Surely it was my good angel that sent me toher that evening!
He seemed to suggest to her that he believed her powers would be wasted as the wife of a man who, of course, being a clergyman, could have no enemies.
Such are the pilgrimages and penances of the Romanists; and such the severities which some others have practised on themselves with a view to atone for sin and render Deity propitious.
Mankind have entertained different ideas of what was necessary to make atonement.
On the girl's way to bed she had received a message from Grammer, to the effect that she would much like to speak to her that night.
As soon as she saw him there returned to her that agony of mind which the stimulus of her journey had thrown off for a time.
It had seemed to her that he was looking much to the right of that cradle and tomb of his ancestral dignity; but she made no further observation, and taking his arm walked home beside him almost in silence.
The man was a cowboy, and his entrance recalled vividly to her that of Dustin Farnum in the first act of "The Virginian.
It seemed to her that a long, stored-up bitterness was flooding away.
It was the woman in her that obeyed--not the personality of proud Madeline Hammond.
It seemed to her that it was her duty to get up and clamor to go home to her room, to protest against his advances as an insult.
They seemed to her that morning to be all armed with nets and prepared to throw them over her directly her movements became in any manner truly free.
It did not occur to her that they at least had found a way of earning a living, and had that much economic superiority to herself.
It occurred to her that it was absurd and wrong to be so continuously thinking of one engrossing topic, and she made a strenuous effort to force her mind to other questions.
It is quite clear to her that he is shut up, since no one knows any news of him or his wanderings.
It seems to her that if he dies, she, too, must needs do so.
Giving her pledges, he swears to her that he will always live on peaceful terms with her, and will make good to her all the loss which she can prove, and will build up again the houses which he had destroyed.
The storm of passion once over, He would have given worlds had He possest them, to have restored to her that innocence of which his unbridled lust had deprived her.
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She was about to eagerly explain why, when it occurred to her that Mrs. Randolph had only given him a suppressed version of the telegram, and that she would be betraying her, or again taking sides in this partisan divided home.
He had approached so near to her that it was singular she had not heard him.
It seemed toher that he was about to raise them to his lips, but she withdrew them hastily, and moved away.
And he rose to still higher considerations; he endeavoured to prove to her that, if it is bad to have erred, an excessive fear of erring is a still worse evil, because it is better to lose one's way than not to walk at all.
As to the contract, she had immediate occasion to speak of it to her father, who announced to her that he had invited his notary, Maitre Noirot, to dine with him the next day.
So huge, so broad, so red in the face, so stolid, it seemed wonderful to her that he paid her any attention!
A long time--it seemed hours--passed thus, with the feeling growing deeper in her that no good would come while she was watching.
It seemed to her that it was she that they were laughing at, pointing her out to one another, jeering at her, reviling her, threatening her.
Likely enough, it was only her imagination, but it seemed to her that people in the restaurant had recognized him, and were whispering to one another: he was bound to be well known.
It seemed to her that he looked at her once or twice a little oddly without speaking.
And suddenly it came to her that it was a face she knew.
A new and double consciousness came over her that for a moment prevented her from meeting his honest eyes.
And it was the more hopeless to her that it was not the mere sentiment of reciprocation, but the material instinct of paternity in its most animal form.
Yet so intense was his interest in her that he did not notice that this revelation was leaving now no excuse for his wife's presence at Boomville.
She was sheltered now from its fiercest onslaught, and it seemed to her that it rose and fell, moaning in strange, broken cadences, almost like the singing of a violin.
It was horrible to her that he should stand aside--inexplicable except in terms of that wretched business on the Indian Frontier, in the hideous truth of which only his own acknowledgment had compelled her to believe.
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