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"
Have
the
papers
come
yet
?
"
she
asked
sulkily
.
She
drove
up
to
town
with
rage
in
her
heart
.
The
following
day
was
not
much
better
.
The
boys
did
not
go
off
to
play
golf
,
but
they
played
tennis
.
Their
incessant
activity
profoundly
irritated
Julia
.
Tom
in
shorts
,
with
his
bare
legs
,
and
a
cricket
shirt
,
really
did
not
look
more
than
sixteen
.
Bathing
as
they
did
three
or
four
times
a
day
he
could
not
get
his
hair
to
stay
down
,
and
the
moment
it
was
dry
it
spread
over
his
head
in
unruly
curls
.
It
made
him
look
younger
than
ever
,
but
oh
,
so
charming
.
Julia
’
s
heart
was
wrung
.
And
it
seemed
to
her
that
his
demeanour
had
strangely
changed
;
in
the
constant
companionship
of
Roger
he
had
shed
the
young
man
about
town
who
was
so
careful
of
his
dress
,
so
particular
about
wearing
the
right
thing
,
and
was
become
again
a
sloppy
little
schoolboy
.
He
never
gave
a
hint
,
no
glance
even
betrayed
,
that
he
was
her
lover
;
he
treated
her
as
if
she
were
no
more
than
Roger
’
s
mother
.
In
every
remark
he
made
,
in
his
mischievousness
,
in
his
polite
little
ways
,
he
made
her
feel
that
she
belonged
to
an
older
generation
.
His
behaviour
had
nothing
of
the
chivalrous
courtesy
a
young
man
might
show
to
a
fascinating
woman
;
it
was
the
tolerant
kindness
he
might
display
to
a
maiden
aunt
.
Julia
was
irritated
that
Tom
should
docilely
follow
the
lead
of
a
boy
so
much
younger
than
himself
.
It
indicated
lack
of
character
.
But
she
did
not
blame
him
;
she
blamed
Roger
.
Roger
’
s
selfishness
revolted
her
.
It
was
all
very
well
to
say
he
was
young
.
His
indifference
to
anyone
’
s
pleasure
but
his
own
showed
a
vile
disposition
.
He
was
tactless
and
inconsiderate
.
He
acted
as
though
the
house
,
the
servants
,
his
father
and
mother
were
there
for
his
particular
convenience
.
She
would
often
have
been
rather
sharp
with
him
,
but
that
she
did
not
dare
before
Tom
assume
the
role
of
the
correcting
mother
.
And
when
you
reproved
Roger
he
had
a
maddening
way
of
looking
deeply
hurt
,
like
a
stricken
hind
,
which
made
you
feel
that
you
had
been
unkind
and
unjust
.
She
could
look
like
that
too
,
it
was
an
expression
of
the
eyes
that
he
had
inherited
from
her
;
she
had
used
it
over
and
over
again
on
the
stage
with
moving
effect
,
and
she
knew
it
need
not
mean
very
much
,
but
when
she
saw
it
in
his
it
shattered
her
.
The
mere
thought
of
it
now
made
her
feel
tenderly
towards
him
.
And
that
sudden
change
of
feeling
showed
her
the
truth
;
she
was
jealous
of
Roger
,
madly
jealous
.
The
realization
gave
her
something
of
a
shock
;
she
did
not
know
whether
to
laugh
or
to
be
ashamed
.
She
reflected
a
moment
.
"
Well
,
I
’
ll
cook
his
goose
all
right
.
"
She
was
not
going
to
let
the
following
Sunday
pass
like
the
last
.
Thank
God
,
Tom
was
a
snob
.
"
A
woman
attracts
men
by
her
charm
and
holds
them
by
their
vices
,
"
she
murmured
and
wondered
whether
she
had
invented
the
aphorism
or
remembered
it
from
some
play
she
had
once
acted
in
.
She
gave
instructions
for
some
telephoning
to
be
done
.
She
got
the
Dennorants
to
come
for
the
week
-
end
.
Charles
Tamerley
was
staying
at
Henley
and
accepted
an
invitation
to
come
over
for
Sunday
and
bring
his
host
,
Sir
Mayhew
Bryanston
,
who
was
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer
.
To
amuse
him
and
the
Dennorants
,
because
she
knew
that
the
upper
classes
do
not
want
to
meet
one
another
in
what
they
think
is
Bohemia
,
but
artists
of
one
sort
or
another
,
she
asked
Archie
Dexter
,
her
leading
man
,
and
his
pretty
wife
who
acted
under
her
maiden
name
of
Grace
Hardwill
.
She
felt
pretty
sure
that
with
a
marquess
and
marchioness
to
hover
round
and
a
Cabinet
Minister
to
be
impressed
by
,
Tom
would
not
go
off
to
play
golf
with
Roger
or
spend
the
afternoon
in
a
punt
.
In
such
a
party
Roger
would
sink
into
his
proper
place
of
a
schoolboy
that
no
one
took
any
notice
of
,
and
Tom
would
see
how
brilliant
she
could
be
when
she
took
the
trouble
.
In
the
anticipation
of
her
triumph
she
managed
to
bear
the
intervening
days
with
fortitude
.
She
saw
little
of
Roger
and
Tom
.
On
her
matinee
days
she
did
not
see
them
at
all
.
If
they
were
not
playing
some
game
they
were
careering
about
the
country
in
Roger
’
s
car
.
Julia
drove
the
Dennorants
down
after
the
play
.
Roger
had
gone
to
bed
,
but
Michael
and
Tom
were
waiting
up
to
have
supper
with
them
.
It
was
a
very
good
supper
.
The
servants
had
gone
to
bed
too
and
they
helped
themselves
.
Julia
noticed
the
shy
eagerness
with
which
Tom
saw
that
the
Dennorants
had
everything
they
wanted
,
and
his
alacrity
to
jump
up
if
he
could
be
of
service
.
His
civility
was
somewhat
officious
.
