Граф Монте-Кристо

The Will.

           ’YounowknowquiteenoughtoenableyoutoconversewithM.Noirtier;—try."NoirtiergaveValentinesuchalookoftendernessandgratitudethatitwascomprehendedevenbythenotaryhimself."Youhaveheardandunderstoodwhatyourgranddaughterhasbeensaying,sir,haveyou?"askedthenotary.Noirtierclosedhiseyes."Andyouapproveofwhatshesaid—thatistosay,youdeclarethatthesignswhichshementionedarereallythosebymeansofwhichyouareaccustomedtoconveyyourthoughts?"

           "Yes."

           "Itwasyouwhosentforme?"

           "Yes."

           "Tomakeyourwill?"

           "Yes."

           "Andyoudonotwishmetogoawaywithoutfulfillingyouroriginalintentions?"Theoldmanwinkedviolently."Well,sir,"saidtheyounggirl,"doyouunderstandnow,andisyourconscienceperfectlyatrestonthesubject?"Butbeforethenotarycouldanswer,Villeforthaddrawnhimaside."Sir,"saidhe,"doyousupposeforamomentthatamancansustainaphysicalshock,suchasM.Noirtierhasreceived,withoutanydetrimenttohismentalfaculties?"

           "Itisnotexactlythat,sir,"saidthenotary,"whichmakesmeuneasy,butthedifficultywillbeinwordinghisthoughtsandintentions,soastobeabletogethisanswers."

           "Youmustseethattobeanutterimpossibility,"saidVillefort.Valentineandtheoldmanheardthisconversation,andNoirtierfixedhiseyesoearnestlyonValentinethatshefeltboundtoanswertothelook.

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