E. " "Is she alive?" repeated the widow. \" She waved. ” “Then perhaps,” she answered, with a new coldness in her tone, “perhaps I really do not care. This laughter released something that had been striving for expression—her own natural buoyancy. I expect you had been snubbing him terribly. ‘No mistaking you this time. One night, she drew close to him in bed, trying to warm herself by embracing his back. You will stop at once. "And now," she added, with somewhat more composure, "leave me, dear friends, I entreat, for a few minutes to collect my scattered thoughts—to prepare myself for what I have to go through—to pray for my son. It’s kind of the World War II thing. Then she would have quiet times, in which she would say to herself, “Now look here! Let me think it all out!” For the first time, it seemed to her, she faced the facts of a woman’s position in the world—the meagre realities of such freedom as it permitted her, the almost unavoidable obligation to some individual man under which she must labor for even a foothold in the world. Beyond was a field sloping steeply upwards, and at the top a small pine plantation.
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