第21章
加入书架 A- A+
点击下载App,搜索"The Law and the Lady",免费读到尾

  \"SupposeyougobacktoDexter,\"heproceeded。\"Andsupposethatthedoctor’sopinionexaggeratestheperilinhiscase。Whatareyoutodo?Thelasttimeyousawhim,youhadtheimmenseadvantageoftakinghimbysurprise。Thosesensitivenervesofhisgaveway,andhebetrayedthefearthatyouarousedinhim。

  Canyoutakehimbysurpriseagain?Notyou!Heispreparedforyounow;andhewillbeonhisguard。Ifyouencounternothingworse,youwillhavehiscunningtodealwithnext。Areyouhismatchatthat?ButforLadyClarindahewouldhavehopelesslymisledyouonthesubjectofMrs。Beauly。\"

  Therewasnoansweringthis,either。Iwasfoolishenoughtotrytoanswerit,forallthat。

  \"Hetoldmethetruthsofarasheknewit,\"Irejoined。\"HereallysawwhathesaidhesawinthecorridoratGleninch。\"

  \"Hetoldyouthetruth,\"returnedMr。Playmore,\"becausehewascunningenoughtoseethatthetruthwouldhelphiminirritatingyoursuspicions。Youdon’treallybelievethathesharedyoursuspicions?\"

  \"Whynot?\"Isaid。\"HewasasignorantofwhatMrs。BeaulywasreallydoingonthatnightasIwas——untilImetLadyClarinda。

  ItremainstobeseenwhetherhewillnotbeasmuchastonishedasIwaswhenItellhimwhatLadyClarindatoldme。\"

  ThissmartreplyproducedaneffectwhichIhadnotanticipated。

  Tomysurprise,Mr。Playmoreabruptlydroppedallfurtherdiscussiononhisside。Heappearedtodespairofconvincingme,andheowneditindirectlyinhisnextwords。

  \"WillnothingthatIcansaytoyou,\"heasked,\"induceyoutothinkasIthinkinthismatter?\"

  \"Ihavenotyourabilityoryourexperience,\"Ianswered。\"IamsorrytosayIcan’tthinkasyouthink。\"

  \"AndyouarereallydeterminedtoseeMiserrimusDexteragain?\"

  \"Ihaveengagedmyselftoseehimagain。\"

  Hewaitedalittle,andthoughtoverit。

  \"Youhavehonoredmebyaskingformyadvice,\"hesaid。\"I

  earnestlyadviseyou,Mrs。Eustace,tobreakyourengagement。I

  goevenfurtherthanthat——I_entreat_younottoseeDexteragain。\"

  Justwhatmymother—in—lawhadsaid!justwhatBenjaminandMajorFitz—Davidhadsaid!Theywereallagainstme。AndstillIheldout。

  Iwonder,whenIlookbackatit,atmyownobstinacy。IamalmostashamedtorelatethatImadeMr。Playmorenoreply。Hewaited,stilllookingatme。Ifeltirritatedbythatfixedlook。

  Iarose,andstoodbeforehimwithmyeyesonthefloor。

  Hearoseinhisturn。Heunderstoodthattheconferencewasover。

  \"Well,well,\"hesaid,withakindofsadgood—humor,\"Isupposeitisunreasonableofmetoexpectthatayoungwomanlikeyoushouldshareanyopinionwithanoldlawyerlikeme。Letmeonlyremindyouthatourconversationmustremainstrictlyconfidentialforthepresent;andthenletuschangethesubject。

  IsthereanythingthatIcandoforyou?AreyoualoneinEdinburgh?\"

  \"No。Iamtravelingwithanoldfriendofmine,whohasknownmefromchildhood。\"

  \"Anddoyoustayhereto—morrow?\"

  \"Ithinkso。\"

  \"Willyoudomeonefavor?Willyouthinkoverwhathaspassedbetweenus,andwillyoucomebacktomeinthemorning?\"

  \"Willingly,Mr。Playmore,ifitisonlytothankyouagainforyourkindness。\"

