Госпожа Бовари

Chapter 7

           Charlesknewnotwhattoanswer:herespectedhismother,andhelovedhiswifeinfinitely;heconsideredthejudgmentoftheoneinfallible,andyethethoughttheconductoftheotherirreproachable.WhenMadamBovaryhadgone,hetriedtimidlyandinthesametermstohazardoneortwoofthemoreanodyneobservationshehadheardfromhismamma.Emmaprovedtohimwithawordthathewasmistaken,andsenthimofftohispatients.

           Andyet,inaccordwiththeoriesshebelievedright,shewantedtomakeherselfinlovewithhim.Bymoonlightinthegardensherecitedallthepassionaterhymessheknewbyheart,and,sighing,sangtohimmanymelancholyadagios;butshefoundherselfascalmafterasbefore,andCharlesseemednomoreamorousandnomoremoved.

           Whenshehadthusforawhilestrucktheflintonherheartwithoutgettingaspark,incapable,moreover,ofunderstandingwhatshedidnotexperienceasofbelievinganythingthatdidnotpresentitselfinconventionalforms,shepersuadedherselfwithoutdifficultythatCharles’spassionwasnothingveryexorbitant.Hisoutburstsbecameregular;heembracedheratcertainfixedtimes.Itwasonehabitamongotherhabits,and,likeadessert,lookedforwardtoafterthemonotonyofdinner.

           Agamekeeper,curedbythedoctorofinflammationofthelungs,hadgivenmadamealittleItaliangreyhound;shetookheroutwalking,forshewentoutsometimesinordertobealoneforamoment,andnottoseebeforehereyestheeternalgardenandthedustyroad.

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