Volume 4 Book 5 Chapter 3: Enriched with Commentaries by Toussaint | 悲惨世界

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In the garden, near the railing on the street, there was a stone bench, screened from the eyes of the curious by a plantation of yoke-elms, but which could, in case of necessity, be reached by an arm from the outside, past the trees and the gate.

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One evening during that same month of April, Jean Valjean had gone out; Cosette had seated herself on this bench after sundown. The breeze was blowing briskly in the trees, Cosette was meditating; an objectless sadness was taking possession of her little by little, that invincible sadness evoked by the evening, and which arises, perhaps, who knows, from the mystery of the tomb which is ajar at that hour.

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Perhaps Fantine was within that shadow.

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Volume 4 Book 5 Chapter 3: Enriched with Commentaries by Toussaint
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