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Updated: June 11, 2025
She made no more than that one movement, and after it she stood quite still, but the sight of her, bowed and shamed, stripped of pride, as it had been of garments, was more than the man could bear. He cried her name, "Coira!" And when she did not look up, he called once more upon her. He said: "Coira, I cannot bear to see you stand so. Look at me. Ah, child, look at me!
Marie, "I should be in torture and anguish of soul until I had painted you sitting there on a stone bench and holding a sunbeam in your hand. I don't know what I should call the picture, but I think it would be something figurative symbolic. Can you think of a name?" Coira O'Hara looked up at him with a slight smile, but her eyes were gloomy and full of dark shadows.
Only at the last, before red and whirling lights had obscured the view, before consciousness was dissolved in unconsciousness, came horror and agony, for the eyes saw Captain Stewart back away and raise the thing he had struck with, a large revolver, saw Coira O'Hara, a swift and flashing figure in the moonlight, throw herself upon him before he could fire, heard together a woman's scream and the roar of the pistol's explosion, and then knew no more.
And I shall never even see him again. Why can't I have my little sweet hour?" Once more the man cried her name, and she knelt forward and bent above him. "Oh, at last, Coira!" said he. "After so long! ... And I thought it was another dream!" "Do you dream of me, Bayard?" she asked. And he said: "From the very first. From that evening in the Champs-Elysées.
It's time you knew the truth at last." He turned his eyes to where Coira O'Hara stood near-by. "How much have you told him?" he asked. And the girl said: "I told him everything, or almost. But I had to say it very quickly, and he wouldn't believe me. I think you'd best tell him again." The boy gave a short, contemptuous laugh. "Well, I don't want to hear it," said he.
Oh, Bayard," she cried and in his abstraction he did not notice the name she gave him "I am afraid myself! I am horribly afraid about my father." "I am sure he did not know," said the man. "Stewart lied to him." But Coira O'Hara shook her head, saying: "I didn't mean that.
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