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类别:其他 作者:Mark Twain字数:17688更新时间:19/01/04 13:30:36
Amanwhoisbornwiththenovel-writinggifthasatroublesometimeofitwhenhetriestobuildanovel。Iknowthisfromexperience。Hehasnoclearideaofhisstory;infacthehasnostory。Hemerelyhassomepeopleinhismind,andanincidentortwo,alsoalocality。Heknowsthesepeople,heknowstheselectedlocality,andhetruststhathecanplungethosepeopleintothoseincidentswithinterestingresults。Sohegoestowork。Towriteanovel?No——thatisathoughtwhichcomeslater;inthebeginningheisonlyproposingtotellalittletale;averylittletale;asix-pagetale。Butasitisatalewhichheisnotacquaintedwith,andcanonlyfindoutwhatitisbylisteningasitgoesalongtellingitself,itismorethanapttogoonandonandontillitspreadsitselfintoabook。Iknowaboutthis,becauseithashappenedtomesomanytimes。 AndIhavenoticedanotherthing:thatastheshorttalegrowsintothelongtale,theoriginalintention(ormotif)isapttogetabolishedandfinditselfsupersededbyaquitedifferentone。ItwassointhecaseofamagazinesketchwhichIoncestartedtowrite——afunnyandfantasticsketchaboutaprinceandapauper;itpresentlyassumedagravecastofitsownaccord,andinthatnewshapespreaditselfoutintoabook。 Muchthesamethinghappenedwith\"Pudd’nheadWilson。\"Ihadasufficientlyhardtimewiththattale,becauseitchangeditselffromafarcetoatragedywhileIwasgoingalongwithit——amostembarrassingcircumstance。Butwhatwasagreatdealworsewas,thatitwasnotonestory,buttwostoriestangledtogether;andtheyobstructedandinterruptedeachotherateveryturnandcreatednoendofconfusionandannoyance。Icouldnotofferthebookforpublication,forIwasafraiditwouldunseatthereader’sreason。Ididnotknowwhatwasthematterwithit,forIhadnotnoticed,asyet,thatitwastwostoriesinone。 Ittookmemonthstomakethatdiscovery。IcarriedthemanuscriptbackandforthacrosstheAtlantictwoorthreetimes,andreaditandstudiedoveritonshipboard;andatlastIsawwherethedifficultylay。Ihadnofurthertrouble。Ipulledoneofthestoriesoutbytheroots,andlefttheotherone——akindofliteraryCaesareanoperation。 WouldthereadercaretoknowsomethingaboutthestorywhichIpulledout?Hehasbeentoldmanyatimehowtheborn-and-trainednovelistworks。Won’theletmeroundandcompletehisknowledgebytellinghimhowthejack-legdoesit? Originallythestorywascalled\"ThoseExtraordinaryTwins。\"Imeanttomakeitveryshort。IhadseenapictureofayouthfulItalian\"freak\" or\"freaks\"whichwas——orwhichwere——onexhibitioninourcities——acombinationconsistingoftwoheadsandfourarmsjoinedtoasinglebodyandasinglepairoflegs——andIthoughtIwouldwriteanextravagantlyfantasticlittlestorywiththisfreakofnatureforhero——orheroes—— asillyyoungmissforheroine,andtwooldladiesandtwoboysfortheminorparts。Ilavishlyelaboratedthesepeopleandtheirdoings,ofcourse。Butthetalekeptspreadingalong,andspreadingalong,andotherpeoplegottointrudingthemselvesandtakingupmoreandmoreroomwiththeirtalkandtheiraffairs。AmongthemcameastrangernamedPudd’nheadWilson,andawomannamedRoxana;andpresentlythedoingsofthesetwopushedupintoprominenceayoungfellownamedTomDriscoll,whoseproperplacewasawayintheobscurebackground。Beforethebookwashalffinishedthosethreeweretakingthingsalmostentirelyintotheirownhandsandworkingthewholetaleasaprivateventureoftheirown——atalewhichtheyhadnothingatalltodowith,byrights。 WhenthebookwasfinishedandIcametolookaroundtoseewhathadbecomeoftheteamIhadoriginallystartedoutwith——AuntPatsyCooper,AuntBetsyHale,thetwoboys,andRowenathelight-weightheroine——theywerenowheretobeseen;theyhaddisappearedfromthestorysometimeorother。Ihuntedaboutandfoundthemfoundthemstranded,idle,forgotten,andpermanentlyuseless。Itwasveryawkward。Itwasawkwardallaround;butmoreparticularlyinthecaseofRowena,becausetherewasalove-matchon,betweenherandoneofthetwinsthatconstitutedthefreak,andIhadworkedituptoablisteringheatandthrowninaquitedramaticlove-quarrel,whereinRowenascathinglydenouncedherbetrothedforgettingdrunk,andscoffedathisexplanationofhowithadhappened,andwouldn’tlistentoit,andhaddrivenhimfromherintheusual\"forever\"way;andnowhereshesatcryingandbroken-hearted;forshehadfoundthathehadspokenonlythetruth;thatitwasnothe,buttheotherhalfofthefreak,thathaddrunktheliquorthatmadehimdrunk;thatherhalfwasaprohibitionistandhadneverdrunkadropinhislife,and,althoughtightasabrickthreedaysintheweek,waswhollyinnocentofblame;andindeed,whensober,wasconstantlydoingallhecouldtoreformhisbrother,theotherhalf,whonevergotanysatisfactionoutofdrinking,anyway,becauseliquorneveraffectedhim。 Yes,hereshewas,strandedwiththatdeepinjusticeofherstorturingherpoortornheart。 