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"You're lucky!" Millie broke out. "Oh, you are indeed! It isn't happy to be in love. It's miserable."
"Oh, but it can't be!" Victoria would cry, her eyes shining.
"I do love to have literary and artistic people round me. We do have quite delightful musical parties here sometimes. And dances too. Do you dance?"
Meanwhile, under the dancing and the eating and the dressing-up, there's the strangest feeling of unrest. Yesterday there was a Bolshevik meeting near the bandstand. Luckily there was a football match (very importantCladgate v. Margate) and all the supposed Bolshies went to that instead. Aren't we a funny[Pg 185] country? Victoria's very happy, dressing and undressing, taking people out in the car and buying things she doesn't want. She plays bridge very badly and was showing signs of interest in Spiritualism. They have sances in the hotel every night, and Victoria went to one last evening and was fortunately frightened out of her life. Some one put a hand on her bare shoulder and she made such a fuss that they had to break up the sance. Give my love to Peter if you see him. He wrote me a sweet little letter about the engagement. . . .
"What's that?" asked Henry.
M.
"Yes, it's difficult after all this timedifficult to find the joining-points. And I'm not very good at thatclumsy and slow."
Campbell laughed. "Perhaps you're right," he said. "But which is better? To be a second-rate artist and free or to be a second-rate artist and bound? Your little stories are very nice, Grace, but they aren't as good as either Tchehov or Maupassant. Monteith's poetry is clever, but it isn't as good as T. E. Brown on one side or Clough on the other, and neither T. E. Brown or Clough were first-rate poets. So can't we, all of us, second-raters as we are, afford to be generous to one another and take everything a little less solemnly? Life's passing, you know. Happiness and generosity are worth having."
Henry jumped up from behind the table.
She leant over towards Henry across the table, dropping her voice.
"You said that."
"And would their sister let them?" asked Peter.
She went downstairs, and then to her amazement found Bunny waiting for her near her desk.
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"To me!" said Peter, laughing. "I'm not generally considered the most amusing dog in London"
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Herbert Spencer was there, seated at Sir Charles' table surrounded with little packets of letters all tied neatly with bright new red tape. He was making entries in a large book.
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Henry was not such a fool as he looked. You, gentle reader, have certainly by now remarked that you cannot believe that all those years in the Army would have failed to make him a trifle smarter and neater and better disciplined than he appears to be. To which I would reply, having learnt the fact through very bitter personal experience, that it is one of the most astonishing facts in life that you do not change with anything like the ease that you ought to.
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Millie came forward into the centre of the room that was warm with the sun and glowing with light. "Look here, Ellen. We don't want a scene. I'm sick of scenes. I seem to have nothing but scenes now, with Bunny and you and Victoria and every one. If you've really got something to say, say it quickly and let's have it over."
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Duncombe moved back into the room. Henry felt his eyes burrowing into a hole, red-hot, in the middle of his back. He did not move.
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"He's got kind eyes," said Mrs. Armstrong, blowing on her tea to cool it.
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She said those words "Or at least Victoria has" with such concentrated anger and bitterness that Millie turned her head away.
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Millicent Trenchard was at this time twenty-five years of age.
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Henry went back to the letters, a sick heavy weight of disappointment in his heart. He could have no doubt concerning the final judgment. How could it be otherwise? Well, at the most he had had a beautiful six weeks. He had learnt some very interesting things that he would never forget and that[Pg 119] he could not have learnt in any other way. But how disappointing to lose his first job so quickly! How sad Millie would be and how sarcastic his father! And then the girl! How could he now entertain any hopes of doing anything for her when he had no job, no money, no prospects! . . .
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Sometimes he ached to know how she was, whether she were happy with this man to whom she was engaged; he had no thought any more of having her for himself. That was one thing that his middle-age and his past trouble had brought himpatience, infinite, infinite patience.
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Henry had no time to consider whether it were a romantic street or no. The feather waved in front of him and he followed. He had by now forgotten that he was hatless and dirty. A strangely wistful eagerness urged him as though his heart were saying with every beat: "Don't count too much on this. I know you expect a great deal. Don't be taken in."
Here I regret to say Henry's temper, never as tightly in control as it should be, forsook him.
Had he not been sworn at by the driver of a swiftly advancing taxi-cab he might have thought of a second verse equally good.
"Why, Millie! You! All dressed. . . . Good heavens, what's the matter!"
Her other interruption came half an hour later. The door opened and there came in a man of medium height, bald and with a bushy moustache so striking that it seemed as though he should have either more hair on his head or less over his mouth. He had twinkling eyes and was dressed in grey. He[Pg 61] came across the room without seeing Millie, then started with surprise.
"Yes, you'd better for a moment."
Her letter was crossed by one from him.
"No, no, no, you're not!" cried Millie. "You're going to live. Peter and I will see to it. We're going to make you live."