Onethingatleastwasobvious：shewasnotmadetobelookedatthus。Thereddlemanhadappearedconsciousofasmuch，and，whileMrs。Yeobrightlookedinuponher，hecasthiseyesasidewithadelicacywhichwellbecamehim。
Thesleeperapparentlythoughtsotoo，forthenextmomentsheopenedherown。
Thelipsthenpartedwithsomethingofanticipation，somethingmoreofdoubt；andherseveralthoughtsandfractionsofthoughts，assignalledbythechangesonherface，wereexhibitedbythelighttotheutmostnicety。
Aningenuous，transparentlifewasdisclosed，asiftheflowofherexistencecouldbeseenpassingwithinher。
Sheunderstoodthesceneinamoment。
\"Oyes，itisI，Aunt，\"shecried。\"Iknowhowfrightenedyouare，andhowyoucannotbelieveit；butallthesame，itisIwhohavecomehomelikethis！\"
\"Tamsin，Tamsin！\"saidMrs。Yeobright，stoopingovertheyoungwomanandkissingher。\"Omydeargirl！\"
Thomasinwasnowonthevergeofasob，butbyanunexpectedself—commandsheutterednosound。Withagentlepantingbreathshesatupright。
\"Ididnotexpecttoseeyouinthisstate，anymorethanyoume，\"shewentonquickly。\"WhereamI，Aunt？\"
\"Nearlyhome，mydear。InEgdonBottom。Whatdreadfulthingisit？\"
\"I’lltellyouinamoment。Sonear，arewe？ThenI
willgetoutandwalk。Iwanttogohomebythepath。\"
\"Butthiskindmanwhohasdonesomuchwill，Iamsure，takeyourightontomyhouse？\"saidtheaunt，turningtothereddleman，whohadwithdrawnfromthefrontofthevanontheawakeningofthegirl，andstoodintheroad。
\"Whyshouldyouthinkitnecessarytoaskme？Iwill，ofcourse，\"saidhe。
\"Heisindeedkind，\"murmuredThomasin。\"Iwasonceacquaintedwithhim，Aunt，andwhenIsawhimtodayIthoughtIshouldpreferhisvantoanyconveyanceofastranger。
ButI’llwalknow。Reddleman，stopthehorses，please。\"
Themanregardedherwithtenderreluctance，butstoppedthemAuntandniecethendescendedfromthevan，Mrs。Yeobrightsayingtoitsowner，\"Iquiterecognizeyounow。
Whatmadeyouchangefromthenicebusinessyourfatherleftyou？\"
\"Well，Idid，\"hesaid，andlookedatThomasin，whoblushedalittle。\"Thenyou’llnotbewantingmeanymoretonight，ma’am？\"
Mrs。Yeobrightglancedaroundatthedarksky，atthehills，attheperishingbonfires，andatthelightedwindowoftheinntheyhadneared。\"Ithinknot，\"shesaid，\"sinceThomasinwishestowalk。Wecansoonrunupthepathandreachhome——weknowitwell。\"
Andafterafewfurtherwordstheyparted，thereddlemanmovingonwardswithhisvan，andthetwowomenremainingstandingintheroad。Assoonasthevehicleanditsdriverhadwithdrawnsofarastobebeyondallpossiblereachofhervoice，Mrs。Yeobrightturnedtoherniece。
\"Now，Thomasin，\"shesaidsternly，\"what’sthemeaningofthisdisgracefulperformance？\"
5—PerplexityamongHonestPeopleThomasinlookedasifquiteovercomebyheraunt’schangeofmanner。\"Itmeansjustwhatitseemstomean：I
am——notmarried，\"sherepliedfaintly。\"Excuseme——forhumiliatingyou，Aunt，bythismishap——Iamsorryforit。
ButIcannothelpit。\"
\"Me？Thinkofyourselffirst。\"
\"Itwasnobody’sfault。Whenwegottheretheparsonwouldn’tmarryusbecauseofsometriflingirregularityinthelicense。\"
\"Whatirregularity？\"
\"Idon’tknow。Mr。Wildevecanexplain。IdidnotthinkwhenIwentawaythismorningthatIshouldcomebacklikethis。\"Itbeingdark，Thomasinallowedheremotiontoescapeherbythesilentwayoftears，whichcouldrolldownhercheekunseen。
