Another long interval elapsed. The girl stood with her hands behind her back, sulky, resolute, and intelligent, a strand of her black hair over one eye and looking more than usually delicate-featured, and more than ever like an obdurate child. It had been intensified and corrupted by time, as if to add insult to injury. Only your horror of a grandfather insisted on coming with me, so I had to wait for him to be ready and travel at his pace. “I haven’t seen the new Patience, dear,” she said. Thankfully only the children were home, so there was no one to take active notice that she had been accompanied on her way home from school. She didn’t realize she was until one day she has horrible cramps and she screams for me while she is on the toilet, and then she screams for her mother. . She mentioned, with familiar respect, Christ and Buddha and Shelley and Nietzsche and Plato.
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