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He
was
seized
by
an
overwhelming
disgust
for
the
situation
.
To
explain
,
to
patch
—
these
were
not
natural
functions
at
their
age
—
better
to
continue
with
the
cracked
echo
of
an
old
truth
in
the
ears
.
"
This
is
no
go
,
"
he
said
suddenly
"
Well
,
that
’
s
occurred
to
me
,
"
Franz
admitted
.
"
Your
heart
isn
’
t
in
this
project
any
more
,
Dick
.
"
"
I
know
.
I
want
to
leave
—
we
could
strike
some
arrangement
about
taking
Nicole
’
s
money
out
gradually
.
"
"
I
have
thought
about
that
too
,
Dick
—
I
have
seen
this
coming
.
I
am
able
to
arrange
other
backing
,
and
it
will
be
possible
to
take
all
your
money
out
by
the
end
of
the
year
.
"
Dick
had
not
intended
to
come
to
a
decision
so
quickly
,
nor
was
he
prepared
for
Franz
’
s
so
ready
acquiescence
in
the
break
,
yet
he
was
relieved
.
Not
without
desperation
he
had
long
felt
the
ethics
of
his
profession
dissolving
into
a
lifeless
mass
.
The
Divers
would
return
to
the
Riviera
,
which
was
home
.
The
Villa
Diana
had
been
rented
again
for
the
summer
,
so
they
divided
the
intervening
time
between
German
spas
and
French
cathedral
towns
where
they
were
always
happy
for
a
few
days
.
Dick
wrote
a
little
with
no
particular
method
;
it
was
one
of
those
parts
of
life
that
is
an
awaiting
;
not
upon
Nicole
’
s
health
,
which
seemed
to
thrive
on
travel
,
nor
upon
work
,
but
simply
an
awaiting
.
The
factor
that
gave
purposefulness
to
the
period
was
the
children
.
Dick
’
s
interest
in
them
increased
with
their
ages
,
now
eleven
and
nine
.
He
managed
to
reach
them
over
the
heads
of
employees
on
the
principle
that
both
the
forcing
of
children
and
the
fear
of
forcing
them
were
inadequate
substitutes
for
the
long
,
careful
watchfulness
,
the
checking
and
balancing
and
reckoning
of
accounts
,
to
the
end
that
there
should
be
no
slip
below
a
certain
level
of
duty
.
He
came
to
know
them
much
better
than
Nicole
did
,
and
in
expansive
moods
over
the
wines
of
several
countries
he
talked
and
played
with
them
at
length
.
They
had
that
wistful
charm
,
almost
sadness
,
peculiar
to
children
who
have
learned
early
not
to
cry
or
laugh
with
abandon
;
they
were
apparently
moved
to
no
extremes
of
emotion
,
but
content
with
a
simple
regimentation
and
the
simple
pleasures
allowed
them
.
They
lived
on
the
even
tenor
found
advisable
in
the
experience
of
old
families
of
the
Western
world
,
brought
up
rather
than
brought
out
.
Dick
thought
,
for
example
,
that
nothing
was
more
conducive
to
the
development
of
observation
than
compulsory
silence
.
Lanier
was
an
unpredictable
boy
with
an
inhuman
curiosity
.
"
Well
,
how
many
Pomeranians
would
it
take
to
lick
a
lion
,
father
?
"
was
typical
of
the
questions
with
which
he
harassed
Dick
.
Topsy
was
easier
.
She
was
nine
and
very
fair
and
exquisitely
made
like
Nicole
,
and
in
the
past
Dick
had
worried
about
that
.
Lately
she
had
become
as
robust
as
any
American
child
.
He
was
satisfied
with
them
both
,
but
conveyed
the
fact
to
them
only
in
a
tacit
way
.
They
were
not
let
off
breaches
of
good
conduct
—
"
Either
one
learns
politeness
at
home
,
"
Dick
said
,
"
or
the
world
teaches
it
to
you
with
a
whip
and
you
may
get
hurt
in
the
process
.
What
do
I
care
whether
Topsy
‘
adores
’
me
or
not
?
I
’
m
not
bringing
her
up
to
be
my
wife
.
"
Another
element
that
distinguished
this
summer
and
autumn
for
the
Divers
was
a
plenitude
of
money
.
Due
to
the
sale
of
their
interest
in
the
clinic
,
and
to
developments
in
America
,
there
was
now
so
much
that
the
mere
spending
of
it
,
the
care
of
goods
,
was
an
absorption
in
itself
.
The
style
in
which
they
travelled
seemed
fabulous
.
