第7章

\"Mydarlinggrandmother,\"shecried,\"I

thoughtyouwouldnevercomehome。\"

\"Itwasn’tmyfault,dear。MissHillisandanimbecileyoungdoctormademebelieveIhadacold。Ihadnocold。IhadnothingatallbutwhatIoughttohave。I’vebeenmadetotakeallsortsofthings,anddoallsortsofthingsthatIhatetotakeandhatetodo。FortendaysI’vebeenkickingmyoldheelsagainstbedclothes。YesterdayItookthingsinmyownhands。\"

\"Nevermind,Grannydear,itwasallagooddiscipline。\"

\"Discipline!Youimpertinentyounglady!Disciplineforyourgrandmother!

Discipline,indeed!Thatonewordmaycostyouathousanddollars,miss。\"

\"Idon’tcareifitdoes,onlyyoumustgivethethousanddollarstopoorMissHillis。\"

\"PoorMissHillishashadamostcomfortabletimewithmeallsummer。\"

\"Iknowshehas,consequentlyshewillfeelhercomfortlessroomandpovertyallthemoreafterit。Giveherthethousand,Granny。

I’mwilling。\"

\"Whatkindofcompanyhaveyoubeenkeeping,EthelRawdon?Whohastaughtyoutosquanderdollarsbythethousand?

Discipline!Ithinkyouaregivingmealittlenow——athousanddollarsalesson,itseems——

nowonder,afterthecarryings-onatRawdonCourt。\"

\"Deargrandmother,wehadtheloveliesttimeyoucanimagine。Andthereisnot,inalltheworld,suchanobleoldgentlemanasSquirePercivalRawdon。\"

\"IknowallaboutPercivalRawdon——aproud,careless,extravagant,loose-at-endsman,dancingandsingingandlovingasitsuitedtimeandseason,takingnothoughtforthefuture,andspendingwithbothhands;

hardonwomen,too,ascouldbe。\"

\"Grandmother,Ineversawamorecourteousgentleman。Heworshipswomen。Hewasnevertiredoftalkingaboutyou。\"

\"Whathadhetosayaboutme?\"

\"Thatyouweretheloveliestgirlinthecounty,andthathenevercouldforgetthefirsttimehesawyou。Hesaidyouwerelikethevisionofanangel。\"

\"Nonsense!Iwasjustaprettygirlinabookmuslinfrockandawhitesash,witharoseatmybreast。Ibelievetheyusebookmuslinforliningsnow,butitdidmakethesheerest,lightestfrocksanygirlcouldwant。

Yes,Irememberthattime。Iwasgoingtoalittlepartyandcrossingameadowtoshortenthewalk,andSquirePercivalhadbeenoutwithhisgun,andhelaiditdownandrantohelpmeoverthestile。Ahandsomeyoungfellowhewasthenaseversteppedinshoeleather。\"

\"Andhemusthavelovedyoudearly。HewouldsithourafterhourtellingRuthandmehowbrightyouwere,andhowalltheyoungbeauxaroundMonk-Rawdonadoredyou。\"

\"Nonsense!Nonsense!Ihadbeauxtobesure。Whatprettygirlhasn’t?\"

\"AndhesaidhisbrotherEdwardwonyoubecausehewasmostworthyofyourlove。\"

\"Well,now,IchoseEdwardRawdonbecausehewaswillingtocometoAmerica。I

longedtogetawayfromMonk-Rawdon。I

wasfaintandwearywiththewholestupidplace。Andtheideaoflivingafreeandequallife,andnotcaringwhatlordsandsquiresandtheirproudladiessaidordid,pleasedmewonderfully。WereadaboutNiagaraandthegreatprairiesandthenewbrightcities,andEdwardandIresolvedtomakeourhomethere。Yourgrandfatherwasn’tamantolikebeing`theSquire’sbrother。’Hecouldstandalone。\"

\"AreyougladyoucametoAmerica?\"

\"Neversorryaminuteforit。TenyearsinNewYorkisworthfiftyyearsinMonk-

Rawdon,orRawdonCourteither。\"

\"SquirePercivalwasveryfondofme。

HethoughtIresembledyou,grandmother,butheneveradmittedIwasashandsomeasyouwere。\"

\"Well,Etheldear,youarehandsomeenoughforthekindofmenyou’llpickupinthisgeneration——mostofthembaldatthirty,wearingspectaclesattwentyorearlier,andinspiteofthefusstheymakeaboutathleticsbreakingalltonervousbitsaboutfifty。\"

\"Grandmother,thatispureslander。I

knowsomeveryfineyoungmen,handsomeandathleticboth。\"

\"Beautyisamatteroftaste,andastotheirathletics,theycanrunamilewithablacksmith,butwhenthethermometerrisestoeighty-fivedegreesitknocksthemalltopieces。Theysitfanningthemselveslikeschoolgirls,andcallforjulepsandice-water。

I’vegoteyesyet,mydear。SquirePercivalwasadifferentkindofman;hecouldfollowthehoundsalldayanddanceallnight。Thehunthadnotariderlikehim;hebalkedatneitherhedge,gate,norwater;arightgallant,courageous,honorable,affectionategentlemanaseverYorkshirebred,andshe’sbredlotsofsuperfineones。Whatevermadehimgetintosuchamesswithhisestate?

