Mercylookedatherquicklyassheputthequestion。
LadyJanet,morequicklyyet,lookedawayattheprogrammeoftheopera-house。Stillthesamemelancholyfalsepretenses!stillthesameuselessandcrueldelay!Incapableofenduringthepositionnowforceduponher,Mercyputherhandintothepocketofherapron,anddrewfromitLadyJanet'sletter。
"Willyourladyshipforgiveme,"shebegan,infaint,falteringtones,"ifIventureonapainfulsubject?Ihardlydareacknowledge——"Inspiteofherresolutiontospeakoutplainly,thememoryofpastloveandpastkindnessprevailedwithher;thenextwordsdiedawayonherlips。Shecouldonlyholduptheletter。
LadyJanetdeclinedtoseetheletter。LadyJanetsuddenlybecameabsorbedinthearrangementofherbracelets。
"Iknowwhatyoudaren'tacknowledge,youfoolishchild!"sheexclaimed。"Youdaren'tacknowledgethatyouaretiredofthisdullhouse。Mydear!Iamentirelyofyouropinion——Iamwearyofmyownmagnificence;Ilongtobelivinginonesnuglittleroom,withoneservanttowaitonme。I'lltellyouwhatwewilldo。WewillgotoParis,inthefirstplace。MyexcellentMigliore,princeofcouriers,shallbetheonlypersoninattendance。HeshalltakealodgingforusinoneoftheunfashionablequartersofParis。Wewillroughit,Gracetousetheslangphrase,merelyforachange。Wewillleadwhattheycalla'Bohemianlife。'IknowplentyofwritersandpaintersandactorsinParis——theliveliestsocietyintheworld,mydear,untilonegetstiredofthem。Wewilldineattherestaurant,andgototheplay,anddriveaboutinshabbylittlehiredcarriages。Andwhenitbeginstogetmonotonouswhichitisonlytoosuretodo!wewillspreadourwingsandflytoItaly,andcheatthewinterinthatway。Thereisaplanforyou!Miglioreisintown。Iwillsendtohimthisevening,andwewillstartto-morrow。"
Mercymadeanothereffort。
"Ientreatyourladyshiptopardonme,"sheresumed。"Ihavesomethingserioustosay。Iamafraid——"
"Iunderstand。YouareafraidofcrossingtheChannel,andyoudon'tliketoacknowledgeit。Pooh!Thepassagebarelylaststwohours;wewillshutourselvesupinaprivatecabin。Iwillsendatonce——thecouriermaybeengaged。Ringthebell。"
"LadyJanet,Imustsubmittomyhardlot。Icannothopetoassociatemyselfagainwithanyfutureplansofyours——"
"What!youareafraidofour'Bohemianlife'inParis?Observethis,Grace!IfthereisonethingIhatemorethananother,itis'anoldheadonyoungshoulders。'Isaynomore。Ringthebell。"
"Thiscannotgoon,LadyJanet!NowordscansayhowunworthyIfeelofyourkindness,howashamedIam——"
"Uponmyhonor,mydear,Iagreewithyou。Yououghttobeashamed,atyourage,ofmakingmegetuptoringthebell。"
Herobstinacywasimmovable;sheattemptedtorisefromthecouch。ButonechoicewaslefttoMercy。SheanticipatedLadyJanet,andrangthebell。
Theman-servantcamein。Hehadhislittleletter-trayinhishand,withacardonit,andasheetofpaperbesidethecard,whichlookedlikeanopenletter。
"YouknowwheremycourierliveswhenheisinLondon?'askedLadyJanet。
"Yes,mylady。"
"Sendoneofthegroomstohimonhorseback;Iaminahurry。Thecourieristocomeherewithoutfailto-morrowmorning——intimeforthetidaltraintoParis。Youunderstand?"
"Yes,mylady。"
"Whathaveyougotthere?Anythingforme?"
"ForMissRoseberry,mylady。"
Asheanswered,themanhandedthecardandtheopenlettertoMercy。
"Theladyiswaitinginthemorning-room,miss。Shewishedmetosayshehastimetospare,andshewillwaitforyouifyouarenotreadyyet。"
Havingdeliveredhismessageinthoseterms,hewithdrew。
Mercyreadthenameonthecard。Thematronhadarrived!Shelookedattheletternext。Itappearedtobeaprintedcircular,withsomelinesinpenciladdedontheemptypage。Printedlinesandwrittenlinesswambeforehereyes。Shefelt,ratherthansaw,LadyJanet'sattentionsteadilyandsuspiciouslyfixedonher。Withthematron'sarrivaltheforedoomedendoftheflimsyfalsepretensesandthecrueldelayshadcome。
"Afriendofyours,mydear?"
"Yes,LadyJanet。"
"AmIacquaintedwithher?"
"Ithinknot,LadyJanet。"
"Youappeartobeagitated。Doesyourvisitorbringbadnews?IsthereanythingthatIcandoforyou?"
"Youcanadd——immeasurablyadd,madam——toallyourpastkindness,ifyouwillonlybearwithmeandforgiveme。"
"Bearwithyouandforgiveyou?Idon'tunderstand。"
"Iwilltrytoexplain。Whateverelseyoumaythinkofme,LadyJanet,forGod'ssakedon'tthinkmeungrateful!"
LadyJanetheldupherhandforsilence。
"Idislikeexplanations,"shesaid,sharply。"Nobodyoughttoknowthatbetterthanyou。Perhapsthelady'sletterwillexplainforyou。Whyhaveyounotlookedatityet?"
"Iamingreattrouble,madam,asyounoticedjustnow——"
"Haveyouanyobjectiontomyknowingwhoyourvisitoris?"
"No,LadyJanet。"
"Letmelookathercard,then。"
Mercygavethematron'scardtoLadyJanet,asshehadgiventhematron'stelegramtoHorace。
LadyJanetreadthenameonthecard——considered——decidedthatitwasanamequiteunknowntoher——andlookednextattheaddress:"WesternDistrictRefuge,MilburnRoad。"
"AladyconnectedwithaRefuge?"shesaid,speakingtoherself;"andcallingherebyappointment——ifIremembertheservant'smessage?Astrangetimetochoose,ifshehascomeforasubscription!"
Shepaused。Herbrowcontracted;herfacehardened。Awordfromherwouldnowhavebroughttheinterviewtoitsinevitableend,andsherefusedtospeaktheword。Tothelastmomentshepersistedinignoringthetruth!Placingthecardonthecouchatherside,shepointedwithherlongyellow-whiteforefingertotheprintedletterlyingsidebysidewithherownletteronMercy'slap。
"Doyoumeantoreadit,ornot?"sheasked。
Mercyliftedhereyes,fastfillingwithtears,toLadyJanet'sface。
"MayIbegthatyourladyshipwillreaditforme?"shesaid——andplacedthematron'sletterinLadyJanet'shand。
ItwasaprintedcircularannouncinganewdevelopmentinthecharitableworkoftheRefuge。Subscriberswereinformedthatithadbeendecidedtoextendtheshelterandthetrainingoftheinstitutionthusfardevotedtofallenwomenalonesoastoincludedestituteandhelplesschildrenfoundwanderinginthestreets。Thequestionofthenumberofchildrentobethusrescuedandprotectedwasleftdependent,asamatterofcourse,onthebountyofthefriendsoftheRefuge,thecostofthemaintenanceofeachchildbeingstatedatthelowestpossiblerate。Alistofinfluentialpersonswhohadincreasedtheirsubscriptionssoastocoverthecost,andabriefstatementoftheprogressalreadymadewiththenewwork,completedtheappeal,andbroughtthecirculartoitsend。
Thelinestracedinpencilinthematron'shandwritingfollowedontheblankpage。
"Yourlettertellsme,mydear,thatyouwouldlike——rememberingyourownchildhood——tobeemployedwhenyoureturnamongusinsavingotherpoorchildrenlefthelplessontheworld。OurcircularwillinformyouthatIamabletomeetyourwishes。Myfirsterrandthiseveninginyourneighborhoodwastotakechargeofapoorchild——alittlegirl——whostandssadlyinneedofourcare。Ihaveventuredtobringherwithme,thinkingshemighthelptoreconcileyoutothecomingchangeinyourlife。Youwillfindusbothwaitingtogobackwithyoutotheoldhome。Iwritethisinsteadofsayingit,hearingfromtheservantthatyouarenotalone,andbeingunwillingtointrudemyself,asastranger,ontheladyofthehouse。"
LadyJanetreadthepenciledlines,asshehadreadtheprintedsentences,aloud。Withoutawordofcommentshelaidtheletterwhereshehadlaidthecard;and,risingfromherseat,stoodforamomentinsternsilence,lookingatMercy。Thesuddenchangeinherwhichtheletterhadproduced——quietlyasithadtakenplace——wasterribletosee。Onthefrowningbrow,intheflashingeyes,onthehardenedlips,outragedloveandoutragedpridelookeddownonthelostwoman,andsaid,asifinwords,Youhaverousedusatlast。
"Ifthatlettermeansanything,"shesaid,"itmeansyouareabouttoleavemyhouse。Therecanbebutonereasonforyourtakingsuchastepasthat。"
"ItistheonlyatonementIcanmake,madam"
"Iseeanotherletteronyourlap。Isitmyletter?"