Ididn’tknowwhattodowithher。Iwasassorryforherasanybodycouldbe,butthecampaignwasover,thebookwasfinished,shewassidetracked,andtherewasnopossiblewayofcrowdingherin,anywhere。 Icouldnotleaveherthere,ofcourse;itwouldnotdo。Afterspreadingheroutso,andmakingsuchato-dooverheraffairs,itwouldbeabsolutelynecessarytoaccounttothereaderforher。Ithoughtandthoughtandstudiedandstudied;butIarrivedatnothing。Ifinallysawplainlythattherewasreallynowaybutone——Imustsimplygiveherthegrandbounce。Itgrievedmetodoit,forafterassociatingwithhersomuchIhadcometokindoflikeherafterafashion,notwithstandingshewassuchanassandsaidsuchstupidirritatingthingsandwassonauseatinglysentimental。Stillithadtobedone。So,atthetopofChapterXVII,Iputina\"Calendar\"remarkconcerningJulyFourth,andbeganthechapterwiththisstatistic: \"Rowenawentoutinthebackyardaftersuppertoseethefireworksandfelldownthewellandgotdrowned。\" Itseemedabrupt,butIthoughtmaybethereaderwouldn’tnoticeit,becauseIchangedthesubjectrightawaytosomethingelse。AnywayitloosenedupRowenafromwhereshewasstuckandgotheroutoftheway,andthatwasthemainthing。Itseemedapromptgoodwayofweedingoutpeoplethathadgotstalled,andaplentygoodenoughwayforthoseothers;soIhuntedupthetwoboysandsaid\"theywentoutbackonenighttostonethecatandfelldownthewellandgotdrowned。\"NextI searchedaroundandfoundoldAuntPatsyCooperandAuntBetsyHalewheretheywereaground,andsaid\"theywentoutbackonenighttovisitthesickandfelldownthewellandgotdrowned。\"Iwasgoingtodrownsomeoftheothers,butIgaveuptheidea,partlybecauseIbelievedthatifIkeptthatupitwouldarouseattention,andperhapssympathywiththosepeople,andpartlybecauseitwasnotalargewellandwouldnotholdanymoreanyway。 Stillthestorywasunsatisfactory。Herewasasetofnewcharacterswhowerebecomeinordinatelyprominentandwhopersistedinremainingsototheend;andbackyonderwasanoldersetwhomadealargenoiseandagreatto-doforalittlewhileandthensuddenlyplayedoututterlyandfelldownthewell。Therewasaradicaldefectsomewhere,andImustsearchitoutandcureit。 Thedefectturnedouttobetheonealreadyspokenof——twostoriesinone,afarceandatragedy。SoIpulledoutthefarceandleftthetragedy。Thislefttheoriginalteamin,butonlyasmerenames,notascharacters。Theirprominencewaswhollygone;theywerenotevenworthdrowning;soIremovedthatdetail。AlsoItookthosetwinsapartandmadetwoseparatemenofthem。Theyhadnooccasiontohaveforeignnamesnow,butitwastoomuchtroubletoremovethemallthrough,soI leftthemchristenedastheywereandmadenoexplanation。 CHAPTERI THETWINSASTHEYREALLYWERE TheconglomeratetwinswerebroughtonthethestageinChapterIoftheoriginalextravaganza。AuntPatsyCooperhasreceivedtheirletterapplyingforboardandlodging,andRowena,herdaughter,insanewithjoy,isbeggingforahearingofit: \"Well,setdownthen,andbequietaminuteanddon’tflyaroundso;itfairlymakesmetiredtoseeyou。Itstartsoffso:’HONOREDMADAM’——\" \"Ilikethat,ma,don’tyou?Itshowsthey’rehigh-bred。\" \"Yes,InoticedthatwhenIfirstreadit。’MybrotherandIhaveseenyouradvertisement,bychance,inacopyofyourlocaljournal——’ \"It’ssobeautifulandsmooth,ma-don’tyouthinkso?\" \"Yes,seemssotome——’andbegleavetotaketheroomyouoffer。Wearetwenty-fouryearsofage,andtwins——’\" \"Twins!Howsweet!Idohopetheyarehandsome,andIjustknowtheyare!Don’tyouhopetheyare,ma?\" \"Land,Iain’tparticular。’WeareItaliansbybirth——’\" \"It’ssoromantic!Justthinkthere’sneverbeenoneinthistown,andeverybodywillwanttoseethem,andthey’reallours!Thinkofthat!\" \"——’buthavelivedlonginthevariouscountriesofEurope,andseveralyearsintheUnitedStates。’\" \"Oh,justthinkwhatwondersthey’veseen,ma!Won’titbegoodtohearthemtalk?\" \"Ireckonso;yes,Ireckonso。’OurnamesareLuigiandAngeloCapello—— ’\" \"Beautiful,perfectlybeautiful!NotlikeJonesandRobinsonandthosehorriblenames。\" \"’Youdesirebutoneguest,butdearmadam,ifyouwillallowustopayfortwowewillnotdiscommodeyou。Wewillsleeptogetherinthesamebed。Wehavealwaysbeenusedtothis,andpreferit。AndthenhegoesontosaytheywillbedownThursday。\" \"AndthisisTuesday——Idon’tknowhowI’mevergoingtowait,ma!Thetimedoesdragalongso,andI’msodyingtoseethem!Whichofthemdoyoureckonisthetallest,ma?\" \"Howdoyous’poseIcantell,child?Mostlytheyarethesamesize-twinsare。\" \"’Wellthen,whichdoyoureckonisthebestlooking?\" \"Goodnessknows——Idon’t。\" \"IthinkAngelois;it’stheprettiestname,anyway。Don’tyouthinkit’sasweetname,ma?\" \"Yes,it’swellenough。I’dlikebothofthembetterifIknewthewaytopronouncethem——theEyetalianway,Imean。TheMissouriwayandtheEyetalianwayisdifferent,Ijudge。\" \"Maybe——yes。It’sLuigithatwritestheletter。