SUMMER

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SUMMER Edith Wharton

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  Thesignsofhislikingweremanifestenough;butitwashardtoguesshowmuchtheymeant,becausehismannerwassodifferentfromanythingNorthDormerhadevershownher。Hewasatoncesimplerandmoredeferentialthananyoneshehadknown;andsometimesitwasjustwhenhewassimplestthatshemostfeltthedistancebetweenthem。Educationandopportunityhaddividedthembyawidththatnoeffortofherscouldbridge,andevenwhenhisyouthandhisadmirationbroughthimnearest,somechanceword,someunconsciousallusion,seemedtothrustherbackacrossthegulf。

  NeverhadityawnedsowideaswhenshefleduptoherroomcarryingwithhertheechoofMr。Royall’stale。

  HerfirstconfusedthoughtwastheprayerthatshemightneverseeyoungHarneyagain。Itwastoobittertopicturehimasthedetachedimpartiallistenertosuchastory。\"Iwishhe’dgoaway:I

  wishhe’dgotomorrow,andnevercomeback!\"shemoanedtoherpillow;andfarintothenightshelaythere,inthedisordereddressshehadforgottentotakeoff,herwholesoulatossingmiseryonwhichherhopesanddreamsspunaboutlikedrowningstraws。

  Ofallthistumultonlyavagueheart—sorenesswasleftwhensheopenedhereyesthenextmorning。Herfirstthoughtwasoftheweather,forHarneyhadaskedhertotakehimtothebrownhouseunderPorcupine,andthenaroundbyHamblin;andasthetripwasalongonetheyweretostartatnine。Thesunrosewithoutacloud,andearlierthanusualshewasinthekitchen,makingcheesesandwiches,decantingbuttermilkintoabottle,wrappingupslicesofapplepie,andaccusingVerenaofhavinggivenawayabasketsheneeded,whichhadalwayshungonahookinthepassage。Whenshecameoutintotheporch,inherpinkcalico,whichhadrunalittleinthewashing,butwasstillbrightenoughtosetoffherdarktints,shehadsuchatriumphantsenseofbeingapartofthesunlightandthemorningthatthelasttraceofhermiseryvanished。Whatdiditmatterwhereshecamefrom,orwhosechildshewas,whenlovewasdancinginherveins,anddowntheroadshesawyoungHarneycomingtowardher?

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