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But Jarriquez had no idea of abandoning the inquiry. If he could only now trust to chance, he would work on for that chance. He tried to evoke it by all means possible and impossible. He had given himself over to fury and anger, and, what was worse, to impotent anger!
"If I ask her," Pao-yü observed, "to pour it, she wouldn't be as ready as she would were you to tell her about it."
It was true enough that Stixon now had nothing more to tell, but what he had told already seemed of very great importance, confirming strongly, as it did, the description given me by Jacob Rigg. And even the butler's concluding words — that I seemed born to hear it all — comforted me like some good omen, and cheered me forward to make them true. Not that I could, in my sad and dangerous enterprise, always be confident. Some little spirit I must have had, and some resolve to be faithful, according to the power of a very common mind, admiring but never claiming courage. For I never did feel in any kind of way any gift of inspiration, or even the fitness of a quick, strong mind for working out deeds of justice. There were many good ladies in America then, and now there are some in England, perceiving so clearly their own superiority as to run about largely proclaiming it. How often I longed to be a little more like these, equal to men in achievements of the body, and very far beyond them in questions of the mind!
In half an hour Mrs. Linley returned — pale, silent, self-contained.
She was thinking of herself—of her freedom—though the boy knew it not. She buried her face in her hands and continued speaking; William had to bend his ear to catch the faint whisper.
The anger felt by many persons as to Lizzie's fraudulent obstinacy was intense. Mr. Camperdown thought that she ought to be dragged up to London by cart ropes. The attorneys engaged for the prosecution were almost beside themselves. They did send down a doctor of their own, but Lizzie would not see the doctor — would not see the doctor though threats of most frightful consequences were conveyed to her. She would be exposed, fined thousands of pounds, committed to jail for contempt of court, and prosecuted for perjury into the bargain. But she was firm. She wrote one scrap of a note to the doctor who came from London. "I shall not live to satisfy their rabid vengeance." Even Frank Greystock felt almost more annoyed than gratified that she should be able thus to escape. People who had heard of the inquiry before the magistrate, had postponed their excitement and interest on the occasion because they knew that the day of the trial would be the great day; and when they heard that they were to be robbed of the pleasure of Lady Eustace's cross-examination, there arose almost a public feeling of wrath that justice should be thus outraged. The doctor who had given the certificate was vilified in the newspapers, and long articles were written as to the impotence of the law. But Lizzie was successful, and the trial went on without her.
"You must please yourself about that, Sir Griffin."
"I've just been again to the Lung Ts'ui monastery," Pao-yü smiled to Pao-ch'ai, Tai-yü and his other cousins, "and Miao Yü gave me for each of you a twig of plum blossom. I've already sent a servant to take them over."
"I regret to say that I cannot answer your ladyship's question with any precision," said Lord Fawn.
"Quite so!" replied Mrs. Yu.
"And what is John the Just pleased to say?"
When she got as far as the Ts'ui Yen bridge, she saw, on raising her head and looking round, the mounds and lofty places entirely shut in by screens, and she bethought herself that labourers were that day to plant trees in that particular locality.
Mr. Trenchard had paid the bill, collected his quotas and rewarded the waiter, and then, as they all rose, said to Endymion, "We are going to the Divan. Do you smoke?"
"Yes," she said. "Thank goodness, I shall get out of this frightful place tomorrow, and soon have once more a roof of my own over my head. What an experience I have had since I have been here!"
"All this wench is good for," Yüan Yang shouted, "is 'to rush about as if selling camels in the six states!' If she heard what I said, she won't feel flattered."
"No, no," sighed Barbara.
"I am very sorry," she stammered; and with the effort of speaking, emotion quite got the better of her, and she burst into tears. "I did not know anything of all this; my father's affairs were not spoken of before me. I believe I have not anything; if I had, I would divide it amongst you as equally as I could. But, should the means ever be in my power—should money ever be mine, I will thankfully pay all your claims."
On an occasion when she had first irritated and then surprised him, Randal Linley had said to Mrs. Presty, "You have got a heart, after all!" Her reply to her daughter showed that view of her character to be the right one. "Say no more, my dear," she answered "I was hasty; I was wrong."
Brisk and smiling, Mrs. Presty presented herself in the waiting-room. "We have got rid of our enemy!" she announced, "I looked out of the window and saw him leaving the hotel." She paused, struck with the deep dejection expressed in her daughter's attitude. "Catherine!" she exclaimed, "I tell you Herbert has gone, and you look as if you regretted it! Is there anything wrong? Did my message fail to bring him here?"
Although it was not the season, the great desert had, comparatively speaking, again become peopled. There were many persons in town, and they all called immediately on Lady Roehampton. The ministerial families and the diplomatic corps alone form a circle, but there is also a certain number of charming people who love London in November, and lead there a wondrous pleasant life of real amusement, until their feudal traditions and their domestic duties summon them back to their Christmas homes.
"To dear Catherine, from Herbert, on the anniversary of our marriage."
