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Any one less courageous than himself would have abandoned the attempt from a conviction of its utter hopelessness; but, though it might for a moment damp his ardour, it could not deter him. Then pain entered their depths. " But the doctor softened the refusal by smiling. The sing-song girl, her fiddle broken, was beating her forehead upon the floor and wailing: Ai, ai! Ai, ai! Spurlock—or Taber, as he called himself—sat slumped in a chair, staring with glazed eyes at nothing, absolutely uninterested in the confusion for which he was primarily accountable. But his astonishment would have been great indeed had he known that not even her father had ever caressed her, either with lips or with hands. "I could have sworn I saw him enter this passage. They thought that he was dead at first, and they took him to the hospital. Let me see my child, if he is really here?" "Behold him!" returned Trenchard, taking Thames (who had been a mute, but deeply-interested, witness of the scene) by the hand, and leading him towards her. "No," replied Jonathan, "I'll not take you at your word, as regards the latter proposition. ‘First I must see Jacques, and—’ ‘No need for that,’ intervened Roding, grasping her arm and trying to drag her to the door. Here was a hole as wide as a church-door. You might be able to use the picture some day. "More slang," he said. The chamber, into which he stole, like all carpenters' workshops, was crowded with the implements and materials of that ancient and honourable art. Loving was self-forgetfulness, pure delighting in another human being.

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