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AnneLisbeth安妮莉斯貝
AnneLisbeth,scomplexionwaslikepeachesandcream;hereyeswerebright,herteeth
shinywhite;shewasyoung,gay,andbeautifultolookupon;herstepswerelight
andhermindwasevenlighter.Whatwouldcomeofallthis?”Thatawfulbrat,〃people
saidaboutherbaby;andindeedhewasn'tpretty,sohewasleftwiththe
ditchdigger,swife.
AnneLisbethwentintoserviceintheCount,scastle.Thereshesatinamagnificent
room,dressedinsilkandvelvet;notabreathofwindwasallowedtoblowonher
noranyonetospeakaharshwordtoher.ShewasnursetotheCount,schild,who
wasasbelovedasaprince,beautifulasanangel.Howshelovedhim!
Herownchildwasprovidedforintheditchdigger'shouse,wherehiswife'stemper
boiledovermoreoftenthanherpot.Sometimesthechildwasleftalonealldaylong,
andcried;butwhatnobodyhearsdoesn'tbotheranyone!Hecriedhimselftosleep,
andinsleepthereisneitherhungernorthirst;sleepissuchagoodinvention!
“Illweedsgrowfast,“saystheproverb,andAnneLisbeth'sboydidindeedshoot
uprapidly.Itwasasifhehadtakenrootintheditchdigger,shousehold;hismother
hadpaidforhisupbringingandconsideredherselfwellridofhim.Shewasacity
ladynow,waswellprovidedfor,andwhenevershewentoutshewasbeautifullydressed;
butsheneverwenttoseehersonattheditchdigger's;thatwastoofarfromthe
city,andtherewasnoreasonforhertogothere,anyway;theboywastheirs,and
now,theydecided,itwastimeforhimtoearnhiskeep;sohefoundworktending
MadsJensen,sredcow.
ThewatchdogatBlegdamManorsitsproudlyontopofitshouseinthesunshine,
barkingatpassers-by,butinrainyweatheritlies,warmanddry,insideitskennel.
AnneLisbeth'sboysatattheedgeofaditchinthesunshine,whittlingsticksor
watchingthreeblossomingstrawberryplants;hehopedtheywouldsoonturninto
berries-thatwashishappiestthought-buttheberriesneverripened.Through
sunshineorshowershesatthere;hewasoftensoakedtotheskin,butthecoldwind
soondriedhisclothesonhisbody.Wheneverhewenttothefarmyardhereceived
onlykicksandcuffsandwascalled"stupidandugly”;hewasusedtothat-nobody
lovedhim.
HowdidAnneLisbeth,sboygetalong?Howcouldheundersuchcircumstances?Itwas
hisfatenevertobeloved.
Atlasthewasliterallypushedofftheearthandsenttoseainawretchedlittle
sailingvessel.Herehetookthehelmwhiletheskipperdrank-afrostbitten,
shabby-lookinglittleboy,andalwayshungry!Onewouldthinkheneverhadenough
toeat,andthatreallywasthecase.
Itwaslateintheautumn,wet,raw,stormyweather,withawindthatcutthrough
thewarmestclothing,especiallyoutatsea.Amiserablelittlevesselwithonesail
droveonbeforethewind;ithadacrewoftwomen,orratheramanandahalf-
theskipperandhisboy.Alldaythelighthadbeennobrighterthantwilight;now
itgrewstilldarkeranditwasbitterlycold.Theskipperbroughtforthabottle
andaglassandtookaswallowtowarmhimselfup;thetopoftheglasswaswhole,
butitsfoothadbeenbrokenoff,soinsteadithadalittlepieceofwood,painted
blue,tostandon.Adrinkisagreatcomfort,andtwoareevenbetter.Theboywas
atthehelm,holdingitwithrough,tarredhands,awretched,shrinkingformwith
unkempthair;itwastheditchdigger'sboy,registeredintheparishrecordsasthe
sonofAnneLisbeth.
Thewinddrovetheshiphardbeforeit;thesailbelliedoutbeforethepowerof
thewind;itwasroughandweteverywhere,anditmightsoonbeevenworse.Stop!