"Yes。"
"Haveyoureadit?"
"Ihavereadit。"
"HaveyouseenHoraceHolmcroft?"
"Yes。"
"HaveyoutoldHoraceHolmcroft——"
"Oh,LadyJanet——"
"Don'tinterruptme。HaveyoutoldHoraceHolmcroftwhatmyletterpositivelyforbadeyoutocommunicate,eithertohimortoanylivingcreature?Iwantnoprotestationsandexcuses。Answermeinstantly,andanswerinoneword——Yes,orNo。"
Noteventhathaughtylanguage,noteventhosepitilesstones,couldextinguishinMercy'sheartthesacredmemoriesofpastkindnessandpastlove。Shefellonherknees——heroutstretchedhandstouchedLadyJanet'sdress。LadyJanetsharplydrewherdressaway,andsternlyrepeatedherlastwords。
"Yes?orNo?"
"Yes。"
Shehadowneditatlast!TothisendLadyJanethadsubmittedtoGraceRoseberry;hadoffendedHoraceHolmcroft;hadstooped,forthefirsttimeinherlife,toconcealmentsandcompromisesthatdegradedher。Afterallthatshehadsacrificedandsuffered,thereMercykneltatherfeet,self-convictedofviolatinghercommands,tramplingonherfeelings,desertingherhouse!Andwhowasthewomanwhohaddonethis?Thesamewomanwhohadperpetratedthefraud,andwhohadpersistedinthefrauduntilherbenefactresshaddescendedtobecomeheraccomplice。Then,andthenonly,shehadsuddenlydiscoveredthatitwashersacreddutytotellthetruth!
Inproudsilencethegreatladymettheblowthathadfallenonher。Inproudsilencesheturnedherbackonheradopteddaughterandwalkedtothedoor。
Mercymadeherlastappealtothekindfriendwhomshehadoffended——tothesecondmotherwhomshehadloved。
"LadyJanet!LadyJanet!Don'tleavemewithoutaword。Oh,madam,trytofeelformealittle!Iamreturningtoalifeofhumiliation——theshadowofmyolddisgraceisfallingonmeoncemore。Weshallnevermeetagain。EventhoughIhavenotdeservedit,letmyrepentancepleadwithyou!Sayyouforgiveme!"
LadyJanetturnedroundonthethresholdofthedoor。
"Ineverforgiveingratitude,"shesaid。"GobacktotheRefuge。"
Thedooropenedandclosedonher。Mercywasaloneagainintheroom。
UnforgivenbyHorace,unforgivenbyLadyJanet!Sheputherhandstoherburningheadandtriedtothink。Oh,forthecoolairofthenight!Oh,forthefriendlyshelteroftheRefuge!Shecouldfeelthosesadlongingsinher:itwasimpossibletothink。
Sherangthebell——andshrankbacktheinstantshehaddoneit。Hadsheanyrighttotakethatliberty?Sheoughttohavethoughtofitbeforesherang。Habit——allhabit。HowmanyhundredsoftimesshehadrungthebellatMablethorpeHouse!
Theservantcamein。Sheamazedtheman——shespoketohimsotimidly:sheevenapologizedfortroublinghim!
"Iamsorrytodisturbyou。WillyoubesokindastosaytotheladythatIamreadyforher?"
"Waittogivethatmessage,"saidavoicebehindthem,"untilyouhearthebellrungagain。"
Mercylookedroundinamazement。Julianhadreturnedtothelibrarybythedining-roomdoor。
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THELASTTRIAL。
THEservantleftthemtogether。Mercyspokefirst。
"Mr。Gray!"sheexclaimed,"whyhaveyoudelayedmymessage?Ifyouknewall,youwouldknowthatitisfarfrombeingakindnesstometokeepmeinthishouse。"
Headvancedclosertoher——surprisedbyherwords,alarmedbyherlooks。
"Hasanyonebeenhereinmyabsence?"heasked。
"LadyJanethasbeenhereinyourabsence。Ican'tspeakofit——myheartfeelscrushed——Icanbearnomore。Letmego!"
Brieflyasshehadreplied,shehadsaidenough。Julian'sknowledgeofLadyJanet'scharactertoldhimwhathadhappened。Hisfaceshowedplainlythathewasdisappointedaswellasdistressed。
"Ihadhopedtohavebeenwithyouwhenyouandmyauntmet,andtohavepreventedthis,"hesaid。"Believeme,shewillatoneforallthatshemayhaveharshlyandhastilydonewhenshehashadtimetothink。Trynottoregretit,ifshehasmadeyourhardsacrificeharderstill。Shehasonlyraisedyouthehigher——shehasadditionallyennobledyouandendearedyouinmyestimation。ForgivemeifIownthisinplainwords。Icannotcontrolmyself——Ifeeltoostrongly。"
AtothertimesMercymighthaveheardthecomingavowalinhistones,mighthavediscovereditinhiseyes。Asitwas,herdelicateinsightwasdulled,herfineperceptionwasblunted。Sheheldoutherhandtohim,feelingavagueconvictionthathewaskindertoherthanever——andfeelingnomore。
"Imustthankyouforthelasttime,"shesaid。"Aslongaslifeisleft,mygratitudewillbeapartofmylife。Letmego。WhileIcanstillcontrolmyself,letmego!"
Shetriedtoleavehim,andringthebell。Heheldherhandfirmly,anddrewherclosertohim。
"TotheRefuge?"heasked。
"Yes,"shesaid。"Homeagain!"
"Don'tsaythat!"heexclaimed。"Ican'tbeartohearit。Don'tcalltheRefugeyourhome!"
"Whatelseisit?WhereelsecanIgo?"
"Ihavecomeheretotellyou。Isaid,ifyouremember,Ihadsomethingtopropose。"
Shefelttheferventpressureofhishand;shesawthemountingenthusiasmflashinginhiseyes。Herwearymindrouseditselfalittle。Shebegantotrembleundertheelectricinfluenceofhistouch。
"Somethingtopropose?"sherepeated,"Whatistheretopropose?"
"Letmeaskyouaquestiononmyside。Whathaveyoudoneto-day?"
"YouknowwhatIhavedone:itisyourwork,"sheanswered,humbly。"Whyreturntoitnow?"
"Ireturntoitforthelasttime;Ireturntoitwithapurposewhichyouwillsoonunderstand。Youhaveabandonedyourmarriageengagement;youhaveforfeitedLadyJanet'slove;youhaveruinedallyourworldlyprospects;youarenowreturning,self-devoted,toalifewhichyouhaveyourselfdescribedasalifewithouthope。Andallthisyouhavedoneofyourownfree-will——atatimewhenyouareabsolutelysecureofyourpositioninthehouse——forthesakeofspeakingthetruth。Nowtellme,isawomanwhocanmakethatsacrificeawomanwhowillproveunworthyofthetrustifamanplacesinherkeepinghishonorandhisname?"
