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111
Glennard
cursed
his
own
inarticulateness
.
I
mean
letters
to
to
some
one
person
a
man
;
their
husband
or
112
Ah
,
said
the
inspired
librarian
,
Eloise
and
Abailard
.
113
Well
something
a
little
nearer
,
perhaps
,
said
Glennard
,
with
lightness
.
Didn
t
Merimee
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114
The
lady
s
letters
,
in
that
case
,
were
not
published
.
115
Of
course
not
,
said
Glennard
,
vexed
at
his
blunder
.
116
There
are
George
Sand
s
letters
to
Flaubert
.
117
Ah
!
Glennard
hesitated
.
Was
she
were
they
?
He
chafed
at
his
own
ignorance
of
the
sentimental
by
-
paths
of
literature
.
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118
If
you
want
love
-
letters
,
perhaps
some
of
the
French
eighteenth
century
correspondences
might
suit
you
better
Mlle
.
Aisse
or
Madame
de
Sabran
119
But
Glennard
insisted
.
I
want
something
modern
English
or
American
.
I
want
to
look
something
up
,
he
lamely
concluded
.
120
The
librarian
could
only
suggest
George
Eliot
.