Граф Монте-Кристо

The Judge.

           Noirtiercontinuedtolookatthesameobject,butsuddenlyhisglancewastransferredfromthewifetothehusband,andVilleforthimselfhadtosubmittothesearchinginvestigationofeyes,which,whilechangingtheirdirectionandeventheirlanguage,hadlostnoneoftheirmenacingexpression.MadamedeVillefort,unconsciousofthepassionsthatexhaustedtheirfireoverherhead,atthatmomentheldherson’sball,andwasmakingsignstohimtoreclaimitwithakiss.Edwardbeggedforalongwhile,thematernalkissprobablynotofferingsufficientrecompenseforthetroublehemusttaketoobtainit;howeveratlengthhedecided,leapedoutofthewindowintoaclusterofheliotropesanddaisies,andrantohismother,hisforeheadstreamingwithperspiration.MadamedeVillefortwipedhisforehead,pressedherlipsuponit,andsenthimbackwiththeballinonehandandsomebonbonsintheother.

           Villefort,drawnbyanirresistibleattraction,likethatofthebirdtotheserpent,walkedtowardsthehouse.Asheapproachedit,Noirtier’sgazefollowedhim,andhiseyesappearedofsuchafierybrightnessthatVillefortfeltthempiercetothedepthsofhisheart.Inthatearnestlookmightbereadadeepreproach,aswellasaterriblemenace.ThenNoirtierraisedhiseyestoheaven,asthoughtoremindhissonofaforgottenoath."Itiswell,sir,"repliedVillefortfrombelow"itiswell;havepatiencebutonedaylonger;whatIhavesaidIwilldo.

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