A Pair of Blue Eyes

第17章

havebeenratherabsurdinmyavoidanceofwomen。Ihavenevergivenawomanakissinmylife,exceptyourselfandmymother。\'

Themanoftwoandthirtywiththeexperiencedmindwarmedalloverwithaboy\'singenuousshameashemadetheconfession。

\'What,notone?\'shefaltered。

\'No;notone。\'

\'Howverystrange!\'

\'Yes,thereverseexperiencemaybecommoner。Andyet,tothosewhohaveobservedtheirownsex,asIhave,mycaseisnotremarkable。Menabouttownarewomen\'sfavourites——that\'sthepostulate——andsuperficialpeopledon\'tthinkfarenoughtoseethattheremaybereserved,lonelyexceptions。\'

\'Areyouproudofit,Harry?\'

\'No,indeed。OflateyearsIhavewishedIhadgonemywaysandtrodoutmymeasurelikelighter-heartedmen。IhavethoughtofhowmanyhappyexperiencesImayhavelostthroughnevergoingtowoo。\'

\'Thenwhydidyouholdaloof?\'

\'Icannotsay。Idon\'tthinkitwasmynatureto:circumstancehinderedme,perhaps。Ihaveregretteditforanotherreason。

Thisgreatremissnessofminehashaditseffectuponme。TheolderIhavegrown,themoredistinctlyhaveIperceivedthatitwasabsolutelypreventingmefromlikinganywomanwhowasnotasunpractisedasI;andIgaveuptheexpectationoffindinganineteenth-centuryyoungladyinmyownrawstate。ThenIfoundyou,Elfride,andlfeltforthefirsttimethatmyfastidiousnesswasablessing。Andithelpedtomakemeworthyofyou。Ifeltatoncethat,differingaswedidinotherexperiences,inthismatterIresembledyou。Well,aren\'tyougladtohearit,Elfride?\'

\'Yes,Iam,\'sheansweredinaforcedvoice。\'ButIalwayshadthoughtthatmenmadelotsofengagementsbeforetheymarried——

especiallyiftheydon\'tmarryveryyoung。\'

\'Soallwomenthink,Isuppose——andrightly,indeed,ofthemajorityofbachelors,asIsaidbefore。Butanappreciableminorityofslow-coachmendonot——anditmakesthemveryawkwardwhentheydocometothepoint。However,itdidn\'tmatterinmycase。\'

\'Why?\'sheaskeduneasily。

\'Becauseyouknowevenlessoflove-makingandmatrimonialprearrangementthanI,andsoyoucan\'tdrawinvidiouscomparisonsifIdomyengagingimproperly。\'

\'Ithinkyoudoitbeautifully!\'

\'Thankyou,dear。But,\'continuedKnightlaughingly,\'youropinionisnotthatofanexpert,whichaloneisofvalue。\'

Hadsheanswered,\'Yes,itis,\'halfasstronglyasshefeltit,Knightmighthavebeenalittleastonished。

\'Ifyouhadeverbeenengagedtobemarriedbefore,\'hewenton,\'Iexpectyouropinionofmyaddresseswouldbedifferent。Butthen,Ishouldnot——\'

\'Shouldnotwhat,Harry?\'

\'Oh,IwasmerelygoingtosaythatinthatcaseIshouldneverhavegivenmyselfthepleasureofproposingtoyou,sinceyourfreedomfromthatexperiencewasyourattraction,darling。\'

\'Youaresevereonwomen,areyounot?\'

\'No,Ithinknot。Ihadarighttopleasemytaste,andthatwasforuntriedlips。Othermenthanthoseofmysortacquirethetasteastheygetolder——butdon\'tfindanElfride——\'

\'Whathorridsoundisthatwehearwhenwepitchforward?\'

\'Onlythescrew——don\'tfindanElfrideasIdid。TothinkthatI

shouldhavediscoveredsuchanunseenflowerdownthereintheWest——towhomamanisasmuchasamultitudetosomewomen,andatripdowntheEnglishChannellikeavoyageroundtheworld!\'

\'Andwouldyou,\'shesaid,andhervoicewastremulous,\'havegivenupalady——ifyouhadbecomeengagedtoher——andthenfoundshehadhadONEkissbeforeyours——andwouldyouhave——goneawayandlefther?\'

