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131
I
want
to
speak
to
you
a
minute
,
he
said
;
and
she
followed
him
across
the
passage
,
wondering
.
132
He
seated
himself
in
his
black
horse
-
hair
armchair
,
and
she
leaned
against
the
window
,
indifferently
.
She
was
impatient
to
be
gone
to
the
library
,
to
hunt
for
the
book
on
North
Dormer
.
133
See
here
,
he
said
,
why
ain
t
you
at
the
library
the
days
you
re
supposed
to
be
there
?
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134
The
question
,
breaking
in
on
her
mood
of
blissful
abstraction
,
deprived
her
of
speech
,
and
she
stared
at
him
for
a
moment
without
answering
.
135
Who
says
I
ain
t
?
136
There
s
been
some
complaints
made
,
it
appears
.
137
Miss
Hatchard
sent
for
me
this
morning
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138
Charity
s
smouldering
resentment
broke
into
a
blaze
.
I
know
!
Orma
Fry
,
and
that
toad
of
a
Targatt
girl
and
Ben
Fry
,
like
as
not
.
He
s
going
round
with
her
.
The
low
-
down
sneaks
I
always
knew
they
d
try
to
have
me
out
!
As
if
anybody
ever
came
to
the
library
,
anyhow
!
139
Somebody
did
yesterday
,
and
you
weren
t
there
.
140
Yesterday
?
she
laughed
at
her
happy
recollection
.
At
what
time
wasn
t
I
there
yesterday
,
I
d
like
to
know
?