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"
No
.
"
"
Then
I
must
ask
him
!
"
she
said
,
releasing
her
hands
from
Lydgate
’
s
,
and
rising
to
stand
at
two
yards
’
distance
from
him
.
"
No
,
Rosy
,
"
said
Lydgate
,
decisively
.
"
It
is
too
late
to
do
that
.
The
inventory
will
be
begun
to
-
morrow
.
Remember
it
is
a
mere
security
:
it
will
make
no
difference
:
it
is
a
temporary
affair
.
I
insist
upon
it
that
your
father
shall
not
know
,
unless
I
choose
to
tell
him
,
"
added
Lydgate
,
with
a
more
peremptory
emphasis
.
This
certainly
was
unkind
,
but
Rosamond
had
thrown
him
back
on
evil
expectation
as
to
what
she
would
do
in
the
way
of
quiet
steady
disobedience
.
The
unkindness
seemed
unpardonable
to
her
:
she
was
not
given
to
weeping
and
disliked
it
,
but
now
her
chin
and
lips
began
to
tremble
and
the
tears
welled
up
.
Perhaps
it
was
not
possible
for
Lydgate
,
under
the
double
stress
of
outward
material
difficulty
and
of
his
own
proud
resistance
to
humiliating
consequences
,
to
imagine
fully
what
this
sudden
trial
was
to
a
young
creature
who
had
known
nothing
but
indulgence
,
and
whose
dreams
had
all
been
of
new
indulgence
,
more
exactly
to
her
taste
.
But
he
did
wish
to
spare
her
as
much
as
he
could
,
and
her
tears
cut
him
to
the
heart
.
He
could
not
speak
again
immediately
;
but
Rosamond
did
not
go
on
sobbing
:
she
tried
to
conquer
her
agitation
and
wiped
away
her
tears
,
continuing
to
look
before
her
at
the
mantel
-
piece
.
"
Try
not
to
grieve
,
darling
,
"
said
Lydgate
,
turning
his
eyes
up
towards
her
.
That
she
had
chosen
to
move
away
from
him
in
this
moment
of
her
trouble
made
everything
harder
to
say
,
but
he
must
absolutely
go
on
.
"
We
must
brace
ourselves
to
do
what
is
necessary
.
It
is
I
who
have
been
in
fault
:
I
ought
to
have
seen
that
I
could
not
afford
-
to
live
in
this
way
.
But
many
things
have
told
against
me
in
my
practice
,
and
it
really
just
now
has
ebbed
to
a
low
point
.
I
may
recover
it
,
but
in
the
mean
time
we
must
pull
up
—
we
must
change
our
way
of
living
.
We
shall
weather
it
.
When
I
have
given
this
security
I
shall
have
time
to
look
about
me
;
and
you
are
so
clever
that
if
you
turn
your
mind
to
managing
you
will
school
me
into
carefulness
.
I
have
been
a
thoughtless
rascal
about
squaring
prices
—
but
come
,
dear
,
sit
down
and
forgive
me
.
"
Lydgate
was
bowing
his
neck
under
the
yoke
like
a
creature
who
had
talons
,
but
who
had
Reason
too
,
which
often
reduces
us
to
meekness
.
When
he
had
spoken
the
last
words
in
an
imploring
tone
,
Rosamond
returned
to
the
chair
by
his
side
.
His
self
-
blame
gave
her
some
hope
that
he
would
attend
to
her
opinion
,
and
she
said
—
"
Why
can
you
not
put
off
having
the
inventory
made
?
You
can
send
the
men
away
to
-
morrow
when
they
come
.
"
"
I
shall
not
send
them
away
,
"
said
Lydgate
,
the
peremptoriness
rising
again
.
Was
it
of
any
use
to
explain
?
