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屋顶间的哲学家_梭维斯特-第27章

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    atthesightofthisancientwreckfromourpatrioticwars;thegreaternumbershaketheirheadsinpity;andiseemtohearasighoranimprecation。

    〃seetheworthofglory!〃saysaportlymerchant;turningawayhiseyesinhorror。

    〃whatadeplorableuseofhumanlife!〃rejoinsayoungmanwhocarriesavolumeofphilosophyunderhisarm。

    〃thetrooperwouldbetternothavelefthisplow;〃addsacountryman;withacunningair。

    〃pooroldman!〃murmursawoman;almostcrying。

    theveteranhasheard;andheknitshisbrow;foritseemstohimthathisguidehasgrownthoughtful。thelatter;attractedbywhathehearsaroundhim;hardlyanswerstheoldmansquestions;andhiseyes;vaguelylostinspace;seemtobeseekingthereforthesolutionofsomeproblem。

    iseemtoseeatwitchinginthegraymoustachesoftheveteran;hestopsabruptly;and;holdingbackhisguidewithhisremainingarm:

    〃theyallpityme;〃sayshe;〃becausetheydonotunderstandit;butifiweretoanswerthem鈥斺�敗�

    〃whatwouldyousaytothem;father?〃askstheyoungman;withcuriosity。

    〃ishouldsayfirsttothewomanwhoweepswhenshelooksatme;tokeephertearsforothermisfortunes;foreachofmywoundscallstomindsomestruggleformycolors。thereisroomfordoubtinghowsomemenhavedonetheirduty;withmeitisvisible。icarrytheaccountofmyservices;writtenwiththeenemyssteelandlead;onmyself;topitymeforhavingdonemydutyistosupposeiwouldbetterhavebeenfalsetoit。〃

    〃andwhatwouldyousaytothecountryman;father?〃

    〃ishouldtellhimthat;todrivetheplowinpeace;wemustfirstsecurethecountryitself;andthat;aslongasthereareforeignersreadytoeatourharvest;theremustbearmstodefendit。〃

    〃buttheyoungstudent;too;shookhisheadwhenhelamentedsuchauseoflife。〃

    〃becausehedoesnotknowwhatself…sacrificeandsufferingcanteach。

    thebooksthathestudieswehaveputinpractice;thoughweneverreadthem:theprinciplesheapplaudswehavedefendedwithpowderandbayonet。〃

    〃andatthepriceofyourlimbsandyourblood。themerchantsaid;whenhesawyourmaimedbody;seetheworthofglory!〃

    〃donotbelievehim;myson:thetruegloryisthebreadofthesoul;itisthiswhichnourishesself…sacrifice;patience;andcourage。themasterofallhasbestoweditasatiethemorebetweenmen。whenwedesiretobedistinguishedbyourbrethren;dowenotthusproveouresteemandoursympathyforthem?thelongingforadmirationisbutonesideoflove。no;no;thetrueglorycanneverbetoodearlypaidfor!

    thatwhichweshoulddeplore;child;isnottheinfirmitieswhichproveagenerousself…sacrifice;butthosewhichourvicesorourimprudencehavecalledforth。ah!ificouldspeakaloudtothosewho;whenpassing;castlooksofpityuponme;ishouldsaytotheyoungmanwhoseexcesseshavedimmedhissightbeforeheisold;whathaveyoudonewithyoureyes?totheslothfulman;whowithdifficultydragsalonghisenervatedmassofflesh;whathaveyoudonewithyourfeet?totheoldman;whoispunishedforhisintemperancebythegout;whathaveyoudonewithyourhands?toall;whathaveyoudonewiththedaysgodgrantedyou;withthefacultiesyoushouldhaveemployedforthegoodofyourbrethren?ifyoucannotanswer;bestownomoreofyourpityupontheoldsoldiermaimedinhiscountryscause;forhe鈥斺�攈eatleast鈥斺�攃anshowhisscarswithoutshame。〃

    october16th鈥斺�攖helittleengravinghasmademeprehendbetterthemeritsoffatherchaufour;andithereforeesteemhimallthemore。

