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He
made
a
movement
to
turn
,
and
she
raised
her
voice
:
"
I
don
t
want
you
to
go
!
"
He
smiled
.
It
was
the
first
time
he
had
smiled
at
her
in
the
past
three
months
;
it
was
not
the
kind
of
smile
she
could
care
to
see
.
"
I
forbid
you
to
leave
us
tonight
!
"
He
turned
and
left
the
room
.
Sitting
at
the
wheel
of
his
car
,
with
the
glassy
,
frozen
road
flying
at
his
face
and
down
under
the
wheels
at
sixty
miles
an
hour
,
he
let
the
thought
of
his
family
drop
away
from
him
and
the
vision
of
their
faces
went
rolling
back
into
the
abyss
of
speed
that
swallowed
the
bare
trees
and
lonely
structures
of
the
roadside
.
There
was
little
traffic
,
and
few
lights
in
the
distant
clusters
of
the
towns
he
passed
;
the
emptiness
of
inactivity
was
the
only
sign
of
a
holiday
.
A
hazy
glow
,
rusted
by
frost
,
flashed
above
the
roof
of
a
factory
once
in
a
rare
while
,
and
a
cold
wind
shrieked
through
the
joints
of
his
car
,
beating
the
canvas
top
against
the
metal
frame
.
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By
some
dim
sense
of
contrast
,
which
he
did
not
define
,
the
thought
of
his
family
was
replaced
by
the
thought
of
his
encounter
with
the
Wet
Nurse
,
the
Washington
boy
of
his
mills
.
At
the
time
of
his
indictment
,
he
had
discovered
that
the
boy
had
known
about
his
deal
with
Danagger
,
yet
had
not
reported
it
to
anyone
.
"
Why
didn
t
you
inform
your
friends
about
me
?
"
he
had
asked
.
The
boy
had
answered
brusquely
,
not
looking
at
him
,
"
Didn
t
want
to
.
"
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"
It
was
part
of
your
job
to
watch
precisely
for
things
of
that
kind
,
wasn
t
it
?
"
"
Yeah
.
"
"
Besides
,
your
friends
would
have
been
delighted
to
hear
it
.
"