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He despises the whole sex in theory, and he is very hard upon ordinary women, and does not appreciate their good qualities. But, when he meets a remarkable woman, he catches fire like tow. He fell in love with Mademoiselle Klosking." "Oh, not in love!" "I beg your pardon. Now, this is between you and me he was in love with her, madly in love. He was only saved by our coming away.
Harrington, all this vulgar abuse confirms me in my choice: I take his arm because I have accepted his hand. I am going into Bagley with him to become his wife." This announcement took away Vizard's breath for a moment, and Ina Klosking put in her word. "You cannot do that: pray he warned. He is leading you to infamy." "Infamy! What, because he cannot give me a suit of sables?
Then it was she uttered the cry that made Vizard quake at the door, and shook for a moment even Rhoda's nerves, though, as a rule, they were iron in a situation of this kind. It had all come back to Ina Klosking. After that piteous cry she never said a word. She did nothing but think, and put her hand to her head. And soon after midnight she began to talk incoherently.
INA KLOSKING worked night and day upon Siebel, in Gounod's "Faust," and upon the songs that had been added to give weight to the part. She came early to the theater at night, and sat, half dressed, fatigued, and nervous, in her dressing-room. Crash! the first coup d'archet announced the overture, and roused her energy, as if Ithuriel's spear had pricked her.
That was soon resolved. Mr. Ashmead had hired a saloon carriage for them, with couches and conveniences. They entered it; and Mademoiselle Klosking said to Miss Gale, "It is necessary that I should sleep." "You shall," said Miss Gale. While she was arranging the pillows and things, La Klosking said to Vizard, "We artists learn to sleep when we have work to do.
Stick to me like a leech, and see me off by the next train, for I am going to tear my heart out of my bosom." Luckily there was a train in half an hour, and Ashmead saw him off; then went to supper. He did not return to Ina's lodgings. He did not want to see Severne nursed. He liked the fellow, too; but he saw through him clean; and he worshiped Ina Klosking.
Severne left the mutual friend; Mademoiselle Klosking joined the mutual friend; and there she sat, where Severne had sat a moment ago, by the side of their mutual friend. All manner of thoughts and surmises thronged upon Zoe Vizard; but each way of accounting for the mystery contradicted some plain fact or other; so she was driven at last to a woman's remedy. She would wait, and watch.
And Joseph was defiant; and the Klosking shrugged her noble shoulders, and said, "You best of creatures, you are incurable." To follow this incident to its conclusion, not a week after this scene, Ina Klosking detected, in an English paper, "Mademoiselle Klosking, the great contralto, having won a large sum of money at the Kursaal, has given a thousand pounds to the poor of the place.
After all, how do I know all that was in my heart? I must go and see about your dinner." In that Danish farmhouse life was very primitive. Eva Klosking, and both her daughters, helped the two female servants, or directed them, in every department. So Ina, who was on her defense, had many excuses for escaping Vizard, when he pressed her too hotly.
It is Ina Klosking that was. Please bring me a glass." The two ladies looked at each other. Miss Gale made a negative signal, and Fanny said, "By-and-by. This will do instead, for it is as like as two peas. Now ask yourself how this comes to be in the house, and set in pearls. Why, they are worth three hundred pounds.
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