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I felt that she was mixed up in Sir Runan's early life, and that we were mixed up in Sir Runan's early death in fact, that everything was very mixed indeed. She came back. 'Give me your name and college, she said, 'not necessarily for publication, and I divined that she had once been a proctor at Girton. I gave her my address at the public-house round the corner, and we parted, Mrs.
Doubtless she had been in Sir Runan's show, and was one of his victims. I apologised for the lateness of my call, and entered at once on business. Mrs. Thompson remarked that 'my sister's health was not as it should be, not all she could wish. 'I do not wish to alarm you; no doubt you, her brother, are used to it; but, for a girl as mad as a hatter well, I'll trouble you!
That mass I had seen before in the warm summer weather that mass, once a white hat, had adorned the brows of that masher! It was Sir Runan's topper! YES, the white hat, lying there all battered and crushed on the white snow, must be the hat of Sir Runan!
She had lost it when she learned that she was not Sir Runan's wife; she would regain it when she became aware that she had made herself Sir Runan's widow. Such is the character of feminine morality, as I understand the workings of woman's heart. I had reached this point in my soliloquy, when I reflected that perhaps I had better not tell Philippa anything about it.
To introduce a heroine who is mad in and out, so to speak, and forgets and remembers things exactly at the right moment, seems a delightfully simple artifice. But, upon my word, I am constantly forgetting what it is that Philippa should remember, and on the point of making her remember the very things she forgets! So puzzled had I become that I consoled myself by cursing Sir Runan's memory.
As the day went on, I often sat with them up to my shoulders, and littering all the patio. I ran down the topics of the day. This scene is an 'under-study, by the way, of the other scene in which I read of the discovery of Sir Runan's hat. At last I turned my attention to the provincial news column.
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