\"Icouldalmostsaythatitservesyouright——ifIdidnotfeelthatyoudon’tdeserveit，\"continuedMrs。Yeobright，who，possessingtwodistinctmoodsinclosecontiguity，agentlemoodandanangry，flewfromonetotheotherwithouttheleastwarning。\"Remember，Thomasin，thisbusinesswasnoneofmyseeking；fromtheveryfirst，whenyoubegantofeelfoolishaboutthatman，Iwarnedyouhewouldnotmakeyouhappy。IfeltitsostronglythatIdidwhatIwouldneverhavebelievedmyselfcapableofdoing——stoodupinthechurch，andmademyselfthepublictalkforweeks。Buthavingonceconsented，Idon’tsubmittothesefancieswithoutgoodreason。
Marryhimyoumustafterthis。\"
\"DoyouthinkIwishtodootherwiseforonemoment？\"
saidThomasin，withaheavysigh。\"Iknowhowwrongitwasofmetolovehim，butdon’tpainmebytalkinglikethat，Aunt！Youwouldnothavehadmestaytherewithhim，wouldyou？——andyourhouseistheonlyhomeI
havetoreturnto。Hesayswecanbemarriedinadayortwo。\"
\"Iwishhehadneverseenyou。\"
\"Verywell；thenIwillbethemiserablestwomanintheworld，andnotlethimseemeagain。No，Iwon’thavehim！\"
\"Itistoolatetospeakso。Comewithme。Iamgoingtotheinntoseeifhehasreturned。OfcourseIshallgettothebottomofthisstoryatonce。
Mr。Wildevemustnotsupposehecanplaytricksuponme，oranybelongingtome。\"
\"Itwasnotthat。Thelicensewaswrong，andhecouldn’tgetanotherthesameday。Hewilltellyouinamomenthowitwas，ifhecomes。\"
\"Whydidn’thebringyouback？\"
\"Thatwasme！\"againsobbedThomasin。\"WhenIfoundwecouldnotbemarriedIdidn’tliketocomebackwithhim，andIwasveryill。ThenIsawDiggoryVenn，andwasgladtogethimtotakemehome。Icannotexplainitanybetter，andyoumustbeangrywithmeifyouwill。\"
\"Ishallseeaboutthat，\"saidMrs。Yeobright；andtheyturnedtowardstheinn，knownintheneighbourhoodastheQuietWoman，thesignofwhichrepresentedthefigureofamatroncarryingherheadunderherarm，beneathwhichgruesomedesignwaswrittenthecoupletsowellknowntofrequentersoftheinn：——
SINCETHEWOMAN’SQUIET
LETNOMANBREEDARIOT。[1]
[1]Theinnwhichreallyborethissignandlegendstoodsomemilestothenorthwestofthepresentscene，whereinthehousemoreimmediatelyreferredtoisnownolongeraninn；andthesurroundingsaremuchchanged。
Butanotherinn，someofwhosefeaturesarealsoembodiedinthisdescription，theREDLIONatWinfrith，stillremainsasahavenforthewayfarer（1912）。
ThefrontofthehousewastowardstheheathandRainbarrow，whosedarkshapeseemedtothreatenitfromthesky。
Uponthedoorwasaneglectedbrassplate，bearingtheunexpectedinscription，\"Mr。Wildeve，Engineer\"——auselessyetcherishedrelicfromthetimewhenhehadbeenstartedinthatprofessioninanofficeatBudmouthbythosewhohadhopedmuchfromhim，andhadbeendisappointed。
Thegardenwasattheback，andbehindthisranastilldeepstream，formingthemarginoftheheathinthatdirection，meadow—landappearingbeyondthestream。
Butthethickobscuritypermittedonlyskylinestobevisibleofanysceneatpresent。Thewateratthebackofthehousecouldbeheard，idlyspinningwhirpoolsinitscreepbetweentherowsofdryfeather—headedreedswhichformedastockadealongeachbank。Theirpresencewasdenotedbysoundsasofacongregationprayinghumbly，producedbytheirrubbingagainsteachotherintheslowwind。
Thewindow，whencethecandlelighthadshoneupthevaletotheeyesofthebonfiregroup，wasuncurtained，butthesilllaytoohighforapedestrianontheoutsidetolookoveritintotheroom。Avastshadow，inwhichcouldbedimlytracedportionsofamasculinecontour，blottedhalftheceiling。
\"Heseemstobeathome，\"saidMrs。Yeobright。
\"MustIcomein，too，Aunt？\"askedThomasinfaintly。