Yourgrandfatherthoughthimasstraightasastringinmoneymatters。\"

\"Yousaidjustnowhewascarelessandextravagant。\"

\"Well,Ididhimwrong,andI’msorryforit。Howdidhemanagetoneedeightythousandpounds?\"

\"Itisratherapitifulstory,grandmother,butheneveronceblamedthosewhowereinthewrong。Hissonformanyyearshadbeentherealmanageroftheestate。Hewasaspeculator;hisgrandsonswerewildandextravagant。Theybegantoborrowmoneytenyearsagoandhadtogoon。\"

\"Whomdidtheyborrowfrom?\"

\"FredMostyn’sfather。\"

\"Thedevil!Excuseme,Ethel——butthenamesuitsandmaystand。\"

\"ThedearoldSquirewouldhavetakenthefaultonhimselfifhecouldhavedoneso。

Theythatwrongedhimwerehisown,andtheyweredead。Heneverspokeofthembutwithaffection。\"

\"PoorPercival!YourfathertoldmehewasnowoutofMostyn’spower;hesaidyouhadsavedtheestate,buthegavemenoparticulars。Howdidyousaveit?\"

\"Boughtit!\"

\"Nonsense!\"

\"Houseandlandsandoutlyingfarmsandtimber——everything。\"

ThenarosycoloroverspreadMadam’sface,hereyessparkled,sherosetoherfeet,madeEthelasweepingcourtesy,andsaid:

\"MyrespectandcongratulationstoEthel,LadyofRawdonManor。\"

\"Deargrandmother,whatelsecouldI

do?\"

\"Youdidright。\"

\"TheSquireisLordoftheManoraslongashelives。MyfathersaysIhavedonewelltobuyit。Inthefuture,ifIdonotwishtokeepit,NicholasRawdonwillrelievemeatagreatfinancialadvantage。\"

\"Whydidn’tyouletNicholasRawdonbuyitnow?\"

\"Hewouldhavewantedpromptpossession。

TheSquirewouldhavehadtoleavehishome。Itwouldhavebrokenhisheart。\"

\"Idaresay。Hehasasoft,lovingheart。

Thatisn’talwaysablessing。Itcangiveoneadealofsuffering。AndIhearyouhaveallbeenmakingidolsoftheseTyrrel-Rawdons。

Fredtellsmetheyareasvulgaralotascanbe。\"

\"Fredlies!Excuseme,grandmother——butthewordsuitsandmaystand。Mr。Nicholasispompous,andwalksasslowlyasifhehadtocarrytheweightofhisgreatfortune;buthismannersareallright,andhiswifeandsonaredelightful。Sheishandsome,welldressed,andsogood-heartedthatherprettycountyidiomsarereallycharming。JohnThomasisamanbyhimself——nothandsome,butrunningoverwithgoodtemper,andexceedinglycleverandwide-awake。ManytimesIwasforcedtotellmyself,JohnThomaswouldmakeanidealSquireofRawdon。\"

\"Whydon’tyoumarryhim。\"

\"Heneveraskedme。\"

\"Whatwasthematterwiththemen?\"

\"Hewasalreadyengagedtoaverylovelyyounglady。\"

\"Iamgladsheisalady。\"

\"Sheisalsoveryclever。Shehasbeentocollegeandtakenhighhonors,athingIhavenotdone。\"

\"Youmighthavedoneandoverdonethatcaper;youweretoosensibletotryit。Well,I’mgladthatpartofthefamilyislookingup。Theyhadtherightstuffinthem,anditisagoodthingforfamiliestodwelltogetherinunity。WehaveKingDavid’swordforthat。Myobservationleadsmetothinkitisfarbetterforfamiliestodwellapart,inunity。Theyseldomgetalongcomfortablytogether。\"

ThenEthelrelatedmanypleasant,piquantscenesbetweenthetwofamiliesatMonk-

Rawdon,andespeciallythatoneinwhichtheroomofthefirstTyrrelhadbeenopenedandhislikenessrestoredtoitsplaceinthefamilygallery。Ittouchedtheoldladytotears,andshemurmured,\"Poorlad!Poorlad!I

wonderifheknows!Iwonderifheknows!\"

