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Updated: May 15, 2025
In the unnatural unbearableness of her anguish, she lost sight of objects as she passed them, she lost all memory of what she did. She did not know how long she had been out, or how far she had ridden. When the thought of time or distance vaguely flitted across her mind, it seemed that she had been riding for hours, and might have crossed one county and entered another.
I go out every day, I exercise, and I come home tired, and still more irritated, that is the good I get out of it. It is in order not to bore you with my complaints that I write so rarely to you now, for no one has a livelier sense than I of my unbearableness. Send me Flamarande; that will give me a little air.
Whitney was far larger than I, and, even in his weakened condition I was weak myself stronger, and he had a gun that in a flash of light could blow me into eternity. And what would happen then? Why, when he got back to Los Pinos they would hang him; they would be only too glad of the chance; and his wife? she would die; I knew it just go out like a flame from the unbearableness of it all.
Though she was not young, she had that sense of grievousness, the unbearableness of trouble, which belongs to youth; for, after all, whatever female moralists may say on the subject, the patience of an unmarried woman wearing out her youth in the harassments of a long engagement, is something very different from the hard and many-sided experience of actual life.
The broken leg had been bound between rough splints of board, and he had traveled a week in the wagons in uncomplaining agony. Now, spent and silent, he awaited death, looking at the newcomers with the slow, indifferent glance of those whose ties with life are loosening. But the mother, in the ruthless unbearableness of her pain, wanted something done, anything.
I believe that success depends together with a general agreement in religious faith, and a real and spiritual religion leavening the mass upon another sentiment upon a feeling of the unbearableness of the circumstances in which they find themselves. The general feeling of modern society is blindly right at bottom: communism is a mutiny against society.
I doubt whether he will ever marry now. He is not one of those men who are hurried by the mere emotion and unbearableness of grief, into a fresh emotion of love. But what a lover what a husband lost!" She closed the book, and stood with it in her hand pondering. As he left her house, and turned towards the station Winnington passed a lady to whom he bowed, recognising her as Miss Andrews.
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