\"Isupposenot；itwouldbewrong。\"
\"Youmustcome，certainly——toconfronthim，sothathemaymakenofalserepresentationstome。Weshallnotbefiveminutesinthehouse，andthenwe’llwalkhome。\"
Enteringtheopenpassage，shetappedatthedooroftheprivateparlour，unfastenedit，andlookedin。
ThebackandshouldersofamancamebetweenMrs。Yeobright’seyesandthefire。Wildeve，whoseformitwas，immediatelyturned，arose，andadvancedtomeethisvisitors。
Hewasquiteayoungman，andofthetwoproperties，formandmotion，thelatterfirstattractedtheeyeinhim。Thegraceofhismovementwassingular——itwasthepantomimicexpressionofalady—killingcareer。
Nextcameintonoticethemorematerialqualities，amongwhichwasaprofusecropofhairimpendingoverthetopofhisface，lendingtohisforeheadthehigh—corneredoutlineofanearlyGothicshield；
andaneckwhichwassmoothandroundasacylinder。
Thelowerhalfofhisfigurewasoflightbuild。
Altogetherhewasoneinwhomnomanwouldhaveseenanythingtoadmire，andinwhomnowomanwouldhaveseenanythingtodislike。
Hediscernedtheyounggirl’sforminthepassage，andsaid，\"Thomasin，then，hasreachedhome。
Howcouldyouleavemeinthatway，darling？\"AndturningtoMrs。Yeobright——\"Itwasuselesstoarguewithher。
Shewouldgo，andgoalone。\"
\"Butwhat’sthemeaningofitall？\"demandedMrs。Yeobrighthaughtily。
\"Takeaseat，\"saidWildeve，placingchairsforthetwowomen。
\"Well，itwasaverystupidmistake，butsuchmistakeswillhappen。ThelicensewasuselessatAnglebury。
ItwasmadeoutforBudmouth，butasIdidn’treaditI
wasn’tawareofthat。\"
\"ButyouhadbeenstayingatAnglebury？\"
\"No。IhadbeenatBudmouth——tilltwodaysago——andthatwaswhereIhadintendedtotakeher；butwhenIcametofetchherwedecideduponAnglebury，forgettingthatanewlicensewouldbenecessary。
TherewasnottimetogettoBudmouthafterwards。\"
\"Ithinkyouareverymuchtoblame，\"saidMrs。Yeobright。
\"ItwasquitemyfaultwechoseAnglebury，\"Thomasinpleaded。
\"IproposeditbecauseIwasnotknownthere。\"
\"IknowsowellthatIamtoblamethatyouneednotremindmeofit，\"repliedWildeveshortly。
\"Suchthingsdon’thappenfornothing，\"saidtheaunt。
\"Itisagreatslighttomeandmyfamily；andwhenitgetsknowntherewillbeaveryunpleasanttimeforus。
Howcanshelookherfriendsinthefacetomorrow？Itisaverygreatinjury，andoneIcannoteasilyforgive。
Itmayevenreflectonhercharacter。\"
\"Nonsense，\"saidWildeve。
Thomasin’slargeeyeshadflownfromthefaceofonetothefaceoftheotherduringthisdiscussion，andshenowsaidanxiously，\"Willyouallowme，Aunt，totalkitoveralonewithDamonforfiveminutes？Willyou，Damon？\"
\"Certainly，dear，\"saidWildeve，\"ifyourauntwillexcuseus。\"
Heledherintoanadjoiningroom，leavingMrs。Yeobrightbythefire。
Assoonastheywerealone，andthedoorclosed，Thomasinsaid，turningupherpale，tearfulfacetohim，\"Itiskillingme，this，Damon！IdidnotmeantopartfromyouinangeratAngleburythismorning；
butIwasfrightenedandhardlyknewwhatIsaid。
I’venotletAuntknowhowmuchIsufferedtoday；anditissohardtocommandmyfaceandvoice，andtosmileasifitwereaslightthingtome；butItrytodoso，thatshemaynotbestillmoreindignantwithyou。
Iknowyoucouldnothelpit，dear，whateverAuntmaythink。\"
\"Sheisveryunpleasant。\"
\"Yes，\"Thomasinmurmured，\"andIsupposeIseemsonow……Damon，whatdoyoumeantodoaboutme？\"
\"Doaboutyou？\"
\"Yes。Thosewhodon’tlikeyouwhisperthingswhichatmomentsmakemedoubtyou。Wemeantomarry，Isuppose，don’twe？\"
