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第41章 掘墓盗尸人9(第1页)

第41章掘墓盗尸人(9)

&hanoarosewhichthrewthepairooaiainshortofsubjects;pupilswereeager,anditartofthisteacher'spretensionstobealwayswellsupplied。AtthesametimethereewsofaburialiicgraveyardofGleimehaslittlegedtheplaquestion。Itstoodthen,asnow,uponacrossroad,outofanhabitations,ahomdeepinthefoliageofsixcedartrees。Thecriesofthesheepupontheneighbhills,thestreamletsupoherhand,oneloudlysingingamoherdrippingfurtivelyfrompondtopoirofthewindinmountainousuts,andonsevendaysthevoiceofthebellauor,weretheonlysoundsthatdisturbedthesileheruralchurch。TheResurrean—touseabyheperiod—waserredbyaiesofarypiety。Itartofhistradetodespiseahesdtrumpetsofoldtombs,thepathsworofworshippersahesaionsofbereavedaffe。Torustieighbourhoods,whereloveismorethanonlytenadwheresomebondsofbloodorfellowshipuiresocietyofaparish,thebody-snatcher,farfrombeiuralrespect,wasattractedbytheeaseahetask。Tobodiesthathadbeenlaidih,iionofafardiffereherecamethathasty,lamp-lit,terror-hauionofthespadeandmattock。Thewasforced,thetstorn,andthemelancholyrelics,sackclrattledforhoursonmoonlessbyways,wereatleouttermostindignitiesbeforeaclassofgapingboys。

&wovulturesmayswoopuponadyinglamb,FettesandMaeweretobeletlooseupogreeihewifeofafarmer,awomanwhohadlivedforsixtyyears,andbeenknbutgodlyversation,wastoberraveatmidnightandcarried,deadahatfar-awaycitythatshehadalwayshohherSunday'sbest;theplacebesideherfamilywastobeemptytillthe;heriandalmostveobeexposedtothatlastcuriosityoftheanatomist。

&erforth,edindfurhaformidablebottle。Itrairemission—ase,lashingrain。Nowandagaintherebleuffofwind,butthesesheetsoffallidown。Bottleandall,itwasasadadriveasfarasPenicuik,wheretheyweretospeheystoppedoohidetheirimplementsinathiotfarfromthechurdotheFisher'sTryst,tohaveatoastbeforethekitfireandvarytheirnipsofwhiskywithaglassofale。Wheheirjourney'sendthegigwashoused,thehorsewasfedandforted,awoyoungdoaprivateroomsatdowdihebestwihehouseafforded。Thelights,thefire,thebeatingrainuponthewindow,thegruousworkthatlaybeforethem,addedzesttotheirehemeal。Witheveryglasstheircordialityinaehalepileofgoldtohispanion。

"Aent,"hesaid。"Betweeheselittleaodationsoughttoflylikepipe-lights。"

&edthemoney,andapplaudedtheseheecho。"Youareaphilosopher,"hecried。"IwasanasstillIknewyou。Youaweenyou,bytheLordHarry!butyou'llmakeama;

"Ofcourseweshall,"applaudedMae。"Aman?Itellyou,itrequiredamantobackmeupthe。Therearesomebig,brawling,forty-year-oldcoouldhaveturthelookofthed-dthing;butnotyou—youkeptyourhead。Iwatchedyou。"

"Well,andwhynot?"Fettesthusvau;ItwasnoaffairofmihingtogainodisturbantheotherItratitude,don'tyousee?"Andheslappedhispockettillthegoldpieg。

Maesomehowfeltatouattheseuwords。Hemayhaveregrettedthathehadtaughthisyoungpanionsosuccessfully,buthehaderfere,fortheothernoisilyuedinthisboastfulstrain:

&quisnottobeafraid。weenyouandme,Idon'twanttohang—that'spractical;butforallt,Mae,Iwasbornt。Hell,God,Devil,right,wrong,sin,dalltheoldgalleryofcuriosities—theymayfrightenboys,butmenoftheworld,likeyouahem。Here'stothememray!"

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