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'He is particularly handsome. 'We women think so. Did you take him to be... eccentric? Beauchamp gave a French jerk of the shoulders. It confessed the incident of the glove to one who knew it as well as he: but it masked the weight he was beginning to attach to that incident, and Madame d'Auffray was misled.

Alive to his own indirectness, he was conscious at once of the slight sign of reservation, and said: 'Tell me... and swerved sheer away from his question: 'how is Madame d'Auffray? 'Agnes? I left her at Tourdestelle, said Renee. 'And Roland? He never writes to me. 'Neither he nor I write much. He is at the military camp of instruction in the North. 'He will run over to us.

That is very soon; but M. Beauchamp is engaged in an Election, and what have we to induce him to stay? 'Would it not be better to tell M. Beauchamp why he was invited to come? rejoined Madame d'Auffray. The sombre light in Renee's eyes quickened through shadowy spheres of surprise and pain to resolution. She cried, 'You have my full consent, and left them.

'Ah? said Madame d'Auffray, and turned to Rosamund: 'you have determined to surprise us: then you will have a gathering of the whole family in your hospitable house, Madame la Comtesse! 'If M. la Marquis will do it that honour, madame! 'My brother is in London, Madame d'Auffray said to Beauchamp. The shattering blow was merited by one who could not rejoice that he had acted rightly.

There was more for her to unbosom than Madame d'Auffray had revealed, but the comparative innocence of her position in this new light prompted her to meet him defiantly, if he chose to feel injured.

For me, I desire the interview and I am a coward: I need not state it. She ceased; presently continuing: 'The other inhabitants are my sister, Agnes d'Auffray, wife of a general officer serving in Afric my sister by marriage, and my friend; the baronne d'Orbec, a relation by marriage; M. d'Orbec, her son, a guest, and a sportsman; M. Livret, an erudite.

Beauchamp heard himself addressed: 'You are looking for my sister-in-law, M. Beauchamp? The speaker was Madame d'Auffray, to whom he had been introduced overnight a lady of the aquiline French outline, not ungentle. Renee had spoken affectionately of her, he remembered.

Madame d'Auffray heard some of their dialogue, and hurried with a mouth full of comedy to Renee, who did not reproach them for silly beings, as would be done elsewhere. On the contrary, she appreciated a scene of such absolute comedy, recognizing it instantly as a situation plucked out of human nature.

'Am I so very guilty? said Madame d'Auffray. 'If that mad boy, half idiot, half panther, were by chance to insult M. Beauchamp, you would feel so. 'You have taken precautions to prevent their meeting; and besides, M. Beauchamp does not fight. Renee flushed crimson. Madame d'Auffray added, 'I do not say that he is other than a perfectly brave and chivalrous gentleman.

The liberty she would have had at any cost, as Madame d'Auffray knew; and an attempt to restrict it would have created secrets. Near upon the breakfast-hour Renee was perceived by them going toward the chateau at a walking pace. They crossed one of the garden bridges to intercept her. She started out of some deep meditation, and raised her whip hand to Beauchamp's greeting.

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