  Onthatunderstandingweparted。Hesighed——thecheerfulmansighed,asheopenedthedoorforme。Womenarecontradictorycreatures。Thatsighaffectedmemorethanallhisarguments。I

  feltmyselfblushformyownhead—strongresistancetohimasI

  tookmyleaveandturnedawayintothestreet。

  CHAPTERXXXIV。

  GLENINCH。

  \"AHA!\"saidBenjamin,complacently。\"Sothelawyerthinks,asI

  do,thatyouwillbehighlyimprudentifyougobacktoMr。

  Dexter?Ahard—headed,sensiblemanthelawyer,nodoubt。YouwilllistentoMr。Playmore,won’tyou,thoughyouwouldn’tlistentome?\"

  (IhadofcourserespectedMr。Playmore’sconfidenceinmewhenBenjaminandImetonmyreturntothehotel。Notawordrelatingtothelawyer’shorriblesuspicionofMiserrimusDexterhadpassedmylips。)

  \"Youmustforgiveme,myoldfriend,\"Isaid,answeringBenjamin。

  \"Iamafraidithascometothis——tryasImay,Icanlistentonobodywhoadvisesme。OnourwayhereIhonestlymeanttobeguidedbyMr。Playmore——weshouldneverhavetakenthislongjourneyifIhadnothonestlymeantit。Ihavetried,triedhardtobeateachable,reasonablewoman。Butthereissomethinginmethatwon’tbetaught。IamafraidIshallgobacktoDexter。\"

  EvenBenjaminlostallpatiencewithmethistime。

  \"Whatisbredinthebone,\"hesaid,quotingtheoldproverb,\"willnevercomeoutoftheflesh。Inyearsgoneby,youwerethemostobstinatechildthatevermadeamessinanursery。Oh,dearme,wemightaswellhavestayedinLondon。\"

  \"No,\"Ireplied,\"nowwehavetraveledtoEdinburgh,wewillseesomething(interestingto_me_atanyrate)whichweshouldneverhaveseenifwehadnotleftLondon。Myhusband’scountry—houseiswithinafewmilesofushere。To—morrow——wewillgotoGleninch。\"

  \"Wherethepoorladywaspoisoned?\"askedBenjamin,withalookofdismay。\"Youmeanthatplace?\"

  \"Yes。Iwanttoseetheroominwhichshedied;Iwanttogoalloverthehouse。\"

  Benjamincrossedhishandsresignedlyonhislap。\"Itrytounderstandthenewgeneration,\"saidtheoldman,sadly;\"butI

  can’tmanageit。Thenewgenerationbeatsme。\"

  IsatdowntowritetoMr。PlaymoreaboutthevisittoGleninch。

  Thehouseinwhichthetragedyhadoccurredthathadblightedmyhusband’slifewas,tomymind,themostinterestinghouseonthehabitableglobe。TheprospectofvisitingGleninchhad,indeed(totellthetruth),stronglyinfluencedmyresolutiontoconsulttheEdinburghlawyer。IsentmynotetoMr。Playmorebyamessenger,andreceivedthekindestreplyinreturn。IfIwouldwaituntiltheafternoon,hewouldgettheday’sbusinessdone,andwouldtakeustoGleninchinhisowncarriage。

  Benjamin’sobstinacy——initsownquietway,andoncertainoccasionsonly——wasquiteamatchformine。Hehadprivatelydetermined,asoneoftheoldgeneration,tohavenothingtodowithGleninch。NotawordonthesubjectescapedhimuntilMr。

  Playmore’scarriagewasatthehoteldoor。AtthatappropriatemomentBenjaminrememberedanoldfriendofhisinEdinburgh。

  \"Willyoupleasetoexcuseme,Valeria?Myfriend’snameisSaunders;andhewilltakeitunkindlyofmeifIdon’tdinewithhimto—day。\"

  ApartfromtheassociationsthatIconnectedwithit,therewasnothingtointerestatraveleratGleninch。

  Thecountryaroundwasprettyandwellcultivated,andnothingmore。Theparkwas,toanEnglisheye,wildandbadlykept。Thehousehadbeenbuiltwithinthelastseventyoreightyyears。