Joam Garral received him with a warm welcome, and offered him a seat at the dinner-table.
"Halt! Halt!"
"And it will take place here — at Iquitos?"
"Oh, I don't know; perhaps thirty-two."
"As regards the several stanzas of doggerel verse, they may too evoke such laughter as to compel the reader to blurt out the rice, and to spurt out the wine.
"I am sure I cannot give you news of your brother," he said, "but I have had a letter this morning from Endymion. He seems to take great interest in his debating club."
"It wasn't my doing," said Lizzie.
"Even so, I thought," said he; "but afterwards what shall betide?"
Now I went to one of the windows, as the light (which had been very good) began to pale from its long and labored sufferance of London, and then, with soft and steady touch, I lifted off the loosened hoop. A smell of mustiness — for smells go through what nothing else can — was the first thing to perceive, and then, having moved the disk of gold, I found a piece of vellum. This was doubled, and I opened it, and read, in small clear writing:
Written under the modifying influence of these conclusions, his letter contained the few words that follow:
"Archibald!"
"Lady Feng won't let me have the money!" Yüan Yang replied, picking up the cards.
Ch'ing Wen hastily put the bottle away. "It's dreadfully pungent!" she laughed. "Bring me some paper, quick!"
These words were still on her lips when she saw 'sister-in-law' Li coming also to see what the noise was all about. "How is it," she then inquired of Li Wan, "that that young fellow, with the jade, and that girl, with the golden unicorn round her neck, both of whom are so cleanly and tidy, and have besides ample to eat, are over there conferring about eating raw meat? There they are chatting, saying this and saying that; but I can't see how meat can be eaten raw!"
They there passed a "seringal." This name is applied to a caoutchouc plantation, the caoutchouc being extracted from the "seringueira" tree, whose scientific name is siphonia elastica.
"Terrible!" responded Mr. Carlyle, with a grave face.
sing my sentiments.'
次日一早。
顾佰顺早早吃过了饭后，就坐在自家客厅内，给码工总协会的副会长章明打了个电话。
"喂，佰顺啊！"
"章叔，您忙着呢吗？"顾佰顺礼貌的问道。
"在协会呢，怎么了，有事吗？"
"是，我有点事情想跟您说。"
"行，那你过来吧。"章明轻声回道："我在总协会等你！"
二人结束通话，顾佰顺立即拿起一个黑皮箱，迈步走出了家门。
……
今日，天空放晴，万里无云，街道上人群涌动，看着热闹非凡。
顾佰顺开着车赶到了码工总协会，去了章明的办公室。他进屋的时候，长老会的老何等人也在，他们有几人嘴上都缠沾着纱布，身上有明显外伤。
看来魏相佐这个人还是能做到言出必践的，说剁嘴，真就剁嘴了。
顾佰顺见这么多长辈在场，也就没有说话，冲着众人打了声招呼，就坐在了边角处。
