The Journey.

           MonteCristoutteredajoyfulexclamationonseeingtheyoungmentogether."Ah,ha!"saidhe,"Ihopeallisover,explainedandsettled."

           "Yes,"saidBeauchamp;"theabsurdreportshavediedaway,andshouldtheyberenewed,Iwouldbethefirsttoopposethem;soletusspeaknomoreofit."

           "Albertwilltellyou,"repliedthecount"thatIgavehimthesameadvice.Look,"addedhe."Iamfinishingthemostexecrablemorning’swork."

           "Whatisit?"saidAlbert;"arrangingyourpapers,apparently."

           "Mypapers,thankGod,nomypapersareallincapitalorder,becauseIhavenone;butM.Cavalcanti’s."

           "M.Cavalcanti’s?"askedBeauchamp.

           "Yes;doyounotknowthatthisisayoungmanwhomthecountisintroducing?"saidMorcerf.

           "Letusnotmisunderstandeachother,"repliedMonteCristo;"Iintroducenoone,andcertainlynotM.Cavalcanti."

           "Andwho,"saidAlbertwithaforcedsmile,"istomarryMademoiselleDanglarsinsteadofme,whichgrievesmecruelly."

           "What?CavalcantiisgoingtomarryMademoiselleDanglars?"askedBeauchamp.

           "Certainly;doyoucomefromtheendoftheworld?"saidMonteCristo;"you,ajournalist,thehusbandofrenown?ItisthetalkofallParis."

           "Andyou,count,havemadethismatch?"askedBeauchamp.

           "I?Silence,purveyorofgossip,donotspreadthatreport.

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