WhatdoyoureckonisthereasonAngelodidn’twriteit?\" \"Why,howcanItell?What’sthedifferencewhowritesit,solongasit’sdone?\" \"Oh,Ihopeitwasn’tbecauseheissick!Youdon’tthinkheissick,doyou,ma?\" \"Sickyourgranny;what’stomakehimsick?\" \"Oh,there’sneveranytelling。Theseforeignerswiththatkindofnamesaresodelicate,andofcoursethatkindofnamesarenotsuitedtoourclimate——youwouldn’texpectit。\" [Andso-onandso-on,noend。Thetimedragsalong;Thursdaycomes:theboatarrivesinapouringstormtowardmidnight。] Atlasttherewasaknockatthedoorandtheanxiousfamilyjumpedtoopenit。Twonegromenentered,eachcarryingatrunk,andproceededupstairstowardtheguest-room。Thenfollowedastupefyingapparition—— adouble-headedhumancreaturewithfourarms,onebody,andasinglepairoflegs!It——orthey,asyouplease——bowedwithelaborateforeignformality,buttheCooperscouldnotrespondimmediately;theywereparalyzed。Atthismomenttherecamefromtherearofthegroupaferventejaculation——\"Mylan’!\"——followedbyacrashofcrockery,andtheslave-wenchNancystoodpetrifiedandstaring,withatrayofwreckedtea-thingsatherfeet。Theincidentbrokethespell,andbroughtthefamilytoconsciousness。Thebeautifulheadsofthenew-comerbowedagain,andoneofthemsaidwitheasygraceanddignity: \"Icravethehonor,madamandmiss,tointroducetoyoumybrother,CountLuigiCapello,\"(theotherheadbowed)\"andmyself——CountAngelo;andatthesametimeoffersincereapologiesforthelatenessofourcoming,whichwasunavoidable,\"andbothheadsbowedagain。 Thepooroldladywasinawhirlofamazementandconfusion,butshemanagedtostammerout: \"I’msureI’mgladtomakeyouracquaintance,sir——Imean,gentlemen。 Asforthedelay,itisnothing,don’tmentionit。ThisismydaughterRowena,sir——gentlemen。Pleasestepintotheparlorandsitdownandhaveabiteandsup;youaredreadfulwetandmustbeuncomfortable—— bothofyou,Imean。\" Buttotheoldlady’srelieftheycourteouslyexcusedthemselves,sayingitwouldbewrongtokeepthefamilyoutoftheirbedslonger;theneachheadbowedinturnandutteredafriendlygoodnight,andthesingularfiguremovedawayinthewakeofRowena’ssmallbrothers,whoborecandles,anddisappearedupthestairs。 Thewidowtotteredintotheparlorandsankintoachairwithagasp,andRowenafollowed,tongue-tiedanddazed。Thetwosatsilentinthethrobbingsummerheatunconsciousofthemillion-voicedmusicofthemosquitoes,unconsciousoftheroaringgale,thelashingandthrashingoftherainalongthewindowsandtheroof,thewhiteglareofthelightning,thetumultuousboomingandbellowingofthethunder;consciousofnothingbutthatprodigy,thatuncannyapparitionthathadcomeandgonesosuddenly——thatweirdstrangethingthatwassosoft-spokenandsogentleofmannerandyethadshakenthemuplikeanearthquakewiththeshockofitsgruesomeaspect。Atlastacoldlittleshudderquiveredalongdownthewidow’smeagerframeandshesaidinaweakvoice: \"Ugh,itwasawfuljustthemerelookofthatphillipene!\" Rowenadidnotanswer。Herfacultieswerestillcaked;shehadnotyetfoundhervoice。Presentlythewidowsaid,alittleresentfully: \"Alwaysbeenusedtosleepingtogether——in-fact,preferit。AndIwasthinkingitwastoaccommodateme。Ithoughtitwasverygoodofthem,whereasapersonsituatedasthatyoungmanis——\" \"Ma,yououghtn’ttobeginbygettingupaprejudiceagainsthim。 I’msureheisgood-heartedandmeanswell。Bothofhisfacesshowit。\" \"I’mnotsocertainaboutthat。Theoneontheleft——Imeantheoneonit’sleft——hasn’tnearasgoodaface,inmyopinion,asitsbrother。\" \"That’sLuigi。\" \"Yes,Luigi;anywayit’sthedark-skinnedone;theonethatwaswestofhisbrotherwhentheystoodinthedoor。Uptoallkindsofmischiefanddisobediencewhenhewasaboy,I’llbebound。Ilayhismotherhadtroubletolayherhandonhimwhenshewantedhim。Buttheoneontherightisasgoodasgold,Icanseethat。\" \"That’sAngelo。\" \"Yes,Angelo,Ireckon,thoughIcan’ttellt’otherfromwhichbytheirnames,yetawhile。Butit’stheright-handone——theblondone。Hehassuchkindblueeyes,andcurlycopperhairandfreshcomplexion——\" \"Andsuchanobleface!——oh,itisanobleface,ma,justroyal,youmaysay!Andbeautifuldearyme,howbeautiful!Butbotharethat;thedarkone’sasbeautifulas——apicture。There’snosuchwonderfulfacesandhandsomeheadsinthistownnonethatevenbegin。Andsuchhands,especiallyAngelo’s——soshapelyand——\" \"Stuff,howcouldyoutellwhichtheybelongedto?——theyhadgloveson。\" \"Why,didn’tIseethemtakeofftheirhats?\" \"Thatdon’tsignify。Theymighthavetakenoffeachother’shats。 Nobodycouldtell。Therewasjustawormysquirmingofarmsintheair——seemedtobeacoupleofdozenofthem,allwrithingatonce,anditjustmademedizzytoseethemgo。\" \"Why,ma,Ihadn’tanydifficulty。There’stwoarmsoneachshoulder——\" \"There,now。Onearmoneachshoulderbelongstoeachofthecreatures,don’tit?Forapersontohavetwoarmsononeshoulderwouldn’tdohimanygood,wouldit?Ofcoursenot。