She gazed steadily out of the window at that arc of glittering lights. But she was not there. All the fury had left her, swamped by an inexplicable flood of warmth. Briefly explained, she was as the child who discards the rag baby for the living one. So you, Jacques, must go and wait for me with the horse. Coldly she spoke, in a distinctly accented voice. And then at the street corner she came face to face with Nigel Ennison. He was accompanied by a young man of about seven-and-twenty, who carried his easel, set it in its place, laid the canvass upon it, opened the paint box, took out the brushes and palette, and, in short, paid him the most assiduous attention. He said simply that he wanted her to live at home. The response of her body was enough that she lazily opened her eyes. All they left it was the moon and stars.
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