How men suffer for the foolish things they do!" "Ay to that. Outside the post-office stood a nohatted, blond young man in gray flannels, who was elaborately affixing a stamp to a letter. She responded at once, rapping him on the knuckles with her fan. “I do not lay claim,” he continued, “to any remarkable amount of insight, but it is possible, is it not, that I have stumbled upon your present cause of distress. " "The pianist?" "Yes. ” She raked into the fire with the poker. We have lived under the same roof, but our ways seem to have lain wide apart. ’ ‘But it’s my affair, Melusine. You are somebody’s secretary, are you not?” It was plain that the subject was distasteful to her, but Ennison, although famous in a small way for his social tact, did not at once discard it. She tried to imagine herself “getting something,” to project herself as sitting down at a desk and writing, or as returning after her work to some pleasantly equipped and free and independent flat. His conscience never told him to go back and take his punishment; it tortured him only in regard to the deed itself. That is why I have dyed my hair, that is why I have abandoned my rôle of ingenuèe and altered my whole style of dress. Lucy's grin faded. " As he spoke, a smile crossed Sheppard's countenance.
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