\'Onekiss,——no,hardlyforthat。\'

\'Two?\'

\'Well——Icouldhardlysayinventoriallylikethat。Toomuchofthatsortofthingcertainlywouldmakemedislikeawoman。Butletusconfineourattentiontoourselves,notgothinkingofmighthavebeens。\'

SoElfridehadallowedherthoughtsto\'dallywithfalsesurmise,\'

andeveryoneofKnight\'swordsfelluponherlikeaweight。

Afterthistheyweresilentforalongtime,gazingupontheblackmysterioussea,andhearingthestrangevoiceoftherestlesswind。Arockingtoandfroonthewaves,whenthebreezeisnottooviolentandcold,producesasoothingeffectevenuponthemosthighly-wroughtmind。ElfrideslowlysankagainstKnight,andlookingdown,hefoundbyhersoftregularbreathingthatshehadfallenasleep。Notwishingtodisturbher,hecontinuedstill,andtookanintensepleasureinsupportingherwarmyoungformasitroseandfellwithhereverybreath。

Knightfelltodreamingtoo,thoughhecontinuedwideawake。Itwaspleasanttorealizetheimplicittrustsheplacedinhim,andtothinkofthecharminginnocenceofonewhocouldsinktosleepinsosimpleandunceremoniousamanner。Morethanall,themusingunpracticalstudentfelttheimmenseresponsibilityhewastakinguponhimselfbybecomingtheprotectorandguideofsuchatrustingcreature。Thequietslumberofhersoullentaquietnesstohisown。Thenshemoaned,andturnedherselfrestlessly。

Presentlyhermutteringsbecamedistinct:

\'Don\'ttellhim——hewillnotloveme……Ididnotmeananydisgrace——indeedIdidnot,sodon\'ttellHarry。Weweregoingtobemarried——thatwaswhyIranaway……Andhesayshewillnothaveakissedwoman……Andifyoutellhimhewillgoaway,andI

shalldie。Iprayhavemercy——Oh!\'

Elfridestartedupwildly。

Thepreviousmomentamusicalding-donghadspreadintotheairfromtheirrighthand,andawakenedher。

\'Whatisit?\'sheexclaimedinterror。

\'Only"eightbells,"\'saidKnightsoothingly。\'Don\'tbefrightened,littlebird,youaresafe。Whathaveyoubeendreamingabout?\'

\'Ican\'ttell,Ican\'ttell!\'shesaidwithashudder。\'Oh,I

don\'tknowwhattodo!\'

\'Stayquietlywithme。Weshallsoonseethedawnnow。Look,themorningstarislovelyoverthere。Thecloudshavecompletelyclearedoffwhilstyouhavebeensleeping。Whathaveyoubeendreamingof?\'

\'Awomaninourparish。\'

\'Don\'tyoulikeher?\'

\'Idon\'t。Shedoesn\'tlikeme。Wherearewe?\'

\'AboutsouthoftheExe。\'

Knightsaidnomoreonthewordsofherdream。TheywatchedtheskytillElfridegrewcalm,andthedawnappeared。Itwasmerewanlightnessfirst。Thenthewindblewinachangedspirit,anddiedawaytoazephyr。Thestardissolvedintotheday。

\'That\'showIshouldliketodie,\'saidElfride,risingfromherseatandleaningoverthebulwarktowatchthestar\'slastexpiringgleam。

\'Asthelinessay,\'Knightreplied——

\'"Tosetassetsthemorningstar,whichgoesNotdownbehindthedarken\'dwest,norhidesObscuredamongthetempestsofthesky,Butmeltsawayintothelightofheaven。”\'

\'Oh,otherpeoplehavethoughtthesamething,havethey?That\'salwaysthecasewithmyoriginalities——theyareoriginaltonobodybutmyself。\'

\'Notonlythecasewithyours。WhenIwasayounghandatreviewingIusedtofindthatafrightfulpitfall——dilatinguponsubjectsImetwith,whichwerenoveltiestome,andfindingafterwardstheyhadbeenexhaustedbythethinkingworldwhenI

wasinpinafores。\'

\'Thatisdelightful。WheneverIfindyouhavedoneafoolishthingIamglad,becauseitseemstobringyoualittlenearertome,whohavedonemany。\'AndElfridethoughtagainofherenemyasleepunderthedecktheytrod。