Whatwasthat?Whatcrashed?Whatsprangup?Whatgraspedthelittlevessel?The
boatwhirledaround.Wasitawaterspoutoratidalwave?Theboyatthehelmscreamed,
“LordJesus,saveus!〃Thevesselhadstruckonagreatrock,anditsanklikea
waterloggedoldshoeinaduckpond;sankwith"manandmouse,asthesayinggoes;
thereweremiceonboard,butonlyamanandahalf-theskipperandtheditchdigger,s
boy.Noonesawit,savethescreaminggullsaboveandthedartingfishesbeneath,
andthesehardlysawitclearly,fortheyfledinterrorwhenthewaterpouredinto
thedoomedvessel.Thereitlay,scarcelyafathombelowthewater,andthetwowere
drownedandforgotten.Onlytheglasswasleft,forthebluewoodenblockkeptit
afloat,anditdriftedontotheshore.Whereandwhen?Thatisofnoconsequence.
Thatoldbrokenglasshadbeenuseful,andhadbeenloved,too,inaway;whichAnne
Lisbeth,ssonhadneverbeen.However,inthekingdomofheavennosoulshallever
havecausetosigh,“Neverloved!”
AnneLisbethmeanwhilehadbeenlivingforseveralyearsinalargetown;shewas
addressedas〃madam〃andalwaysheldherselfveryproudlywhenshespokeofolden
times,ofthetimeswhensherodeinacarriageandtalkedwithcountessesand
baronesses.Andshetalkedofherfosterchild,thatsweetestoflittleangels,and
howhehadlovedherandshehadlovedhim,howtheyhadkissedandcaressedeach
other,forhewasherprideandjoy.Nowhewastall,fourteenyearsold,abright,
beautifulboy.Shehadn'tseenhimsincethetimeshecarriedhiminherarms;for
manyyearsshehadnotbeenattheCount'scastle,whichwasalongjourneyaway.
“ButImustfindawaytogettheresomeday,〃saidAnneLisbeth.〃Imustseemysweet
youngcountagain.Hemustbemissingme,andlovingmeashedidwhenhisangelic
littlearmsclungaroundmyneckandhesaid,'Ann-Lis,'assweetasaviolin.Ah,
yes,Imustmakeshortworkofitandseehimagain!”
Soshemadethelongtrip,partlyonfootandpartlybywagon.Thecastlewasas
magnificentandthegardensaslovelyasever,buttheservantswereallnewtoher,
andnotoneofthemknewAnneLisbethorwhatshehadoncemeantthere.Butthe
Countesswouldtellthem,shethought,andherownboy;howshelongedforhim!
NowAnneLisbethwasfinallyhere,buttheykeptherwaitingalongtime.Atlast,
justbeforethehouseholdwenttodinner,shewascalledin.TheCountessspoketo
herverycourteouslyandpromisedthatafterdinnersheshouldseeherbelovedboy.
Soshehadtowaitforanothersummons.
Howtall,thin,andlankyhehadgrown,buthestillhadhisbeautifuleyesandangelic
mouth;andhelookedstraightatherwithoutaword.Certainlyhehadnorecollection
ofher.Heturnedtogo,butshecaughthishandandpressedittoherlips."All
right,z/hesaid,"that'senough,〃andthenhelefttheroom.
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Theungratefulyoungnobleman,whomshehadlovedaboveallonearthandhadmade
theprideofherlife!
SoAnneLisbethleftthecastleandmadeherwayhomewardalongthehighway.She
wasverysorrowful;hehadbeensocoldandstrangetoher,withoutawordorthought
forher,hewhomshehadoncecarriedinherarmsnightanddayandalwayshadcarried
inherheart.
Thenahugeblackravenflewdownandalightedontheroadjustinfrontofherand
croakedagainandagain.〃0h,whatbirdofillomenareyou?”shesaid.
Asshepassedtheditchdigger,shouse,hiswifewasstandinginthedoorway,and
theyspoketooneanother.
〃Howrobustyoulook!,zsaidtheditchdigger,swife."Youareplumpandstout!
Everythingmustbegoingwellwithyou.”
“Prettywell,“repliedAnneLisbeth.
〃Theboatwentdownwiththem,〃saidtheditchdigger'swife."SkipperLarsandyour
boywerebothdrowned.Sothatendsthat.ButIhopedthattheboywouldhavelived
tohelpmeoutfromtimetotimewithalittlemoney;hehasn,tcostyouanything
foralongwhile,youknow,AnneLisbeth.”