Sheunderstoodhimatlast。Shebrokeawayfromhimwithacry。Shestoodwithherhandsclasped,tremblingandlookingathim。
Hegavehernotimetothink。Thewordspouredfromhislipswithoutconsciouswillorconsciouseffortofhisown。
"Mercy,fromthefirstmomentwhenIsawyouIlovedyou!Youarefree;Imayownit;Imayaskyoutobemywife!"
Shedrewbackfromhimfurtherandfurther,withawildimploringgestureofherhand。
"No!no!"shecried。"Thinkofwhatyouaresaying!thinkofwhatyouwouldsacrifice!Itcannot,mustnotbe。"
Hisfacedarkenedwithasuddendread。Hisheadfellonhisbreast。Hisvoicesanksolowthatshecouldbarelyhearit。
"Ihadforgottensomething,"hesaid。"You'veremindedmeofit。"
Sheventuredbackalittlenearertohim。"HaveIoffendedyou?"
Hesmiledsadly。"Youhaveenlightenedme。Ihadforgottenthatitdoesn'tfollow,becauseIloveyou,thatyoushouldlovemeinreturn。Saythatitisso,Mercy,andIleaveyou。"
Afainttingeofcolorroseonherface——thenleftitagainpalerthanever。Hereyeslookeddownwardtimidlyundertheeagergazethathefastenedonher。
"HowcanIsayso?"sheanswered,simply。Whereisthewomaninmyplacewhoseheartcouldresistyou?"
Heeagerlyadvanced;heheldouthisarmstoherinbreathless,speechlessjoy。Shedrewbackfromhimoncemorewithalookthathorrifiedhim——alookofblankdespair。
"AmIfittobeyourwife?"sheasked。"MustIremindyouofwhatyouowetoyourhighposition,yourspotlessintegrity,yourfamousname?Thinkofallthatyouhavedoneforme,andthenthinkoftheblackingratitudeofitifIruinyouforlifebyconsentingtoourmarriage——ifIselfishly,cruelly,wickedly,dragyoudowntothelevelofawomanlikeme!"
"IraiseyoutomylevelwhenImakeyoumywife,"heanswered。"ForHeaven'ssakedomejustice!Don'trefermetotheworldanditsopinions。Itrestswithyou,andyoualone,tomakethemiseryorthehappinessofmylife。Theworld!GoodGod!whatcantheworldgivemeinexchangeforYou?'
Sheclaspedherhandsimploringly;thetearsflowedfastoverhercheeks。
"Oh,havepityonmyweakness!"shecried。"Kindest,bestofmen,helpmetodomyharddutytowardyou!Itissohard,afterallthatIhavesuffered——whenmyheartisyearningforpeaceandhappinessandlove!"Shecheckedherself,shudderingatthewordsthathadescapedher。"RememberhowMr。Holmcrofthasusedme!RememberhowLadyJanethasleftme!RememberwhatIhavetoldyouofmylife!Thescornofeverycreatureyouknowwouldstrikeatyouthroughme。No!no!no!Notawordmore。Spareme!pityme!leaveme!"
Hervoicefailedher;sobschokedherutterance。Hesprangtoherandtookherinhisarms。Shewasincapableofresistinghim;buttherewasnoyieldinginher。Herheadlayonhisbosom,passive——horriblypassive,liketheheadofacorpse。
"Mercy!Mydarling!Wewillgoaway——wewillleaveEngland——wewilltakerefugeamongnewpeopleinanewworld——Iwillchangemyname——Iwillbreakwithrelatives,friends,everybody。Anything,anything,ratherthanloseyou!"
Sheliftedherheadslowlyandlookedathim。
Hesuddenlyreleasedher;hereeledbacklikeamanstaggeredbyablow,anddroppedintoachair。Beforeshehadutteredawordhesawtheterribleresolutioninherface——Death,ratherthanyieldtoherownweaknessanddisgracehim。
Shestoodwithherhandslightlyclaspedinfrontofher。Hergrandheadwasraised;hersoftgrayeyesshoneagainundimmedbytears。ThestormofemotionhadsweptoverherandhadpassedawayAsadtranquillitywasinherface;agentleresignationwasinhervoice。Thecalmofamartyrwasthecalmthatconfrontedhimasshespokeherlastwords。
"Awomanwhohaslivedmylife,awomanwhohassufferedwhatIhavesuffered,mayloveyou——asIloveyou——butshemustnotbeyourwife。Thatplaceistoohighaboveher。Anyotherplaceistoofarbelowherandbelowyou。"Shepaused,andadvancingtothebell,gavethesignalforherdeparture。Thatdone,sheslowlyretracedherstepsuntilshestoodatJulian'sside。
Tenderlysheliftedhisheadandlaiditforamomentonherbosom。Silentlyshestoopedandtouchedhisforeheadwithherlips。Allthegratitudethatfilledherheartandallthesacrificethatrentitwereinthosetwoactions——somodestly,sotenderlyperformed!Asthelastlingeringpressureofherfingerslefthim,Julianburstintotears。
Theservantansweredthebell。Atthemomentheopenedthedoorawoman'svoicewasaudibleinthehallspeakingtohim。
"Letthechildgoin,"thevoicesaid。"Iwillwaithere。"
Thechildappeared——thesameforlornlittlecreaturewhohadremindedMercyofherownearlyyearsonthedaywhensheandHoraceHolmcrofthadbeenoutfortheirwalk。
Therewasnobeautyinthischild;nohaloofromancebrightenedthecommonplacehorrorofherstory。Shecamecringingintotheroom,staringstupidlyatthemagnificenceallroundher——thedaughteroftheLondonstreets!thepetcreationofthelawsofpoliticaleconomy!thesavageandterribleproductofaworn-outsystemofgovernmentandofacivilizationrottentoitscore!Cleanedforthefirsttimeinherlife,fedsufficientlyforthefirsttimeinherlife,dressedinclothesinsteadofragsforthefirsttimeinherlife,Mercy'ssisterinadversitycreptfearfullyoverthebeautifulcarpet,andstoppedwonder-struckbeforethemarblesofaninlaidtable——ablotofmudonthesplendoroftheroom。
MercyturnedfromJuliantomeetthechild。Thewoman'sheart,hungeringinitshorribleisolationforsomethingthatitmightharmlesslylove,welcomedtherescuedwaifofthestreetsasaconsolationsentfromGod。Shecaughtthestupefiedlittlecreatureupinherarms。"Kissme!"shewhispered,intherecklessagonyofthemoment。"Callmesister!"Thechildstared,vacantly。Sistermeantnothingtohermindbutanoldergirlwhowasstrongenoughtobeather。
Sheputthechilddownagain,andturnedforalastlookatthemanwhosehappinessshehadwrecked——inpitytohim。
Hehadnevermoved。Hisheadwasdown;hisfacewashidden。Shewentbacktohimafewsteps。
"Theothershavegonefrommewithoutonekindword。Canyouforgiveme?"