Eachhasanarmoneachshoulder。 Nowthen,youtellmewhichofthembelongstowhich,ifyoucan。Theydon’tknow,themselves——theyjustworkwhicheverarmcomeshandy。Ofcoursetheydo;especiallyiftheyareinahurryandcan’tstoptothinkwhichbelongstowhich。\" Themotherseemedtohavetherightsoftheargument,sothedaughterabandonedthestruggle。Presentlythewidowrosewithayawnandsaid: \"Poorthing,Ihopeitwon’tcatchcold;itwaspowerfulwet,justdrenched,youmaysay。Ihopeithasleftitsbootsoutside,sotheycanbedried。\" Thenshegavealittlestart,andlookedperplexed。 \"NowIrememberIheardoneofthemaskJoetocallhimathalfafterseven——Ithinkitwastheoneontheleft——no,itwastheonetotheeastoftheotherone——butIdidn’theartheotheronesayanything。I wonderifhewantstobecalledtoo。Doyoureckonit’stoolatetoask?\" \"Why,ma,it’snotnecessary。Callingoneiscallingboth。Ifonegetsup,theother’sgotto。\" \"Sho,ofcourse;Ineverthoughtofthat。Well,comealong,maybewecangetsomesleep,butIdon’tknow,I’msoshookupwithwhatwe’vebeenthrough。\" Thestrangerhadmadeanimpressionontheboys,too。Theyhadawordoftalkastheyweregettingtobed。Henry,thegentle,thehumane,said: \"Ifeeleversosorryforit,don’tyou,Joe?\" ButJoewasaboyofthisworld,active,enterprising,andhadatheatricalsidetohim: \"Sorry?Why,howyoutalk!Itcan’tstirastepwithoutattractingattention。It’sjustgrand!\" Henrysaid,,reproachfully: \"Insteadofpityingit,Joe,youtalkasif——\" \"Talkasifwhat?Iknowonethingmightycertain:ifyoucanfixmesoIcaneatfortwoandonlyhavetostubtoesforone,Iain’tgoingtofoolawaynosuchchancejustforsentiment。\" Thetwinswerewetandtired,andtheyproceededtoundresswithout-anypreliminaryremarks。Theabundanceofsleevemadethepartnershipcoathardtogetoff,foritwaslikeskinningatarantula;butitcameatlast,aftermuchtuggingandperspiring。Themutualvestfollowed。Thenthebrothersstoodupbeforetheglass,andeachtookoffhisowncravatandcollar。Thecollarswereofthestandingkind,andcamehighupundertheears,likethesidesofawheelbarrow,asrequiredbythefashionoftheday。Thecravatswereasbroadasabank-bill,withfringedendswhichstoodfarouttorightandleftlikethewingsofadragon-fly,andthisalsowasstrictlyinaccordancewiththefashionofthetime。Eachcravat,astocolor,wasinperfecttaste,sofarasitsowner’scomplexionwasconcerned——adelicatepink,inthecaseoftheblondbrother,aviolentscarletinthecaseofthebrunette——butasacombinationtheybrokeallthelawsoftasteknowntocivilization。 Nothingmorefiendishandirreconcilablethanthoseshriekingandblasphemingcolorscouldhavebeencontrived,Thewetbootsgavenoendoftrouble——toLuigi。Whentheywereoffatlast,Angelosaid,withbitterness: \"Iwishyouwouldn’twearsuchtightboots,theyhurtmyfeet。\" Luigiansweredwithindifference: \"Myfriend,whenIamincommandofourbody,Ichoosemyapparelaccordingtomyownconvenience,asIhaveremarkedmorethanseveraltimesalready。Whenyouareincommand,Ibegyouwilldoasyouplease。\" Angelowashurt,andthetearscameintohiseyes。Therewasgentlereproachinhisvoice,but,notanger,whenhereplied: \"Luigi,Ioftenconsultyourwishes,butyouneverconsultmine。WhenI amincommandItreatyouasaguest;Itrytomakeyoufeelathome; whenyouareincommandyoutreatmeasanintruder,youmakemefeelunwelcome。Itembarrassesmecruellyincompany,forIcan,seethatpeoplenoticeitandcommentonit。\" \"Oh,damnthepeople,\"respondedthebrotherlanguidly,andwiththeairofonewhoistiredofthesubject。 AslightshuddershooktheframeofAngelo,buthesaidnothingandtheconversationceased。Eachbuttonedhisownshareofthenightshirtinsilence;thenLuigi,withPaine’sAgeofReasoninhishand,satdowninonechairandputhisfeetinanotherandlithispipe,whileAngelotookhisWholeDutyofMan,andbothbegantoread。Angelopresentlybegantocough;hiscoughingincreasedandbecamemixedwithgaspingsforbreath,andhewasfinallyobligedtomakeanappealtohisbrother’shumanity: \"Luigi,ifyouwouldonlysmokealittlemildertobacco,IamsureI couldlearnnottominditintime,butthisissostrong,andthepipeissorankthat——\" \"Angelo,Iwouldn’tbesuchababy!Ihavelearnedtosmokeinaweek,andthetroubleisalreadyoverwithme;ifyouwouldtry,youcouldlearntoo,andthenyouwouldstopspoilingmycomfortwithyoureverlastingcomplaints。\" \"Ah,brother,thatisastrongword——everlasting——andisn’tquitefair。 IonlycomplainwhenIsuffocate;youknowIdon’tcomplainwhenweareintheopenair。\" \"Well,anyway,youcouldlearntosmokeyourself。\" \"Butmyprinciples,Luigi,youforgetmyprinciples。YouwouldnothavemedoathingwhichIregardasasin?\" \"Oh,bosh!\" Theconversationceasedagain,forAngelowassickanddiscouragedandstrangling;butaftersometimeheclosedhisbookandaskedLuigitosing\"FromGreenland’sIcyMountains\"withhim,buthewouldnot,andwhenhetriedtosingbyhimselfLuigididhisbesttodrownhisplaintivetenorwitharudeandrollickingsongdeliveredinathunderingbass。 