ThecrucialpointofEthel’srevelationshadnotyetbeenrevealed,butMadamwasnowinagentlemood,andEtheltooktheopportunitytointroducehertoTyrrelRawdon。

Shewasexpectingandwaitingforthistopic,butstubbornlyrefusedtogiveEthelanyhelptowardbringingitforward。Atlast,thegirlfeltalittleangeratherpretendedindifference,andsaid,\"IsupposeFredMostyntoldyouaboutMr。TyrrelRawdon,ofCalifornia?\"

\"TyrrelRawdon,ofCalifornia!Pray,whomayhebe?\"

\"ThesonofColonelRawdon,oftheUnitedStatesArmy。\"

\"Oh,tobesure!Well,whatofhim?\"

\"Iamgoingtomarryhim。\"

\"Ishallseeaboutthat。\"

\"Wewerecomingheretogethertoseeyou,butbeforeweleftthesteamerhegotatelegramurginghimtogoatoncetohisfather,whoisveryill。\"

\"Ihavenotaskedhimtocomeandseeme。PerhapshewillwaittillIdoso。\"

\"IfyouarenotgoingtoloveTyrrel,youneednotloveme。Iwon’thaveyouforagrandmotheranylonger。\"

\"Ididwithoutyousixtyyears。Ishallnotliveanothertwelvemonths,andIthinkIcanmanagetodowithoutyouforagranddaughteranylonger。\"

\"Youcannotdowithoutme。Youwouldbreakyourheart,andIshouldbreakmine。\"

WhereuponEthelbegantocrywithapassionthatquitegratifiedtheoldlady。Shewatchedherafewmoments,andthensaidgently:

\"Therenow,thatwilldo。WhenhecomestoNewYorkbringhimtoseeme。Anddon’tnamethemaninthemeantime。Iwon’ttalkabouthimtillI’veseenhim。Itisn’tfaireitherway。Freddidn’tlikehim。\"

\"FredlikesnoonebutDoraStanhope。\"

\"Eh!What!Isthatnonsensegoingonyet?\"

ThenEtheldescribedherlasttwointerviewswithDora。Shedidthiswithscrupulousfidelity,makingnosuggestionsthatmightprejudicethecase。Forshereallywantedhergrandmother’sdecisioninordertoframeherownconductbyit。Madamwasnot,however,inahurrytogiveit。

\"Whatdoyouthink?\"sheaskedEthel。

\"IhaveknownDoraformanyyears;shehasalwaystoldmeeverything。\"

\"ButnothingaboutFred?\"

\"Nothing。\"

\"Nothingtotell,perhaps?\"

\"Perhaps。\"

\"Wheredoesherexcellenthusbandcomein?\"

\"Shesaysheisverykindtoherinhisway。\"

\"Andhiswayistodragherovertheworldtoseethecathedralsthereof,andtovarythatpleasurewithinspectingschoolsandreformatoriesandlisteningtogreatpreachers。Uponmyword,Ifeelsorryforthechild!AndI

knowallaboutsuchexcellentpeopleastheStanhopes。Iusedtogotowhattheycall`apleasantevening’withthem。Wesataroundabigroomlitwithwaxcandles,andheldimprovingconversation,orsomeonesangoneortwoofMrs。Hemans’songs,like`PassingAway’or`HeNeverSmiledAgain。’Perhapstherewasacomicrecitation,atwhichnoonelaughed,andfinallywehadwineandhotwater——theycalledit`portnegus’——andtonguesandwichesandcarawaycakes。MydearEthel,IyawnnowwhenI

thinkofthosedrearyevenings。WhatmustDorahavefelt,rightoutofthemaelstromofNewYork’soperasandtheatersanddancingparties?\"

\"Still,Doraoughttotrytofeelsomeinterestinthechurchaffairs。Shesaysshedoesnotcareahairpinforthem,andBasilfeelssohurt。\"

\"Idaresayhedoes,poorfellow!HethinksSt。Jude’sKindergartenandsewingcirclesandmissionarysocietiesaretheonlyjoysintheworld。RightenoughforBasil,buthowaboutDora?\"

\"Theyarehisprofession;sheoughttofeelaninterestinthem。\"

\"Comenow,lookatthequestionsensibly。

DidDora’sfatherbringhis`deals’andstock-jobberyhome,andexpectDoraandhermothertofeelaninterestinthem?Dodoctorstelltheirwivesabouttheirpatients,andexpectthemtopaysympathizingvisits?

