It wasn’t. Sometimes the music would be tender and dreamy, like a native mother's crooning to her young; sometimes it would be so gay that the flesh tingled and the feet were urged to dance; again, it would be like the storms crashing, thunderous. "You forgot your lunch," she said. “Vee,” she said, “come home. But that was all over. Never again to be alone! To fit herself into this man's life as a hand into a glove; to use all her skill to force him into the position of depending upon her utterly; to be the spark to the divine fire! He should have his book, even if it had to be written with her heart's blood. “No. “There is some one else whom I care for!” He laughed hardly. I never saw a man who wasn't.
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