Madame Bovary

第26章

Therewascommotionontheplatform,longwhisperings,muchparleying。Atlastthecouncillorgotup。TheyknewnowthathisnamewasLieuvain,andinthecrowdthenamewaspassedfromonetotheother。Afterhehadcollatedafewpages,andbentoverthemtoseebetter,hebegan——

“Gentlemen!MayIbepermittedfirstofall(beforeaddressingyouontheobjectofourmeetingto-day,andthissentimentwill,Iamsure,besharedbyyouall),mayIbepermitted,Isay,topayatributetothehigheradministration,tothegovernmenttothemonarch,gentlemen,oursovereign,tothatbelovedking,towhomnobranchofpublicorprivateprosperityisamatterofindifference,andwhodirectswithahandatoncesofirmandwisethechariotofthestateamidtheincessantperilsofastormysea,knowing,moreover,howtomakepeacerespectedaswellaswar,industry,commerce,agriculture,andthefinearts?“

“Iought,“saidRodolphe,“togetbackalittlefurther。“

“Why?“saidEmma。

Butatthismomentthevoiceofthecouncillorrosetoanextraordinarypitch。Hedeclaimed——

“Thisisnolongerthetime,gentlemen,whencivildiscordensanguinedourpublicplaces,whenthelandlord,thebusiness-man,theworking-manhimself,fallingasleepatnight,lyingdowntopeacefulsleep,trembledlestheshouldbeawakenedsuddenlybythenoiseofincendiarytocsins,whenthemostsubversivedoctrinesaudaciouslysappedfoundations。“

“Well,someonedowntheremightseeme,“Rodolpheresumed,“thenIshouldhavetoinventexcusesforafortnight;andwithmybadreputation——“

“Oh,youareslanderingyourself,“saidEmma。

“No!Itisdreadful,Iassureyou。“

“But,gentlemen,“continuedthecouncillor,“if,banishingfrommymemorytheremembranceofthesesadpictures,Icarrymyeyesbacktotheactualsituationofourdearcountry,whatdoIseethere?Everywherecommerceandtheartsareflourishing;

everywherenewmeansofcommunication,likesomanynewarteriesinthebodyofthestate,establishwithinitnewrelations。Ourgreatindustrialcentreshaverecoveredalltheiractivity;

religion,moreconsolidated,smilesinallhearts;ourportsarefull,confidenceisbornagain,andFrancebreathesoncemore!“

“Besides,“addedRodolphe,“perhapsfromtheworld’spointofviewtheyareright。“

“Howso?“sheasked。

“What!“saidhe。“Doyounotknowthattherearesoulsconstantlytormented?Theyneedbyturnstodreamandtoact,thepurestpassionsandthemostturbulentjoys,andthustheyflingthemselvesintoallsortsoffantasies,offollies。“

Thenshelookedathimasonelooksatatravellerwhohasvoyagedoverstrangelands,andwenton——

“Wehavenoteventhisdistraction,wepoorwomen!“

“Asaddistraction,forhappinessisn’tfoundinit。“

“Butisiteverfound?“sheasked。

“Yes;onedayitcomes,“heanswered。

“Andthisiswhatyouhaveunderstood,“saidthecouncillor。

“You,farmers,agriculturallabourers!youpacificpioneersofaworkthatbelongswhollytocivilization!you,menofprogressandmorality,youhaveunderstood,Isay,thatpoliticalstormsareevenmoreredoubtablethanatmosphericdisturbances!“

“Itcomesoneday,“repeatedRodolphe,“onedaysuddenly,andwhenoneisdespairingofit。Thenthe

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