CHAPTER 13
s. e rived not of nothing ourselves.
Step pleading. Maggie listened - passing from artled to ter t belief t tide all - t s glide along , silent stream and not struggle any more. But across t stealing influence came terrible s ts; and t no last t of fatal intoxication oephen.
`Let me go! sated tone, flas look at rying to get ed to deprive me of any coo far - you o take advantage of my tlessness. It is unmanly to bring me into sucion.
Stung at to of desperation at ty Maggies o consent to go on, curse o. But ting sed uno one of suppressed rage,
`I didnt notice t o t village - and t came into my mind t justify it - I ougo old you. It is enougo make you e me - since you dont love me to you - as I do you. Sop t, and try to get you out ell Lucy t I you e me - and you so you.
Maggie o resist Stepure ed - easier even to turn a seemed to place ion from ate of feeling in ransmuted into mere self-regard. t fire in o look at imid distress. So irrevocable trespass - she, who had been so weak herself.
`As if I s feel trust. to tepal t inguis sense of otance.
all ting in one, - it o utter anoto make anot, t mig - everyting in t silence as in a till t t test perceptible fresill ter of tered.
`You up an instant, dearest.
Maggie obeyed: told o do, and doepook to e; for t try to get to torby as fast as ttended ance - it is tial sleep of t - it is ty by anotended to lull o acquiescence: t dreamy gliding in t, igued sens