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heplaselfbyhersideaskedifshefelttired.everyattentionthatsheuldthensheloved,offeredethialfiease.
“no,dear,iottiredbutiladtogetback.”
“didyoufindyouroldlandladystillalive”
“yes.butoh,soaltered,poorthiruggleforlifesthavebeenahardone,sinceilastsawher.”
“shedidntregnizeyou,ofurse”
“ohno.shelookedatanddressisurpriseandsaidherlodgianyyearsagoand,elaingforbothofus.sheburstouteinspiteofeveryefforttofindhiiaskedtogointothekitenoberrootthetopofthehouse;iusedtoplayinit,allbyself.regestthentiopehedoor.”
“gesforthebetter”
“dear,ituldnthaveishouldnthaveknoe;ahappysurprisethisti.iningoutthegarret,doyouthinkthelandladyfoundtrytoguess.”
anythingtopleaseheranythingtokeherthinkthatheethingyouhadleftbehindyou,”hesaid,“atthetihere.”
“yesyhtatthefirstguessalittlerialoffather.onlysotoetosing;andasllpaotheryhavethrobacke;iantolookoverthelettersatohisdoesntiyou”
“idoes.”
hedethatereplyethingelse.sheplainlythatshesaetipast,”shenfessed.“youhavebeenaafraidlondoagreehyou.”
headttedthatsheghtberight;stillspeakingabsently,stillthinkingofthedivor.tenderly,andalittletidly,sheputherarroundhisdoyougood.dontyouthinkso”
“idaresay,dear.whereshallwego”
“oh,ileavethattoyou.”
“no,sydingtolondon.youshalldecidethisti.”
shesubtted,andprosedtothinkofit.leavinghiintothepooviers,shenotiontheapologizedforhisrudeness.“thereisnothinghreadinginthepaper,”hesaid,afterbeggingherpardon.“youdontcareaboutpolitics,doyou”
insteadofansattentively.
theheightenedlorherface.sheileduneasily.“surely,”heresud,tryingtospeakgayly,“ihaventoffendedyou”
“thereissothingioread.”
hedebuthestillkepttheneuedpalerstill.
“isitallover”sheasked.“andisitputintheneer”
“ean”
“ianthedivorce.”
heher.shefollo.
“idonteifyouareafreenagain.”
quietasitnoalteativebuttotreatherbrutallyortoreply.stilllookingoutatthestreet,hesaid“yes.”
“freetorry,ifyoulike”shepersisted.
hesaid“yes”oncereahisfacesteadilytuedaher.sheovednorspoke.
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shelober,andthreorethansheuldendureahefreely.heroverburdefoundnoreliefintears.inthesolitudeofherroohethoughtofthefuture.thedrearyforebodingofightbe,filledheroreair.intheoleratsphereherryrevereditself;sherelleaid.“askthefirstpatieoreadhehadreadthereportofthedivorce.
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