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I
faced
her
a
moment
with
a
sad
smile
.
"
It
strikes
me
that
by
this
time
your
eyes
are
open
even
wider
than
mine
.
"
They
proved
to
be
so
indeed
,
but
she
could
still
blush
,
almost
,
to
show
it
.
"
I
make
out
now
what
he
must
have
done
at
school
.
"
And
she
gave
,
in
her
simple
sharpness
,
an
almost
droll
disillusioned
nod
.
"
He
stole
!
"
I
turned
it
over
--
I
tried
to
be
more
judicial
.
"
Well
--
perhaps
.
"
She
looked
as
if
she
found
me
unexpectedly
calm
.
"
He
stole
letters
!
"
She
could
n't
know
my
reasons
for
a
calmness
after
all
pretty
shallow
;
so
I
showed
them
off
as
I
might
"
I
hope
then
it
was
to
more
purpose
than
in
this
case
!
The
note
,
at
any
rate
,
that
I
put
on
the
table
yesterday
,
"
I
pursued
,
"
will
have
given
him
so
scant
an
advantage
--
for
it
contained
only
the
bare
demand
for
an
interview
--
that
he
is
already
much
ashamed
of
having
gone
so
far
for
so
little
,
and
that
what
he
had
on
his
mind
last
evening
was
precisely
the
need
of
confession
.
"
I
seemed
to
myself
,
for
the
instant
,
to
have
mastered
it
,
to
see
it
all
.
"
Leave
us
,
leave
us
"
--
I
was
already
,
at
the
door
,
hurrying
her
off
.
"
I
'll
get
it
out
of
him
.
He
'll
meet
me
--
he
'll
confess
.
If
he
confesses
,
he
's
saved
.
And
if
he
's
saved
--
"
"
Then
you
are
?
"
The
dear
woman
kissed
me
on
this
,
and
I
took
her
farewell
.
"
I
'll
save
you
without
him
!
"
she
cried
as
she
went
.
Yet
it
was
when
she
had
got
off
--
and
I
missed
her
on
the
spot
--
that
the
great
pinch
really
came
.
If
I
had
counted
on
what
it
would
give
me
to
find
myself
alone
with
Miles
,
I
speedily
perceived
,
at
least
,
that
it
would
give
me
a
measure
.
No
hour
of
my
stay
in
fact
was
so
assailed
with
apprehensions
as
that
of
my
coming
down
to
learn
that
the
carriage
containing
Mrs.
Grose
and
my
younger
pupil
had
already
rolled
out
of
the
gates
.
Now
I
was
,
I
said
to
myself
,
face
to
face
with
the
elements
,
and
for
much
of
the
rest
of
the
day
,
while
I
fought
my
weakness
,
I
could
consider
that
I
had
been
supremely
rash
.
It
was
a
tighter
place
still
than
I
had
yet
turned
round
in
;
all
the
more
that
,
for
the
first
time
,
I
could
see
in
the
aspect
of
others
a
confused
reflection
of
the
crisis
.
What
had
happened
naturally
caused
them
all
to
stare
;
there
was
too
little
of
the
explained
,
throw
out
whatever
we
might
,
in
the
suddenness
of
my
colleague
's
act
.
The
maids
and
the
men
looked
blank
;
the
effect
of
which
on
my
nerves
was
an
aggravation
until
I
saw
the
necessity
of
making
it
a
positive
aid
.
It
was
precisely
,
in
short
,
by
just
clutching
the
helm
that
I
avoided
total
wreck
;
and
I
dare
say
that
,
to
bear
up
at
all
,
I
became
,
that
morning
,
very
grand
and
very
dry
.
I
welcomed
the
consciousness
that
I
was
charged
with
much
to
do
,
and
I
caused
it
to
be
known
as
well
that
,
left
thus
to
myself
,
I
was
quite
remarkably
firm
.
I
wandered
with
that
manner
,
for
the
next
hour
or
two
,
all
over
the
place
and
looked
,
I
have
no
doubt
,
as
if
I
were
ready
for
any
onset
.
So
,
for
the
benefit
of
whom
it
might
concern
,
I
paraded
with
a
sick
heart
.
The
person
it
appeared
least
to
concern
proved
to
be
,
till
dinner
,
little
Miles
himself
.
My
perambulations
had
given
me
,
meanwhile
,
no
glimpse
of
him
,
but
they
had
tended
to
make
more
public
the
change
taking
place
in
our
relation
as
a
consequence
of
his
having
at
the
piano
,
the
day
before
,
kept
me
,
in
Flora
's
interest
,
so
beguiled
and
befooled
.
The
stamp
of
publicity
had
of
course
been
fully
given
by
her
confinement
and
departure
,
and
the
change
itself
was
now
ushered
in
by
our
nonobservance
of
the
regular
custom
of
the
schoolroom
.
He
had
already
disappeared
when
,
on
my
way
down
,
I
pushed
open
his
door
,
and
I
learned
below
that
he
had
breakfasted
--
in
the
presence
of
a
couple
of
the
maids
--
with
Mrs.
Grose
and
his
sister
.
He
had
then
gone
out
,
as
he
said
,
for
a
stroll
;
than
which
nothing
,
I
reflected
,
could
better
have
expressed
his
frank
view
of
the
abrupt
transformation
of
my
office
.
What
he
would
not
permit
this
office
to
consist
of
was
yet
to
be
settled
:
there
was
a
queer
relief
,
at
all
events
--
I
mean
for
myself
in
especial
--
in
the
renouncement
of
one
pretension
.
If
so
much
had
sprung
to
the
surface
,
I
scarce
put
it
too
strongly
in
saying
that
what
had
perhaps
sprung
highest
was
the
absurdity
of
our
prolonging
the
fiction
that
I
had
anything
more
to
teach
him
.
It
sufficiently
stuck
out
that
,
by
tacit
little
tricks
in
which
even
more
than
myself
he
carried
out
the
care
for
my
dignity
,
I
had
had
to
appeal
to
him
to
let
me
off
straining
to
meet
him
on
the
ground
of
his
true
capacity
.
