第126章BOOKTHETHIRD:THETRACKOFASTORM(41) - A Tale Of Two Cities - Charles Dickens - 都市言情小说 - 30读书

第126章BOOKTHETHIRD:THETRACKOFASTORM(41)

第126章bookthethird:thetrackofastorm(41)

thereweremanywomenatthattimeuponwhomthetimelaidadreadfullydisfiguringhand;buttherewasnotoneamongthemmoretobedreadedthanthisruthlesswoman,nowtakingherwayalongthestreets.ofastrongandfearlesscharacter,ofshrewdsenseandreadiness,ofgreatdetermination,ofthatkindofbeautywhichnotonlyseemstoimparttoitspossessorfirmnessandanimosity,butseemstostrikeintoothersaninstinctiverecognitionofthosequalities;thetroubledtimewouldhaveheavedherup,underanycircumstances.but,imbuedfromherchildhoodwithabroodingsenseofwrong,andaninveteratehatredofaclass,opportunityhaddevelopedherintoatigress.shewasabsolutelywithoutpity,ifshehadeverhadthevirtueinher,ithadquitegoneoutofher.

itwasnothingtoherthataninnocentmanwastodieforthesinsofhisforefathers;shesaw,nothim,butthem.itwasnothingtoher,thathiswifewastobemadeawidowandhisdaughteranorphan;thatwasinsufficientpunishment,becausetheywerehernaturalenemiesandherprey,andassuchhadnorighttolive.toappealtoher,wasmadehopelessbyherhavingnosenseofpity,evenforherself,ifshehadbeenlaidlowinthestreets,inanyofthemanyencountersinwhichshehadbeenengaged,shewouldnothavepitiedherself;nor,ifshehadbeenorderedtotheaxetomorrow,wouldshehavegonetoitwithanysofterfeelingthanafiercedesiretochangeplaceswiththemanwhosentherthere.

suchaheartmadamedefargecarriedunderherroughrobe.carelesslyworn,itwasabecomingrobeenough,inacertainweirdway,andherdarkhairlookedrichunderhercoarseredcap.lyinghiddeninherbosom,wasaloadedpistol.lyinghiddenatherwaist,wasasharpeneder.thusaccoutred,andwalkingwiththeconfidenttreadofsuchacharacter,andwiththesupplefreedomofawomanwhohadhabituallywalkedinhergirlhood,bare-footandbare-ed,onthebrownseasand,madamedefargetookherwayalongthestreets,now,whenthejourneyofthetravellingcoach,atthatverymomentwaitingforthecompletionofitsload,hadbeenplannedoutlastnight,thedifficultyoftakingmissprossinithadmuchengagedmr.lorry'sattention.itwasnotmerelydesirabletoavoidoverloadingthecoach,butitwasofthehighestimportancethatthetimeoccupiedinexaminingitanditspassengers,shouldbereducedtotheutmost;sincetheirescapemightdependonthesavingofonlyafewsecondshereandthere.finally,hehadproposed,afteranxiousconsideration,thatmissprossandjerry,whowereatlibertytoleavethecity,shouldleaveitatthreeo'clockinthelightest-wheeledconveyanceknowntothatperiod.unencumberedwithage,theywouldsoonovertakethecoach,and,passingitandprecedingitontheroad,wouldorderitshorsesinadvance,andgreatlyfacilitateitsprogressduringtheprecioushoursofthenight,whendelaywasthemosttobedreaded.

seeinginthisarrangementthehopeofrenderingrealserviceinthatpressingemergency,missprosshaileditwithjoy.sheandjerryhadbeheldthecoachstart,hadknownwhoitwasthatsolomonbrought,hadpassedsometenminutesintorturesofsuspense,andwerenowconcludingtheirarrangementstofollowthecoach,evenasmadamedefarge,takingherwaythroughthestreets,nowdrewnearerandnearertotheelse-desertedlodginginwhichtheyheldtheirconsultation.

'nowwhatdoyouthink,mr.cruncher,'saidmisspross,whoseagitationwassogreatthatshecouldhardlyspeak,orstand,ormove,orlive:'whatdoyouthinkofournotstartingfromthiscourt-yard?anothercarriagehavingalreadygonefromheretoday,itmightawakensuspicion.'

'myopinion,miss,'returnedmr.cruncher,'isasyou'reright.likewisewoti'llstandbyyou,rightorwrong.'

'iamsodistractedwithfearandhopeforourpreciouscreatures,'saidmisspross,wildlycrying,'thatiamincapableofforminganyplan.areyoucapableofforminganyplan,mydeargoodmr.cruncher?'

'respectin'afuturespearo'life,miss,'returnedmr.cruncher,'ihopeso.respectin'anypresentuseo'thishereblessedoldheado'mine,ithinknot.wouldyoudomethefavour,miss,totakenoticeo'twopromisesandwowswotitismywishesfurtorecordinthisherecrisis?'

'oh,forgracioussake!'criedmisspross,stillwildlycrying,'recordthematonce,andgetthemoutoftheway,likeanexcellentman.'

'first,'saidmr.cruncher,whowasallinatremble,andwhospokewithanashyandsolemnvisage,'thempoorthingswellouto'this,nevernomorewillidoit,nevernomore!'

'iamquitesure,mr.cruncher,'returnedmisspross,'thatyouneverwilldoitagain,whateveritis,andibegyounottothinkitnecessarytomentionmoreparticularlywhatitis.'

'no,miss,'returnedjerry,'itshallnotbenamedtoyou.second:thempoorthingswellouto'this,andnevernomorewilliinterferewithmrs.cruncher'sfloppin',nevernomore!'

'whateverhousekeepingarrangementthatmaybe,'saidmisspross,strivingtodryhereyesandcomposeherself,'ihavenodoubtitisbestthatmrs.crunchershouldhaveitentirelyunderherownsuperintendence.omypoordarlings!'

'igosofarastosay,miss,moreover,'proceededmr.cruncher,withamostalarmingtendencytoholdforthasfromapulpit—'andletmywordsbetookdownandtooktomrs.cruncherthroughyourself—thatwotmyopinionsrespectin'floppin'hasundergoneachange,andthatwotionlyhopewithallmyheartasmrs.crunchermaybea-floppin'atthepresenttime.'

'there,there,there!ihopesheis,mydearman,'criedthedistractedmisspross,'andihopeshefindsitansweringherexpectations.'

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