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241
"
I
understood
from
Colonel
MacAndrew
that
you
d
made
up
your
mind
to
divorce
him
.
"
242
"
I
ll
never
divorce
him
,
"
she
answered
with
a
sudden
violence
.
"
Tell
him
that
from
me
.
He
ll
never
be
able
to
marry
that
woman
.
I
m
as
obstinate
as
he
is
,
and
I
ll
never
divorce
him
.
I
have
to
think
of
my
children
.
"
243
I
think
she
added
this
to
explain
her
attitude
to
me
,
but
I
thought
it
was
due
to
a
very
natural
jealousy
rather
than
to
maternal
solicitude
.
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244
"
Are
you
in
love
with
him
still
?
"
245
"
I
don
t
know
.
I
want
him
to
come
back
.
If
he
ll
do
that
we
ll
let
bygones
be
bygones
.
After
all
,
we
ve
been
married
for
seventeen
years
.
I
m
a
broadminded
woman
.
I
wouldn
t
have
minded
what
he
did
as
long
as
I
knew
nothing
about
it
.
He
must
know
that
his
infatuation
won
t
last
.
If
he
ll
come
back
now
everything
can
be
smoothed
over
,
and
no
one
will
know
anything
about
it
.
"
246
It
chilled
me
a
little
that
Mrs
.
Strickland
should
be
concerned
with
gossip
,
for
I
did
not
know
then
how
great
a
part
is
played
in
women
s
life
by
the
opinion
of
others
.
It
throws
a
shadow
of
insincerity
over
their
most
deeply
felt
emotions
.
247
It
was
known
where
Strickland
was
staying
.
His
partner
,
in
a
violent
letter
,
sent
to
his
bank
,
had
taunted
him
with
hiding
his
whereabouts
:
and
Strickland
,
in
a
cynical
and
humourous
reply
,
had
told
his
partner
exactly
where
to
find
him
.
He
was
apparently
living
in
an
Hotel
.
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248
"
I
ve
never
heard
of
it
,
"
said
Mrs
.
Strickland
.
"
But
Fred
knows
it
well
249
He
says
it
s
very
expensive
.
"
250
She
flushed
darkly
.
I
imagined
that
she
saw
her
husband
installed
in
a
luxurious
suite
of
rooms
,
dining
at
one
smart
restaurant
after
another
,
and
she
pictured
his
days
spent
at
race
-
meetings
and
his
evenings
at
the
play
.