“One is always playing the surgeon, one kills always the thing one loves best. She saw her mother, her pale face, a woman in a white robe, calling to her from a sun drenched balcony. But some day she would find a place to love: there would be rosy apples on the boughs, and there would be flurries of snow blowing into her face. “I don’t think you see,” she replied, with tears on her cheeks, and her brows knitting, “how it shames and, ah!—disgraces me—AH TISHU!” She put down the tray with a concussion on her toilet-table. They walked in silence.
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