Heheldouthishandtoherwithoutlookingup。Sorelyasshehadwoundedhim,hisgenerousnatureunderstoodher。Truetoherfromthefirst,hewastruetoherstill。
"Godblessandcomfortyou,"hesaid,inbrokentones。"Theearthholdsnonoblerwomanthanyou。"
Shekneltandkissedthekindhandthatpressedhersforthelasttime。"Itdoesn'tendwiththisworld,"shewhispered:"thereisabetterworldtocome!"Thensherose,andwentbacktothechild。HandinhandthetwocitizensoftheGovernmentofGod——outcastsofthegovernmentofMan——passedslowlydownthelengthoftheroom。Thenoutintothehall。Thenoutintothenight。Theheavyclangoftheclosingdoortolledtheknelloftheirdeparture。Theyweregone。
Buttheorderlyroutineofthehouse——inexorableasdeath——pursueditsappointedcourse。Astheclockstruckthehourthedinner-bellrang。Anintervalofaminutepassed,andmarkedthelimitofdelay。Thebutlerappearedatthedining-roomdoor。
"Dinnerisserved,sir。"
Julianlookedup。Theemptyroommethiseyes。Somethingwhitelayonthecarpetclosebyhim。Itwasherhandkerchief——wetwithhertears。Hetookitupandpressedittohislips。Wasthattobethelastofher?Hadshelefthimforever?
Thenativeenergyoftheman,armingitselfwithallthemightofhislove,kindledinhimagain。No!Whilelifewasinhim,whiletimewasbeforehim,therewasthehopeofwinningheryet!
Heturnedtotheservant,recklessofwhathisfacemightbetray。
"WhereisLadyJanet?"
"Inthedining-room,sir。"
Hereflectedforamoment。Hisowninfluencehadfailed。Throughwhatotherinfluencecouldhenowhopetoreachher?Asthequestioncrossedhismindthelightbrokeonhim。Hesawthewaybacktoher——throughtheinfluenceofLadyJanet。
"Herladyshipiswaiting,sir。"
Julianenteredthedining-room。
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[TableofContents]TheNewMagdalen,EpilogueEPILOGUE:
CONTAININGSELECTIONSFROMTHECORRESPONDENCEOFMISSGRACEROSEBERRY
ANDMR。HORACEHOLMCROFT;TOWHICHAREADDEDEXTRACTSFROMTHEDIARYOF
THEREVERENDJULIANGRAY。I。
FromMR。HORACEHOLMCROFTtoMISSGRACEROSEBERRY。
"IHASTENtothankyou,dearMissRoseberry,foryourlastkindletter,receivedbyyesterday'smailfromCanada。Believeme,IappreciateyourgenerousreadinesstopardonandforgetwhatIsorudelysaidtoyouatatimewhentheartsofanadventuresshadblindedmetothetruth。InthegracewhichhasforgivenmeIrecognizetheinbredsenseofjusticeofatruelady。Birthandbreedingcanneverfailtoassertthemselves:
Ibelieveinthem,thankGod,morefirmlythanever。
"YouaskmetokeepyouinformedoftheprogressofJulianGray'sinfatuation,andofthecourseofconductpursuedtowardhimbyMercyMerrick。
"Ifyouhadnotfavoredmebyexplainingyourobject,Imighthavefeltsomesurpriseatreceivingfromaladyinyourpositionsucharequestasthis。Butthemotivesbywhichyoudescribeyourselfasbeingactuatedarebeyonddispute。TheexistenceofSociety,asyoutrulysay,isthreatenedbythepresentlamentableprevalenceofLiberalideasthroughoutthelengthandbreadthoftheland。Wecanonlyhopetoprotectourselvesagainstimpostorsinterestedingainingapositionamongpersonsofourrankbybecominginsomesortunpleasantasitmaybefamiliarwiththeartsbywhichimposturetoofrequentlysucceeds。Ifwewishtoknowtowhatdaringlengthscunningcango,towhatpitiableself-delusioncredulitycanconsent,wemustwatchtheproceedings——evenwhileweshrinkfromthem——ofaMercyMerrickandaJulianGray。
"Intakingupmynarrativeagainwheremylastletterleftoff,Imustventuretosetyourightononepoint。
"CertainexpressionswhichhaveescapedyourpensuggesttomethatyoublameJulianGrayasthecauseofLadyJanet'sregrettablevisittotheRefugethedayafterMercyMerrickhadleftherhouse。Thisisnotquitecorrect。Julian,asyouwillpresentlysee,hasenoughtoanswerforwithoutbeingheldresponsibleforerrorsofjudgmentinwhichhehashadnoshare。LadyJanetassheherselftoldmewenttotheRefugeofherownfree-willtoaskMercyMerrick'spardonforthelanguagewhichshehadusedonthepreviousday。'Ipassedanightofsuchmiseryasnowordscandescribe'——this,Iassureyou,iswhatherladyshipreallysaidtome——'thinkingoverwhatmyvileprideandselfishnessandobstinacyhadmademesayanddo。Iwouldhavegonedownonmykneestobegherpardonifshewouldhaveletme。MyfirsthappymomentwaswhenIwonherconsenttocomeandvisitmesometimesatMablethorpeHouse。'
"Youwill,Iamsure,agreewithmethatsuchextravaganceasthisistobepitiedratherthanblamed。Howsadtoseethedecayofthefacultieswithadvancingage!ItisamatterofgraveanxietytoconsiderhowmuchlongerpoorLadyJanetcanbetrustedtomanageherownaffairs。IshalltakeanopportunityoftouchingonthematterdelicatelywhenInextseeherlawyer。
"Iamstrayingfrommysubject。And——isitnotstrange?——Iamwritingtoyouasconfidentiallyasifwewereoldfriends"ToreturntoJulianGray。Innocentofinstigatinghisaunt'sfirstvisittotheRefuge,heisguiltyofhavinginducedhertogothereforthesecondtimethedayafterIhaddispatchedmylastlettertoyou。LadyJanet'sobjectonthisoccasionwasneithermorenorlessthantopleadhernephew'scauseashumblesuitorforthehandofMercyMerrick。ImaginethedescentofoneoftheoldestfamiliesinEnglandinvitinganadventuressinaRefugetohonoraclergymanoftheChurchofEnglandbybecominghiswife!Inwhattimesdowelive!Mydearmothershedtearsofshamewhensheheardofit。Howyouwouldloveandadmiremymother!
"IdinedatMablethorpeHouse,bypreviousappointment,onthedaywhenLadyJanetreturnedfromherdegradingerrand。
"'Well?'Isaid,waiting,ofcourse,untiltheservantwasoutoftheroom。
"'Well,'LadyJanetanswered,'Julianwasquiteright。'
"'Quiterightinwhat?'
"'InsayingthattheearthholdsnonoblerwomanthanMercyMerrick。'
"'Hassherefusedhimagain?'
"'Shehasrefusedhimagain。'
"'ThankGod!'Ifeltitfervently,andIsaiditfervently。LadyJanetlaiddownherknifeandfork,andfixedoneofherfiercelooksonme。
"'Itmaynotbeyourfault,Horace,'shesaid,'ifyournatureisincapableofcomprehendingwhatisgreatandgenerousinothernatureshigherthanyours。Buttheleastyoucandoistodistrustyourowncapacityofappreciation。
Forthefuturekeepyouropinionsonquestionswhichyoudon'tunderstand
modestlytoyourself。Ihaveatendernessforyouforyourfather'ssake;
andItakethemostfavorableviewofyourconducttowardMercyMerrick。
Ihumanelyconsiderittheconductofafool。'Herownwords,MissRoseberry。
Iassureyouoncemore,herownwords。'Butdon'ttrespasstoofaronmyindulgence——don'tinsinuateagainthatawomanwhoisgoodenoughifshediedthisnighttogotoheaven,isnotgoodenoughtobemynephew'swife。'
"IexpressedtoyoumyconvictionalittlewaybackthatitwasdoubtfulwhetherpoorLadyJanetwouldbemuchlongercompetenttomanageherownaffairs。Perhapsyouthoughtmehastythen?Whatdoyouthinknow?
"Itwas,ofcourse,uselesstoreplyseriouslytotheextraordinaryreprimandthatIhadreceived。Besides,Iwasreallyshockedbyadecayofprinciplewhichproceededbuttooplainlyfromdecayofthementalpowers。Imadeasoothingandrespectfulreply,andIwasfavoredinreturnwithsomeaccountofwhathadreallyhappenedattheRefuge。
MymotherandmysistersweredisgustedwhenIrepeatedtheparticularstothem。Youwillbedisgustedtoo。
"TheinterestingpenitentexpectingLadyJanet'svisitwas,ofcourse,discoveredinatouchingdomesticposition!Shehadafoundlingbabyasleeponherlap;andshewasteachingthealphabettoanuglylittlevagabondgirlwhoseacquaintanceshehadfirstmadeinthestreet。Justthesortofartfultableauvivanttoimposeonanoldlady——wasitnot?
