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屋顶间的哲学家_梭维斯特- 第13节


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    hewasdeprivedofalljoysaswellasofalltheattractionsofchildhood。hewasoppressedbecausehewasweak;andlaughedatforhisdeformity。invainthelittlehunchbackopenedhisarmstotheworld:

    theworldscoffedathim;andwentitsway。

    however;hestillhadhismother;anditwastoherthatthechilddirectedallthefeelingsofaheartrepelledbyothers。withherhefoundshelter;andwashappy;tillhereachedtheagewhenamanmusttakehisplaceinlife;andmauricehadtocontenthimselfwiththatwhichothershadrefusedwithcontempt。hiseducationwouldhavequalifiedhimforanycourseoflife;andhebecameanoctroi…clerk鈥斺�敚heoctroiisthetaxonprovisionsleviedattheentranceofthetown'鈥斺�攊noneofthelittletoll…housesattheentranceofhisnativetown。

    hewasalwaysshutupinthisdwellingofafewfeetsquare;withnorelaxationfromtheofficeaccountsbutreadingandhismothersvisits。

    onfinesummerdaysshecametoworkatthedoorofhishut;undertheshadeofaclematisplantedbymaurice。and;evenwhenshewassilent;herpresencewasapleasantchangeforthehunchback;heheardtheclinkingofherlongknitting…needles;hesawhermildandmournfulprofile;whichremindedhimofsomanycourageously…bornetrials;hecouldeverynowandthenresthishandaffectionatelyonthatbowedneck;andexchangeasmilewithher!

    thisfortwassoontobetakenfromhim。hisoldmotherfellsick;andattheendofafewdayshehadtogiveupallhope。mauricewasovereattheideaofaseparationwhichwouldhenceforthleavehimaloneonearth;andabandonedhimselftoboundlessgrief。hekneltbythebedsideofthedyingwoman;hecalledherbythefondestnames;hepressedherinhisarms;asifhecouldsokeepherinlife。hismothertriedtoreturnhiscaresses;andtoanswerhim;butherhandswerecold;hervoicewasalreadygone。shecouldonlypressherlipsagainsttheforeheadofherson;heaveasigh;andclosehereyesforever!

    theytriedtotakemauriceaway;butheresistedthemandthrewhimselfonthatnowmotionlessform。

    〃dead!〃criedhe;〃dead!shewhohadneverleftme;shewhowastheonlyoneintheworldwholovedme!you;mymother;dead!whatthenremainsformeherebelow?〃

    astifledvoicereplied:

    〃god!〃

    maurice;startled;raisedhimself!wasthatalastsighfromthedead;orhisownconscience;thathadansweredhim?hedidnotseektoknow;butheunderstoodtheanswer;andacceptedit。

    itwasthenthatifirstknewhim。ioftenwenttoseehiminhislittletoll…house。hejoinedinmychildishgames;toldmehisfineststories;andletmegatherhisflowers。deprivedashewasofallexternalattractiveness;heshowedhimselffullofkindnesstoallwhocametohim;and;thoughheneverwouldputhimselfforward;hehadaweleforeveryone。deserted;despised;hesubmittedtoeverythingwithagentlepatience;andwhilehewasthusstretchedonthecrossoflife;amidtheinsultsofhisexecutioners;herepeatedwithchrist;〃father;forgivethem;fortheyknownotwhattheydo。〃

    nootherclerkshowedsomuchhonesty;zeal;andintelligence;butthosewhootherwisemighthavepromotedhimashisservicesdeservedwererepelledbyhisdeformity。ashehadnopatrons;hefoundhisclaimswerealwaysdisregarded。theypreferredbeforehimthosewhowerebetterabletomakethemselvesagreeable;andseemedtobegrantinghimafavorwhenlettinghimkeepthehumbleofficewhichenabledhimtolive。unclemauriceboreinjusticeashehadbornecontempt;unfairlytreatedbymen;heraisedhiseyeshigher;andtrustedinthejusticeofhimwhocannotbedeceived。

    helivedinanoldhouseinthesuburb;wheremanywork…people;aspoorbutnotasforlornashe;alsolodged。amongtheseneighborstherewasasinglewoman;wholivedbyherselfinalittlegarret;intowhichcamebothwindandrain。shewasayounggirl;pale;silent;andwithnothingtoremendherbutherwretchednessandherresignationtoit。shewasneverseenspeakingtoanyotherwoman;andnosongcheeredhergarret。