\"Ofcoursewedo。WehaveonlytogotoBudmouthonMonday，andwemarryatonce。\"
\"Thendoletusgo！——ODamon，whatyoumakemesay！\"
Shehidherfaceinherhandkerchief。\"HereamIaskingyoutomarryme，whenbyrightsyououghttobeonyourkneesimploringme，yourcruelmistress，nottorefuseyou，andsayingitwouldbreakyourheartifIdid。
Iusedtothinkitwouldbeprettyandsweetlikethat；
buthowdifferent！\"
\"Yes，reallifeisneveratalllikethat。\"
\"ButIdon’tcarepersonallyifitnevertakesplace，\"
sheaddedwithalittledignity；\"no，Icanlivewithoutyou。
ItisAuntIthinkof。Sheissoproud，andthinkssomuchofherfamilyrespectability，thatshewillbecutdownwithmortificationifthisstoryshouldgetabroadbefore——itisdone。MycousinClym，too，willbemuchwounded。\"
\"Thenhewillbeveryunreasonable。Infact，youareallratherunreasonable。\"
Thomasincolouredalittle，andnotwithlove。Butwhateverthemomentaryfeelingwhichcausedthatflushinher，itwentasitcame，andshehumblysaid，\"Inevermeantobe，ifIcanhelpit。Imerelyfeelthatyouhavemyaunttosomeextentinyourpoweratlast。\"
\"Asamatterofjusticeitisalmostduetome，\"saidWildeve。
\"ThinkwhatIhavegonethroughtowinherconsent；
theinsultthatitistoanymantohavethebannsforbidden——thedoubleinsulttoamanunluckyenoughtobecursedwithsensitiveness，andbluedemons，andHeavenknowswhat，asIam。Icanneverforgetthosebanns。
AharshermanwouldrejoicenowinthepowerIhaveofturninguponyourauntbygoingnofurtherinthebusiness。\"
Shelookedwistfullyathimwithhersorrowfuleyesashesaidthosewords，andheraspectshowedthatmorethanonepersonintheroomcoulddeplorethepossessionofsensitiveness。
Seeingthatshewasreallysufferingheseemeddisturbedandadded，\"Thisismerelyareflectionyouknow。
Ihavenottheleastintentiontorefusetocompletethemarriage，Tamsiemine——Icouldnotbearit。\"
\"Youcouldnot，Iknow！\"saidthefairgirl，brightening。
\"You，whocannotbearthesightofpaininevenaninsect，oranydisagreeablesound，orunpleasantsmelleven，willnotlongcausepaintomeandmine。\"
\"Iwillnot，ifIcanhelpit。\"
\"Yourhanduponit，Damon。\"
Hecarelesslygaveherhishand。
\"Ah，bymycrown，what’sthat？\"hesaidsuddenly。
Therefellupontheirearsthesoundofnumerousvoicessinginginfrontofthehouse。Amongthese，twomadethemselvesprominentbytheirpeculiarity：onewasaverystrongbass，theotherawheezythinpiping。
ThomasinrecognizedthemasbelongingtoTimothyFairwayandGrandferCantlerespectively。
\"Whatdoesitmean——itisnotskimmity—riding，Ihope？\"
shesaid，withafrightenedgazeatWildeve。
\"Ofcoursenot；no，itisthattheheath—folkhavecometosingtousawelcome。Thisisintolerable！\"Hebeganpacingabout，themenoutsidesingingcheerily——
\"Hetold’herthatshe’wasthejoy’ofhislife’，Andif’
she’dcon—sent’hewouldmakeherhiswife’；Shecould’
notrefuse’him；tochurch’sotheywent’，YoungWillwasforgot’，andyoungSue’wascontent’；Andthen’
wasshekiss’d’andsetdown’onhisknee’，Noman’
intheworld’wassolov’—ingashe’！\"
Mrs。Yeobrightburstinfromtheouterroom。
\"Thomasin，Thomasin！\"shesaid，lookingindignantlyatWildeve；
\"here’saprettyexposure！Letusescapeatonce。Come！\"
Itwas，however，toolatetogetawaybythepassage。
Aruggedknockinghadbegunuponthedoorofthefrontroom。
Wildeve，whohadgonetothewindow，cameback。
\"Stop！\"hesaidimperiously，puttinghishanduponMrs。Yeobright’sarm。\"Weareregularlybesieged。