/zDrowned,arethey?”repeatedAnneLisbeth,andthensaidnothingmoreonthat
subject.
AnneLisbethwasheartsickbecausetheyoungcountwouldn,tspeaktoher,shewho
lovedhimsoandhadtakenthatlongtriptoseehim;thejourneyhadalsobeen
expensive.Thepleasureithadbroughtherwaslittleindeed.Butshedidn,tsay
awordaboutit;shewouldn,tlightenhermindbytalkingaboutittothe
ditchdigger'swife,whomightthinkshewasnolongerwelcomeattheCount'scastle.
Whiletheyweretalking,theravenagainflewscreamingoverherhead."Thatugly
blackthing!”saidAnneLisbeth."That'sthesecondtimeit'sfrightenedmetoday!z/
Shehadbroughtsomecoffeebeansandchicorywithher;itwouldbeakindnessto
theditchdigger'swifetogivethesetoherandshareacupwithher.Whiletheold
womanwenttomakethecoffeeAnneLisbethsatdownandsoonfellasleep.
Strangelyenough,shedreamedofonewhomshehadneverseeninherdreamsbefore
-herownchild,whointhatveryhousehadhungeredandwept,whohadbeenkicked
aboutinheatandcold,andwhonowlaydeepbelowthesea,thegoodLordonlyknew
where.Shedreamedthatevenasshesattherewaitingforthecoffeeandsmelling
thefragrancedriftingintoherfromthekitchen,ashininglittleangel,beautiful
astheyoungcount,stoodinthedoorwayandspoketoher.
“Theendoftheworldiscome,〃saidthelittleangel."Holdfasttome,foryou
arestillmymother!Youhaveanangelinparadise.Holdfasttome!〃Thenhetook
holdofher,andatthatverymomenttherecameatremendouscrash,asthoughthe
wholeworldwereburstingintopieces,andastheangelroseintheair,holding
hertightlybyhersleeves,shefeltherselfliftedfromtheground.Butthen
somethingheavyclungtoherfeetanddraggedherdown;itwasasifahundredother
womenwereholdingtightlytoher,screaming,〃Ifyouaretobesaved,wemustbe
saved,too!Holdfast!Holdfast!”Andthentheyallclungtoher.Theweightwas
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tooheavy;ritsch,ratsch!-hersleevesweresplit,andshefelldowninterror
-andawoke.
Herheadwassodizzyshenearlyfelloffthechairwhereshewassitting.Shecould
notunderstandherdreamclearly,butshefeltitforetoldevilforher.
Theyhadtheircoffeeandtalkedforawhile.ThenAnneLisbethwalkedontothe
nearestvillage,whereshewastomeetthecarrieranddrivehomewithhimthat
evening.Butwhenshegotthere,thecarriertoldherhecouldn'tstartuntilthe
followingevening.Shethoughtitover-whatitwouldcosthertostaythere,the
lengthofthedistancehome,andrealizedthatifshewentalongtheseashoreinstead
ofbyroad,itwouldbenearlytwomilesshorter;itwasclearweatherandthemoon
wasatthefull.AndsoAnneLisbethdecidedtogoatonce;shecouldbehomethe
nextday.
Thesunhadset,thevesperbellswerestillringing-no,itwasnotthebells,
butPeterOxe'sfrogscroakingintheirpond.Soonthey,too,weresilent,andthen
allwasstill;nobirdraiseditsvoice,forallwereatrest;anditseemedthe
owlwasnotathome.Thehushofdeathsettledoverforestandshore.Shecouldhear
herownfootstepsinthesand.Nowavedisturbedthesea,thedeepwaterswereat
peace;everywherewassilence,silenceamongthelivingandthedead.
AnneLisbethwalkedon,notthinkingofanythinginparticular,aswesay.Yet,though
shewasnotconsciousofit,herthoughtswerebusywithinher,astheyalwaysare
withinallofus.Theylieasleepinsideus,thoughtsthathavealreadyshaped
themselvesintoactionandthoughtsthathaveneveryetstirred-therethey1ie
still,andsomedaytheywillcomeforth.Itiswritten:"Thelaborofrighteousness
ispeace”;andagainitiswritten:"Thewagesofsinaredeath!”Muchhasbeensaid
andwrittenthatonedoesnotknow-or,asitwaswithAnneLisbeth,doesnotremember
-butsuchthingscanappearbeforeone'ssubconsciousself,cancometomind,though
oneisunawareofit.