  Outside,itwasasbareofallornamentasafactory,andasgloomilyheavyineffectasaprison。Inside,thedeadlydreariness,theclose,oppressivesolitudeofadeserteddwellingweariedtheeyeandweighedonthemind,fromtherooftothebasement。ThehousehadbeenshutupsincethetimeoftheTrial。

  Alonelyoldcouple,manandwife,hadthekeysandthechargeofit。ThemanshookhisheadinsilentandsorrowfuldisapprovalofourintrusionwhenMr。Playmoreorderedhimtoopenthedoorsandshutters,andletthelightinonthedark,desertedplace。Fireswereburninginthelibraryandthepicture—gallery,topreservethetreasureswhichtheycontainedfromthedamp。Itwasnoteasy,atfirst,tolookatthecheerfulblazewithoutfancyingthattheinhabitantsofthehousemustsurelycomeinandwarmthemselves。Ascendingtotheupperfloor,IsawtheroomsmadefamiliartomebytheReportoftheTrial。Ienteredthelittlestudy,withtheoldbooksontheshelves,andthekeystillmissingfromthelockeddoorofcommunicationwiththebedchamber。IlookedintotheroominwhichtheunhappymistressofGleninchhadsufferedanddied。Thebedwasleftinitsplace;

  thesofaonwhichthenursehadsnatchedherintervalsofreposewasatitsfoot;theIndiancabinet,inwhichthecrumpledpaperwiththegrainsofarsenichadbeenfound,stillhelditslittlecollectionofcuriosities。Imovedonitspivottheinvalid—tableonwhichshehadtakenhermealsandwrittenherpoems,poorsoul。Theplacewasdrearyanddreadful;theheavyairfeltasifitwerestillburdenedwithitshorridloadofmiseryanddistrust。Iwasgladtogetout(afterapassingglanceattheroomwhichEustacehadoccupiedinthosedays)intotheGuests’

  Corridor。Therewasthebedroom,atthedoorofwhichMiserrimusDexterhadwaitedandwatched。Therewastheoakenflooralongwhichhehadhopped,inhishorribleway,followingthefootstepsoftheservantdisguisedinhermistress’sclothes。GowhereI

  might,theghostsofthedeadandtheabsentwerewithme,stepbystep。GowhereImight,thelonelyhorrorofthehousehaditsstillandawfulvoiceforMe:\"_I_keepthesecretofthePoison!

  _I_hidethemysteryofthedeath!\"

  Theoppressionoftheplacebecameunendurable。Ilongedforthepureskyandthefreeair。Mycompanionnoticedandunderstoodme。

  \"Come,\"hesaid。\"Wehavehadenoughofthehouse。Letuslookatthegrounds。\"

  Inthegrayquietoftheeveningweroamedaboutthelonelygardens,andthreadedourwaythroughtherank,neglectedshrubberies。Wanderinghereandwanderingthere,wedriftedintothekitchengarden——withonelittlepatchstillsparelycultivatedbytheoldmanandhiswife,andalltherestawildernessofweeds。Beyondthefarendofthegarden,dividedfromitbyalowpalingofwood,therestretchedapatchofwasteground,shelteredonthreesidesbytrees。Inonelostcornerofthegroundanobject,commonenoughelsewhere,attractedmyattentionhere。Theobjectwasadust—heap。Thegreatsizeofit,andthecurioussituationinwhichitwasplaced,arousedamoment’slanguidcuriosityinme。Istopped,andlookedatthedustandashes,atthebrokencrockeryandtheoldiron。Heretherewasatornhat,andtheresomefragmentsofrottenoldboots,andscatteredaroundasmallattendantlitteroftornpaperandfrowzyrags。

  \"Whatareyoulookingat?\"askedMr。Playmore。

  \"Atnothingmoreremarkablethanthedust—heap,\"Ianswered。

  \"IntidyEngland,Isuppose,youwouldhaveallthatcartedawayoutofsight,\"saidthelawyer。\"Wedon’tmindinScotland,aslongasthedust—heapisfarenoughawaynottobesmeltatthehouse。Besides,someofit,sifted,comesinusefullyasmanureforthegarden。Heretheplaceisdeserted,andtherubbishinconsequencehasnotbeendisturbed。EverythingatGleninch,Mrs。