Afterthesingingtherewassilence,andneitherbrotherwashappy。 BeforeblowingthelightoutLuigiswallowedhalfatumblerofwhisky,andAngelo,whosesensitiveorganizationcouldnotendureintoxicantsofanykind,tookapilltokeepitfromgivinghimtheheadache。 CHAPTERII MACOOPERGETSALLMIXEDUP Thefamilysatinthebreakfast-roomwaitingforthetwinstocomedown。 Thewidowwasquiet,thedaughterwasalivewithhappyexcitement。Shesaid: \"Ah,they’reaboon,ma,justaboon!don’tyouthinkso?\" \"Laws,Ihopeso,Idon’tknow。\" \"Why,ma,yesyoudo。They’resofineandhandsome,andhigh-bredandpolite,soeverywaysuperiortoourgawkshereinthisvillage;why,they’llmakelifedifferentfromwhatitwas——sohumdrumandcommonplace,youknow——oh,youmaybesurethey’refullofaccomplishments,andknowledgeoftheworld,andallthat,thatwillbeanimmenseadvantagetosocietyhere。Don’tyouthinkso,ma?\" \"Mercyonme,howshouldIknow,andI’vehardlyseteyesonthemyet。\" Afterapausesheadded,\"Theymadeconsiderablenoiseaftertheywentup。\" \"Noise?Why,ma,theyweresinging!Anditwasbeautiful,too。\" \"Oh,itwaswellenough,buttoomixed-up,seemedtome。\" \"Now,ma,honorbright,didyoueverhear’Greenland’sIcyMountains’ sungsweeter——nowdidyou?\" \"Ifithadbeensungbyitself,itwouldhavebeenuncommonsweet,I don’tdenyit;butwhattheywantedtomixitupwith’OldBobRidley’ for,Ican’tmakeout。Why,theydon’tgotogether,atall。Theyarenotofthesamenature。’BobRidley’isacommonracketyslam-bangsecularsong,oneoftherippingestandrantingestandnoisiestthereis。 Iamnojudgeofmusic,andIdon’tclaimit,butinmyopinionnobodycanmakethosetwosongsgotogetherright。\" \"Why,ma,Ithought——\" \"Itdon’tmakeanydifferencewhatyouthought,itcan’tbedone。Theytriedit,andtomyminditwasafailure。Ineverheardsuchacrazyuproar;seemedtome,sometimes,theroofwouldcomeoff;andasforthecats——well,I’velivedamanyayear,andseencatsaggravatedinmorewaysthanone,butI’veneverseencatstakeonthewaytheytookonlastnight。\" \"Well,Idon’tthinkthatthatgoesforanything,ma,becauseitisthenatureofcatsthatanysoundthatisunusual——\" \"Unusual!Youmaywellcallitso。Nowiftheyaregoingtosingduetseverynight,Idohopetheywillbothsingthesametuneatthesametime,forinmyopinionaduetthatismadeupoftwodifferenttunesisamistake;especiallywhenthetunesain’tanykintooneanother,thatway。\" \"But,ma,Ithinkitmustbeaforeigncustom;anditmustberighttoo; andthebestway,becausetheyhavehadeveryopportunitytoknowwhatisright,anditdon’tstandtoreasonthatwiththeireducationtheywoulddoanythingbutwhatthehighestmusicalauthoritieshavesanctioned。 Youcan’thelpbutadmitthat,ma。\" Theargumentwasformidablystrong;theoldladycouldnotfindanywayaroundit;so,afterthinkingitoverawhileshegaveinwithasighofdiscontent,andadmittedthatthedaughter’spositionwasprobablycorrect。Beingvanquished,shehadnomindtocontinuethetopicatthatdisadvantage,andwasabouttoseekachangewhenachangecameofitself。Afootstepwasheardonthestairs,andshesaid: \"There-he’scoming!\" \"They,ma——yououghttosaythey——it’snearerright。\" Thenewlodger,rathershoutinglydressedbutlookingsuperblyhandsome,steppedwithcourtlycarnageintothetrimlittlebreakfast-roomandputoutallhiscordialarmsatonce,likeoneofthosepocket-kniveswithamultiplicityofblades,andshookhandswiththewholefamilysimultaneously。Hewassoeasyandpleasantandheartythatallembarrassmentpresentlythawedawayanddisappeared,andacheeryfeelingoffriendlinessandcomradeshiptookitsplace。He——orpreferablythey——wereaskedtooccupytheseatofhonoratthefootofthetable。Theyconsentedwiththanks,andcarvedthebeefsteakwithonesetoftheirhandswhiletheydistributeditatthesametimewiththeotherset。 \"Willyouhavecoffee,gentlemen,ortea?\" \"CoffeeforLuigi,ifyouplease,madam,teaforme。\" \"Creamandsugar?\" \"Forme,yes,madam;Luigitakeshiscoffee,black。Ournaturesdifferagooddealfromeachother,andourtastesalso。\" ThefirsttimethenegrogirlNancyappearedinthedoorandsawthetwoheadsturnedinoppositedirectionsandbothtalkingatonce,thensawthecomminglingarmsfeedpotatoesintoonemouthandcoffeeintotheotheratthesametime,shehadtopauseandpullherselfoutofafaintnessthatcameoverher;butafterthatsheheldhergripandwasabletowaitonthetablewithfaircourage。 Conversationfellnaturallyintothecustomarygrooves。Itwasalittlejerky,atfirst,becausenoneofthefamilycouldgetsmoothlythroughasentencewithoutawabbleinithereandabreakthere,causedbysomenewsurpriseinthewayofattitudeorgestureonthepartofthetwins。 Theweathersufferedthemost。