Джэйн Эйр

Chapter XXIII

           AndifIhadlovedhimlessIshouldhavethoughthisaccentandlookofexultationsavage;but,sittingbyhim,rousedfromthenightmareofpartingcalledtotheparadiseofunionIthoughtonlyoftheblissgivenmetodrinkinsoabundantaflow.Againandagainhesaid, "Areyouhappy,Jane?" AndagainandagainIanswered, "Yes." Afterwhichhemurmured,"Itwillatoneitwillatone.HaveInotfoundherfriendless,andcold,andcomfortless?WillInotguard,andcherish,andsolaceher?Istherenotloveinmyheart,andconstancyinmyresolves?ItwillexpiateatGod’stribunal. IknowmyMakersanctionswhatIdo.Fortheworld’sjudgmentIwashmyhandsthereof.Forman’sopinionIdefyit." 

           Butwhathadbefallenthenight?Themoonwasnotyetset,andwewereallinshadow:Icouldscarcelyseemymaster’sface,nearasIwas. Andwhatailedthechestnuttree?itwrithedandgroaned;whilewindroaredinthelaurelwalk,andcamesweepingoverus. 

           "Wemustgoin,"saidMr.Rochester:"theweatherchanges.Icouldhavesatwiththeetillmorning,Jane." 

           "Andso,"thoughtI,"couldIwithyou." Ishouldhavesaidso,perhaps,butalivid,vividsparkleaptoutofacloudatwhichIwaslooking,andtherewasacrack,acrash,andacloserattlingpeal;andIthoughtonlyofhidingmydazzledeyesagainstMr.Rochester’sshoulder. 

           Therainrusheddown.Hehurriedmeupthewalk,throughthegrounds,andintothehouse;butwewerequitewetbeforewecouldpassthethreshold. 

Настройки
Фон страницы
Размер шрифта
Межстрочный интервал
Фразовые глаголы
Показать / Скрыть меню
Шрифт
Roboto Lora
Уведомления
Страница 387 из 697