Граф Монте-Кристо

Progress of Cavalcanti the Younger.

           

           "Sheisquitewell,"repliedDanglarsquickly;"sheisatthepianowithM.Cavalcanti."Albertretainedhiscalmandindifferentmanner;hemightfeelperhapsannoyed,butheknewMonteCristo’seyewasonhim."M.Cavalcantihasafinetenorvoice,"saidhe,"andMademoiselleEugenieasplendidsoprano,andthensheplaysthepianolikeThalberg.Theconcertmustbeadelightfulone."

           "Theysuiteachotherremarkablywell,"saidDanglars.Albertappearednottonoticethisremark,whichwas,however,sorudethatMadameDanglarsblushed.

           "I,too,"saidtheyoungman,"amamusicianatleast,mymastersusedtotellmeso;butitisstrangethatmyvoiceneverwouldsuitanyother,andasopranolessthanany."Danglarssmiled,andseemedtosay,"Itisofnoconsequence."Then,hopingdoubtlesstoeffecthispurpose,hesaid"Theprinceandmydaughterwereuniversallyadmiredyesterday.Youwerenotoftheparty,M.deMorcerf?"

           "Whatprince?"askedAlbert."PrinceCavalcanti,"saidDanglars,whopersistedingivingtheyoungmanthattitle.

           "Pardonme,"saidAlbert,"Iwasnotawarethathewasaprince.AndPrinceCavalcantisangwithMademoiselleEugenieyesterday?Itmusthavebeencharming,indeed.Iregretnothavingheardthem.ButIwasunabletoacceptyourinvitation,havingpromisedtoaccompanymymothertoaGermanconcertgivenbytheBaronessofChateau–Renaud."Thiswasfollowedbyratheranawkwardsilence.

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