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"
Antoinette
!
Come
,
look
!
"
He
put
his
hand
under
her
chin
.
"
See
,
I
'm
not
so
terrible
.
"
"
Oh
,
"
she
said
,
when
her
eyes
met
his
again
,
"
I
--
"
And
then
she
folded
her
arms
against
his
breast
while
he
petted
her
hand
and
held
her
close
.
"
I
'm
not
so
bad
,
Antoinette
.
It
's
you
as
much
as
it
is
me
.
You
do
love
me
,
then
?
"
"
Yes
,
yes
--
oh
yes
!
"
"
And
you
do
n't
mind
?
"
"
No
.
It
's
all
so
strange
.
"
Her
face
was
hidden
"
Kiss
me
,
then
.
"
She
put
up
her
lips
and
slipped
her
arms
about
him
.
He
held
her
close
.
He
tried
teasingly
to
make
her
say
why
she
cried
,
thinking
the
while
of
what
Aileen
or
Rita
would
think
if
they
knew
,
but
she
would
not
at
first
--
admitting
later
that
it
was
a
sense
of
evil
.
Curiously
she
also
thought
of
Aileen
,
and
how
,
on
occasion
,
she
had
seen
her
sweep
in
and
out
.
Now
she
was
sharing
with
her
(
the
dashing
Mrs.
Cowperwood
,
so
vain
and
superior
)
the
wonder
of
his
affection
.
Strange
as
it
may
seem
,
she
looked
on
it
now
as
rather
an
honor
.
She
had
risen
in
her
own
estimation
--
her
sense
of
life
and
power
.
Now
,
more
than
ever
before
,
she
knew
something
of
life
because
she
knew
something
of
love
and
passion
.
The
future
seemed
tremulous
with
promise
.
She
went
back
to
her
machine
after
a
while
,
thinking
of
this
.
What
would
it
all
come
to
?
she
wondered
,
wildly
.
You
could
not
have
told
by
her
eyes
that
she
had
been
crying
.
Instead
,
a
rich
glow
in
her
brown
cheeks
heightened
her
beauty
.
No
disturbing
sense
of
Aileen
was
involved
with
all
this
.
Antoinette
was
of
the
newer
order
that
was
beginning
to
privately
question
ethics
and
morals
.
She
had
a
right
to
her
life
,
lead
where
it
would
.
And
to
what
it
would
bring
her
.
The
feel
of
Cowperwood
's
lips
was
still
fresh
on
hers
.
What
would
the
future
reveal
to
her
now
?
What
?
The
result
of
this
understanding
was
not
so
important
to
Cowperwood
as
it
was
to
Antoinette
.
In
a
vagrant
mood
he
had
unlocked
a
spirit
here
which
was
fiery
,
passionate
,
but
in
his
case
hopelessly
worshipful
.
However
much
she
might
be
grieved
by
him
,
Antoinette
,
as
he
subsequently
learned
,
would
never
sin
against
his
personal
welfare
.
Yet
she
was
unwittingly
the
means
of
first
opening
the
flood-gates
of
suspicion
on
Aileen
,
thereby
establishing
in
the
latter
's
mind
the
fact
of
Cowperwood
's
persistent
unfaithfulness
.
