in one, and ty of to everytreated Lydia like a lady and Julie like a little nun, and ained ttle longer t table after meals, or if Lydia spoke to side tted o tease ent and felt t he was making progress.

    t autumn tayed late on tall asyard and till asters in tors arrived. A neigempted to travel farter for t. teously received; Goldmunds bed  of t room into ting room; ors, cs ran to to get fisook part in tivities and tement; ely felt ticed erest in ain someticed erest  and remote s ce dinner t came to play able; ook great delig still greater delig tension c, ive, burning eyes. Finally  doo reac under table and touc and calf urn pale and bite inued to tell anecdotes from er days and felt ten intently, not so muco ories as to too, sat listening, er  ony face, altoo, ed by t burned in t asy sang in  it, eactle Julie  resistance and rejection, ts  satisfaction, and Lydia ion in , a mixture of deep longing, soft resistance, and t violent jealousy,  anso so s of love fluttered about ing, figher.

    After t ick, s ttle cloister ayed up for anot, tened ardently to tter t  net of give and take, of glances and intonations and small gestures o being, eaced mosp also felt disgust act on art. Afterening , , sure t togetion s rembling ement all t trayed knig surprise to t.

    t morning t, a  s declined all urging to stay longer and insisted on immediate departure. Lydia stood by ed. S s aant.

    trangers udy, epped to tc of tyard. to be making less progress in tin composition