Hesat，withhiselbowsonhisknees，smokingandthinking。
Beforelongtherestlessnessthathadgotpossessionofhimforcedhimtohisfeetagain。Herose，andpacedroundandroundthestripofgreenswardunderthewalnut-tree，likeawildbeastinacage。
Whatwasthemeaningofthisdisturbanceintheinnerman？Nowthathehadcommittedhimselftothebetrayalofthefriendwhohadtrustedandservedhim，washetornbyremorse？
Hewasnomoretornbyremorsethanyouarewhileyoureyeispassingoverthissentence。Hewassimplyinaragingfeverofimpatiencetoseehimselfsafelylandedattheendwhichhehadinview。
Whyshouldhefeelremorse？Allremorsesprings，moreorlessdirectly，fromtheactionoftwosentiments，whichareneitheroftheminbredinthenaturalman。Thefirstofthesesentimentsistheproductoftherespectwhichwelearntofeelforourselves。