Vanity Fair

第60章

Myhorsesneverwereinharness。”addedthelady。

“Bullfinchwouldkickthecarriagetopieces,ifyouputhiminthetraces。”

“Butheisquiettoride?”askedthecivilian。

“Asquietasalamb,andasfastasahare。”answeredRebecca。

“Doyouthinkheisuptomyweight?”Jossaid。Hewasalreadyonhisback,inimagination,withouteversomuchasathoughtforpoorAmelia。Whatpersonwholovedahorse-speculationcouldresistsuchatemptation?

Inreply,Rebeccaaskedhimtocomeintoherroom,whitherhefollowedherquitebreathlesstoconcludethebargain。Josseldomspentahalf-hourinhislifewhichcosthimsomuchmoney。Rebecca,measuringthevalueofthegoodswhichshehadforsalebyJos’seagernesstopurchase,aswellasbythescarcityofthearticle,putuponherhorsesapricesoprodigiousastomakeeventheciviliandrawback。”Shewouldsellbothorneither。”

shesaid,resolutely。Rawdonhadorderedhernottopartwiththemforapricelessthanthatwhichshespecified。

LordBareacresbelowwouldgiveherthesamemoney——

andwithallherloveandregardfortheSedleyfamily,herdearMr。Josephmustconceivethatpoorpeoplemustlive——nobody,inaword,couldbemoreaffectionate,butmorefirmaboutthematterofbusiness。

Josendedbyagreeing,asmightbesupposedofhim。

Thesumhehadtogiveherwassolargethathewasobligedtoaskfortime;solargeastobealittlefortunetoRebecca,whorapidlycalculatedthatwiththissum,andthesaleoftheresidueofRawdon’seffects,andherpensionasawidowshouldhefall,shewouldnowbeabsolutelyindependentoftheworld,andmightlookherweedssteadilyintheface。

Onceortwiceinthedayshecertainlyhadherselfthoughtaboutflying。Butherreasongaveherbettercounsel。”SupposetheFrenchdocome。”thoughtBecky。”whatcantheydotoapoorofficer’swidow?Bah!thetimesofsacksandsiegesareover。Weshallbelettogohomequietly,orImaylivepleasantlyabroadwithasnuglittleincome。”

MeanwhileJosandIsidorwentofftothestablestoinspectthenewlypurchasedcattle。Josbadehismansaddlethehorsesatonce。Hewouldrideawaythatverynight,thatveryhour。Andheleftthevaletbusyingettingthehorsesready,andwenthomewardshimselftoprepareforhisdeparture。Itmustbesecret。Hewouldgotohischamberbythebackentrance。HedidnotcaretofaceMrs。O’DowdandAmelia,andowntothemthathewasabouttorun。

BythetimeJos’sbargainwithRebeccawascompleted,andhishorseshadbeenvisitedandexamined,itwasalmostmorningoncemore。Butthoughmidnightwaslongpassed,therewasnorestforthecity;thepeoplewereup,thelightsinthehousesflamed,crowdswerestillaboutthedoors,andthestreetswerebusy。Rumoursofvariousnatureswentstillfrommouthtomouth:onereportaverredthatthePrussianshadbeenutterlydefeated;anotherthatitwastheEnglishwhohadbeenattackedandconquered:athirdthatthelatterhadheldtheirground。Thislastrumourgraduallygotstrength。NoFrenchmenhadmadetheirappearance。Stragglershadcomeinfromthearmybringingreportsmoreandmorefavourable:atlastanaide-de-campactuallyreachedBrusselswithdespatchesfortheCommandantoftheplace,whoplacardedpresentlythroughthetownanofficialannouncementofthesuccessofthealliesatQuatreBras,andtheentirerepulseoftheFrenchunderNeyafterasixhours’battle。Theaide-de-campmusthavearrivedsometimewhileJosandRebeccaweremakingtheirbargaintogether,orthelatterwasinspectinghispurchase。Whenhereachedhisownhotel,hefoundascoreofitsnumerousinhabitantsonthethresholddiscoursingofthenews;therewasnodoubtastoitstruth。Andhewentuptocommunicateittotheladiesunderhischarge。

Hedidnotthinkitwasnecessarytotellthemhowhehadintendedtotakeleaveofthem,howhehadboughthorses,andwhatapricehehadpaidforthem。

Butsuccessordefeatwasaminormattertothem,whohadonlythoughtforthesafetyofthosetheyloved。

Amelia,atthenewsofthevictory,becamestillmoreagitatedeventhanbefore。Shewasforgoingthatmomenttothearmy。Shebesoughtherbrotherwithtearstoconductherthither。Herdoubtsandterrorsreachedtheirparoxysm;andthepoorgirl,whoformanyhourshadbeenplungedintostupor,ravedandranhitherandthitherinhystericinsanity——apiteoussight。Nomanwrithinginpainonthehard-foughtfieldfifteenmilesoff,wherelay,aftertheirstruggles,somanyofthebrave——nomansufferedmorekeenlythanthispoorharmlessvictimofthewar。Joscouldnotbearthesightofherpain。Helefthissisterinthechargeofherstouterfemalecompanion,anddescendedoncemoretothethresholdofthehotel,whereeverybodystilllingered,andtalked,andwaitedformorenews。

Itgrewtobebroaddaylightastheystoodhere,andfreshnewsbegantoarri

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