Theweatherwasallfinishedupanddisposedof,asasubject,beforethesimpleMissourianshadgottensufficientlywontedtothespectacleofonebodyfeedingtwoheadstofeelcomposedandreconciledinthepresenceofsobizarreamiracle。 Andevenaftereverybody’smindbecametranquilizedtherewasstilloneslightdistractionleft:thehandthatpickedupabiscuitcarriedittothewronghead,asoftenasanyotherway,andthewrongmouthdevouredit。Thiswasapuzzlingthing,andmarredthetalkalittle。Itbotheredthewidowtosuchadegreethatshepresentlydroppedoutoftheconversationwithoutknowingit,andfelltowatchingandguessingandtalkingtoherself: \"Nowthathandisgoingtotakethatcoffeetono,it’sgonetotheothermouth;Ican’tunderstandit;andhow,hereisthedark-complectedhandwithapotatoinitsfork,I’llseewhatgoeswithit——there,thelight-complectedhead’sgotit,assureasIlive!\" FinallyRowenasaid: \"Ma,whatisthematterwithyou?Areyoudreamingaboutsomething?\" Theoldladycametoherselfandblushed;thensheexplainedwiththefirstrandomthingthatcameintohermind:\"IsawMr。AngelotakeupMr。 Luigi’scoffee,andIthoughtmaybehe——sha’n’tIgiveyouacup,Mr。 Angelo?\" \"Ohno,madam,Iamverymuchobliged,butIneverdrinkcoffee,muchasIwouldliketo。YoudidseemetakeupLuigi’scup,itistrue,butifyounoticed,Ididn’tcarryittomymouth,buttohis。\" \"Y-es,Ithoughtyoudid:Didyoumeanto?\" \"How?\" Thewidowwasalittleembarrassedagain。Shesaid: \"Idon’tknowbutwhatI’mfoolish,andyoumustn’tmind;butyousee,hegotthecoffeeIwasexpectingtoseeyoudrink,andyougotapotatothatIthoughthewasgoingtoget。SoIthoughtitmightbeamistakeallaround,andeverybodygettingwhatwasn’tintendedforhim。\" BothtwinslaughedandLuigisaid: \"Dearmadam,therewasn’tanymistake。Wearealwayshelpingeachotherthatway。Itisagreateconomyforusboth;itsavestimeandlabor。 Wehaveasystemofsignswhichnobodycannoticeorunderstandbutourselves。IfIamusingbothmyhandsandwantsomecoffee,ImakethesignandAngelofurnishesittome;andyousawthatwhenheneededapotatoIdeliveredit。\" \"Howconvenient!\" \"Yes,andoftenoftheextremestvalue。TaketheMississippiboats,forinstance。Theyarealwaysovercrowded。Thereistable-roomforonlyhalfofthepassengers,thereforetheyhavetosetasecondtableforthesecondhalf。Thestewardsrushbothparties,theygivethemnotimetoeatasatisfyingmeal,bothdivisionsleavethetablehungry。Itisn’tsowithus。Angelobookshimselffortheonetable,Ibookmyselffortheother。Neitherofuseatsanythingattheother’stable,butjustsimplyworks——works。Thus,youseetherearefourhandstofeedAngelo,andthesamefourtofeedme。Eachofuseatstwomeals。\" Theoldladywasdazedwithadmiration,andkeptsaying,\"Itisperfectlywonderful,perfectlywonderful\"andtheboyJoelickedhischopsenviously,butsaidnothing——atleastaloud。 \"Yes,\"continuedLuigi,\"ourconstructionmayhaveitsdisadvantages——infact,hasbutitalsohasitscompensationsofonesortandanother。Taketravel,forinstance。Travelisenormouslyexpensive,inallcountries; wehavebeenobligedtodoavastdealofit——come,Angelo,don’tputanymoresugarinyourtea,I’mjustoveroneindigestionanddon’twantanotherrightaway——beenobligedtodoadealofit,asIwassaying。 Well,wealwaystravelasoneperson,sinceweoccupybutoneseat;sowesavehalfthefare。\" \"Howromantic!\"interjectedRowena,witheffusion。 \"Yes,mydearyounglady,andhowpracticaltoo,andeconomical。InEurope,bedsinthehotelsarenotchargedwiththeboard,butseparately——anothersaving,forwestoodtoourrightsandpaidfortheonebedonly。Thelandlordsofteninsistedthatasbothofusoccupiedthebedweought——\" \"No,theydidn’t,\"saidAngelo。\"Theydiditonlytwice,andinbothcasesitwasadoublebed——ararethinginEurope——andthedoublebedgavethemsomeexcuse。Befairtothelandlords;twicedoesn’tconstitute’often。’\" \"Well,thatdepends——thatdepends。Iknewamanwhofelldownawelltwice。Hesaidhedidn’tmindthefirsttime,buthethoughtthesecondtimewasoncetoooften。HaveImisusedthatword,Mrs。Cooper?\" \"Totellthetruth,Iwasafraidyouhad,butitseemstolook,now,likeyouhadn’t。\"Shestopped,andwasevidentlystrugglingwiththedifficultproblemamoment,thensheaddedinthetoneofonewhoisconvincedwithoutbeingconverted,\"Itseemsso,butIcan’tsomehowtellwhy。\" RowenathoughtLuigi’sretortwaswonderfullyquickandbright,andsheremarkedtoherselfwithsatisfactionthattherewasn’tanyyoungnativeofDawson’sLandingthatcouldhaverisentotheoccasionlikethat。 Luigidetectedtheapplauseinherface,andexpressedhispleasureandhisthankswithhiseyes;andsoeloquentlywithal,thatthegirlwasproudandpleased,andhungoutthedelicatesignofitonhercheeks。 Luigiwenton,withanimation: \"Bothofusgetabathforoneticket,theaterseatforoneticket,pew-rentisonthesamebasis,butatpeep-showswepaydouble。\" \"Wehavemuchto’bethankfulfor,\"saidAngelo,impressively,withareverentlightinhiseyeandareminiscenttoneinhisvoice,\"wehavebeengreatlyblessed。