Thegermsofvicesandvirtuesarealivedeepinourhearts-inyoursandmine;
theylurkliketinyinvisibleseeds.Therecomesarayofsunshineorthetouchof
anevilhand;youturntotherightortotheleft,andthe1ittleseedquiversinto
life,putsforthshoots,andpoursitslifethroughoutalltheveins.Walkingin
adaydream,onemaybeunconsciousofmanypainfulthoughts,buttheyhavetheir
beingwithinusallthesame;thusAnneLisbethwalkedasifinadaydream,buther
thoughtslivedwithinher.
FromCandlemastoCandlemasthehearthasmuchwrittenuponit,eventherecordof
thewholeyear.Manysinsareforgotten,sinsinwordorthought,sinsagainstGod
orourneighbororourownconscience;wethinknotofthem,nordidAnneLisbeth.
Shehadbrokennolawsoftheland;sheknewthatshewaspopular,esteemed,even
respected.
Now,asshewalkedalongtheshore,suddenlysomethingmadeherstartandstandstill!
Whatwasit?Onlyanoldman'shat.Wherecouldthathavebeenwashedoverboard?
Shedrewcloserandlookeddownatit.
Oh!Whatwasthatlyingoverthere?Shebecameveryfrightened,andyetitwasnothing
butaheapoftangledseaweed,buttoherfancyithadseemedforamomentthebody
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ofaman.Asshecontinuedonherwaysherememberedmanystoriesshehadheardas
achildabouttheoldsuperstitiousbeliefinthe〃seaghost"-theghostofadrowned
bodythatlaystillunburied,washedbythetidesonthewildseashore.Thelifeless
bodyitselfcouldharmnoone,butthe〃seaghost"wouldfollowasolitarywanderer,
clingingfasttohimanddemandingtobecarriedtothechurchyardandburiedin
consecratedground."Holdon!Holdon!〃itwouldcry;andasAnneLisbeththought
ofthesewords,allatoncetherecamebacktohermostvividlyherdream-howthe
mothershadclungtoher,screaming,“Holdfast!Holdon!〃howtheworldhadsplit
beneathher,howhersleeveshadbeentornapartandshehadfallenfromthegrasp
ofherchild,whohadtriedtoholdherupinthehourofdoom.Herchild,herown
fleshandblood,whomshehadneverlovedandscarcelyeverthoughtof,wasnowlying
atthebottomofthesea;anydayhisbodymightbewashedashore,andhisghost
mightfollowher,wailing,“Holdon!Holdon!BurymeinChristianearth!”
Panic-strickenbythishorriblethought,sheranfasterandfaster.Terrortouched
herheartwithacold,clammyfinger;shewasreadytofaint.Andasshelookedupon
thesea,theairgrewthickerandthicker,aheavymistfel1overthescene,veiling
treeandbushinstrangedisguises.Sheturnedtoseekforthemoonbehindher-
anditwasonlyapalediskwithoutrays.Thensomethingheavyseemedtodragat
herlimbs;"Holdon!Holdon!〃shethought.Andwhensheagainturnedtowardthe
moonitswhitefaceseemedclosebesideher,andthemisthunglikeashroudover
hershoulders."Holdon!BurymeinChristianearth!”-shecouldalmosthearthose
words.Andthenshedidhearasound,sohollow,sohoarse-notthevoicesofthe
frogsinthepondnorthetonesoftheraven,forneitherwasnearby,butclearly
sheheardthedreadfulwords,“Buryme!Buryme!〃Yes!Itwas,itmustbe,theghost
ofherownchild,whocouldfindnorestforhissouluntilhisbodywascarried
tothechurchyardandlaidinaChristiangrave.
Tothechurchyardshewouldhurry;thatveryhourshewoulddigthegrave;andas
sheturnedtowardthechurchherburdenseemedtogrowlighter,untilitdisappeared
altogether.Assoonasshefeltthat,shestartedbacktofollowtheshortcutto
herhome,butoncemoreher1imbssankbeneathher,andagaintheterriblewords
ranginherears,“Holdon!