"Youwillunderstandwhatfollowed,whenLadyJanetopenedhermatrimonialnegotiation。Havingperfectedherselfinherpart,MercyMerrick,todoherjustice,wasnotthewomantoplayitbadly。Themostmagnanimoussentimentsflowedfromherlips。Shedeclaredthatherfuturelifewasdevotedtoactsofcharity,typified,ofcourse,bythefoundlinginfantandtheuglylittlegirl。Howevershemightpersonallysuffer,whatevermightbethesacrificeofherownfeelings——observehowartfullythiswasput,toinsinuatethatshewasherselfinlovewithhim!——shecouldnotacceptfromMr。JulianGrayanhonorofwhichshewasunworthy。Hergratitudetohimandherinterestinhimalikeforbadehertocompromisehisbrilliantfuturebyconsentingtoamarriagewhichwoulddegradehimintheestimationofallhisfriends。
Shethankedhimwithtears;shethankedLadyJanetwithmoretears;
butshedarenot,intheinterestsofhishonorandhishappiness,acceptthehandthatheofferedtoher。Godblessandcomforthim;andGodhelphertobearwithherhardlot!
"Theobjectofthiscontemptiblecomedyisplainenoughtomymind。
SheissimplyholdingoffJulian,asyouknow,isapoormanuntiltheinfluenceofLadyJanet'spersuasionisbackedbytheopeningofLadyJanet'spurse。Inoneword——Settlements!Butfortheprofanityofthewoman'slanguage,andthereallylamentablecredulityofthepooroldlady,thewholethingwouldmakeafitsubjectforaburlesque。
"Butthesaddestpartofthestoryisstilltocome。
"Induecourseoftimethelady'sdecisionwascommunicatedtoJulianGray。Hetookleaveofhissensesonthespot。Canyoubelieveit?——hehasresignedhiscuracy!AtatimewhenthechurchisthrongedeverySundaytohearhimpreach,thismadmanshutsthedoorandwalksoutofthepulpit。
EvenLadyJanetwasnotfarenoughgoneinfollytoabethiminthis。Sheremonstrated,liketherestofhisfriends。Perfectlyuseless!Hehadbutoneanswertoeverythingtheycouldsay:'Mycareerisclosed。'Whatstuff!
"Youwillask,naturallyenough,whatthisperversemanisgoingtodonext。Idon'tscrupletosaythatheisbentoncommittingsuicide。Praydonotbealarmed!Thereisnofearofthepistol,therope,ortheriver。Julianissimplycourtingdeath——withinthelimitsofthelaw。
"Thisisstronglanguage,Iknow。Youshallhearwhatthefactsare,andjudgeforyourself。
"Havingresignedhiscuracy,hisnextproceedingwastoofferhisservices,asvolunteer,toanewmissionaryenterpriseontheWestCoastofAfrica。
Thepersonsattheheadofthemissionproved,mostfortunately,tohaveapropersenseoftheirduty。ExpressingtheirconvictionofthevalueofJulian'sassistanceinthemosthandsometerms,theymadeitneverthelessaconditionofentertaininghisproposalthatheshouldsubmittoexaminationbyacompetentmedicalman。Aftersomehesitationheconsentedtothis。
Thedoctor'sreportwasconclusive。InJulian'spresentstateofhealththeclimateofWestAfricawouldinallprobabilitykillhiminthreemonths'
time。
"Foiledinhisfirstattempt,headdressedhimselfnexttoaLondonMission。Hereitwasimpossibletoraisethequestionofclimate,andhere,Igrievetosay,hehassucceeded。
"Heisnowworking——inotherwords,heisnowdeliberatelyriskinghislife——intheMissiontoGreenAnchorFields。ThedistrictknownbythisnameissituatedinaremotepartofLondon,neartheThames。Itisnotoriouslyinfestedbythemostdesperateanddegradedsetofwretchesinthewholemetropolitanpopulation,anditissothicklyinhabitedthatitishardlyevercompletelyfreefromepidemicdisease。Inthishorribleplace,andamongthesedangerouspeople,Julianisnowemployinghimselffrommorningtonight。Noneofhisoldfriendseverseehim。SincehejoinedtheMissionhehasnotevencalledonLadyJanetRoy。
"Mypledgeisredeemed——thefactsarebeforeyou。AmIwrongintakingmygloomyviewoftheprospect?Icannotforgetthatthisunhappymanwasoncemyfriend,andIreallyseenohopeforhiminthefuture。Deliberatelyself-exposedtotheviolenceofruffiansandtheoutbreakofdisease,whoistoextricatehimfromhisshockingposition?Theonepersonwhocandoitisthepersonwhoseassociationwithhimwouldbehisruin——MercyMerrick。Heavenonlyknowswhatdisastersitmaybemypainfuldutytocommunicatetoyouinmynextletter!
"Youaresokindastoaskmetotellyousomethingaboutmyselfandmyplans。
"Ihaveverylittletosayoneitherhead。AfterwhatIhavesuffered——myfeelingstrampledon,myconfidencebetrayed——IamasyethardlycapableofdecidingwhatIshalldo。Returningtomyoldprofession——tothearmy——isoutofthequestion,intheselevelingdays,whenanyobscurepersonwhocanpassanexaminationmaycallhimselfmybrotherofficer,andmayoneday,perhaps,commandmeasmysuperiorinrank。IfIthinkofanycareer,itisthecareerofdiplomacy。Birthandbreedinghavenotquitedisappearedasessentialqualificationsinthatbranchofthepublicservice。ButIhavedecidednothingasyet。
"Mymotherandsisters,intheeventofyourreturningtoEngland,desiremetosaythatitwillaffordthemthegreatestpleasuretomakeyouracquaintance。
Sympathizingwithme,theydonotforgetwhatyoutoohavesuffered。A
warmwelcomeawaitsyouwhenyoupayyourfirstvisitatourhouse。Mosttrulyyours,"HORACEHOLMCROFT。"II。
FromMISSGRACEROSEBERRYtoMR。HORACEHOLMCROFT。
"DEARMR。HOLMCROFT——Isnatchafewmomentsfrommyotheravocationstothankyouforyourmostinterestinganddelightfulletter。Howwellyoudescribe,howaccuratelyyoujudge!IfLiteraturestoodalittlehigherasaprofession,Ishouldalmostadviseyou——butno!ifyouenteredLiterature,howcouldyouassociatewiththepeoplewhomyouwouldbelikelytomeet?
"Betweenourselves,IalwaysthoughtMr。JulianGrayanoverratedman。
Iwillnotsayhehasjustifiedmyopinion。IwillonlysayIpityhim。
But,dearMr。Holmcroft,howcanyou,withyoursoundjudgment,placethesadalternativesnowbeforehimonthesamelevel?TodieinGreenAnchorFields,ortofallintotheclutchesofthatvilewretch——isthereanycomparisonbetweenthetwo?BetterathousandtimesdieatthepostofdutythanmarryMercyMerrick。
"AsIhavewrittenthecreature'sname,Imayadd——soastohaveallthesoonerdonewiththesubject——thatIshalllookwithanxietyforyournextletter。DonotsupposethatIfeelthesmallestcuriosityaboutthisdegradedanddesigningwoman。Myinterestinherispurelyreligious。Topersonsofmydevoutturnofmindsheisanawfulwarning。WhenIfeelSatannearme——itwillbesuchameansofgracetothinkofMercyMerrick!
