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What finally prevailed with him was the reflexion that, whatever might happen, the great man had, after that occasion at the palace, their young woman's brief sacrifice to society and the hour of Mrs. Stringham's appeal had brought it well to the surface shown him marked benevolence. Mrs.
They went their separate ways with the girl's intense assent; this being really nothing but what she had so wonderfully put in her plea for after Mrs. Stringham's first encounter with Sir Luke.
Stringham's, which affected him: with her he could on occasion clear it up a sense produced by the mute communion between them and really the beginning, as the event was to show, of something extraordinary. It was even already a little the effect of this communion that Mrs. Stringham perceptibly faltered in her retort to Mrs. Lowder's joke. "Oh it's precisely my point that Mr.
Less than a month after the event that had so determined Mrs. Stringham's attitude close upon the heels, that is, of her return from New York she was reached by a proposal that brought up for her the kind of question her delicacy might have to contend with. Would she start for Europe with her young friend at the earliest possible date, and should she be willing to do so without making conditions?
Stringham's surprise, she accepted all results. What took place in her for Susan Shepherd was not simply that she made the best of them, but that she suddenly saw more in them to her purpose than she could have imagined.
Mere curiosity even, about his companion, had now for him its quick, its slightly quaking intensities. "Well, you know how deeply I marvel at the way you see it!" "It doesn't in the least follow," Kate went on, "that anything in the nature of what you call deception on Mrs. Stringham's part will be what you call odd. Why shouldn't she hide the truth?" "From Mrs. Lowder?" Densher stared.
Stringham's, however, she understood, because Mrs. These things were of later evidence, yet Densher might even then have felt them in the air. They were practically in it already when Kate, waiving the question of her friend's chemical change, wound up with the comparatively unobjectionable proposition that he must now, having missed so much, take them all up, on trust, further on.
He wondered afterwards if Kate had made this out; though it was not indeed till much later on that he found himself, in thought, dividing the things she might have been conscious of from the things she must have missed. If she actually missed, at any rate, Mrs. Stringham's discomfort, that but showed how her own idea held her.
"Give him a chance to. Let him talk to you. Then you'll see." All of which, on Mrs. Stringham's part, sharpened his sense of immersion in an element rather more strangely than agreeably warm a sense that was moreover, during the next two or three hours, to be fed to satiety by several other impressions.
Stringham's comments on the relation in which Milly had placed them made him it was unmistakeable feel things he perhaps hadn't felt. It was in the spirit of seeking a chance to feel again adequately whatever it was he had missed it was, no doubt, in that spirit, so far as it went a stroke for freedom, that Densher, arriving betimes, paced the platform before the train came in.
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