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711
Pride
and
passion
were
in
the
conflict
—
magnificent
qualities
in
a
wife
!
The
sight
almost
made
up
for
his
momentary
embarrassment
at
the
rousing
of
a
memory
which
had
no
place
in
his
present
picture
of
himself
.
712
Yes
!
It
was
worth
a
good
deal
to
watch
that
fight
between
her
instinct
and
her
intelligence
,
and
know
one
’
s
self
the
object
of
the
struggle
.
.
.
713
Mingled
with
these
sensations
were
considerations
of
another
order
.
He
reflected
with
satisfaction
that
she
was
the
kind
of
woman
with
whom
one
would
like
to
be
seen
in
public
.
It
would
be
distinctly
agreeable
to
follow
her
into
drawing
-
rooms
,
to
walk
after
her
down
the
aisle
of
a
theatre
,
to
get
in
and
out
of
trains
with
her
,
to
say
“
my
wife
”
of
her
to
all
sorts
of
people
.
He
draped
these
details
in
the
handsome
phrase
“
She
’
s
a
woman
to
be
proud
of
”
,
and
felt
that
this
fact
somehow
justified
and
ennobled
his
instinctive
boyish
satisfaction
in
loving
her
.
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714
He
stood
up
,
rambled
across
the
room
and
leaned
out
for
a
while
into
the
starry
night
.
Then
he
dropped
again
into
his
armchair
with
a
sigh
of
deep
content
.
715
“
Oh
,
hang
it
,
”
he
suddenly
exclaimed
,
“
it
’
s
the
best
thing
that
’
s
ever
happened
to
me
,
anyhow
!
”
716
The
next
day
was
even
better
.
He
felt
,
and
knew
she
felt
,
that
they
had
reached
a
clearer
understanding
of
each
other
.
It
was
as
if
,
after
a
swim
through
bright
opposing
waves
,
with
a
dazzle
of
sun
in
their
eyes
,
they
had
gained
an
inlet
in
the
shades
of
a
cliff
,
where
they
could
float
on
the
still
surface
and
gaze
far
down
into
the
depths
.
717
Now
and
then
,
as
they
walked
and
talked
,
he
felt
a
thrill
of
youthful
wonder
at
the
coincidence
of
their
views
and
their
experiences
,
at
the
way
their
minds
leapt
to
the
same
point
in
the
same
instant
.
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718
“
The
old
delusion
,
I
suppose
,
”
he
smiled
to
himself
.
“
Will
Nature
never
tire
of
the
trick
?
”
719
But
he
knew
it
was
more
than
that
.
There
were
moments
in
their
talk
when
he
felt
,
distinctly
and
unmistakably
,
the
solid
ground
of
friendship
underneath
the
whirling
dance
of
his
sensations
.
“
How
I
should
like
her
if
I
didn
’
t
love
her
!
”
he
summed
it
up
,
wondering
at
the
miracle
of
such
a
union
.
720
In
the
course
of
the
morning
a
telegram
had
come
from
Owen
Leath
,
announcing
that
he
,
his
grandmother
and
Effie
would
arrive
from
Dijon
that
afternoon
at
four
.
The
station
of
the
main
line
was
eight
or
ten
miles
from
Givre
,
and
Anna
,
soon
after
three
,
left
in
the
motor
to
meet
the
travellers
.