Allupthecoast,prominencessingledthemselvesoutfromrecesses。Thenarosyskyspreadovertheeasternseaandbehindthelowlineofland,flingingitsliveryindashesuponthethinairycloudsinthatdirection。Everyprojectiononthelandseemednowsomanyfingersanxioustocatchalittleoftheliquidlightthrownsoprodigallyoverthesky,andafterafantastictimeoflustrousyellowsintheeast,thehigherelevationsalongtheshorewerefloodedwiththesamehues。ThebluffandbarecontoursofStartPointcaughtthebrightest,earliestglowofall,andsoalsodidthesidesofitswhitelighthouse,percheduponashelfinitsprecipitousfrontlikeamediaevalsaintinaniche。TheirloftyneighbourBoltHeadontheleftremainedasyetungilded,andretaineditsgray。

Thenupcamethesun,asitwereinjerks,justtoseawardoftheeasternmostpointofland,flingingoutaJacob\'s-ladderpathoflightfromitselftoElfrideandKnight,andcoatingthemwithraysinafewminutes。Theinferiordignitariesoftheshore——

FrowardPoint,BerryHead,andPrawle——allhadacquiredtheirshareoftheilluminationerethis,andatlengththeverysmallestprotuberanceofwave,cliff,orinlet,eventotheinnermostrecessesofthelovelyvalleyoftheDart,haditsportion;andsunlight,nowthecommonpossessionofall,ceasedtobethewonderfulandcovetedthingithadbeenashorthalfhourbefore。

Afterbreakfast,Plymoutharoseintoview,andgrewdistinctertotheirnearingvision,theBreakwaterappearinglikeastreakofphosphoriclightuponthesurfaceofthesea。ElfridelookedfurtivelyaroundforMrs。Jethway,butcoulddiscernnoshapelikehers。Afterwards,inthebustleoflanding,shelookedagainwiththesameresult,bywhichtimethewomanhadprobablyglideduponthequayunobserved。Expandingwithasenseofrelief,ElfridewaitedwhilstKnightlookedtotheirluggage,andthensawherfatherapproachingthroughthecrowd,twirlinghiswalking-sticktocatchtheirattention。Elbowingtheirwaytohimtheyallenteredthetown,whichsmiledassunnyasmileuponElfrideasithaddonebetweenoneandtwoyearsearlier,whenshehadentereditatpreciselythesamehourasthebride-electofStephenSmith。

ChapterXXX

\'VassaluntoLove。\'

ElfrideclungclosertoKnightasdaysucceededday。Whateverelsemightadmitofquestion,therecouldbenodisputethattheallegiancesheborehimabsorbedherwholesoulandexistence。A

greaterthanStephenhadarisen,andshehadleftalltofollowhim。

Theunreservedgirlwasnevercharyoflettingherloverdiscoverhowmuchsheadmiredhim。Sheneveronceheldanideainoppositiontoanyoneofhis,orinsistedonanypointwithhim,orshowedanyindependence,orheldherownonanysubject。Hislightestwhimsherespectedandobeyedaslaw,andif,expressingheropiniononamatter,hetookupthesubjectanddifferedfromher,sheinstantlythrewdownherownopinionaswronganduntenable。Evenherambiguitiesandespiegleriewerebutmediaofthesamemanifestation;actedcharades,embodyingthewordsofherprototype,thetenderandsusceptibledaughter-in-lawofNaomi:

\'Letmefindfavourinthysight,mylord;forthatthouhastcomfortedme,andforthatthouhastspokenfriendlyuntothinehandmaid。\'

Shewassyringingtheplantsonewetdayinthegreenhouse。

Knightwassittingunderagreatpassion-flowerobservingthescene。Sometimeshelookedoutattherainfromthesky,andthenatElfride\'sinnerrainoflargerdrops,whichfellfromtreesandshrubs,afterhavingpreviouslyhungfromthetwigslikesmallsilverfruit。

\'Imustgiveyousomethingtomakeyouthinkofmeduringthisautumnatyourchambers,\'shewassaying。\'Whatshallitbe?