    sheworkedwithoutinterestandwithoutrelaxation;adepressinggloomseemedtoenvelopherlikeashroud。herdejectionaffectedmaurice;heattemptedtospeaktoher;sherepliedmildly;butinfewwords。itwaseasytoseethatshepreferredhersilenceandhersolitudetothelittlehunchbacksgood…will;heperceivedit;andsaidnomore。

    buttoinettesneedlewashardlysufficientforhersupport;andpresentlyworkfailedher!mauricelearnedthatthepoorgirlwasinwantofeverything;andthatthetradesmenrefusedtogivehercredit。

    heimmediatelywenttothemprivatelyandengagedtopaythemforwhattheysuppliedtoinettewith。

    thingswentoninthiswayforseveralmonths。theyoungdressmakercontinuedoutofwork;untilshewasatlastfrightenedatthebillsshehadcontractedwiththeshopkeepers。whenshecametoanexplanationwiththem;everythingwasdiscovered。herfirstimpulsewastoruntounclemaurice;andthankhimonherknees。herhabitualreservehadgivenwaytoaburstofdeepestfeeling。itseemedasifgratitudehadmeltedalltheiceofthatnumbedheart。

    beingnownolongerembarrassedwithasecret;thelittlehunchbackcouldgivegreaterefficacytohisgoodoffices。toinettebecametohimasister;forwhosewantshehadarighttoprovide。itwasthefirsttimesincethedeathofhismotherthathehadbeenabletosharehislifewithanother。theyoungwomanreceivedhisattentionswithfeeling;butwithreserve。allmauriceseffortswereinsufficienttodispelhergloom:sheseemedtouchedbyhiskindness;andsometimesexpressedhersenseofitwithwarmth;butthereshestopped。herheartwasaclosedbook;whichthelittlehunchbackmightbendover;butcouldnotread。intruthhecaredlittletodoso;hegavehimselfuptothehappinessofbeingnolongeralone;andtooktoinettesuchasherlongtrialshadmadeher;helovedherasshewas;andwishedfornothingelsebutstilltoenjoyherpany。

    thisthoughtinsensiblytookpossessionofhismind;totheexclusionofallbesides。thepoorgirlwasasforlornashimself;shehadbeeaccustomedtothedeformityofthehunchback;andsheseemedtolookonhimwithanaffectionatesympathy!whatmorecouldhewishfor?untilthen;thehopesofmakinghimselfacceptabletoahelpmatehadbeenrepelledbymauriceasadream;butchanceseemedwillingtomakeitareality。aftermuchhesitationhetookcourage;anddecidedtospeaktoher。

    itwasevening;thelittlehunchback;inmuchagitation;directedhisstepstowardthework…womansgarretjustashewasabouttoenter;hethoughtheheardastrangevoicepronouncingthemaidensname。hequicklypushedopenthedoor;andperceivedtoinetteweeping;andleaningontheshoulderofayoungmaninthedressofasailor。

    atthesightofmyuncle;shedisengagedherselfquickly;andrantohim;cryingout:

    〃ah!ein鈥斺�攅in!itishethatithoughtwasdead:itisjulien;itismybetrothed!〃

    mauricetottered;anddrewback。asinglewordhadtoldhimall!

    itseemedtohimasifthegroundshookandhisheartwasabouttobreak;butthesamevoicethathehadheardbyhismothersdeathbedagainsoundedinhisears;andhesoonrecoveredhimself。godwasstillhisfriend!

    hehimselfacpaniedthenewly…marriedpairontheroadwhentheyleftthetown;and;afterwishingthemallthehappinesswhichwasdeniedtohim;hereturnedwithresignationtotheoldhouseinthesuburb。

    itwastherethatheendedhislife;forsakenbymen;butnotashesaidbythefatherwhichisinheaven。hefelthispresenceeverywhere;itwastohimintheplaceofallelse。whenhedied;itwaswithasmile;andlikeanexilesettingoutforhisowncountry。hewhohadconsoledhiminpovertyandill…health;whenhewassufferingfrominjusticeandforsakenbyall;hadmadedeathagainandblessingtohim。

    eightoclock鈥斺�攁llihavejustwrittenhaspainedme!tillnowihavelookedintolifeforinstructionhowtolive。isitthentruethathumanmaximsarenotalwayssufficient?thatbeyondgoodness;prudence;moderation;humility;self…sacrificeitself;thereisonegreattruth;whichalonecanfacegreatmisfortunes?andthat;ifmanhasneedofvirtuesforothers;hehasneedofreligionforhimself?

    when;inyouth;wedrinkourwinewithamerryheart;asthescriptureexpressesit;wethinkwearesufficientforourselves;strong;happy;andbeloved;webel
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