Therearefiftyofthemoutthereifthere’sone。
YoustayinthisroomwithThomasin；I’llgooutandfacethem。Youmuststaynow，formysake，tilltheyaregone，sothatitmayseemasifallwasright。
Come，Tamsiedear，don’tgomakingascene——wemustmarryafterthis；thatyoucanseeaswellasI。Sitstill，that’sall——anddon’tspeakmuch。I’llmanagethem。
Blunderingfools！\"
Hepressedtheagitatedgirlintoaseat，returnedtotheouterroomandopenedthedoor。Immediatelyoutside，inthepassage，appearedGrandferCantlesinginginconcertwiththosestillstandinginfrontofthehouse。
HecameintotheroomandnoddedabstractedlytoWildeve，hislipsstillparted，andhisfeaturesexcruciatinglystrainedintheemissionofthechorus。Thisbeingended，hesaidheartily，\"Here’swelcometothenew—madecouple，andGodbless’em！\"
\"Thankyou，\"saidWildeve，withdryresentment，hisfaceasgloomyasathunderstorm。
AttheGrandfer’sheelsnowcametherestofthegroup，whichincludedFairway，Christian，Samtheturf—cutter，Humphrey，andadozenothers。AllsmileduponWildeve，anduponhistablesandchairslikewise，fromageneralsenseoffriendlinesstowardsthearticlesaswellastowardstheirowner。
\"WebenothereaforeMrs。Yeobrightafterall，\"
saidFairway，recognizingthematron’sbonnetthroughtheglasspartitionwhichdividedthepublicapartmenttheyhadenteredfromtheroomwherethewomensat。
\"Westruckdownacross，d’yesee，Mr。Wildeve，andshewentroundbythepath。\"
\"AndIseetheyoungbride’slittlehead！\"saidGrandfer，peepinginthesamedirection，anddiscerningThomasin，whowaswaitingbesideherauntinamiserableandawkwardway。
\"Notquitesettledinyet——well，well，there’splentyoftime。\"
Wildevemadenoreply；andprobablyfeelingthatthesoonerhetreatedthemthesoonertheywouldgo，heproducedastonejar，whichthrewawarmhaloovermattersatonce。
\"That’sadropoftherightsort，Icansee，\"
saidGrandferCantle，withtheairofamantoowell—
manneredtoshowanyhurrytotasteit。
\"Yes，\"saidWildeve，\"’tissomeoldmead。Ihopeyouwilllikeit。\"
\"Oay！\"repliedtheguests，intheheartytonesnaturalwhenthewordsdemandedbypolitenesscoincidewiththoseofdeepestfeeling。\"Thereisn’taprettierdrinkunderthesun。\"
\"I’lltakemyoaththereisn’t，\"addedGrandferCantle。
\"Allthatcanbesaidagainstmeadisthat’tisratherheady，andapttolieaboutamanagoodwhile。
Buttomorrow’sSunday，thankGod。\"
\"Ifeel’dforalltheworldlikesomeboldsoldierafterIhadhadsomeonce，\"saidChristian。
\"Youshallfeelsoagain，\"saidWildeve，withcondescension，\"Cupsorglasses，gentlemen？\"
\"Well，ifyoudon’tmind，we’llhavethebeaker，andpass’enround；’tisbetterthanhelingitoutindribbles。\"
\"Jowntheslipperyglasses，\"saidGrandferCantle。
\"What’sthegoodofathingthatyoucan’tputdownintheashestowarm，hey，neighbours；that’swhatIask？\"
\"Right，Grandfer，\"saidSam；andthemeadthencirculated。
\"Well，\"saidTimothyFairway，feelingdemandsuponhispraiseinsomeformorother，\"’tisaworthythingtobemarried，Mr。Wildeve；andthewomanyou’vegotisadimant，sosaysI。Yes，\"hecontinued，toGrandferCantle，raisinghisvoicesoastobeheardthroughthepartition，\"herfather（inclininghisheadtowardstheinnerroom）
wasasgoodafelleraseverlived。Healwayshadhisgreatindignationreadyagainstanythingunderhand。\"
\"Isthatverydangerous？\"saidChristian。
\"Andtherewerefewinthesepartsthatwereupsideswithhim，\"