  Eustace(thebigdust—heapincluded),iswaitingforthenewmistresstosetittorights。Oneofthesedaysyoumaybequeenhere——whoknows?\"

  \"Ishallneverseethisplaceagain,\"

  Isaid。

  \"Neverisalongday,\"returnedmycompanion。\"Andtimehasitssurprisesinstoreforallofus。\"

  Weturnedaway,andwalkedbackinsilencetotheparkgate,atwhichthecarriagewaswaiting。

  OnthereturntoEdinburgh,Mr。PlaymoredirectedtheconversationtotopicsentirelyunconnectedwithmyvisittoGleninch。Hesawthatmymindstoodinneedofrelief;andhemostgood—naturedly,andsuccessfully,exertedhimselftoamuseme。ItwasnotuntilwewereclosetothecitythathetouchedonthesubjectofmyreturntoLondon。

  \"HaveyoudecidedyetonthedaywhenyouleaveEdinburgh?\"heasked。

  \"WeleaveEdinburgh,\"Ireplied,\"bythetrainofto—morrowmorning。\"

  \"Doyoustillseenoreasontoaltertheopinionswhichyouexpressedyesterday?Doesyourspeedydeparturemeanthat?\"

  \"Iamafraiditdoes,Mr。Playmore。WhenIamanolderwoman,I

  maybeawiserwoman。Inthemeantime,IcanonlytrusttoyourindulgenceifIstillblindlyblunderoninmyownway。\"

  Hesmiledpleasantly,andpattedmyhand——thenchangedonasudden,andlookedatmegravelyandattentivelybeforeheopenedhislipsagain。

  \"Thisismylastopportunityofspeakingtoyoubeforeyougo,\"

  hesaid。\"MayIspeakfreely?\"

  \"Asfreelyasyouplease,Mr。Playmore。Whateveryoumaysaytomewillonlyaddtomygratefulsenseofyourkindness。\"

  \"Ihaveverylittletosay,Mrs。Eustace——andthatlittlebeginswithawordofcaution。Youtoldmeyesterdaythat,whenyoupaidyourlastvisittoMiserrimusDexter,youwenttohimalone。

  Don’tdothatagain。Takesomebodywithyou。\"

  \"DoyouthinkIaminanydanger,then?\"

  \"Notintheordinarysenseoftheword。IonlythinkthatafriendmaybeusefulinkeepingDexter’saudacity(heisoneofthemostimpudentmenliving)withinproperlimits。Then,again,incaseanythingworthrememberingandactingon_should_fallfromhiminhistalk,afriendmaybevaluableaswitness。Inyourplace,Ishouldhaveawitnesswithmewhocouldtakenotes——butthenIamalawyer,andmybusinessistomakeafussabouttrifles。Letmeonlysay——gowithacompanionwhenyounextvisitDexter;andbeonyourguardagainstyourselfwhenyourtalkturnsonMrs。Beauly。\"

  \"Onmyguardagainstmyself?Whatdoyoumean?\"

  \"Practice,mydearMrs。Eustace,hasgivenmeaneyeforthelittleweaknessesofhumannature。Youare(quitenaturally)

  disposedtobejealousofMrs。Beauly;andyouare,inconsequence,notinfullpossessionofyourexcellentcommon—sensewhenDexterusesthatladyasameansofblindfoldingyou。AmIspeakingtoofreely?\"

  \"Certainlynot。ItisverydegradingtometobejealousofMrs。

  Beauly。MyvanitysuffersdreadfullywhenIthinkofit。Butmycommon—senseyieldstoconviction。Idaresayyouareright。\"

  \"Iamdelightedtofindthatweagreeononepoint,\"herejoined,dryly。\"Idon’tdespairyetofconvincingyouinthatfarmoreseriousmatterwhichisstillindisputebetweenus。And,whatismore,ifyouwillthrownoobstaclesintheway,IlooktoDexterhimselftohelpme。\"

  Thisarousedmycuriosity。HowMiserrimusDextercouldhelphim,inthatorinanyotherway,wasariddlebeyondmyreading。

