第4章

类别:其他 作者:Jenny B。 Jones字数:2437更新时间:18/12/17 14:11:48
Inthefrontoftheinn,surroundedbyaghostlikegroupthatspokeitssuspicions,ChestertonwasliftinghissaddlefromElCapitanandrubbingthelameforeleg。Itwasnotaserioussprain。Aweekwouldsetitright,butforthatnighttheponywasuseless。 Impatiently,Chestertoncalledacrosstheplaza,beggingthelandlordtomakehaste。Hewaseagertobegone,alarmedandfearfullesteventhisslightdelayshouldcausehimtomissthetransport。Thethoughtwasintolerable。Buthewasalsoacutelyconsciousthathewasveryhungry,andhewastoooldacampaignertoscoffathunger。Withthehopethathecouldfindsomethingtocarrywithhimandeatasherodeforward,heenteredtheinn。 Themainroomofthehousewasnowindarkness,butasmallerroomadjoiningitwaslitbycandles,andbyatinytaperfloatingbeforeacrucifix。InthelightofthecandlesChestertonmadeoutabed,apriestbendingoverit,awomankneelingbesideit,anduponthebedthelittlefigureofaboywhotossedandmoaned。AsChestertonhaltedandwaitedhesitating,theprieststrodepasthim,andinavoicedullandflatwithgriefandweariness,orderedthoseatthedoortobringthelandlordquickly。Asoneofthegroupleapedtowardthecorral,thepriestsaidtotheothers: \"Thereisanotherattack。Ihavelosthope。\" Chestertonadvancedandaskedifhecouldbeofservice。Thepriestshookhishead。Thechild,hesaid,wastheonlysonofthelandlord,andmuchbelovedbyhim,andbyallthevillage。Hewasnowinthethirdweekoftyphoidfeverandtheperiodofhemorrhages。Unlesstheycouldbechecked,theboywoulddie,andthepriest,whoformanymilesofmountainandforestwasalsotheonlydoctor,hadexhaustedhisstoreofsimplemedicines。 \"Nothingcanstopthehemorrhage,\"heprotestedwearily,\"butthestrongestofdrugs。AndIhavenothing!\" ChestertonbethoughthimofthemedicinecaseMissArmitagehadforceduponhim。\"Ihavegivenopiumtothemenfordysentery,\"hesaid。\"Wouldopiumhelpyou?\" Thepriestsprangathimandpushedhimoutofthedoorandtowardthesaddle-bags。 \"Mychildren,\"hecried,tothesilentgroupintheplaza,\"Godhassentamiracle!\" Afteranhouratthebedsidethepriestsaid,\"Hewilllive,\"andknelt,andthemotheroftheboyandthevillagerskneltwithhim。 WhenChestertonraisedhiseyes,hefoundthatthelandlord,whohadbeensilentlywatchingwhilethetwomenstruggledwithdeathforthelifeofhisson,haddisappeared。Butheheard,leavingthevillagealongthetrailtoMayaguez,thesuddenclatterofapony\'shoofs。Itmovedlikeathingdrivenwithfear。 Theprieststrodeoutintothemoonlight。Intherecoveryofthechildhesawonlyademonstrationoftheefficacyofprayer,andhecouldnottooquicklybringhomethelessontohisparishioners。 AmidtheirmurmursofwonderandgratitudeChestertonrodeaway。 TothekindlycareofthepriesthebequeathedElCapitan。Withhim,also,heleftthegoldpieceswhichweretopayforthefreshpony。 Aquarterofamileoutsidethevillagethreewhitefiguresconfrontedhim。Twowhostoodapartintheshadowshrankfromobservation,butthelandlord,seatedbarebackuponaponythatfromsomelateexertionwasbreathingheavily,calledtohimtohalt。 \"Inthefashionofmycountry,\"hebegangrandiloquently,\"wehavecomethisfartowishyouGodspeeduponyourjourney。\"InthefashionoftheAmericanheseizedChestertonbythehand。\"Ithankyou,senor,\"hemurmured。 \"Notme,\"returnedChesterton。\"Buttheonewhomademe\'pack\' thatmedicinechest。Thankher,forto-nightIthinkitsavedalife。\" TheSpaniardregardedhimcuriously,fixinghimwithhiseyesasthoughdeepinconsideration。Atlasthesmiledgravely。 \"Youareright,\"hesaid。\"Letusbothrememberherinourprayers。\" AsChestertonrodeawaythewordsremainedgratefullyinhismemoryandfilledhimwithpleasantthoughts。\"Theworld,\"hemused,\"isfullofjustsuchkindandgentlesouls。\" AfteraninterminabledelayhereachedNewport,andtheyescapedfromtheothers,andMissArmitageandherandownthelawntotherocks,andstoodwiththewaveswhisperingattheirfeet。 Itwasthemomentforwhicheachhadsooftenlonged,withwhichbothhadsooftentorturedthemselvesbylivinginimagination,thatnow,thatitwastheirs,theywerefearfulitmightnotbetrue。 Finally,hesaid:\"Andthecharmneverfailed!Indeed,itwaswonderful!Itstoodbymesoobviously。Forinstance,thenightbeforeSanJuan,inthemillatElPoso,Isleptonthesameponchowithanothercorrespondent。Iwokeupwitharagingappetiteforbaconandcoffee,andhewokeupoutofhismind,andwithatemperatureofonehundredandfour。Andagain,IwasstandingbyCapron\'sgunatElCaney,whenashelltookthethreemenwhoservedit,andonlyscaredME。Andtherewasanothertime——\"Hestopped。\"Anyway,\"helaughed,\"hereIam。\" \"Buttherewasonenight,oneawfulnight,\"beganthegirl。Shetrembled,andhemadethisanaddedexcusefordrawingherclosertohim。\"WhenIfeltyouwereingreatperil,thatyouwouldsurelydie。AndallthroughthenightIkneltbythewindowandlookedtowardCubaandprayed,andprayedtoGodtoletyoulive。\" Chestertonbenthisheadandkissedthetipsofherfingers。Afteramomenthesaid:\"Wouldyouknowwhatnightitwas?ItmightbecuriousifIhadbeen——\" \"WouldIknow!\"criedthegirl。\"Itwaseightdaysago。Thenightofthetwelfth。Anawfulnight!\" \"Thetwelfth!\"exclaimedChesterton,andlaughedandthenbeggedherpardonhumbly。\"Ilaughedbecausethetwelfth,\"heexclaimed,\"wasthenightpeacewasdeclared。Thewarwasover。I\'msorry,butTHATnightIwasridingtowardyou,thinkingonlyofyou。I wasneverforamomentindanger。\"