Граф Монте-Кристо

The Carnival at Rome.

           Atoneoftheseencounters,accidentallyorpurposely,Albert’smaskfelloff.Heinstantlyroseandcasttheremainderofthebouquetsintothecarriage.DoubtlessoneofthecharmingfemalesAlberthaddetectedbeneaththeircoquettishdisguisewastouchedbyhisgallantry;for,asthecarriageofthetwofriendspassedher,shethrewabunchofviolets.Albertseizedit,andasFranzhadnoreasontosupposeitwasmeantforhim,hesufferedAlberttoretainit.Albertplaceditinhisbutton-hole,andthecarriagewenttriumphantlyon.

           "Well,"saidFranztohim;"thereisthebeginningofanadventure."

           "LaughifyoupleaseIreallythinkso.SoIwillnotabandonthisbouquet."

           "Pardieu,"returnedFranz,laughing,"intokenofyouringratitude."Thejest,however,soonappearedtobecomeearnest;forwhenAlbertandFranzagainencounteredthecarriagewiththecontadini,theonewhohadthrownthevioletstoAlbert,clappedherhandswhenshebeheldtheminhisbutton-hole."Bravo,bravo,"saidFranz;"thingsgowonderfully.ShallIleaveyou?Perhapsyouwouldpreferbeingalone?"

           "No,"repliedhe;"Iwillnotbecaughtlikeafoolatafirstdisclosurebyarendezvousundertheclock,astheysayattheopera-balls.Ifthefairpeasantwishestocarrymattersanyfurther,weshallfindher,orrather,shewillfindustomorrow;thenshewillgivemesomesignorother,andIshallknowwhatIhavetodo.

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