"PoorLadyJanet!InoticedthosesignsofmentaldecaytowhichyousofeelinglyalludeatthelastinterviewIhadwithherinMablethorpeHouse。Ifyoucanfindanopportunity,willyousaythatIwishherwell,hereandhereafter?andwillyoupleaseaddthatIdonotomittorememberherinmyprayers?
"ThereisjustachanceofmyvisitingEnglandtowardthecloseoftheautumn。MyfortuneshavechangedsinceIwrotelast。Ihavebeenreceivedasreaderandcompanionbyaladywhoisthewifeofoneofourhighjudicialfunctionariesinthispartoftheworld。Idonottakemuchinterestinhim;heiswhattheycalla'self-mademan。'Hiswifeischarming。
Besidesbeingapersonofhighlyintellectualtastes,sheisgreatlyherhusband'ssuperior——asyouwillunderstandwhenItellyouthatsheisrelatedtotheGommerysofPommery;notthePommerysofGommery,whoasyourknowledgeofouroldfamilieswillinformyouonlyclaimkindredwiththeyoungerbranchofthatancientrace。
"IntheelegantandimprovingcompanionshipwhichInowenjoyIshouldfeelquitehappybutforonedrawback。TheclimateofCanadaisnotfavorabletomykindpatroness,andhermedicaladvisersrecommendhertowinterinLondon。Inthisevent,Iamtohavetheprivilegeofaccompanyingher。
Isitnecessarytoaddthatmyfirstvisitwillbepaidatyourhouse?
Ifeelalreadyunitedbysympathytoyourmotherandyoursisters。Thereisasortoffreemasonryamonggentlewomen,istherenot?Withbestthanksandremembrances,andmanydelightfulanticipationsofyournextletter,believeme,dearMr。Holmcroft,"Trulyyours,GRACEROSEBERRY。"III。
FromMR。HORACEHOLMCROFTtoMISSGRACEROSEBERRY。
"MYDEARMISSROSEBERRY——Prayexcusemylongsilence。Ihavewaitedformailaftermail,inthehopeofbeingabletosendyousomegoodnewsatlast。Itisuselesstowaitlonger。Myworstforebodingshavebeenrealized:
mypainfuldutycompelsmetowritealetterwhichwillsurpriseandshockyou。
"Letmedescribeeventsintheirorderastheyhappened。InthiswayImayhopetograduallyprepareyourmindforwhatistocome。
"AboutthreeweeksafterIwrotetoyoulast,JulianGraypaidthepenaltyofhisheadlongrashness。Idonotmeanthathesufferedanyactualviolenceatthehandsofthepeopleamongwhomhehadcasthislot。Onthecontrary,hesucceeded,incredibleasitmayappear,inproducingafavorableimpressionontheruffiansabouthim。AsIunderstandit,theybeganbyrespectinghiscourageinventuringamongthemalone;andtheyendedindiscoveringthathewasreallyinterestedinpromotingtheirwelfare。
Itistotheotherperil,indicatedinmylastletter,thathehasfallenavictim——theperilofdisease。Notlongafterhebeganhislaborsinthedistrictfeverbrokeout。WeonlyheardthatJulianhadbeenstruckdownbytheepidemicwhenitwastoolatetoremovehimfromthelodgingthatheoccupiedintheneighborhood。Imadeinquiriespersonallythemomentthenewsreachedus。Thedoctorinattendancerefusedtoanswerforhislife。
"InthisalarmingstateofthingspoorLadyJanet,impulsiveandunreasonableasusual,insistedonleavingMablethorpeHouseandtakingupherresidencenearhernephew。
"Findingitimpossibletopersuadeherofthefollyofremovingfromhomeanditscomfortsatherage,Ifeltitmydutytoaccompanyher。Wefoundaccommodationsuchasitwasinariver-sideinn,usedbyship-captainsandcommercialtravelers。Itookitonmyselftoprovidethebestmedicalassistance,LadyJanet'sinsaneprejudicesagainstdoctorsimpellinghertoleavethisimportantpartofthearrangementsentirelyinmyhands。
"ItisneedlesstowearyyoubyenteringintodetailsonthesubjectofJulian'sillness。
"Thefeverpursuedtheordinarycourse,andwascharacterizedbytheusualintervalsofdeliriumandexhaustionsucceedingeachother。Subsequentevents,whichitis,unfortunately,necessarytorelatetoyou,leavemenochoicebuttodwellasbrieflyaspossibleonthepainfulsubjectofthedelirium。Inothercasesthewanderingsoffever-strickenpeoplepresent,Iamtold,acertainvarietyofrange。InJulian'scasetheywerelimitedtoonetopic。HetalkedincessantlyofMercyMerrick。Hisinvariablepetitiontohismedicalattendantsentreatedthemtosendforhertonursehim。Dayandnightthatoneideawasinhismind,andthatonenameonhislips。
"Thedoctorsnaturallymadeinquiriesastothisabsentperson。Iwasobligedinconfidencetostatethecircumstancestothemplainly。
"TheeminentphysicianwhomIhadcalledintosuperintendthetreatmentbehavedadmirably。Thoughhehasrisenfromthelowerorderofthepeople,hehas,strangetosay,theinstinctsofagentleman。Hethoroughlyunderstoodourtryingposition,andfeltalltheimportanceofpreventingsuchapersonasMercyMerrickfromseizingtheopportunityofintrudingherselfatthebedside。AsoothingprescriptionIhavehisownauthorityforsayingit
wasallthatwasrequiredtomeetthepatient'scase。Thelocaldoctor,ontheotherhand,ayoungmanandevidentlyared-hotradical,provedtobeobstinate,and,consideringhisposition,insolentaswell。'Ihavenothingtodowiththelady'scharacter,andwithyouropinionofit,'hesaidtome。'Ihaveonly,tothebestofmyjudgment,topointouttoyouthelikeliestmeansofsavingthepatient'slife。Ourartisattheendofitsresources。SendforMercyMerrick,nomatterwhosheisorwhatsheis。Thereisjustachance——especiallyifsheprovestobeasensiblepersonandagoodnurse——thathemayastonishyouallbyrecognizingher。Inthatcaseonly,hisrecoveryisprobable。Ifyoupersistindisregardinghisentreaties,ifyouletthedeliriumgoonforfour-and-twentyhoursmore,heisadeadman。'
"LadyJanetwas,mostunluckily,presentwhenthisimpudentopinionwasdeliveredatthebedside。
"NeedItellyouthesequel?Calledupontochoosebetweenthecourseindicatedbyaphysicianwhoismakinghisfivethousandayear,andwhoiscertainofthenextmedicalbaronetcy,andtheadvicevolunteeredbyanobscuregeneralpractitionerattheEastEndofLondon,whoisnotmakinghisfivehundredayear——needIstoptoinformyouofherladyship'sdecision?
Youknowher;andyouwillonlytoowellunderstandthathernextproceedingwastopayathirdvisittotheRefuge。
"Twohourslater——IgiveyoumywordofhonorIamnotexaggerating——MercyMerrickwasestablishedatJulian'sbedside。
"Theexcuse,ofcourse,wasthatitwasherdutynottoletanyprivatescruplesofherownstandintheway,whenamedicalauthorityhaddeclaredthatshemightsavethepatient'slife。YouwillnotbesurprisedtohearthatIwithdrewfromthescene。Thephysicianfollowedmyexample——afterhavingwrittenhissoothingprescription,andhavingbeengrosslyinsultedbythelocalpractitioner'srefusingtomakeuseofit。Iwentbackinthedoctor'scarriage。Hespokemostfeelinglyandproperly。Withoutgivinganypositiveopinion,IcouldseethathehadabandonedallhopeofJulian'srecovery。'WeareinthehandsofProvidence,Mr。Holmcroft;'thosewerehislastwordsashesetmedownatmymother'sdoor。
"Ihavehardlythehearttogoon。IfIstudiedmyownwishes,Ishouldfeelinclinedtostophere。
"Letme,atleast,hastentotheend。Intwoorthreedays'timeIreceivedmyfirstintelligenceofthepatientandhisnurse。LadyJanetinformedmethathehadrecognizedher。WhenIheardthisIfeltpreparedforwhatwastocome。Thenextreportannouncedthathewasgainingstrength,andthenextthathewasoutofdanger。UponthisLadyJanetreturnedtoMablethorpeHouse。Icalledthereaweekago——andheardthathehadbeenremovedtothesea-side。Icalledyesterday——andreceivedthelatestinformationfromherladyship'sownlips。Mypenalmostrefusestowriteit。MercyMerrickhasconsentedtomarryhim!
