Граф Монте-Кристо

The Telegraph.

           Itistruethatmypatrimonywillgotoendowcharitableinstitutions,andmyfatherwillhavedeprivedmeofmylawfulinheritancewithoutanyreasonfordoingso,butIshallhavethesatisfactionofknowingthatIhaveactedlikeamanofsenseandfeeling.M.d’Epinay,towhomIhadpromisedtheinterestofthissum,shallreceiveit,evenifIendurethemostcruelprivations."

           "However,"saidMadamedeVillefort,returningtotheoneideawhichincessantlyoccupiedhermind,"perhapsitwouldbebettertoexplainthisunluckyaffairtoM.d’Epinay,inordertogivehimtheopportunityofhimselfrenouncinghisclaimtothehandofMademoiselledeVillefort."

           "Ah,thatwouldbeagreatpity,"saidVillefort.

           "Agreatpity,"saidMonteCristo.

           "Undoubtedly,"saidVillefort,moderatingthetonesofhisvoice,"amarriageonceconcertedandthenbrokenoff,throwsasortofdiscreditonayounglady;thenagain,theoldreports,whichIwassoanxioustoputanendto,willinstantlygainground.No,itwillallgowell;M.d’Epinay,ifheisanhonorableman,willconsiderhimselfmorethaneverpledgedtoMademoiselledeVillefort,unlesshewereactuatedbyadecidedfeelingofavarice,butthatisimpossible."

           "IagreewithM.deVillefort,"saidMonteCristo,fixinghiseyesonMadamedeVillefort;"andifIweresufficientlyintimatewithhimtoallowofgivingmyadvice,Iwouldpersuadehim,sinceIhavebeentoldM.

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