Граф Монте-Кристо

Expiation.

           HavingstaggeredasfarastheRueDauphine,heperceivedhiscarriage,awokehissleepingcoachmanbyopeningthedoorhimself,threwhimselfonthecushions,andpointedtowardstheFaubourgSaint–Honore;thecarriagedroveon.Theweightofhisfallenfortunesseemedsuddenlytocrushhim;hecouldnotforeseetheconsequences;hecouldnotcontemplatethefuturewiththeindifferenceofthehardenedcriminalwhomerelyfacesacontingencyalreadyfamiliar.Godwasstillinhisheart."God,"hemurmured,notknowingwhathesaid"GodGod!"BehindtheeventthathadoverwhelmedhimhesawthehandofGod.Thecarriagerolledrapidlyonward.Villefort,whileturningrestlesslyonthecushions,feltsomethingpressagainsthim.Heputouthishandtoremovetheobject;itwasafanwhichMadamedeVilleforthadleftinthecarriage;thisfanawakenedarecollectionwhichdartedthroughhismindlikelightning.Hethoughtofhiswife.

           "Oh!"heexclaimed,asthougharedhotironwerepiercinghisheart.Duringthelasthourhisowncrimehadalonebeenpresentedtohismind;nowanotherobject,notlessterrible,suddenlypresenteditself.

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