Граф Монте-Кристо

The Promise.

           Thisdoubleerrorbecameanirresistiblereality,andbyoneoftheincomprehensibletransportsofyouth,heboundedfromhishiding-place,andwithtwostrides,attheriskofbeingseen,attheriskofalarmingValentine,attheriskofbeingdiscoveredbysomeexclamationwhichmightescapetheyounggirl,hecrossedtheflower-garden,whichbythelightofthemoonresembledalargewhitelake,andhavingpassedtherowsoforange-treeswhichextendedinfrontofthehouse,hereachedthestep,ranquicklyupandpushedthedoor,whichopenedwithoutofferinganyresistance.Valentinehadnotseenhim.Hereyes,raisedtowardsheaven,werewatchingasilverycloudglidingovertheazure,itsformthatofashadowmountingtowardsheaven.Herpoeticandexcitedmindpictureditasthesoulofhergrandmother.

           Meanwhile,Morrelhadtraversedtheanteroomandfoundthestaircase,which,beingcarpeted,preventedhisapproachbeingheard,andhehadregainedthatdegreeofconfidencethatthepresenceofM.deVillefortevenwouldnothavealarmedhim.Hewasquitepreparedforanysuchencounter.HewouldatonceapproachValentine’sfatherandacknowledgeall,beggingVilleforttopardonandsanctionthelovewhichunitedtwofondandlovinghearts.Morrelwasmad.Happilyhedidnotmeetanyone.Now,especially,didhefindthedescriptionValentinehadgivenoftheinteriorofthehouseusefultohim;hearrivedsafelyatthetopofthestaircase,andwhilehewasfeelinghisway,asobindicatedthedirectionhewastotake.

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