Portraitsdomoreharmthangood,byselectingtheworstexpressionofwhichyourfaceiscapable。Hairisunlucky。Andyoudon\'tlikejewellery。\'

\'Somethingwhichshallbringbacktomymindthemanysceneswehaveenactedinthisconservatory。IseewhatIshouldprizeverymuch。Thatdwarfmyrtletreeinthepot,whichyouhavebeensocarefullytending。\'

Elfridelookedthoughtfullyatthemyrtle。

\'Icancarryitcomfortablyinmyhatbox,\'saidKnight。\'AndI

willputitinmywindow,andso,itbeingalwaysbeforemyeyes,Ishallthinkofyoucontinually。\'

ItsohappenedthatthemyrtlewhichKnighthadsingledouthadapeculiarbeginningandhistory。IthadoriginallybeenatwigworninStephenSmith\'sbutton-hole,andhehadtakenitthence,stuckitintothepot,andtoldherthatifitgrew,shewastotakecareofit,andkeepitinremembranceofhimwhenhewasfaraway。

Shelookedwistfullyattheplant,andasenseoffairnesstoSmith\'smemorycausedherapangofregretthatKnightshouldhaveaskedforthatveryone。Itseemedexceedingacommonheartlessnesstoletitgo。

\'Istherenotanythingyoulikebetter?\'shesaidsadly。\'Thatisonlyanordinarymyrtle。\'

\'No:Iamfondofmyrtle。\'Seeingthatshedidnottakekindlytotheidea,hesaidagain,\'Whydoyouobjecttomyhavingthat?\'

\'Ohno——Idon\'tobjectprecisely——itwasafeeling——Ah,here\'sanothercuttinglatelystruck,andjustassmall——ofabetterkind,andwithprettierleaves——myrtusmicrophylla。\'

\'Thatwilldonicely。Letitbeputinmyroom,thatImaynotforgetit。Whatromanceattachestotheother?\'

\'Itwasagifttome。\'

Thesubjectthendropped。Knightthoughtnomoreofthemattertill,onenteringhisbedroomintheevening,hefoundthesecondmyrtleplaceduponhisdressing-tableashehaddirected。Hestoodforamomentadmiringthefreshappearanceoftheleavesbycandlelight,andthenhethoughtofthetransactionoftheday。

Maleloversaswellasfemalecanbespoiltbytoomuchkindness,andElfride\'suniformsubmissivenesshadgivenKnightaratherexactingmanneratcrises,attachedtoherashewas。\'WhyshouldshehaverefusedtheoneIfirstchose?\'henowaskedhimself。

Evensuchslightoppositionasshehadshownthenwasexceptionalenoughtomakeitselfnoticeable。Hewasnotvexedwithherintheleast:themerevariationofherwayto-dayfromherusualwayskepthimmusingonthesubject,becauseitperplexedhim。

\'Itwasagift\'——thosewereherwords。Admittingittobeagift,hethoughtshecouldhardlyvalueamerefriendmorethanshevaluedhimasalover,andgivingtheplantintohischargewouldhavemadenodifference。\'Except,indeed,itwasthegiftofalover,\'hemurmured。

\'IwonderifElfridehaseverhadaloverbefore?\'hesaidaloud,asanewidea,quite。Thisandcompanionthoughtswereenoughtooccupyhimcompletelytillhefellasleep——ratherlaterthanusual。

Thenextday,whentheywereagainalone,hesaidtoherrathersuddenly——

\'Doyoulovememoreorless,Elfie,forwhatItoldyouonboardthesteamer?\'

\'Youtoldmesomanythings,\'shereturned,liftinghereyestohisandsmiling。

\'Imeantheconfessionyoucoaxedoutofme——thatIhadneverbeeninthepositionofloverbefore。\'

\'Itisasatisfaction,Isuppose,tobethefirstinyourheart,\'

shesaidtohim,withanattempttocontinuehersmiling。

\'Iamgoingtoaskyouaquestionnow,\'saidKnight,somewhatawkwardly。\'Ionlyaskitinawhimsicalway,youknow:notwithgreatseriousness,Elfride。Youmaythinkitodd,perhaps。\'

Elfridetrieddesperatelytokeepthecolourinherface。Shecouldnot,thoughdistressedtothinkthatgettingpaleshowedconsciousnessofdeeperguiltthanmerelygettingred。