DoesyourfatherexpectRuthandyourselftolistentohiscasesandarguments,andvisithispoorclientsormakeunderclothingforthem?Domen,ingeneral,consideritawife’splacetointerfereintheirprofessionorbusiness?\"

\"Clergymenaredifferent。\"

\"Notatall。Preachingandphilanthropyistheirbusiness。Theygetsomuchayearfordoingit。Idon’tbelieveSt。Jude’spaysMrs。Stanhopearedcent。Therenow,andifsheisn’tpaid,she’srightnottowork。Amentothat!\"

\"BeforeshewasmarriedDorasaidshefeltagreatinterestinchurchwork。\"

\"Idaresayshedid。Marriagemakesadealofdifferenceinawoman’slikesanddislikes。

Churchworkwascourting-timebeforemarriage;aftermarriageshehadotheropportunities。\"

\"IthinkyoumightspeaktoFredMostyn————\"

\"Imight,butitwouldn’tbeworthwhile。

Betruetoyourfriendaslongasyoucan。

InYorkshirewestandbyourfriends,rightorwrong,andwearen’ttooparticularastotheirbeingright。Myfatherenjoyedjustifyingamanthateveryoneelsewasdownon;

andI’vestoodbymanyawomannobodyhadagoodwordfor。Iwasneversorryfordoingit,either。I’llbegoingintoastrangecountrysoon,andIshouldnotwonderifsomeofthemthathavegonetherefirstwillbereadytostandbyme。Wedon’tknowwhatfriendswe’llbegladofthere。\"

Thedinnerbellbrokeupthisconversation,andEthelduringittoldMadamaboutthecookandcookingattheCourtandatNicholasRawdon’s,whereJohnThomashadinstalledaFrenchchef。Otherdomesticarrangementswerediscussed,andwhentheJudgecalledforhisdaughteratfouro’clock,Madamvowed\"shehadspentoneofthehappiestdaysofherlife。\"

\"Ruthtellsme,\"saidtheJudge,\"thatDoraStanhopecalledforEthelsoonaftershelefthomethismorning。Ruthseemstroubledatthecontinuanceofthisfriendship。

Haveyouspokentoyourgrandmother,Ethel,aboutDora?\"

\"Shehastoldmeallthereistotell,Idaresay,\"answeredMadam。

\"Well,mother,whatdoyouthink?\"

\"Iseenoharminityetawhile。Itisnotfair,Edward,tocondemnuponlikelihoods。

Wearenosaints,sinfulmenandwomen,allofus,andasmuchinclinedtoforbiddenfruitasanygoodChristianscanbe。Ethelcandoasshefeelsaboutit;she’sgotamindofherown,andIhopetogoodnessshe’llnotletRuthBayardbitandbridleit。\"

GoinghometheJudgeevidentlyponderedthisquestion,forhesaidafteralengthysilence,\"Grandmother’sethicsdonotalwaysfitthesocialethicsofthisday,Ethel。Shecriticisespeoplewithherheart,notherintellect。

Youmustbeprudent。ThereisaremarkablethingcalledRespectabilitytobereckonedwithrememberthat。\"

AndEthelanswered,\"NooneneedworryaboutDora。Somewomenmayshowtheedgesoftheircharactersoiledandragged,butDorawillbesuretohavehersreputablyfinishedwithahemofthewidestpropriety。\"

AndafterashortsilencetheJudgeadded,almostinsoliloquy,\"And,moreover,Ethel,\"`There’sadivinitythatshapesourends,Rough-hewthemhowwewill。’\"

PARTFOURTH

THEREAPINGOFTHESOWING

CHAPTERX

WHENEthelandTyrrelpartedatthesteamertheydidnotexpectalongseparation,butColonelRawdonneverrecoveredhishealth,andformanyexcellentreasonsTyrrelcouldnotleavethedyingman。NordidEthelwishhimtodoso。UnderthesecircumstancesbeganthesecondbeautifulphaseofEthel’swooing,asweet,dailycorrespondence,thebestofallpreparationsformatrimonialonenessandunderstanding。LookingforTyrrel’sletters,readingthem,andansweringthempassedmanyhappyhours,fortobothitwasanabsolutenecessitytoassureeachotherconstantly,\"SinceIwrotetheeyestereveIdolovethee,Love,believe,Twelvetimesdearer,twelvehourslonger,Onedreamdeeperonenightstronger,Onesunsurer——thismuchmoreThanIlovedthee,dear,before。\"