"AnoutrageonSociety——thatishowmymotherandmysistersviewit;
thatishowyouwillviewittoo。Mymotherhasherselfthebetterfewamongthesex。Ifeelthatmymotherandmysistersaredoublyprecioustomenow。MayIadd,onthesideofconsolation,thatIprizewithhardlyinferiorgratitudetheprivilegeofcorrespondingwithyou?
"Farewellforthepresent。Iamtoorudelyshakeninmymostcherishedconvictions,Iamtoodepressedanddisheartened,towritemore。Allgoodwishesgowithyou,dearMissRoseberry,untilwemeet。
"Mosttrulyyours,HORACEHOLMCROFT。"IV。
ExtractsfromtheDIARYofTHEREVERENDJULIANGRAY。FIRSTEXTRACT……"Amonthto-daysinceweweremarried!Ihaveonlyonethingtosay:IwouldcheerfullygothroughallthatIhavesufferedtolivethisonemonthoveragain。Ineverknewwhathappinesswasuntilnow。Andbetterstill,IhavepersuadedMercythatitisallherdoing。Ihavescatteredhermisgivingstothewinds;sheisobligedtosubmittoevidence,andtoownthatshecanmakethehappinessofmylife。
"WegobacktoLondonto-morrow。Sheregretsleavingthetranquilretirementofthisremotesea-sideplace——shedreadschange。Icarenothingforit。
ItisallonetomewhereIgo,solongasmywifeiswithme。"SECONDEXTRACT。
"Thefirstcloudhasrisen。Ienteredtheroomunexpectedlyjustnow,andfoundherintears。
"WithconsiderabledifficultyIpersuadedhertotellmewhathadhappened。Arethereanylimitstothemischiefthatcanbedonebythetongueofafoolishwoman?Thelandladyatmylodgingsisthewoman,inthiscase。Havingnodecidedplansforthefutureasyet,wereturnedmostunfortunately,astheeventhasprovedtotheroomsinLondonwhichIinhabitedinmybachelordays。Theyarestillmineforsixweekstocome,andMercywasunwillingtoletmeincurtheexpenseoftakinghertoahotel。AtbreakfastthismorningIrashlycongratulatedmyselfinmywife'shearingonfindingthatamuchsmallercollectionthanusualoflettersandcardshadaccumulatedinmyabsence。Breakfastover,Iwasobligedtogoout。Painfullysensitive,poorthing,toanychangeinmyexperienceofthelittleworldaroundmewhichitispossibletoconnectwiththeeventofmymarriage,Mercyquestionedthelandlady,inmyabsence,aboutthediminishednumberofmyvisitorsandmycorrespondents。Thewomanseizedtheopportunityofgossipingaboutmeandmyaffairs,andmywife'squickperceptiondrewtherightconclusionunerringly。Mymarriagehasdecidedcertainwiseheadsoffamiliesondiscontinuingtheirsocialrelationswithme。Thefacts,unfortunately,speakforthemselves。Peoplewhoinformeryearshabituallycalleduponmeandinvitedme——orwho,intheeventofmyabsence,habituallywrotetomeatthisseason——haveabstainedwitharemarkableunanimityfromcalling,inviting,orwritingnow。
"Itwouldhavebeensheerwasteoftime——tosaynothingofitsalsoimplyingawantofconfidenceinmywife——ifIhadattemptedtosetthingsrightbydisputingMercy'sconclusion。Icouldonlysatisfyherthatnotsomuchastheshadowofdisappointmentormortificationrestedonmymind。InthiswayIhave,tosomeextent,succeededincomposingmypoordarling。Butthewoundhasbeeninflicted,andthewoundisfelt。
Thereisnodisguisingthatresult。Imustfaceitboldly。
"Triflingasthisincidentisinmyestimation,ithasdecidedmeononepointalready。InshapingmyfuturecourseIamnowresolvedtoactonmyownconvictions——inpreferencetotakingthewell-meantadviceofsuchfriendsasarestilllefttome。
"Allmylittlesuccessinlifehasbeengainedinthepulpit。Iamwhatistermedapopularpreacher——butIhavenever,inmysecretself,feltanyexultationinmyownnotoriety,oranyextraordinaryrespectforthemeansbywhichithasbeenwon。Inthefirstplace,Ihaveaverylowideaoftheimportanceoforatoryasanintellectualaccomplishment。Thereisnootherartinwhichtheconditionsofsuccessaresoeasyofattainment;
thereisnootherartinthepracticeofwhichsomuchthatispurelysuperficialpassesitselfoffhabituallyforsomethingthatclaimstobeprofound。
Then,again,howpooritisintheresultswhichitachieves!Takemyowncase。HowoftenforexamplehaveIthunderedwithallmyheartandsoulagainstthewickedextravaganceofdressamongwomen——againsttheirfilthyfalsehairandtheirnauseouspowdersandpaints!HowoftentotakeanotherexamplehaveIdenouncedthemercenaryandmaterialspiritoftheage——thehabitualcorruptionsanddishonestiesofcommerce,inhighplacesandinlow!WhatgoodhaveIdone?Ihavedelightedtheverypeoplewhomitwasmyobjecttorebuke。'Whatacharmingsermon!''Moreeloquentthanever!''Iusedtodreadthesermonattheotherchurch——doyouknow,Iquitelookforwardtoitnow。'ThatistheeffectIproduceonSunday。
OnMondaythewomenareofftothemillinerstospendmoremoneythanever;
thecitymenareofftobusinesstomakemoremoneythanever——whilemygrocer,loudinmypraisesinhisSundaycoat,turnsuphisweek-daysleevesandadulterateshisfavoritepreacher'ssugarascheerfullyasusual!
"Ihaveoften,inpastyears,felttheobjectionstopursuingmycareerwhicharehereindicated。TheywerebitterlypresenttomymindwhenI
resignedmycuracy,andtheystronglyinfluencemenow。
"Iamwearyofmycheaplywonsuccessinthepulpit。IamwearyofsocietyasIfinditinmytime。Ifeltsomerespectformyself,andsomeheartandhopeinmyworksamongthemiserablewretchesinGreenAnchorFields。
ButIcannot,andmustnot,returnamongthem:Ihavenoright,now,totriflewithmyhealthandmylife。Imustgobacktomypreaching,orImustleaveEngland。Amongaprimitivepeople,awayfromthecities——inthefarandfertileWestofthegreatAmericancontinent——I
mightlivehappilywithmywife,anddogoodamongmyneighbors,secureofprovidingforourwantsoutofthemodestlittleincomewhichisalmostuselesstomehere。InthelifewhichIthuspicturetomyselfIseelove,peace,health,anddutiesandoccupationsthatareworthyofaChristianman。WhatprospectisbeforemeifItaketheadviceofmyfriendsandstayhere?WorkofwhichIamweary,becauseIhavelongsinceceasedtorespectit;pettymalicethatstrikesatmethroughmywife,andmortifiesandhumiliatesher,turnwhereshemay。IfIhadonlymyselftothinkof,Imightdefytheworstthatmalicecando。ButIhaveMercytothinkof——Mercy,whomIlovebetterthanmyownlife!Womenlive,poorthings,intheopinionsofothers。Ihavehadonewarningalreadyofwhatmywifeislikelytosufferatthehandsofmy'friends'——Heavenforgivemeformisusingtheword!ShallIdeliberatelyexposehertofreshmortifications?——andthisforthesakeofreturningtoacareertherewardsofwhichInolongerprize?No!Wewillbothbehappy——wewillbothbefree!Godismerciful,Natureiskind,Loveistrue,intheNewWorldaswellastheOld。TotheNewWorldwewillgo!"THIRDEXTRACT。
"IhardlyknowwhetherIhavedonerightorwrong。ImentionedyesterdaytoLadyJanetthecoldreceptionofmeonmyreturntoLondon,andthepainfulsenseofitfeltbymywife。
"Myauntlooksatthematterfromherownpeculiarpointofview,andmakeslightofitaccordingly。'Youneverdid,andneverwill,understandSociety,Julian,'saidherladyship。'Thesepoorstupidpeoplesimplydon'tknowwhattodo。Theyarewaitingtobetoldbyapersonofdistinctionwhethertheyare,orarenot,torecognizeyourmarriage。InplainEnglish,theyarewaitingtobeledbyMe。Consideritdone。Iwillleadthem。'
"Ithoughtmyauntwasjoking。Theeventofto-dayhasshownmethatsheisterriblyinearnest。LadyJanethasissuedinvitationsforoneofhergrandballsatMablethorpeHouse;andshehascausedthereporttobecirculatedeverywherethattheobjectofthefestivalis'tocelebratethemarriageofMr。andMrs。JulianGray!'
