第47章BOOKTHESECOND:THEGOLDENTHREAD(30) - A Tale Of Two Cities - Charles Dickens - 都市言情小说 - 30读书

第47章BOOKTHESECOND:THEGOLDENTHREAD(30)

第47章bookthesecond:thegoldenthread(30)

'iknow,'saiddarnay,respectfully,'howcanifailtoknow,doctormanette,iwhohaveseenyoutogetherfromdaytoday,thatbetweenyouandmissmanettethereisanaffectionsounusual,sotouching,sobelongingtothecircumstancesinwhichithasbeennurtured,thatitcanhavefewparallels,eveninthetendernessbetweenafatherandchild.iknow,doctormanette—howcanifailtoknow—that,mingledwiththeaffectionanddutyofadaughterwhohasbecomeawoman,thereis,inherheart,towardsyou,alltheloveandrelianceofinfancyitself.iknowthat,asinherchildhoodshehadnoparent,sosheisnowdevotedtoyouwithalltheconstancyandfervourofherpresentyearsandcharacter,unitedtothetrustfulnessandattachmentoftheearlydaysinwhichyouwerelosttoher.iknowperfectlywellthatifyouhadbeenrestoredtoherfromtheworldbeyondthislife,youcouldhardlybeinvested,inhersight,withamoresacredcharacterthanthatinwhichyouarealwayswithher.iknowthatwhensheisclingingtoyou,thehandsofbaby,girl,andwoman,allinone,areroundyourneck.iknowthatinlovingyousheseesandloveshermotheratherownage,seesandlovesyouatmyage,loveshermotherbroken-hearted,lovesyouthroughyourdreadfultrialandinyourblessedrestoration.ihaveknownthis,nightandday,sinceihaveknownyouinyourhome.'

herfathersatsilent,withhisfacebentdown.hisbreathingwasalittlequickened;butherepressedallothersignsofagitation.

'deardoctormanette,alwaysknowingthis,alwaysseeingherandyouwiththishallowedlightaboutyou,ihaveforborne,andforborne,aslongasitwasinthenatureofmantodoit.ihavefelt,anddoevennowfeel,thattobringmylove—evenmine—betweenyou,istotouchyourhistorywithsomethingnotquitesogoodasitself.butiloveher.heavenismywitnessthatiloveher!'

'ibelieveit,'answeredherfather,mournfully.'ihavethoughtsobeforenow.ibelieveit.'

'but,donotbelieve,'saiddarnay,uponwhoseearthemournfulvoicestruckwithareproachfulsound,'thatifmyfortuneweresocastasthat,beingonedaysohappyastomakehermywife,imustatanytimeputanyseparationbetweenherandyou,icouldorwouldbreatheawordofwhatinowsay.besidesthatishouldknowittobehopeless,ishouldknowittobeabaseness.ifihadanysuchpossibility,evenataremotedistanceofyears,harbouredinmythoughts,andhiddeninmyheart—ifiteverhadbeenthere—ifitevercouldbethere—icouldnotnowtouchthishonouredhand.'

helaidhisownuponitashespoke.

'no,deardoctormanette.likeyou,avoluntaryexilefromfrance;likeyou,drivenfromitbyitsdistractions,oppressions,andmiseries;likeyou,strivingtoliveawayfromitbymyownexertions,andtrustinginahappierfuture;ilookonlytosharingyourfortunes,sharingyourlifeandhome,andbeingfaithfultoyoutothedeath,nottodividewithlucieherprivilegeasyourchild,companion,andfriend;buttocomeinaidofit,andbindherclosertoyou,ifsuchathingcanbe.'

histouchstilllingeredonherfather'shand.answeringthetouchforamoment,butnotcoldly,herfatherrestedhishandsuponthearmsofhischair,andlookedupforthefirsttimesincethebeginningoftheconference.alewasevidentinhisface;alewiththatoccasionallookwhichhadatendencyinittodarkdoubtanddread.

'youspeaksofeelinglyandsomanfully,charlesdarnay,thatithankyouwithallmyheart,andwillopenallmyheart—ornearlyso.haveyouanyreasontobelievethatlucielovesyou?'

'none.asyetnone.'

'isittheimmediateobjectofthisconfidence,thatyoumayatonceascertainthat,withmyknowledge?'

'notevenso.imightnothavethehopefulnesstodoitforweeks;imight(mistakenornotmistaken)havethathopefulnesstomorrow.'

'doyouseekanypromisefromme?'

'iasknone,sir.butihavethoughtitpossiblethatyoumighthaveitinyourpower,ifyoushoulddeemitright,togivemesome.'

'doyouseekanypromisefromme!'

'idoseekthat.'

'whatisit?'

'iwellunderstandthat,withoutyou,icouldhavenohope.iwellunderstandthat,evenifmissmanetteheldmeatthismomentinherinnocentheart—donotthinkihavethepresumptiontoassumesomuch—icouldretainnoplaceinitagainstherloveforherfather.'

'ifthatbeso,doyouseewhat,ontheotherhand,isinvolvedinit?'

'iunderstandequallywell,thatawordfromherfatherinanysuitor'sfavour,wouldoutweighherselfandalltheworld.forwhichreason,doctormanette.'saiddarnay,modestlybutfirmly,'iwouldnotaskthatword,tosavemylife.'

'iamsureofit.charlesdarnay,mysteriesariseoutofcloselove,aswellasoutofwidedivision;intheformercase,theyaresubtleanddelicate,anddifficulttopenetrate.mydaughterlucieis,inthisonerespect,suchamysterytome;icanmakenoguessatthestateofherheart.'

'mayiask,sir,ifyouthinksheis—'ashehesitated,herfathersuppliedtherest.

'issoughtbyanyothersuitor?'

'itiswhatimeanttosay.'

herfatherconsideredalittlebeforeheanswered:'youhaveseenmr.cartonhere,yourself.mr.stryverisheretoo,occasionally.ifitbeatall,itcanonlybebyoneofthese.'

'orboth,'saiddarnay.

'ihadnotthoughtofboth;ishouldnotthinkeither,likely,youwantapromisefromme.tellmewhatitis.'

'itis,thatifmissmanetteshouldbringtoyouatanytime,onherownpart,suchaconfidenceasihaveventuredtolaybeforeyou,youwillbeartestimonytowhatihavesaid,andtoyourbeliefinit.ihopeyoumaybeabletothinksowellofme,astourgenoinfluenceagainstme,isaynothingmoreofmystakeinthis;thisiswhatiask.theconditiononwhichiaskit,andwhichyouhaveanundoubtedrighttorequire,iwillobserveimmediately.'

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