saidSam。\"Wheneveraclubwalkedhe’dplaytheclarinetinthebandthatmarchedbefore’emasifhe’dnevertouchedanythingbutaclarinetallhislife。Andthen，whentheygottochurchdoorhe’dthrowdowntheclarinet，mountthegallery，snatchupthebassviol，androzumawayasifhe’dneverplayedanythingbutabassviol。
Folkwouldsay——folkthatknowedwhatatruestavewas——’Surely，surelythat’sneverthesamemanthatIsawhandlingtheclarinetsomasterlybynow！\"
\"Icanmindit，\"saidthefurze—cutter。\"’Twasawonderfulthingthatonebodycouldholditallandnevermixthefingering。\"
\"TherewasKingsberechurchlikewise，\"Fairwayrecommenced，asoneopeninganewveinofthesamemineofinterest。
Wildevebreathedthebreathofoneintolerablybored，andglancedthroughthepartitionattheprisoners。
\"HeusedtowalkoverthereofaSundayafternoontovisithisoldacquaintanceAndrewBrown，thefirstclarinetthere；
agoodmanenough，butratherscreechyinhismusic，ifyoucanmind？\"
\"’Awas。\"
\"AndneighbourYeobrightwouldtakeAndrey’splaceforsomepartoftheservice，toletAndreyhaveabitofanap，asanyfriendwouldnaturallydo。\"
\"Asanyfriendwould，\"saidGrandferCantle，theotherlistenersexpressingthesameaccordbytheshorterwayofnoddingtheirheads。
\"NosoonerwasAndreyasleepandthefirstwhiffofneighbourYeobright’swindhadgotinsideAndrey’sclarinetthaneveryoneinchurchfeeledinamomenttherewasagreatsoulamong’em。Allheadswouldturn，andthey’dsay，’Ah，Ithought’twashe！’OneSundayI
canwellmind——abassvioldaythattime，andYeobrighthadbroughthisown。’TwastheHundred—and—thirty—thirdto’Lydia’；andwhenthey’dcometo’Randownhisbeardando’erhisrobesitscostlymoistureshed，’
neighbourYeobright，whohadjustwarmedtohiswork，drovehisbowintothemstringsthatgloriousgrandthathee’ena’mostsawedthebassviolintotwopieces。
Everywinderinchurchrattledasif’twereathunderstorm。
OldPa’sonWilliamsliftedhishandsinhisgreatholysurpliceasnaturalasifhe’dbeenincommonclothes，andseemedtosayhisself，’Oforsuchamaninourparish！’
ButnotasoulinKingsberecouldholdacandletoYeobright。\"
\"Wasitquitesafewhenthewindershook？\"Christianinquired。
Hereceivednoanswer，allforthemomentsittingraptinadmirationoftheperformancedescribed。
AswithFarinelli’ssingingbeforetheprincesses，Sheridan’srenownedBegumSpeech，andothersuchexamples，thefortunateconditionofitsbeingforeverlosttotheworldinvestedthedeceasedMr。Yeobright’stourdeforceonthatmemorableafternoonwithacumulativeglorywhichcomparativecriticism，hadthatbeenpossible，mightconsiderablyhaveshorndown。
\"Hewasthelastyou’dhaveexpectedtodropoffintheprimeoflife，\"saidHumphrey。
\"Ah，well；hewaslookingfortheearthsomemonthsaforehewent。Atthattimewomenusedtorunforsmocksandgown—piecesatGreenhillFair，andmywifethatisnow，beingalong—leggedslitteringmaid，hardlyhusband—high，wentwiththerestofthemaidens，for’awasagood，runneraforeshegotsoheavy。
WhenshecamehomeIsaid——wewerethenjustbeginningtowalktogether——’Whathaveyegot，myhoney？’
’I’vewon——well，I’vewon——agown—piece，’saysshe，hercolourscomingupinamoment。’Tisasmockforacrown，Ithought；andsoitturnedout。Ay，whenIthinkwhatshe’llsaytomenowwithoutamosselofredinherface，itdoseemstrangethat’awouldn’tsaysuchalittlethingthen……However，thenshewenton，andthat’swhatmademebringupthestory。Well，whateverclothesI’vewon，whiteorfigured，foreyestoseeorforeyesnottosee’
（’acoulddoaprettystrokeofmodestyinthosedays），’I’dsoonerhavelostitthanhaveseenwhatIhave。