Asarule,whatoneofushaslacked,theother,bythebountyofProvidence,hasbeenabletosupply。Mybrotherishardy,Iamnot;heisverymasculine,assertive,aggressive;Iammuchlessso。Iamsubjecttoillness,heisneverill。Icannotabidemedicines,andcannottakethem,buthehasnoprejudiceagainstthem,and——\" \"Why,goodnessgracious,\"interruptedthewidow,\"whenyouaresick,doeshetakethemedicineforyou?\" \"Always,madam。\" \"Why,Ineverheardsuchathinginmylife!Ithinkit’sbeautifulofyou。\" \"Oh,madam,it’snothing,don’tmentionit,it’sreallynothingatall。\" \"ButIsayit’sbeautiful,andIsticktoit!\"criedthewidow,withaspeakingmoistureinhereye。 \"Awellbrothertotakethemedicineforhispoorsickbrother——IwishI hadsuchason,\"andsheglancedreproachfullyatherboys。\"IdeclareI’llneverresttillI’veshookyoubythehand,\"andshescrambledoutofherchairinafeverofgenerousenthusiasm,andmadeforthetwins,blindwithhertears,andbegantoshake。TheboyJoecorrectedher: \"You’reshakingthewrongone,ma。\" Thisflurriedher,butshemadeaswiftchangeandwentonshaking。 \"Gotthewrongoneagain,ma,\"saidtheboy。 \"Oh,shutup,can’tyou!\"saidthewidow,embarrassedandirritated。 \"Givemeallyourhands,Iwanttoshakethemall;forIknowyouarebothjustasgoodasyoucanbe。\" Itwasavictoriousthought,amaster-strokeofdiplomacy,thoughthatneveroccurredtoherandshecarednothingfordiplomacy。Sheshookthefourhandsinturncordially,andwentbacktoherplaceinastateofhighandfineexultationthatmadeherlookyoungandhandsome。 \"IndeedIoweeverythingtoLuigi,\"saidAngelo,affectionately。 \"ButforhimIcouldnothavesurvivedourboyhooddays,whenwewerefriendlessandpoor——ah,sopoor!Welivedfromhandtomouth-livedonthecoarsefareofunwillingcharity,andforweeksandweekstogethernotamorseloffoodpassedmylips,foritscharacterrevoltedmeandI couldnoteatit。ButforLuigiIshouldhavedied。Heateforusboth。\" \"Hownoble!\"sighedRowena。 \"Doyouhearthat?\"saidthewidow,severely,toherboys。\"Letitbeanexampletoyou——Imeanyou,Joe。\" Joegavehisheadabarelyperceptibledisparagingtossandsaid:\"Etforboth。Itain’tanythingI’d’a’doneit。\" \"Hush,ifyouhaven’tgotanybettermannersthanthat。Youdon’tseethepointatall。Itwasn’tgoodfood。\" \"Idon’tcare——itwasfood,andI’d’a’etitifitwasrotten。\" \"Shame!Suchlanguage!Can’tyouunderstand?Theywerestarving- actuallystarving——andheateforboth,and——\" \"Shucks!yougimmeachanceandI’ll——\" \"There,now——closeyourhead!anddon’tyouopenitagaintillyou’reasked。\" [AngelogoesonandtellshowhisparentstheCountandCountesshadtoflyfromFlorenceforpoliticalreasons,anddiedpoorinBerlinbereftoftheirgreatpropertybyconfiscation;andhowheandLuigihadtotravelwithafreak-showduringtwoyearsandsuffersemi-starvation。] \"Thathatefulblack-bread;butIseldomateanythingduringthattime; thatwaspoorLuigi’saffair——\" \"I’llneverMisterhimagain!\"criedthewidow,withstrongemotion,\"he’sLuigitome,fromthisout!\" \"Thankyouathousandtimes,madam,athousandtimes!thoughintruthI don’tdeserveit。\" \"Ah,Luigiisalwaysthefortunateonewhenhonorsareshowering,\"saidAngelo,plaintively;\"nowwhathaveIdone,Mrs。Cooper,thatyouleavemeout?Come,youmuststrainapointinmyfavor。\" \"CallyouAngelo?Why,certainlyIwill;whatareyouthinkingof!Inthecaseoftwins,why——\" \"But,ma,you’rebreakingupthestory——dolethimgoon。\" \"Youkeepstill,RowenaCooper,andhecangoonallthebetter,I reckon。Oneinterruptiondon’thurt,it’stwothatmakesthetrouble。\" \"Butyou’veaddedone,now,andthatisthree。\" \"Rowena!Iwillnotallowyoutotalkbackatmewhenyouhavegotnothingrationaltosay。\" CHAPTERIII ANGELOISBLUE [Afterbreakfastthewholevillagecrowdedin,andtherewasagrandreceptioninhonorofthetwins;andatthecloseofitthegifted\"freak\"capturedeverybody’sadmirationbysittingdownatthepianoandknockingoutaclassicfour-handedpieceingreatstyle。Thenthejudgetookit——orthem——drivinginhisbuggyandshowedoffhisvillage。] Allalongthestreetsthepeoplecrowdedthewindowsandstaredattheamazingtwins。Troopsofsmallboysflockedafterthebuggy,excitedandyelling。Atfirstthedogsshowednointerest。Theythoughttheymerelysawthreemeninabuggy——amatterofnoconsequence;butwhentheyfoundoutthefactsofthecase,theyalteredtheiropinionprettyradically,andjoinedtheboys,expressingtheirmindsastheycame。Otherdogsgotinterested;indeed,allthedogs。Itwasaspiritedsighttoseethemcomeleapingfences,tearingaroundcorners,swarmingoutofeverybystreetandalley。Thenoisetheymadewassomethingbeyondbelief—— orpraise。Theydidnotseemtobemovedbymalicebutonlybyprejudice,thecommonhumanprejudiceagainstlackofconformity。