Modeste Mignon

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第11章

Modeste Mignon De Balzac, Honore

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  Canalis,excessivelydelightedattheideaofarichmarriage,wasdeterminedtoneglectnothingthatmighthelphimtocutoutLaBriere,without,however,givingLaBriereachancetoreproachhimforhavingviolatedthelawsoffriendship。Thepoetfeltthatnothingwouldloweraloversomuchintheeyesofayounggirlastoexhibithiminasubordinateposition;andhethereforeproposedtoLaBriere,inthemostnaturalmanner,totakealittlecountry—houseatIngouvilleforamonth,andlivetheretogetheronpretenceofrequiringsea—air。AssoonasLaBriere,whoatfirstsawnothingamissintheproposal,hadconsented,Canalisdeclaredthatheshouldpayallexpenses,andhesenthisvalettoHavre,tellinghimtoseeMonsieurLatournelleandgethisassistanceinchoosingthehouse,——

  wellawarethatthenotarywouldrepeatallparticularstotheMignons。ErnestandCanalishad,asmaywellbesupposed,talkedoveralltheaspectsoftheaffair,andtheratherprolixErnesthadgivenagoodmanyusefulhintstohisrival。Thevalet,understandinghismaster’swishes,fulfilledthemtotheletter;hetrumpetedthearrivalofthegreatpoet,forwhomthedoctorsadvisedsea—airtorestorehishealth,injuredasitwasbythedoubletoilsofliteratureandpolitics。Thisimportantpersonagewantedahouse,whichmusthaveatleastsuchandsuchanumberofrooms,ashewouldbringwithhimasecretary,cook,twoservants,andacoachman,notcountinghimself,GermainBonnet,thevalet。Thecarriage,selectedandhiredforamonthbyCanalis,wasaprettyone;andGermainsetaboutfindingapairoffinehorseswhichwouldalsoanswerassaddle—

  horses,——for,ashesaid,monsieurlebaronandhissecretarytookhorsebackexercise。UndertheeyesoflittleLatournelle,whowentwithhimtovarioushouses,Germainmadeagooddealoftalkaboutthesecretary,rejectingtwoorthreebecausetherewasnosuitableroomforMonsieurdeLaBriere。

  \"Monsieurlebaron,\"hesaidtothenotary,\"makeshissecretaryquitehisbestfriend。Ah!IshouldbewellscoldedifMonsieurdeLaBrierewasnotaswelltreatedasmonsieurlebaronhimself;andafterall,youknow,MonsieurdeLaBriereisalawyerinmymaster’scourt。\"

  Germainneverappearedinpublicunlesspunctiliouslydressedinblack,withspotlessgloves,well—polishedboots,andotherwiseaswellapparelledasalawyer。ImaginetheeffectheproducedinHavre,andtheideapeopletookofthegreatpoetfromthissampleofhim!

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