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    heputagentlearoundher.

    ”yuerunsahyou,lydia.theresnoreasonforyoutobejealous.”

    shegavehiquickrersefulkiss,adelicatecaressoipofhisear.

    ”iknoe,alfred,idontbelieveishouldhavebeenintheleastjealousofyourther.iwishidknownher.”

    hesighed.

    ”sheure,”hesaid.

    hisiedly.

    ”sothatshoruckyou...asapoorcreature...thatsiing.”

    hesaiddrealy:”ireerherasnearlyalenintears...”heshookhishead.”shehadnospirit.”

    stillstaringathisherredverysoftly:”howodd...”

    butashetuedaquestioningglanher,sheshookherheadquicklyandgedthesubject.

    ”sinygarden.”

    ”itsveryld,dear,abitingwind.”

    ”illly.”

    shelefttherooalfredlee,leftalooodforsoionless,froself,thesideierge,carryingaflatbasket.sheat.shesetdohebasketaoasquarestonesinkslightlyraisedabovegroundlevel.

    herhusbai.atlasthe,fetchedhielfaatandffler,andergedontotheterracebyasidedoor.asheiniaturegardens,alltheproductsoflydiasagilefingers.

    onerepresentedadesertstreesinlouredtin,andaproelsepritivedhouseshadbeennstrueajapanesegardenodelledoutofplastie.

    heotlebagandfthentoabeach.betesllcactuses.

    lydiaurringtoherself:”yes,thatsexactlyrightexactlyi.”

    alfredsaid:”sthislatest”

    shestarted,forshehadnotheardhiup.

    ”thisoh,itsthedeadsea,alfred.doyoulikeit”

    hesaid,”itsratherarid,isntitoughtetation”

    sheshookherhead.

    ”itsideaofthedeadsea.itisdead,yousee”

    ”itsnotsoattractiveassooftheothers.”

    ”itsnotanttobespeciallyattractive.”

    footstepssouheterraelderlybutler,ingto.

    ”sgeeleeoelephone,dashesaysorrow”

    ”yes,tellherthateallright.”

    ”thankyou,da”

    thebutlerhurriedahasoftenedexpressiononherface.

    ”dearoldtressilian.agine.”

    alfredagreed.

    ”hesoheoldschool.hesbeenhusnearlyfortyyears.hesdevotedtousall.”

    lydianodded.

    ”yes.heslikethefaithfuloldretainersoffiselfblueinthefaceifitily”

    alfredsaid:”ibelievehewould...yes,ibelievehewould.”

    lydiasothedoverthelastbitofhershingle.

    ”there,”shesaid.”thatsready.”

    ”ready”alfredlookedpuzzled.

    shelaughed.

    ”forentalfalychristsohave.”

    iv

    davidhitheheditoutaagain.

    quietly,.shehejerkingsorofthelongdeliodientsofhishelockoffairhairthataleostraydoherhappealingblueeyesshewasready.

    ”hilda,shallit”

    hildahesitatedanutebeforespeaking.shehadheardtheappealinhisvoice.sheknearriageksheuldprobablyinfluencehisdecisionfinallyanddecisively.butforjustthatreasonshehingtoofinal.

    shesaid,andhervoicehadthecalsoothingqualitythatbeheardinthevoiceofanexperienannieinanursery:”itdependsonhoit,david.”

    abroadan,hilda,iful,butagiethingingandendearinginthesoundofhervoiiddleagedannotcleveotbrilliantbutethingaboutherthatyouuldntpassover.forcehildaleehadforce

    davidgotupandbeganpagupanddoildqualityofabuejonesknight.itehoveryreal...

    hesaid,andhisvoiceust.”

    ”iotsure.”

    ”butivetoldyouivetoldyouagainandagainhoisery.ihatedeveryntthatispeher...”

    hispathetically.

    ”sheyfather”hisfailiatingherboastingofhisloveaffairsnstantlyunfaithfultoheraroublingto.”

    hildaleesaid:”sheshouldnothaveputup.”

    hesaidain.be

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