Captain Hilary Roding and his inamorata, Miss Lucilla Froxfield. “Perhaps one talks nonsense about a woman’s instinct,” she said. She could not help thinking of Capes. Through that she had to go. He would always see the picture of the huge, raw-boned Dutchman, haranguing and thundering the word of God into the dull ears of South Sea Islanders, who, an hour later, would be carrying fruit penitently to their wooden images. Except for a few early ebullitions of passion, natural to a warm and romantic disposition, and leaving no harmful after-effects—ebullitions that by the standards of the higher truth I feel no one can justly cast a stone at, and of which I for one am by no means ashamed—I come to you a pure and unencumbered man. Here would be a woman perfectly unrecognizable, strong, ruthless but just.
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