Holdon!”Itsoundedlikethecroakingofafrogandlikeawailingbird.
“Buryme!Buryme!〃
Coldandclammywasthemist,butstillcolderandclammierwereherhandsandface
underthetouchoffear!Aheavyweightagainclungtoherandseemedtodragher
down;herheartquakedwiththoughtsandfeelingsthathadneverstirredwithinher
beforethismoment.
InourNortherncountriesasinglespringnightisoftenenoughtodressthebeech
wood,andinthemorningsunlightitappearsinitsyoung,brightfoliage.
Inonesecondtheseedofsinwithinusmaybeliftedtothelightandunfoldedinto
thoughts,words,anddeeds;andthusitiswhenconscienceisawakened.AndourLord
awakensitwhenwelestexpectit;whenthereisnowaytoexcuseourselves,the
deedstandsopentoview,bearingwitnessagainstus;thoughtsspringintowords,
andwordsringclearlythroughouttheworld.Thenwearehorrifiedtofindwhatwe
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havecarriedwithinus,thatwehavenotovercometheevilwehavesownin
thoughtlessnessandpride.Thehearthideswithinitselfallvicesandvirtues,and
theygrowevenintheshallowestground.
AnneLisbeth,overwhelmedwiththerealizationofhersin,sanktothegroundand
creptalongforsomedistance."Buryme!”Buryme!〃stillranginherears,andgladly
wouldshehaveburiedherself,ifthegravecouldhavebroughteternalforgetfulness.
Itwasherhourofawakening,andshewasfullofanguishandhorror;superstition
madeherbloodrunhotandcold.Manythingsofwhichshehadfearedtospeakcame
intohermind.Therepassedbeforeher,silentlyasashadowycloudintheclear
moonlight,avisionshehadheardofbefore.Itwasaglowingchariotoffire,drawn
byfoursnortinghorses,withfireblazingfromtheireyesandnostrils;andnostrils;
andinsidesatawickednoblemanwhomorethanacenturyagohadruledhere.Every
midnight,herodeintohiscourtyardandrightoutagain.Hewasnotpale,likeother
ghosts;no,hisfacewasasblackasburntcoal.AshepassedAnneLisbethhenodded
andbeckonedtoher,“Holdon!Holdon!Youmayrideinacount,scarriageoncemore
andforgetyourchild.”
Shepulledherselftogetherandhastenedtothechurchyard,buttheblackcrosses
andtheblackravensmingledbeforehereyes;theravensscreamedastheyhaddone
thatmorning,butnowshecouldunderstandwhattheyweresaying.〃IamMotherRaven!
IamMotherRaven!,zsaideachofthem,andAnneLisbethknewthenamefittedherself
well;maybeshewouldbechangedintoahugeblackbirdlikethese,andhavetocry
astheycried,ifshedidnotdigthegrave.
Thensheflungherselfonthegroundandbeganfranticallydiggingwithherhands
inthehardearth;shedugtil1thebloodranfromherfingers.
“Buryme!Buryme!,zStillsheheardthosewords,andeverymomentshedreadedto
hearthecockcrowandseethefirststreakofdawnintheeast.Forifhertask
werenotcompletedbeforedaylightsheknewshewouldbelost.
Andthecockdidcrow,andthelightappearedintheeast-andthegravewasonly
halfdug,andbehold!anicyhandslidoverherheadandface,downtoherheart.
Avoiceseemedtosigh,“Onlyhalfthegrave!”andashadowyformdriftedpasther
anddowntothebottomoftheocean.Yes,itwasindeedthe〃s6aghost,〃andAnne
Lisbethfellfaintingtotheearth,exhaustedandoverpowered,andhersensesleft
her.
Whenshecameto,itwasbrightdaylight,andtwomenwereliftingherup.Shewas
lying,notinthechurchyard,butdownontheseashore,whereshehadbeendigging
adeepholeinthesand,andhadcutherfingersonabrokenglass,thestemofwhich
wasstuckinawoodenblockpaintedblue.
AnneLisbethwasill;herconsciencehadspokenloudlytoherthatnight,and
superstitiousterrorhadmingleditsvoicewiththevoiceofconscience.S
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