Why should she trouble herself over that young fool, who was nothing to her; who, when he eventually sobered up, would not be able to recognize her, or if he did, as something phantasmagorical? Perhaps he should not apply the term "fool"; "unfortunate" might be the more accurate application. “You may talk—if you can talk cheerfully, not unless. ‘I must see the lady who is my great-aunt. ” “Your husband,” he answered bluntly. Her sleepless night had left her languid but not stupefied, and for an hour or so the work distracted her altogether from her troubles. He stood transfixed.
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