    hehasjustnowleftmyattic。therenolongerpassesasingledaywithouthisingtoworkbymyfire;ormygoingtositandtalkbyhisboard。

    theoldartillerymanhasseenmuch;andlikestotellofit。fortwentyyearshewasanarmedtravellerthroughouteurope;andhefoughtwithouthatred;forhewaspossessedbyasinglethought鈥斺�攖hehonorofthenationalflag!itmighthavebeenhissuperstition;ifyouwill;butitwas;atthesametime;hissafeguard。

    thewordfrance;whichwasthenresoundingsogloriouslythroughtheworld;servedasatalismantohimagainstallsortsoftemptation。tohavetosupportagreatnamemayseemaburdentovulgarminds;butitisanencouragementtovigorousones。

    〃i;too;havehadmanymoments;〃saidhetometheotherday;〃whenihavebeentemptedtomakefriendswiththedevil。warisnotpreciselytheschoolforruralvirtues。bydintofburning;destroying;andkilling;yougrowalittletoughasregardsyourfeelings;and;whenthebayonethasmadeyouking;thenotionsofanautocrateintoyourheadalittlestrongly。butatthesemomentsicalledtomindthatcountrywhichthelieutenantspokeoftome;andiwhisperedtomyselfthewell…knownphrase;toujoursfrancais!ithasbeenlaughedatsince。peoplewhowouldmakeajokeofthedeathoftheirmotherhaveturneditintoridicule;asifthenameofourcountrywasnotalsoanobleandabindingthing。formypart;ishallneverforgetfromhowmanyfolliesthetitleoffrenchmanhaskeptme。when;overewithfatigue;ihavefoundmyselfintherearofthecolors;andwhenthemusketrywasrattlinginthefrontranks;manyatimeiheardavoice;whichwhisperedinmyear;leavetheotherstofight;andfortodaytakecareofyourownhide!butthen;thatwordfrancais!murmuredwithinme;andipressedforwardtohelpmyrades。atothertimes;when;irritatedbyhunger;cold;andwounds;ihavearrivedatthehovelofsomemeinherr;ihavebeenseizedbyanitchingtobreakthemastersback;andtoburnhishut;butiwhisperedtomyself;francais!andthisnamewouldnotrhymewitheitherincendiaryormurderer。ihave;inthisway;passedthroughkingdomsfromeasttowest;andfromnorthtosouth;alwaysdeterminednottobringdisgraceuponmycountrysflag。thelieutenant;yousee;hadtaughtmeamagicword鈥斺�攎ycountry!notonlymustwedefendit;butwemustalsomakeitgreatandloved。〃

    october17th鈥斺�攖o…dayihavepaidmyneighboralongvisit。achanceexpressionledthewaytohistellingmemoreofhimselfthanhehadyetdone。

    iaskedhimwhetherbothhislimbshadbeenlostinthesamebattle。

    〃no;no!〃repliedhe;〃thecannononlytookmyleg;itwastheclamartquarriesthatmyarmwenttofeed。〃

    andwheniaskedhimfortheparticulars鈥斺��

    〃thatsaseasyastosaygood…morning;〃continuedhe。〃afterthegreatbreak…upatwaterloo;istayedthreemonthsinthecamphospitaltogivemywoodenlegtimetogrow。assoonasiwasabletohobblealittle;itookleaveofheadquarters;andtooktheroadtoparis;whereihopedtofindsomerelativeorfriend;butno鈥斺�攁llweregone;orunderground。

    ishouldhavefoundmyselflessstrangeatvienna;madrid;orberlin。

    andalthoughihadalegthelesstoprovidefor;iwasnonethebetteroff;myappetitehadeback;andmylastsousweretakingflight。

    〃ihadindeedmetmyoldcolonel;whorecollectedthatihadhelpedhimoutoftheskirmishatmontereaubygivinghimmyhorse;andhehadofferedmebedandboardathishouse。iknewthattheyearbeforehehadmarriedacastleandnofewfarms;sothatimightbeepermanentcoat…brushertoamillionaire;whichwasnotwithoutitstemptations。

 
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