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Later
on
,
at
the
cinema
,
she
sat
next
to
Tom
as
she
had
intended
and
held
his
hand
,
but
it
seemed
to
her
singularly
unresponsive
.
Like
a
fish
’
s
fin
.
She
suspected
that
he
was
thinking
uncomfortably
of
what
Michael
had
said
.
She
wished
that
she
had
had
an
opportunity
of
a
few
words
with
him
so
that
she
might
have
told
him
not
to
worry
.
After
all
no
one
could
have
carried
off
the
incident
with
more
brilliance
than
she
had
.
Aplomb
;
that
was
the
word
.
She
wondered
what
it
was
exactly
that
Dolly
had
told
Michael
.
She
had
better
find
out
.
It
would
not
do
to
ask
Michael
,
that
would
look
as
though
she
attached
importance
to
it
;
she
must
find
out
from
Dolly
herself
.
It
would
be
much
wiser
not
to
have
a
row
with
her
.
Julia
smiled
as
she
thought
of
the
scene
she
would
have
with
Dolly
.
She
would
be
sweetness
itself
,
she
would
wheedle
it
all
out
of
her
,
and
never
give
her
an
inkling
that
she
was
angry
.
It
was
curious
that
it
should
send
a
cold
shiver
down
her
back
to
think
that
people
were
talking
about
her
.
After
all
if
she
couldn
’
t
do
what
she
liked
,
who
could
?
Her
private
life
was
nobody
’
s
business
.
All
the
same
one
couldn
’
t
deny
that
it
wouldn
’
t
be
very
nice
if
people
were
laughing
at
her
.
She
wondered
what
Michael
would
do
if
he
found
out
the
truth
.
He
couldn
’
t
very
well
divorce
her
and
continue
to
manage
for
her
.
If
he
had
any
sense
he
’
d
shut
his
eyes
.
But
Michael
was
funny
in
some
ways
;
every
now
and
then
he
would
get
up
on
his
hind
legs
and
start
doing
his
colonel
stuff
.
He
was
quite
capable
of
saying
all
of
a
sudden
that
damn
it
all
,
he
must
behave
like
a
gentleman
.
Men
were
such
fools
;
there
wasn
’
t
one
of
them
who
wouldn
’
t
cut
off
his
nose
to
spite
his
face
.
Of
course
it
wouldn
’
t
really
matter
very
much
to
her
.
She
could
go
and
act
in
America
for
a
year
till
the
scandal
had
died
down
and
then
go
into
management
with
somebody
else
.
But
it
would
be
a
bore
.
And
then
there
was
Roger
to
consider
;
he
’
d
feel
it
,
poor
lamb
;
he
’
d
be
humiliated
,
naturally
it
was
no
good
shutting
one
’
s
eyes
to
the
fact
,
at
her
age
she
’
d
look
a
perfect
fool
being
divorced
on
account
of
a
boy
of
three
-
and
-
twenty
.
Of
course
she
wouldn
’
t
be
such
a
fool
as
to
marry
Tom
.
Would
Charles
marry
her
?
She
turned
and
in
the
half
-
light
looked
at
his
distinguished
profile
.
He
had
been
madly
in
love
with
her
for
years
;
he
was
one
of
those
chivalrous
idiots
that
a
woman
could
turn
round
her
little
finger
;
perhaps
he
wouldn
’
t
mind
being
co
-
respondent
*
instead
of
Tom
.
That
might
be
a
very
good
way
out
.
Lady
Charles
Tamerley
.
It
sounded
all
right
.
Perhaps
she
had
been
a
little
imprudent
.
She
had
always
been
very
careful
when
she
went
to
Tom
’
s
flat
,
but
it
might
be
that
one
of
the
chauffeurs
in
the
mews
had
seen
her
go
in
or
come
out
and
had
thought
things
That
class
of
people
had
such
filthy
minds
.
As
far
as
the
night
clubs
were
concerned
,
she
’
d
have
been
only
too
glad
to
go
with
Tom
to
quiet
little
places
where
no
one
would
see
them
,
but
he
didn
’
t
like
that
.
He
loved
a
crowd
,
he
wanted
to
see
smart
people
,
and
be
seen
.
He
liked
to
show
her
off
.
"
Damn
,
"
she
said
to
herself
.
"
Damn
,
damn
.
"
Julia
didn
’
t
enjoy
her
evening
at
the
cinema
as
much
as
she
had
expected
.
Next
day
Julia
got
Dolly
on
her
private
number
.
"
Darling
,
it
seems
ages
since
I
’
ve
seen
you
.
What
have
you
been
doing
with
yourself
all
this
time
?
"
"
Nothing
very
much
.
"
Dolly
’
s
voice
sounded
cold
.
"
Now
listen
,
Roger
’
s
coming
home
tomorrow
.
You
now
he
’
s
leaving
Eton
for
good
.
I
’
m
sending
the
car
for
him
early
and
I
want
you
to
come
to
lunch
.
Not
a
party
;
only
you
and
me
,
Michael
and
Roger
.
"
"
I
’
m
lunching
out
tomorrow
.
"