Andfortherest,shetookupheroldlifewithafreshenthusiasm。

AmongtheseinterestsnoneweremoreurgentintheirclaimsthanDoraStanhope;

andfortifiedbyhergrandmother’sopinion,Ethelwentatoncetocallonher。ShefoundBasilwithhiswife,andhiseffortstomakeEthelseehowmuchheexpectedfromherinfluence,andyetatthesametimenotevenhintadisapprovalofDora,werealmostpathetic,forhewassovoidofsophistrythathisinnuendoeswereflagrantlyopentodetection。

Dorafeltacontemptforthem,andhehadhardlylefttheroomereshesaid:

\"Basilhasgonetohisvestryinhighspirits。WhenItoldhimyouwerecomingtoseemeto-dayhesmiledlikeanangel。Hebelievesyouwillkeepmeoutofmischief,andhefeelsagrandconfidenceinsomethingwhichhecalls`yourinfluence。’\"

\"Whatdoyoumeanbymischief?\"

\"Oh,IsupposegoingaboutwithFredMostyn。Ican’thelpthat。Imusthavesomeonetolookafterme。AlltheyoungmenI

usedtoknowpassmenowwithaliftedhatorawordortwo。Thegirlshaveforgottenme。Idon’tsupposeIshallbeaskedtoasingledancethiswinter。\"

\"TheladiesinSt。Jude’schurchwouldmakeapetofyouif————\"

\"Theoldcatsandkittens!No,thankyou,IamnotgoingtochurchexceptonSundaymornings——thatisrespectableandright;butastobeingthepetofSt。Jude’sladies!No,no!Howtheywouldmewovermydelinquencies,andwhatscratchesIshouldgetfromtheirvelvet-shodclaws!IfIhavetobetalkedabout,Iprefertheladiesoftheworldtodiscussmyfrailties。\"

\"ButifIwereyou,Iwouldgivenooneareasonforsayingawordagainstme。Whyshouldyou?\"

\"Fredwillsupplythemwithreasons。I

can’tkeepthemanawayfromme。Idon’tbelieveIwantto——heisveryniceanduseful。\"

\"Youaretalkingnonsense,thingsyoudon’tmean,Dora。YouarenotsuchafoolishwomanastoliketobeseenwithFredMostyn,thatlittlemonocularsnob,afterthearistocratic,handsomeBasilStanhope。Thecomparisonisamockery。BasilisthefinestgentlemanIeversaw。Socially,heisperfection,and————\"

\"Heisonlyaclergyman。\"

\"Evenasaclergymanheisofreligiouslyroyaldescent。Therearegenerationsofclergymenbehindhim,andheisaprinceinthepulpit。Everymanthatknowshimgiveshimthehighestrespect,everywomanthinksyouthemostfortunateofwives。NoonecaresforFredMostyn。Eveninhisnativeplaceheisheldincontempt。HehadninehundredvotestoyoungRawdon’stwelvethousand。\"

\"Idon’tmindthat。Iamgoingtothematineeto-morrowwithFred。Hewantedtotakemeoutinhisautothisafternoon,butwhenIsaidIwouldgoifyouwouldhedrewback。Whatisthereason?Didhemakeyouofferofhishand?Didyourefuseit?\"

\"Henevermademeanoffer。Icountthattomyselfasagreatcompliment。Ifhehaddonesuchathing,hewouldcertainlyhavebeenrefused。\"

\"Icantellthathereallyhatesyou。WhatdirtytrickdidyouservehimaboutRawdonCourt?\"

\"SohecalledthereleaseofSquireRawdona`dirtytrick’?ItwouldhavebeenaverydirtytricktohaveletFredMostyngethiswaywithSquireRawdon。\"

\"Ofcourse,Ethel,whenamanlendshismoneyasanobligationheexpectstogetitbackagain。\"

\"Mostyngoteveryfarthingduehim,andhewantedoneofthefinestmanorsinEng-

landinreturnfortheobligation。Hedidnotgetit,thankGodandmyfather!\"

\"Hewillnotforgetyourfather’sinterference。\"

\"Ihopehewillrememberit。\"

\"DoyouknowwhofurnishedthemoneytopayFred?Hesaysheissureyourfatherdidnothaveit。\"

\"Tellhimtoaskmyfather。Hemightevenaskyourfather。Whethermyfatherhadthemoneyornotwasimmaterial。Fathercouldborrowanysumhewanted,I

think。\"

\"Whomdidheborrowfrom?\"

\"IamsurethatFredtoldyoutoaskthatquestion。Ishewritingtoyou,Dora?\"

\"Supposeheis?\"

\"Icannotsupposesuchathing。Itistooimpossible。\"