\'Ohno——Ishallnotthinkthat,\'shesaid,becauseobligedtosaysomethingtofillthepausewhichfollowedherquestioner\'sremark。

\'Itisthis:haveyoueverhadalover?Iamalmostsureyouhavenot;but,haveyou?\'

\'Not,asitwere,alover;Imean,notworthmentioning,Harry,\'

shefaltered。

Knight,overstrainedinsentimentasheknewthefeelingtobe,feltsomesicknessofheart。

\'Still,hewasalover?\'

\'Well,asortoflover,Isuppose,\'sherespondedtardily。

\'Aman,Imean,youknow。\'

\'Yes;butonlyamereperson,and——\'

\'Buttrulyyourlover?\'

\'Yes;alovercertainly——hewasthat。Yes,hemighthavebeencalledmylover。\'

Knightsaidnothingtothisforaminuteormore,andkeptsilenttimewithhisfingertothetickoftheoldlibraryclock,inwhichroomthecolloquywasgoingon。

\'Youdon\'tmind,Harry,doyou?\'shesaidanxiously,nestlingclosetohim,andwatchinghisface。

\'Ofcourse,Idon\'tseriouslymind。Inreason,amancannotobjecttosuchatrifle。Ionlythoughtyouhadn\'t——thatwasall。\'

However,oneraywasabstractedfromthegloryaboutherhead。

Butafterwards,whenKnightwaswanderingbyhimselfoverthebareandbreezyhills,andmeditatingonthesubject,thatraysuddenlyreturned。Forshemighthavehadalover,andneverhavecaredintheleastforhim。Shemighthaveusedthewordimproperly,andmeant\'admirer\'allthetime。Ofcourseshehadbeenadmired;andonemanmighthavemadehisadmirationmoreprominentthanthatoftherest——averynaturalcase。

Theyweresittingononeofthegardenseatswhenhefoundoccasiontoputthesuppositiontothetest。\'Didyoulovethatloveroradmirerofyourseversolittle,Elfie?\'

Shemurmuredreluctantly,\'Yes,IthinkIdid。\'

Knightfeltthesamefainttouchofmisery。\'Onlyaverylittle?\'

hesaid。

\'Iamnotsurehowmuch。\'

\'Butyouaresure,darling,youlovedhimalittle?\'

\'IthinkIamsureIlovedhimalittle。\'

\'Andnotagreatdeal,Elfie?\'

\'Mylovewasnotsupportedbyreverenceforhispowers。\'

\'But,Elfride,didyoulovehimdeeply?\'saidKnightrestlessly。

\'Idon\'texactlyknowhowdeepyoumeanbydeeply。\'

\'That\'snonsense。\'

\'Youmisapprehend;andyouhaveletgomyhand!\'shecried,hereyesfillingwithtears。\'Harry,don\'tbeseverewithme,anddon\'tquestionme。IdidnotlovehimasIdoyou。AndcoulditbedeeplyifIdidnotthinkhimclevererthanmyself?ForIdidnot。Yougrievemesomuch——youcan\'tthink。\'

\'Iwillnotsayanotherwordaboutit。\'

\'Andyouwillnotthinkaboutit,either,willyou?IknowyouthinkofweaknessesinmeafterIamoutofyoursight;andnotknowingwhattheyare,Icannotcombatthem。Ialmostwishyouwereofagrossernature,Harry;intruthIdo!Orrather,IwishIcouldhavetheadvantagessuchanatureinyouwouldaffordme,andyethaveyouasyouare。\'

\'Whatadvantageswouldtheybe?\'

\'Lessanxiety,andmoresecurity。Ordinarymenarenotsodelicateintheirtastesasyou;andwheretheloverorhusbandisnotfastidious,andrefined,andofadeepnature,thingsseemtogoonbetter,Ifancy——asfarasIhavebeenabletoobservetheworld。\'

\'Yes;Isupposeitisright。Shallownesshasthisadvantage,thatyoucan\'tbedrownedthere。\'

\'ButIthinkI\'llhaveyouasyouare;yes,Iwill!\'shesaidwinsomely。\'Thepracticalhusbandsandwiveswhotakethingsphilosophicallyareveryhumdrum,aretheynot?Yes,itwouldkillmequite。Youpleasemebestasyouare。\'

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