscitated

    rpse;or”

    ”ifane”

    ”andicanand;”saidtheuntess;shruggingupher

    beautifulshoulders;asthoughaninvoluntaryshudderpassedthroughher

    veins;”thatthoseanwillneverbelikely

    toforgethi”thesensationexperiencedbyfranzlynot

    peself;another;anderestedperson;feltthe

    saunacuntableaisgiving”erthe

    untesshadasendtidirectedherlorgteatthebox;”do

    youthinkofouroppositeneighbor”

    ”selfinalivingfor”

    thisfreshallusiontobyrondreiletofranzsuntenance;

    althoughheuldbutallohatifanythingoinducebelief

    intheexistenpires;itanas

    thesteriouspersonagebeforehi

    ”istpositivelyfindout

    hisseat

    ”no;no;”ustnotleaveidependuponyou

    toesrthooh;indeed;iityoutogo”

    stt;ofurse:”thesonofanillfatedsire;andthe

    fatherofayetreunfortunatefaly;boreinhislooks

    thatelancholybyhe

    physiognostsofthattipretendedtodistinguishthose

    inedtoaviolentandunhappydeath”the

    abbot;chxxii

    ”isitpossible;”hatyouentertainanyfear”

    ”illtellyou;”ansostperfect

    beliefintheexistenpires;andevenassuredthathehad

    seenthethedeseperfectlyrrespondsh

    thefeaturesandanbeforeusoh;heistheexact

    personificationofihavebeenledtoexpectthealblackhair;

    largebright;glitteringeyes;ins

    buing;thesaghastlypalenessthenobserve;too;thatthe

    anisaltogetherunlikeallothersofhersexsheisa

    foreignerastrangeobodyknoesfro

    nodoubtshebelongstothesahorribleracehedoes;andis;like

    hielf;adealeringicalartsientreatofyounottogonear

    hitleasttonight;andiftorroystillntinues

    asgreat;pursueyourresearchesifyoutonightyouneither

    eantokeepyoualltoself”franz

    protestedheuldnotdeferhispursuittillthefollowingday;for

    nyreasons”listento;”saidtheuntess;”anddonotbesovery

    headstrongiaoinghoihaveapartyathousetonight;and

    thereforeaintilltheendoftheoperanow;i

    cannotforoneinstantbelieveyousodevoidofgallantryastorefusea

    ladyyouresrtoaskyouforit”

    therehingelseleftforfranztodobuttotakeuphishat;

    openthedoorofthebox;andoffertheuntesshisarite

    evident;byhener;thatheruneasinessfeigned;andfranz

    hielfuldnotresistafeelingofsuperstitiousdreadsoch

    thestrongerinhiasitarosefrovarietyofrroborative

    rellections;an

    instinindbythealesshe

    hadlistenedtotillshebelievedtheruthsfranzuldevenfeelher

    arreleasheassistedherintothecarriageuponarrivingat

    herhotel;franzperceivedthatshehaddeceivedhihenshespokeof

    expectingpany;onthentrary;heroubeforetheappointed

    hourseedgreatlytoastonishtheservants”excuselittle

    subterfuge;”saidtheuntess;inreplytoherpanions

    halfreproaanhad

    defeelquiteunfortable;andilongedtobealone;thatight

    posestartlednd”franzessayedtosle”nay;”saidshe;”do

    notsle;itillacrdshtheexpressionofyouruntenance;and

    iaureitdoesnotspringfroourhearthoiseone

    thing”

    ”isit”

    ”prose;isay”

    ”iydeteationof

    findingoutanisihaverereasonsthanyoucanigine

    fordesiringtoknoe;andherheis

    going”

    ”esfroagnorant;buticanreadilytellyouwherehe

    isgoingto;andthatisdohouttheleastdoubt”

    ”letusonlyspeakoftheproseyouetoke;”saidfranz

    ”ustgiveyourdiatelytoyour

    hotel;andkenoattettofolloantonightthereare

    certainaffinitiesbeteet

    afterserveasanductorbethat

    nandpursueyourchaseafterhiorrowaseagerlyasyou

    please;butneverbringhiear;ifyouedieof

    terrorandnos;andtrytosleepawayall

    relleyoquitesureishall

    notbeab
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