  \"YouproposetorepeattoDexterallthatLadyClarindatoldyouaboutMrs。Beauly,\"hewenton。\"AndyouthinkitislikelythatDexterwillbeoverwhelmed,asyouwereoverwhelmed,whenhehearsthestory。Iamgoingtoventureonaprophecy。IsaythatDexterwilldisappointyou。Farfromshowinganyastonishment,hewillboldlytellyouthatyouhavebeendupedbyadeliberatelyfalsestatementoffacts,inventedandsetafloat,inherownguiltyinterests,byMrs。Beauly。Nowtellme——ifhereallytry,inthatway,torenewyourunfoundedsuspicionofaninnocentwoman,will_that_shakeyourconfidenceinyourownopinion?\"

  \"Itwillentirelydestroymyconfidenceinmyownopinion,Mr。

  Playmore。\"

  \"Verygood。Ishallexpectyoutowritetome,inanycase;andI

  believeweshallbeofonemindbeforetheweekisout。KeepstrictlysecretallthatIsaidtoyouyesterdayaboutDexter。

  Don’tevenmentionmynamewhenyouseehim。ThinkingofhimasI

  thinknow,Iwouldassoontouchthehandofthehangmanasthehandofthatmonster!Godblessyou!Good—by。\"

  Sohesaidhisfarewellwords,atthedoorofthehotel。Kind,genial,clever——butoh,howeasilyprejudiced,howshockinglyobstinateinholdingtohisownopinion!And_what_anopinion!I

  shudderedasIthoughtofit。

  CHAPTERXXXV。

  MR。PLAYMORE’SPROPHECY。

  WEreachedLondonbetweeneightandnineintheevening。

  Strictlymethodicalinallhishabits,Benjaminhadtelegraphedtohishousekeeper,fromEdinburgh,tohavesupperreadyorusbyteno’clock,andtosendthecabmanwhomhealwaysemployedtomeetusatthestation。

  Arrivingatthevilla,wewereobligedtowaitforamomenttoletapony—chaisegetbyusbeforewecoulddrawupatBenjamin’sdoor。Thechaisepassedveryslowly,drivenbyarough—lookingman,withapipeinhismouth。Butfortheman,Imighthavedoubtedwhethertheponywasquiteastrangertome。Asthingswere,Ithoughtnomoreofthematter。

  Benjamin’srespectableoldhousekeeperopenedthegardengate,andstartledmebyburstingintoadevoutejaculationofgratitudeatthesightofhermaster。\"TheLordbepraised,sir!\"

  shecried;\"Ithoughtyouwouldnevercomeback!\"

  \"Anythingwrong?\"askedBenjamin,inhisownimpenetrablyquietway。

  Thehousekeepertrembledatthequestion,andansweredintheseenigmaticalwords:

  \"Mymind’supset,sir;andwhetherthingsarewrongorwhetherthingsarerightismorethanIcansay。Hoursago,astrangemancameinandasked\"——shestopped,asifshewerecompletelybewildered——lookedforamomentvacantlyathermaster——andsuddenlyaddressedherselftome。\"Andasked,\"sheproceeded,\"when_you_wasexpectedback,ma’am。Itoldhimwhatmymasterhadtelegraphed,andthemansaysuponthat,’Waitabit,’hesays;’I’mcomingback。’Hecamebackinaminuteorless;andhecarriedaThinginhisarmswhichcurdledmyblood——itdid!——andsetmeshakingfromthecrownofmyheadtothesoleofmyfoot。

  IknowIoughttohavestoppedit;butIcouldn’tstanduponmylegs,muchlessputthemanoutofthehouse。Inhewent,without’_with_yourleave,’or’_by_yourleave,’Mr。Benjamin,sir——inhewent,withtheThinginhisarms,straightthroughtoyourlibrary。AndthereIthasbeenallthesehours。AndthereItisnow。I’vespokentothepolice;buttheywouldn’tinterfere;andwhattodonextismorethanmypoorheadcantell。Don’tyougoinbyyourself,ma’am!You’llbefrightenedoutofyourwits——youwill!\"

  Ipersistedinenteringthehouse,forallthat。Aidedbythepony,Ieasilysolvedthemysteryofthehousekeeper’sotherwiseunintelligiblenarrative。Passingthroughthedining—room(wherethesupper—tablewasalreadylaidforus),Ilookedthroughthehalf—openedlibrarydoor。

