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501
The
hours
passed
slowly
.
It
was
about
half
-
past
eleven
when
he
distinctly
heard
some
one
moving
,
with
a
light
,
stealthy
step
,
in
the
room
next
to
his
.
Then
Christine
had
not
gone
to
bed
!
Without
troubling
for
a
reason
,
Raoul
dressed
,
taking
care
not
to
make
a
sound
,
and
waited
.
Waited
for
what
?
How
could
he
tell
?
But
his
heart
thumped
in
his
chest
when
he
heard
Christine
s
door
turn
slowly
on
its
hinges
.
Where
could
she
be
going
,
at
this
hour
,
when
every
one
was
fast
asleep
at
Perros
?
Softly
opening
the
door
,
he
saw
Christine
s
white
form
,
in
the
moonlight
,
slipping
along
the
passage
.
She
went
down
the
stairs
and
he
leaned
over
the
baluster
above
her
.
Suddenly
he
heard
two
voices
in
rapid
conversation
.
He
caught
one
sentence
:
"
Don
t
lose
the
key
.
"
502
It
was
the
landlady
s
voice
.
The
door
facing
the
sea
was
opened
and
locked
again
.
Then
all
was
still
.
503
Raoul
ran
back
to
his
room
and
threw
back
the
window
.
Christine
s
white
form
stood
on
the
deserted
quay
.
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504
The
first
floor
of
the
Setting
Sun
was
at
no
great
height
and
a
tree
growing
against
the
wall
held
out
its
branches
to
Raoul
s
impatient
arms
and
enabled
him
to
climb
down
unknown
to
the
landlady
.
Her
amazement
,
therefore
,
was
all
the
greater
when
,
the
next
morning
,
the
young
man
was
brought
back
to
her
half
frozen
,
more
dead
than
alive
,
and
when
she
learned
that
he
had
been
found
stretched
at
full
length
on
the
steps
of
the
high
altar
of
the
little
church
.
505
She
ran
at
once
to
tell
Christine
,
who
hurried
down
and
,
with
the
help
of
the
landlady
,
did
her
best
to
revive
him
.
He
soon
opened
his
eyes
and
was
not
long
in
recovering
when
he
saw
his
friend
s
charming
face
leaning
over
him
.
506
A
few
weeks
later
,
when
the
tragedy
at
the
Opera
compelled
the
intervention
of
the
public
prosecutor
,
M
.
Mifroid
,
the
commissary
of
police
,
examined
the
Vicomte
de
Chagny
touching
the
events
of
the
night
at
Perros
.
I
quote
the
questions
and
answers
as
given
in
the
official
report
pp
.
150
et
seq
.
:
507
Q
.
"
Did
Mlle
.
Daae
not
see
you
come
down
from
your
room
by
the
curious
road
which
you
selected
?
"
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508
R
.
"
No
,
monsieur
,
no
,
although
,
when
walking
behind
her
,
I
took
no
pains
to
deaden
the
sound
of
my
footsteps
.
In
fact
,
I
was
anxious
that
she
should
turn
round
and
see
me
.
I
realized
that
I
had
no
excuse
for
following
her
and
that
this
way
of
spying
on
her
was
unworthy
of
me
.
But
she
seemed
not
to
hear
me
and
acted
exactly
as
though
I
were
not
there
.
She
quietly
left
the
quay
and
then
suddenly
walked
quickly
up
the
road
.
The
church
-
clock
had
struck
a
quarter
to
twelve
and
I
thought
that
this
must
have
made
her
hurry
,
for
she
began
almost
to
run
and
continued
hastening
until
she
came
to
the
church
.
"
509
Q
.
"
Was
the
gate
open
?
"
510
R
.
"
Yes
,
monsieur
,
and
this
surprised
me
,
but
did
not
seem
to
surprise
Mlle
.
Daae
.
"