ThiswasthebeginningofaseriesofeventsallmoreorlessqualifiedtobringaboutunspeakablemiseryinBasil’shome。Butthereisnothinginlifelikethemarriagetie。Thetugsitwillbearandnotbreak,thewrongsitwilllookover,thechronicmisunderstandingsitwillforgive,makeitoneofthemysteriesofhumanity。ItwasnotinadayoraweekthatBasilStanhope’sdreamofloveandhomewasshattered。Dorahadfrequentandthenlessfrequenttimesofreturntoherbetterself;andeverysuchtimerenewedherhusband’shopethatshewasmerelypassingthroughaperiodoftransitionandassimilation,andthatintheendshewouldbeallhisdesirehopedfor。

ButEthelsawwhathedidnotsee,thatMostynwasgraduallyinspiringherwithhisownopinions,perhapsevenwithhisownpassion。

Inthisemergency,however,shewasgratifiedtofindthatDora’smotherappearedtohavegraspedthesituation。ForifDorawenttothetheaterwithMostyn,Mrs。DenningorBrycewasalsothere;andtherecklessautodriving,shopping,andlunchinghadatleastashowofrespectableassociation。

Yetwhentheoperaseasonopened,theconstantcompanionshipofMostynandDorabecameentirelytooremarkable,notonlyinthepublicestimation,butinBasil’smiserableconceptionofhisownwrong。Theyounghusbandusedeveryartandpersuasion——andfailed。Andhisfailurewastooapparenttobeslighted。Hebecamefeverishandnervous,andhisfriendsreadhismiseryineyesheavywithunshedtears,andinthewastingpallorcausedbyhissleepless,sorrowfulnights。

Doraalsoshowedsignsofthechangesorapidlyworkingonher。Shewassullenandpassionatebyturns;shecomplainedbitterlytoEthelthatheryouthandbeautyhadbeenwasted;thatshewasonlynineteen,andherlifewasover。ShewantedtogotoParis,togetawayfromNewYorkanywhereandanyhow。

ShebegantodislikeeventhepresenceofBasil。Hisstatelybeautyoffendedher,hislow,calmvoicewastheverykeynoteofirritation。

OnemorningnearChristmashecametoherwithasmiling,radiantface。\"Dora,\"

hesaid,\"Dora,mylove,Ihavesomethingsointerestingtotellyou。Mrs。ColbyandMrs。Schafflerandsomeotherladieshaveabeautifulidea。TheywishtogiveallthechildrenofthechurchundereightyearsoldthegrandestChristmastreeimaginable——

reallyrichpresentsandtheythoughtyoumightliketohaveithere。\"

\"Whatdoyousay,Basil!\"

\"Youwerealwayssofondofchildren。

You————\"

\"Inevercouldendurethem。\"

\"Weallthoughtyoumightenjoyit。Indeed,IwassosurethatIpromisedforyou。

Itwillbesuchapleasuretomealso,dear。\"

\"Iwillhavenosuchchildishnonsenseinmyhouse。\"

\"Ipromisedit,Dora。\"

\"Youhadnorighttodoso。Thisismyhouse。Myfatherboughtitandgavemeit,anditismyown。I————\"

\"Itseems,then,thatIintrudeinyourhouse。Isitso?Speak,Dora。\"

\"Ifyouwillaskquestionsyoumusttaketheanswer。Youdointrudewhenyoucomewithsuchridiculousproposals——infact,youintrudeveryoftenlately。\"

\"DoesMr。Mostynintrude?\"

\"Mr。Mostyntakesmeout,givesmealittlesensiblepleasure。YouthinkIcanbeinterestedinaChristmastree。Theidea!\"

\"Alas,alas,Dora,youaretiredofme!

Youdonotloveme!Youdonotloveme!\"

\"Ilovenobody。IamsorryIgotmarried。

Itwasallamistake。Iwillgohomeandthenyoucangetadivorce。\"

Atthislastwordthewholemanchanged。

Hewassuffused,transfiguredwithanangerthatwasatoncerighteousandimpetuous。

\"Howdareyouusethatwordtome?\"hedemanded。\"TothepriestofGodnosuchwordexists。Idonotknowit。Youaremywife,willingorunwilling。Youaremywifeforever,whetheryoudwellwithmeornot。

YoucannotseverbondstheAlmightyhastied。Youaremine,DoraStanhope!Minefortimeandeternity!Mineforeverandever!\"

Shelookedathiminamazement,andsawamanafteranimageshehadneverimagined。

Shewasterrified。Sheflungherselfonthesofainawhirlwindofpassion。Shecriedaloudagainsthisclaim。Shegaveherselfuptoavehementragethatwasstronglyinfusedwithachildishdismayandpanic。

