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921
Next
day
they
rode
up
through
the
Jersey
country
,
had
luncheon
in
New
York
,
and
in
the
afternoon
went
to
see
a
problem
play
at
which
Isabelle
wept
all
through
the
second
act
,
rather
to
Amory
's
embarrassment
--
though
it
filled
him
with
tenderness
to
watch
her
.
He
was
tempted
to
lean
over
and
kiss
away
her
tears
,
and
she
slipped
her
hand
into
his
under
cover
of
darkness
to
be
pressed
softly
.
922
Then
at
six
they
arrived
at
the
Borges
'
summer
place
on
Long
Island
,
and
Amory
rushed
up-stairs
to
change
into
a
dinner
coat
.
As
he
put
in
his
studs
he
realized
that
he
was
enjoying
life
as
he
would
probably
never
enjoy
it
again
.
Everything
was
hallowed
by
the
haze
of
his
own
youth
.
He
had
arrived
,
abreast
of
the
best
in
his
generation
at
Princeton
.
He
was
in
love
and
his
love
was
returned
.
Turning
on
all
the
lights
,
he
looked
at
himself
in
the
mirror
,
trying
to
find
in
his
own
face
the
qualities
that
made
him
see
clearer
than
the
great
crowd
of
people
,
that
made
him
decide
firmly
,
and
able
to
influence
and
follow
his
own
will
.
There
was
little
in
his
life
now
that
he
would
have
changed
.
...
Oxford
might
have
been
a
bigger
field
.
923
Silently
he
admired
himself
.
How
conveniently
well
he
looked
,
and
how
well
a
dinner
coat
became
him
.
He
stepped
into
the
hall
and
then
waited
at
the
top
of
the
stairs
,
for
he
heard
footsteps
coming
.
It
was
Isabelle
,
and
from
the
top
of
her
shining
hair
to
her
little
golden
slippers
she
had
never
seemed
so
beautiful
.
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924
"
Isabelle
!
"
he
cried
,
half
involuntarily
,
and
held
out
his
arms
925
As
in
the
story-books
,
she
ran
into
them
,
and
on
that
half-minute
,
as
their
lips
first
touched
,
rested
the
high
point
of
vanity
,
the
crest
of
his
young
egotism
.
926
"
Ouch
!
Let
me
go
!
"
927
He
dropped
his
arms
to
his
sides
.
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928
"
What
's
the
matter
?
"
929
"
Your
shirt
stud
--
it
hurt
me
--
look
!
"
She
was
looking
down
at
her
neck
,
where
a
little
blue
spot
about
the
size
of
a
pea
marred
its
pallor
.
930
"
Oh
,
Isabelle
,
"
he
reproached
himself
,
"
I
'm
a
goopher
.
Really
,
I
'm
sorry
--
I
should
n't
have
held
you
so
close
.
"