Have you seen much of her lately?” “Nothing at all,” he answered. A ragged gray moustache drooped from the corners of his mouth and a ragged wisp of whisker hung from his chin. She stole the opportunity to peer at his departing figure from the closed curtains of the front room window, his shoulders slumped forward, his posture and his ego slightly deflated. She visited the corner that had been her own little garden—her forget-me-nots and candytuft had long since been elbowed into insignificance by weeds; she visited the raspberry-canes that had sheltered that first love affair with the little boy in velvet, and the greenhouse where she had been wont to read her secret letters. This farewell had been particularly distasteful to him. After the first violent outbreak of grief had in some degree subsided, Thames addressed him. “How dare you!” she panted, with her world screaming and grimacing insult at her. He had died before they married, and when her brother became a widower she had come to his assistance and taken over much of the care of his youngest daughter.
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