  Yes,therewasMiserrimusDexter,arrayedinhispinkjacket,fastasleepinBenjamin’sfavoritearm—chair!Nocoverlethidhishorribledeformity。Nothingwassacrificedtoconventionalideasofproprietyinhisextraordinarydress。Icouldhardlywonderthatthepooroldhousekeepertrembledfromheadtofootwhenshespokeofhim。

  \"Valeria,\"saidBenjamin,pointingtothePortentinthechair。

  \"Whichisit——anIndianidol,oraman?\"

  IhavealreadydescribedMiserrimusDexteraspossessingthesensitiveearofadog:henowallowedthathealsosleptthelightsleepofadog。QuietlyasBenjaminhadspoken,thestrangevoicearousedhimontheinstant。Herubbedhiseyes,andsmiledasinnocentlyasawakingchild。

  \"Howdoyoudo,Mrs。Valeria?\"hesaid。\"Ihavehadanicelittlesleep。Youdon’tknowhowhappyIamtoseeyouagain。Whoisthis?\")

  Herubbedhiseyesoncemore!andlookedatBenjamin。Notknowingwhatelsetodointhisextraordinaryemergency,Ipresentedmyvisitortothemasterofthehouse。

  \"Excusemygettingup,sir,\"saidMiserrimusDexter。\"Ican’tgetup——Ihavenolegs。YoulookasifyouthoughtIwasoccupyingyourchair?IfIamcommittinganintrusion,besogoodastoputyourumbrellaunderme,andgivemeajerk。Ishallfallonmyhands,andIshan’tbeoffendedwithyou。Iwillsubmittoatumbleandascolding——butpleasedon’tbreakmyheartbysendingmeaway。Thatbeautifulwomantherecanbeverycruelsometimes,sir,whenthefittakesher。ShewentawaywhenIstoodinthesorestneedofalittletalkwithher——shewentaway,andleftmetomylonelinessandmysuspense。Iamapoordeformedwretch,withawarmheart,and,perhaps,aninsatiablecuriosityaswell。

  Insatiablecuriosity(haveyoueverfeltit?)isacurse。Iboreituntilmybrainsbegantoboilinmyhead;andthenIsentformygardener,andmadehimdrivemehere。Ilikebeinghere。Theairofyourlibrarysoothesme;thesightofMrs。Valeriaisbalmtomywoundedheart。Shehassomethingtotellme——somethingthatIamdyingtohear。Ifsheisnottootiredafterherjourney,andifyouwilllethertellit,Ipromisetohavemyselftakenawaywhenshehasdone。DearMr。Benjamin,youlookliketherefugeoftheafflicted。Iamafflicted。ShakehandslikeagoodChristian,andtakemein。\"

  Heheldouthishand。Hissoftblueeyesmeltedintoanexpressionofpiteousentreaty。Completelystupefiedbytheamazingharangueofwhichhehadbeenmadetheobject,Benjamintooktheofferedhand,withtheairofamaninadream。\"IhopeIseeyouwell,sir,\"hesaid,mechanically——andthenlookedaroundatme,toknowwhathewastodonext。

  \"IunderstandMr。Dexter,\"Iwhispered。\"Leavehimtome。\"

  Benjaminstolealastbewilderedlookattheobjectinthechair;

  bowedtoit,withtheinstinctofpolitenesswhichneverfailedhim;and(stillwiththeairofamaninadream)withdrewintothenextroom。

  Lefttogether,welookedateachother,forthefirstmoment,insilence。

  WhetherIunconsciouslydrewonthatinexhaustiblestoreofindulgencewhichawomanalwayskeepsinreserveforamanwhoownsthathehasneedofher,orwhether,resentingasIdidMr。

  Playmore’shorriblesuspicionofhim,myheartwasespeciallyaccessibletofeelingsofcompassioninhisunhappycase,I

  cannottell。IonlyknowthatIpitiedMiserrimusDexteratthatmomentasIhadneverpitiedhimyet;andthatIsparedhimthereproofwhichIshouldcertainlyhaveadministeredtoanyothermanwhohadtakenthelibertyofestablishinghimself,uninvited,inBenjamin’shouse。