"Iatfirstrefusedtobepresent。Tomyamazement,however,Mercysideswithmyaunt。SheremindsmeofallthatwebothowetoLadyJanet;andshehaspersuadedmetoaltermymind。Wearetogototheball——atmywifeexpressrequest!
"Themeaningofthis,asIinterpretit,isthatmypoorloveisstillpursuedinsecretbythedreadthatmymarriagehasinjuredmeinthegeneralestimation。Shewillsufferanything,riskanything,believeanything,tobefreedfromthatonehauntingdoubt。LadyJanetpredictsasocialtriumph;andmywife'sdespair——notmywife'sconviction——acceptstheprophecy。
Asforme,Iampreparedfortheresult。ItwillendinourgoingtotheNewWorld,andtryingSocietyinitsinfancy,amongtheforestsandtheplains。Ishallquietlyprepareforourdeparture,andownwhatIhavedoneattherighttime——thatistosay,whentheballisover。"FOURTHEXTRACT。
"Ihavemetwiththemanformypurpose——anoldcollegefriendofmine,nowpartnerinafirmofship-owners,largelyconcernedinemigration。
"OneoftheirvesselssailsforAmerica,fromtheportofLondon,inafortnight,touchingatPlymouth。Byafortunatecoincidence,LadyJanet'sballtakesplaceinafortnight。Iseemyway。
"Helpedbythekindnessofmyfriend,Ihavearrangedtohaveacabinkeptinreserve,onpaymentofasmalldeposit。IftheballendsasI
believeitwillinnewmortificationsforMercy——dowhattheymay,Idefythemtomortifyme——Ihaveonlytosaythewordbytelegraph,andweshallcatchtheshipatPlymouth。
"IknowtheeffectitwillhavewhenIbreakthenewstoher,butI
ampreparedwithmyremedy。Thepagesofmydiary,writteninpastyears,willshowplainlyenoughthatitisnotshewhoisdrivingmeawayfromEngland。Shewillseethelonginginmeforotherworkandotherscenesexpressingitselfoverandoveragainlongbeforethetimewhenwefirstmet。"
FIFTHEXTRACT。
"Mercy'sballdress——apresentfromkindLadyJanet——isfinished。I
wasallowedtoseethefirsttrial,orpreliminaryrehearsal,ofthisworkofart。Idon'tintheleastunderstandthemeritsofsilkandlace;butonethingIknow——mywifewillbethemostbeautifulwomanattheball。
"ThesamedayIcalledonLadyJanettothankher,andencounteredanewrevelationofthewaywardandoriginalcharacterofmydearoldaunt。
"ShewasonthepointoftearingupaletterwhenIwentintoherroom。
Seeingme,shesuspendedherpurposeandhandedmetheletter。ItwasinMercy'shandwriting。LadyJanetpointedtoapassageonthelastpage。
'Tellyourwife,withmylove,'shesaid,'thatIamthemostobstinatewomanofthetwo。Ipositivelyrefusetoreadher,asIpositivelyrefusetolistentoher,wheneversheattemptstoreturntothatonesubject。
Nowgivemetheletterback。'Igaveitback,andsawittornupbeforemyface。The'onesubject'prohibitedtoMercyassternlyaseverisstillthesubjectofthepersonationofGraceRoseberry!Nothingcouldhavebeenmorenaturallyintroduced,ormoredelicatelymanaged,thanmywife'sbriefreferencetothesubject。Nomatter。Thereadingofthefirstlinewasenough。LadyJanetshuthereyesanddestroyedtheletter——LadyJanetisdeterminedtoliveanddieabsolutelyignorantofthetruestoryof'MercyMerrick。'Whatunanswerableriddlesweare!Isitwonderfulifweperpetuallyfailtounderstandoneanother?"SIXTHEXTRACT。
"Themorningaftertheball。
"Itisdoneandover。SocietyhasbeatenLadyJanet。Ihaveneitherpatiencenortimetowriteatlengthofit。WeleaveforPlymouthbytheafternoonexpress。
"Wewereratherlateinarrivingattheball。Themagnificentroomswerefillingfast。Walkingthroughthemwithmywife,shedrewmyattentiontoacircumstancewhichIhadnotnoticedatthetime。'Julian,'shesaid,'lookroundamongtheladies,andtellmeifyouseeanythingstrange。'
AsIlookedroundthebandbeganplayingawaltz。Iobservedthatafewpeopleonlypassedbyustothedancing-room。Inoticednextthatofthosefewfewerstillwereyoung。Atlastitburstuponme。Withcertainexceptionssorareastoprovetherule,therewerenoyounggirlsatLadyJanet'sball。ItookMercyatoncebacktothereception-room。LadyJanet'sfaceshowedthatshe,too,wasawareofwhathadhappened。Theguestswerestillarriving。Wereceivedthemenandtheirwives,themenandtheirmothers,themenandtheirgrandmothers——but,inplaceoftheirunmarrieddaughters,elaborateexcuses,offeredwithashamelesspolitenesswonderfultosee。
Yes!ThiswashowthematronsinhighlifehadgotoverthedifficultyofmeetingMrs。JulianGrayatLadyJanet'shouse。
tothemselves。Herguestsremainedandsuppedheartilynotwithstanding。TheyallknewbyexperiencethattherewerenostaledishesandnocheapwinesatMablethorpeHouse。Theydranktotheendofthebottle,andtheyatetothelasttruffleinthedish。
"MercyandIhadaninterviewwithmyauntupstairsbeforeweleft。
IfeltitnecessarytostateplainlymyresolutiontoleaveEngland。ThescenethatfollowedwassopainfulthatIcannotprevailonmyselftoreturntoitinthesepages。Mywifeisreconciledtoourdeparture;andLadyJanetaccompaniesusasfarasPlymouth——thesearetheresults。Nowordscanexpressmysenseofrelief,nowthatitisallsettled。TheonesorrowIshallcarryawaywithmefromtheshoresofEnglandwillbethesorrowofpartingwithdear,warm-heartedLadyJanet。Atherageitisapartingforlife。
"Soclosesmyconnectionwithmyowncountry。WhileIhaveMercybymysideIfacetheunknownfuture,certainofcarryingmyhappinesswithme,gowhereImay。Weshallfindfivehundredadventurerslikeourselveswhenwejointheemigrantship,forwhomtheirnativelandhasnooccupationandnohome。GentlemenoftheStatisticalDepartment,addtwomoretothenumberofsocialfailuresproducedbyEnglandintheyearofourLordeighteenhundredandseventy-one——JulianGrayandMercyMerrick。
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