\"Iwillnotbeyourwifeforever!\"sheshrieked。\"Iwillneverbeyourwifeagain——never,notforonehour!Letmego!Takeyourhandsoffme!\"ForBasilhadkneltdownbythedistraughtwoman,andclaspingherinhisarmssaid,evenonherlips,\"YouAREmydearwife!Youaremyveryowndearwife!Tellmewhattodo。Anythingthatisright,reasonableIwilldo。Wecanneverpart。\"

\"Iwillgotomyfather。Iwillnevercomebacktoyou。\"Andwiththesewordssherose,threwoffhisembrace,andwithasobbingcryran,likeaterrifiedchild,outoftheroom。

Hesatdownexhaustedbyhisemotion,andsickwiththethoughtshehadevokedinthatoneevilword。Thepublicity,thedisgrace,thewrongtoHolyChurch——ah,thatwasthecruelestwound!Hisownwrongwashardenough,butthathe,whowouldgladlydiefortheChurch,shouldputhertoopenshame!Howcouldhebearit?Thoughitkilledhim,hemustpreventthatwrong;yes,iftherighteyeoffendeditmustbepluckedout。Hemustthrowoffhiscassock,andturnawayfromthesacredaisles;hemust——hecouldnotsaytheword;hewouldwaitalittle。

Dorawouldnotleavehim;itwasimpossible。

Hewaitedinatranceofachingsuspense。

Nothingforanhourormorebrokeit——nofootfall,nosoundofcommandorcomplaint。

HewasfinallyinhopesthatDoraslept。

Thenhewascalledtolunch,andhemadeapretenseofeatingitalone。Dorasentnoexcuseforherabsence,andhecouldnottrusthimselftomakeinquiryabouther。Inthemiddleoftheafternoonheheardacarriagedrivetothedoor,andDora,withherjewel-

caseinherhand,entereditandwasdrivenaway。Thesightastoundedhim。Herantoherroom,andfoundhermaidpackingherclothing。Thewomanansweredhisquestionssullenly。Shesaid\"Mrs。StanhopehadgonetoMrs。Denning’s,andhadleftordersforhertrunkstobesentthere。\"Beyondthisshewassilentandignorant。Nosympathyforeitherhusbandorwifewasinherheart。

Theirquarrelwasinterferingwithherownplans;shehatedbothoftheminconsequence。

InthemeantimeDorahadreachedherhome。Hermotherwasdismayedandhesitating,andherattituderaisedagaininDora’sheartthepassionwhichhadprovokedthestepshehadtaken。Sheweptlikealostchild。SheexclaimedagainstthehorrorofbeingBasil’swifeforeverandever。Shereproachedhermotherforsufferinghertomarrywhileshewasonlyachild。Shesaidshehadbeencruellyusedinordertogetthefamilyintosocialrecognition。Shewasinafrenzyofgriefathersupposedsacrificewhenherfathercamehome。Hercasewasthenwon。Withherarmsroundhisneck,sobbingagainsthisheart,hertearsandentreatiesonhislips,BenDenninghadnofeelingandnocareforanyonebuthisdaughter。Hetookherviewofthingsatonce。\"SheHADbeenbadlyused。ItWASashametotieagirllikeDoratosermonsandsuchlike。Itwaslikeshuttingherupinaconvent。\"Dora’stearsandcomplaintsfiredhimbeyondreason。Hepromisedherfreedomwhateveritcosthim。

Andwhilehesatinhisprivateroomconsideringthecase,alltheracialpassionsofhisroughancestryburningwithinhim,BasilStanhopecalledtoseehim。Hepermittedhimtocomeintohispresence,butheroseasheentered,andwalkedhastilyafewstepstomeethim。

\"Whatdoyouwanthere,sir?\"heasked。

\"Mywife。\"

\"Mydaughter。Youshallnotseeher。I

havetakenherbacktomyowncare。\"

\"Sheismywife。Noonecantakeherfromme。\"

\"Iwillteachyouadifferentlesson。\"

\"ThelawofGod。\"

\"Thelawofthelandgoeshere。You’llfinditmorethanyoucandefy。\"

\"Sir,IentreatyoutoletmespeaktoDora。\"

\"Iwillnot。\"

\"IwillstayhereuntilIseeher。\"

\"Iwillgiveyoufiveminutes。Idonotwishtoofferyourprofessionaninsult;ifyouhaveanyrespectforityouwillobeyme。\"

Answermeonequestion——whathaveI

donewrong?\"

\"Amancanbesointolerablyright,thathebecomesunbearablywrong。Youhavenobusinesswithawifeandahome。Youaread————sighttoogoodforagoodlittlegirlthatwantsabitofinnocentamusement。SermonsandChristmastrees!GreatScott,whatsensiblewomanwouldnotbesickofitall?Sir,Idon’twantanotherminuteofyourcompany。LittlewonderthatmyDoraisillwithit。Obligemebyleavingmyhouseasquietlyaspossible。\"Andhewalkedtothedoor,flungitopen,andstoodglaringatthedistractedhusband。\"Go,\"hesaid。\"Goatonce。Mylawyerwillseeyouinthefuture。