  Hewasthefirsttospeak。

  \"LadyClarindahasdestroyedyourconfidenceinme!\"hebegan,wildly。

  \"LadyClarindahasdonenothingofthesort,\"Ireplied。\"Shehasnotattemptedtoinfluencemyopinion。IwasreallyobligedtoleaveLondon,asItoldyou。\"

  Hesighed,andclosedhiseyescontentedly,asifIhadrelievedhimofaheavyweightofanxiety。

  \"Bemercifultome,\"hesaid,\"andtellmesomethingmore。Ihavebeensomiserableinyourabsence。\"Hesuddenlyopenedhiseyesagain,andlookedatmewithanappearanceofthegreatestinterest。\"Areyouverymuchfatiguedbytraveling?\"heproceeded。\"IamhungryfornewsofwhathappenedattheMajor’sdinnerparty。Isitcruelofmetotellyouso,whenyouhavenotrestedafteryourjourney?Onlyonequestionto—night,andIwillleavetheresttillto—morrow。WhatdidLadyClarindasayaboutMrs。Beauly?Allthatyouwantedtohear?\"

  \"All,andmore,\"Ianswered。

  \"What?what?what?\"hecriedwildwithimpatienceinamoment。

  Mr。Playmore’slastpropheticwordswerevividlypresenttomymind。Hehaddeclared,inthemostpositivemanner,thatDexterwouldpersistinmisleadingme,andwouldshownosignsofastonishmentwhenIrepeatedwhatLadyClarindahadtoldmeofMrs。Beauly。Iresolvedtoputthelawyer’sprophecy——sofarasthequestionofastonishmentwasconcerned——tothesharpestattainabletest。IsaidnotawordtoMiserrimusDexterinthewayofprefaceorpreparation:Iburstonhimwithmynewsasabruptlyaspossible。

  \"ThepersonyousawinthecorridorwasnotMrs。Beauly,\"Isaid。

  \"Itwasthemaid,dressedinhermistress’scloakandhat。Mrs。

  Beaulyherselfwasnotinthehouseatall。Mrs。BeaulyherselfwasdancingatamaskedballinEdinburgh。ThereiswhatthemaidtoldLadyClarinda;andthereiswhatLadyClarindatold_me。_\"

  Intheabsorbinginterestofthemoment,Ipouredoutthosewordsoneafteranotherasfastastheywouldpassmylips。MiserrimusDextercompletelyfalsifiedthelawyer’sprediction。Heshudderedundertheshock。Hiseyesopenedwidewithamazement。\"Sayitagain!\"hecried。\"Ican’ttakeitallinatonce。Youstunme。\"

  Iwasmorethancontentedwiththisresult——Itriumphedinmyvictory。Foronce,Ihadreallysomereasontofeelsatisfiedwithmyself。IhadtakentheChristianandmercifulsideinmydiscussionwithMr。Playmore;andIhadwonmyreward。IcouldsitinthesameroomwithMiserrimusDexter,andfeeltheblessedconvictionthatIwasnotbreathingthesameairwithapoisoner。

  WasitnotworththevisittoEdinburghtohavemadesureofthat?

  Inrepeating,athisowndesire,whatIhadalreadysaidtohim,ItookcaretoaddthedetailswhichmadeLadyClarinda’snarrativecoherentandcredible。Helistenedthroughoutwithbreathlessattention——hereandthererepeatingthewordsafterme,toimpressthemthemoresurelyandthemoredeeplyonhismind。

  \"Whatistobesaid?whatistobedone?\"heasked,withalookofblankdespair。\"Ican’tdisbelieveit。Fromfirsttolast,strangeasitis,itsoundstrue。\"

  (HowwouldMr。Playmorehavefeltifhehadheardthosewords?I

  didhimthejusticetobelievethathewouldhavefeltheartilyashamedofhimself。)

  \"Thereisnothingtobesaid,\"Irejoined,\"exceptthatMrs。

  Beaulyisinnocent,andthatyouandIhavedoneheragrievouswrong。Don’tyouagreewithme?\"

点击下载App,搜索"The Law and the Lady",免费读到尾