Граф Монте-Кристо

Expiation.

           "There,EdmondDantes!"hesaid,pointingtothebodiesofhiswifeandchild,"see,areyouwellavenged?"MonteCristobecamepaleatthishorriblesight;hefeltthathehadpassedbeyondtheboundsofvengeance,andthathecouldnolongersay,"Godisforandwithme."Withanexpressionofindescribableanguishhethrewhimselfuponthebodyofthechild,reopeneditseyes,feltitspulse,andthenrushedwithhimintoValentine’sroom,ofwhichhedouble-lockedthedoor."Mychild,"criedVillefort,"hecarriesawaythebodyofmychild!Oh,curses,woe,deathtoyou!"andhetriedtofollowMonteCristo;butasthoughinadreamhewastransfixedtothespothiseyesglaredasthoughtheywerestartingthroughthesockets;hegripedthefleshonhischestuntilhisnailswerestainedwithblood;theveinsofhistemplesswelledandboiledasthoughtheywouldbursttheirnarrowboundary,anddelugehisbrainwithlivingfire.Thislastedseveralminutes,untilthefrightfuloverturnofreasonwasaccomplished;thenutteringaloudcryfollowedbyaburstoflaughter,herusheddownthestairs.

           AquarterofanhourafterwardsthedoorofValentine’sroomopened,andMonteCristoreappeared.Pale,withadulleyeandheavyheart,allthenoblefeaturesofthatface,usuallysocalmandserene,wereovercastbygrief.Inhisarmsheheldthechild,whomnoskillhadbeenabletorecalltolife.Bendingononeknee,heplaceditreverentlybythesideofitsmother,withitsheaduponherbreast.

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