Госпожа Бовари

Chapter 6

           WiththemoneysheatlastreceivedfromBarnevilleshepaidtwobills;theotherfifteenhundredfrancsfelldue.Sherenewedthebills,andthusitwascontinually.

           Sometimes,itistrue,shetriedtomakeacalculation,butshediscoveredthingssoexorbitantthatshecouldnotbelievethempossible.Thensherecommenced,soongotconfused,gaveitallup,andthoughtnomoreaboutit.

           Thehousewasverydrearynow.Tradesmenwereseenleavingitwithangryfaces.Handkerchiefswerelyingaboutonthestoves,andlittleBerthe,tothegreatscandalofMadameHomais,worestockingswithholesinthem.IfCharlestimidlyventuredaremark,sheansweredroughlythatitwasn’therfault.

           Whatwasthemeaningofallthesefitsoftemper?Sheexplainedeverythingthroughheroldnervousillness,andreproachinghimselfwithhavingtakenherinfirmitiesforfaults,accusedhimselfofegotism,andlongedtogoandtakeherinhisarms.

           "Ah,no!"hesaidtohimself;"Ishouldworryher."

           Andhedidnotstir.

           Afterdinnerhewalkedaboutaloneinthegarden;hetooklittleBertheonhisknees,andunfoldinghismedicaljournal,triedtoteachhertoread.Butthechild,whoneverhadanylessons,soonlookedupwithlarge,sadeyesandbegantocry.Thenhecomfortedher;wenttofetchwaterinhercantomakeriversonthesandpath,orbrokeoffbranchesfromtheprivethedgestoplanttreesinthebeds.Thisdidnotspoilthegardenmuch,allchokednowwithlongweeds.TheyowedLestiboudoisforsomanydays.Thenthechildgrewcoldandaskedforhermother.

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