Ifthetwinsturnedtheirheads,theybrokeandfledineverydirection,butstoppedatasafedistanceandfacedabout;andthenformedandcameonagainassoonasthestrangersshowedthemtheirback。Negroesandfarmers’wivestooktothewoodswhenthebuggycameuponthemsuddenly,andaltogetherthedrivewaspleasantandanimated,andarefreshmentallaround。 [Itwasalongandlivelydrive。AngelowasaMethodist,LuigiwasaFree-thinker。ThejudgewasveryproudofhisFreethinkers’ Society,whichwasflourishingalonginamostprosperouswayandalreadyhadtwomembers——himselfandtheobscureandneglectedPudd’nheadWilson。Itwastomeetthatevening,andheinvitedLuigitojoin;athingwhichLuigiwasgladtodo,partlybecauseitwouldpleasehimself,andpartlybecauseitwouldgravelAngelo。] Theyhadnowarrivedatthewidow’sgate,andtheexcursionwasended。 Thetwinspolitelyexpressedtheirobligationsforthepleasantoutingwhichhadbeenaffordedthem;towhichthejudgebowedhisthanks,andthensaidhewouldnowgoandarrangefortheFree-thinkers’meeting,andwouldcallforCountLuigiintheevening。 \"Foryoualso,dearsir,\"headdedhastily,turningtoAngeloandbowing。 \"Inaddressingmyselfparticularlytoyourbrother,Iwasnotmeaningtoleaveyouout。Itwasanunintentionalrudeness,Iassureyou,andduewhollytoaccident——accidentandpreoccupation。Ibegyoutoforgiveme。\" HisquickeyehadseenthesensitivebloodmountintoAngelo’sface,betrayingthewoundthathadbeeninflicted。Thestingoftheslighthadgonedeep,buttheapologywassoprompt,andsoevidentlysincere,thatthehurtwasalmostimmediatelyhealed,andaforgivingsmiletestifiedtothekindlyjudgethatallwaswellagain。 ConcealedbehindAngelo’smodestandunassumingexterior,andunsuspectedbyanybuthisintimates,wasaloftypride,aprideofalmostabnormalproportions,indeed,andthisrenderedhimeverthepreyofslights;andalthoughtheywerealmostalwaysimaginaryones,theyhurtnonethelessonthataccount。ByillfortunejudgeDriscollhadhappenedtotouchhissorestpoint,i。e。,hisconvictionthathisbrother’spresencewaswelcomereverywherethanhisown;thathewasofteninvited,outofmerecourtesy,whereonlyhisbrotherwaswanted,andthatinamajorityofcaseshewouldnotbeincludedinaninvitationifhecouldbeleftoutwithoutoffense。Asensitivenaturelikethisisnecessarilysubjecttomoods;moodswhichtraversethewholegamutoffeeling;moodswhichknowalltheclimesofemotion,fromthesunnyheightsofjoytotheblackabyssesofdespair。Attimes,inhisseasonsofdeepestdepressions,Angeloalmostwishedthatheandhisbrothermightbecomesegregatedfromeachotherandbeseparateindividuals,likeothermen。Butofcourseassoonashismindclearedandthesediseasedimaginingspassedaway,heshudderedattherepulsivethought,andearnestlyprayedthatitmightvisithimnomore。Tobeseparate,andasothermenare!Howawkwarditwouldseem;howunendurable。Whatwouldhedowithhishands,hisarms? Howwouldhislegsfeel?Howodd,andstrange,andgrotesqueeveryaction,attitude,movement,gesturewouldbe。Tosleepbyhimself,eatbyhimself,walkbyhimself——howlonely,howunspeakablylonely!No,no,anyfatebutthat。Ineverywayandfromeverypoint,theideawasrevolting。 Thiswasofcoursenatural;tohavefeltotherwisewouldhavebeenunnatural。Hehadknownnolifebutacombinedone;hehadbeenfamiliarwithitfromhisbirth;hewasnotabletoconceiveofanyotherasbeingagreeable,orevenbearable。Tohim,intheprivacyofhissecretthoughts,allothermenweremonsters,deformities:andduringthree-fourthsofhislifetheiraspecthadfilledhimwithwhatpromisedtobeanunconquerableaversion。Butateighteenhiseyebegantotakenoteoffemalebeauty;andlittlebylittle,undefinedlongingsgrewupinhisheart,underwhosesofteninginfluencestheoldstubbornaversiongraduallydiminished,andfinallydisappeared。Menwerestillmonstrositiestohim,stilldeformities,andinhissobermomentshehadnodesiretobelikethem,buttheirstrangeandunsocialanduncannyconstructionwasnolongeroffensivetohim。 Thishadbeenaharddayforhim,physicallyandmentally。HehadbeencalledinthemorningbeforehehadquitesleptofftheeffectsoftheliquorwhichLuigihaddrunk;andso,forthefirsthalf-hourhadhadtheseedyfeeling,andlanguor,thebroodingdepression,thecobwebbymouthanddruggytastethatcomeofdissipationandaresoillapreparationforbodilyorintellectualactivities;thelongviolentstrainofthereceptionhadfollowed;andthishadbeenfollowed,inturn,bythedrearysight-seeing,thejudge’swearyingexplanationsandlaudationsofthesights,andthestupefyingclamorofthedogs。Asacongruousconclusion,afittingend,hisfeelingshadbeenhurt,aslighthadbeenputuponhim。Hewouldhavebeengladtoforegodinnerandbetakehimselftorestandsleep,butheheldhispeaceandsaidnoword,forheknewhisbrother,Luigi,wasfresh,unweary,fulloflife,spirit,energy;hewouldhavescoffedattheideaofwastingvaluabletimeonabedorasofa,andwouldhaverefusedpermission。