室内，老何骂骂咧咧的说道："魏相佐太不像话了！先不说老顾就是他联合余家弄死的，光是搞闸南内斗，殴打我们这个事，那就过不去！自从码工协会成立以来，下面的人，谁特么敢动我们长老会……这样干还没有规矩了？"
"是啊，他要当闸南一把，我第一个不答应！"
"找关系，在监狱里判死他！"
"……!"
长老会的人死抱一团，统一向不在场的魏相佐开炮。
副会长章明只寒暄着说一些场面话，安慰大家，但却一直没有给出什么承诺。
顾佰顺坐在一旁，也不插不上什么话，只静静听着。
老何见章明没啥反应，立马又冲顾佰顺问了一句："小顺，让你说，你能同意魏相佐当帮带吗？！可是他弄死你父亲的。"
顾佰顺眼神黯淡，停顿一下回道；"我……我不太懂这些事，你们大家替我做主就好了，我听你们的。"
"你看，小顺也说听我们的吧，我跟你说老章，等总会长回来，你必须带头说这事！"
"好好，都别吵了，我答应你们，等总会长回来，我跟他说！"章明略带敷衍的回了一句，起身冲大家说道："今天我有不少事要做，警务署那边开新闻发布会，抓的全是咱们的人，我得去市里一趟，行了，都别在这儿呆着了，咱们回头聊！"
长老会的人磨磨唧唧的又和章明交谈了几句，逼着他频繁表态后，才一同离去。
送走众人后，章明弯腰坐在了沙发上，倒着茶水，笑呵呵的看着顾栢顺问道："佰顺啊，你怎么看这个事啊？"
顾栢顺眨了眨眼睛："我相信魏哥，我支持他当帮带！"
章明听到这个回答，明显怔了一下："佰顺啊，外面现在可都在传，是魏相佐和余家合谋，害的你父亲！你支持他，我有点不太理解啊。"
"我说了，我相信魏哥不是那样的人，而且徐虎之前威胁过我们。"顾佰顺心机很浅，憨了吧唧的回道："他之前，还管我妈要钱来着。"
"要钱？"章明皱眉问道："要什么钱？"
"就要我爸生前攒的那点财产呗。"顾佰顺并没有避讳自家财产的话题，而是很直白的回了一句。
"唉，老顾没了，你们娘俩是挺难的。"章明将茶水推给顾佰顺，再次问道："不过你真的支持魏相佐吗？"
"嗯，我支持他。"顾佰顺立即回道："我相信魏哥的人品。"
章明缓缓点头："那你愿意在总会长回来后，在会上说这个事儿吗？"
"我愿意啊！"顾佰顺目光清澈的回道："我可以说这话。"
"行。"章明喝了口茶水："那我知道了。哎，对了，你找我就是要说这个吗？"
"除了支持魏哥外，我……我还想……！"顾佰顺有些拘谨的将黑色皮箱从桌下推了过去："章叔，我也不会说什么！但我爸活着的时候，经常和我念道，说你俩是好朋友，好兄弟，从大迁移时期就一块做事了。所以，我求您，今后还要多照顾照顾我们家。"
"你这是……！"章明有些意外。
"……这是我爸活着的时候，在别人手里买的一套花瓶，是当时沈系军阀被消灭时，川军打进九区，从冯成章家里抄出来的，后流落在外了。"顾佰顺低声说道："我爸说您也喜欢这些东西，我就拿出来，送给你了。"
"哎呦，你可千万别搞这些事儿。"章明立即摆手："我这么大岁数了，能收你的东西吗？听话，赶紧拿回去！还有，不管你张没张嘴，我以后都会照顾你们家的，放心吧，有我在，没人敢瞎闹腾！"
"章叔，您还是收下吧……！"
"不行，这绝对不行，赶紧拿回去哈，我去市里开会了。"章明扔下一句，就站起了身。
……
十几分钟后，顾佰顺离开总协会，刚要上车。
"哎，等会，佰顺！"章明的秘书突然追了出来。
顾佰顺回头："怎么了，哥！"
"上车说！"章明的秘书上了车，关上了车门，冲着一脸茫然的顾佰顺问道："要给你章叔送礼啊？"
"是啊，我都带出来了，但他不收啊！"
"你啊，你就是没有社会经验！"秘书无语的回道："你拎着箱子进的他办公室，那么多人看着，你章叔能要吗？"
"啊！我忘了，我以为……！"
"哎呦，你就是上学上太多了，没有社会阅历。"秘书低声回道："其实，你章叔非常喜欢古董！"
"啊，那我回头在给他送去！"顾佰顺立即笑着回道。
秘书崩溃的看着他；"你是不是傻啊？！我呢？我下来是干啥的啊！非得要说明白了吗？"
"啊啊啊啊，对对对！"顾佰顺这才反应了过来，伸手将箱子递了过去："您替我带给章叔吧！"
半小时后，章明坐在办公室内，看着一对花瓶，突然笑着说了一句："龙口区，一个帮带死了，一个坐堂进去了。缺个人啊！"
秘书一时间没懂："您想在龙口区插个旗吗？"
章明抬头看向他："你觉得花瓶咋样？"
秘书怔住。
……
市警务署的提审问讯监室内，此刻已经彻底满员了，有很多级别不够的，直接就扔到了仓库了暂时关押。
陆丰坐在自己的监室内，哼着小曲，正跟看管他的警员一块看着电视节目。
走廊内，一阵脚步声响起，刚刚被提审完的李洪泽，正好从办公区那边走了回来。
陆丰一抬头就看向了对方，而李洪泽转身之时，也见到了他。
二人对视半晌，火花四溅！
李洪泽看着这个逼，暗自咬了咬牙，迈步站在了监室门口，低声问道："我踏马就不明白了？！你是咋进来的呢？！杜胜明在桐林桥跑了，李兴在现场也跑了，这俩在中心的人，都啥事没有，你踏马一个在外围晃荡的人，怎么还能出事呢？"
陆丰立马起身来到栏杆门口，皱眉问道："……我也纳闷了，你是咋进来的呢？他俩都跑了，你怎么……！"
"你踏马要不进来，我能进来吗？！"李洪泽咬着钢牙："你是不是演我啊？！"
"我演你啥了？我特么进来了，啥都没说啊，会长！"陆丰回。
李洪泽指了指自己的太阳穴："你最好动点脑子！不要瞎说话！"
"我肯定不瞎说话啊！我和你不一样，我没大多事儿，就是袭警了。"陆丰低声回道："我最多一个刑拘！你呢？你是犯了啥罪了！"
李洪泽被王道林抓的时候，心态都没有爆炸，但此刻听到陆丰的回话，突然暴怒的骂道："我可去尼玛的吧！！你拿话整我是吧？你记住了，老子要判十年，你最少判八年！"
"你要这么说的话，我可全撂了！"陆丰立即回道："我本来就是自首，我可以刑拘转污点证人……！"
"我曹尼玛！"李洪泽伸手就掐住了陆丰的脖子。