Ihavenothingfurthertosaytoyou。\"

Basilwent,butnottohisdesolatehome。

Hehadaprivatekeytothevestryinhischurch,andinitsdarknessandsolitudehefacedthefirstshockofhisruinedlife,forheknewwellallwasover。Allhadbeen。Hesanktotheflooratthefootofthelargecrosswhichhungonitsbarewhitewalls。Grief’sillimitablewavewentoverhim,andlikeadrowningmanheutteredaninarticulatecryofagony——thecryofasoulthathadwrongeditsdestiny。

Lovehadbetrayedhimtoruin。Allhehaddonemustbeabandoned。Allhehadwonmustbegivenup。SinandshameindeeditwouldbeifinhispersonasacramentoftheChurchshouldbedraggedthroughadivorcecourt。Allotherconsiderationspaledbeforethisdisgrace。Hemustresignhiscuracy,striphimselfofthehonorableliveryofheaven,obliteratehispersonandhisname。Itwasakindofdeath。

Afterawhileherose,dranksomewater,liftedtheshadeandletthemoonlightin。

ThenaboutthatlittleroomhewalkedwithGodthroughthelongnight,tellingHimhissorrowandperplexity。Andthereisadepthinourownnaturewherethedivineandhumanareone。ThatnightBasilStanhopefoundit,andhenceforwardknewthatthebitternessofdeathwasbehindhim,notbefore。

\"Imademynesttoodearonearth,\"

hesighed,\"andithasbeensweptbare——thatis,thatImaybuildinheaven。

Now,therevelationofsorrowistheclearestofallrevelations。Stanhopeunderstoodthathourwhathemustdo。Nodoubtsweakenedhiscourse。HewentbacktothehouseDoracalled\"hers,\"tookawaywhathevalued,andwhiletheservantswereeatingtheirbreakfastandtalkingoverhismaritaltroubles,hepassedacrossitsthresholdforthelasttime。Hetoldnoonewherehewasgoing;hedroppedassilentlyanddumblyoutofthelifethathadknownhimasastonedroppedintomid-ocean。

EthelconsideredherselffortunateinbeingfromhomeatthetimethisdisastrousculminationofBasilStanhope’smarriedlifewasreached。OnthatsamemorningtheJudge,accompaniedbyRuthandherself,hadgonetoLenoxtospendtheholidayswithsomeoldfriends,andshewasquiteignorantofthematterwhenshereturnedaftertheNewYear。Brycewasherfirstinformant。

Hecalledspeciallytogiveherthenews。Hesaidhissisterhadbeentooillandtoobusytowrite。Hehadnowordofsympathyfortheunhappypair。Hespokeonlyoftheanxietyithadcausedhim。\"Hewasnowengaged,\"

hesaid,\"toMissCaldwell,andshewassuchanextremelyproper,innocentlady,andamemberofSt。Jude’s,ithadreallybeenatryingtimeforher。\"BrycealsoremindedEthelthathehadbeenagainstBasilStanhopefromthefirst。\"Hehadalwaysknownhowthatmarriagewouldend,\"andsoon。

Etheldeclinedtogiveanyopinion。\"Shemusthearbothsides,\"shesaid。\"Dorahadbeensoreasonablelately,shehadappearedhappy。\"

\"Oh,Doraisalittlefox,\"hereplied;\"shedoublesonherselfalways。\"

Ruthwasproperlyregretful。Shewondered\"ifanymarriedwomanwasreallyhappy。\"ShedidnotapparentlyconcernherselfaboutBasil。TheJudgeratherleanedtoBasil’sconsideration。HeunderstoodthatDora’sovertacthadshatteredhisprofessionalcareeraswellashispersonalhappiness。

Hecouldfeelforthemanthere。\"Mydears,\"hesaid,withhisdilettanteair,\"thegoddessCalamityisdelicate,andherfeetaretender。Shetreadsnotupontheground,butmakesherpathupontheheartsofmen。\"Inthisnon-committalwayhegavehiscomment,forheusuallyfoundabitofclassicalwisdomtofitmodernemergencies,andthehabithadimpartedanantiquebon-tontohisconversation。Ethelcouldonlywonderatthelackofrealsympathy。

Inthemorningshewenttoseehergrandmother。

Theoldladyhad\"heard\"allshewantedtohearaboutDoraandBasilStanhope。

Ifmenwouldmarryafoolbecauseshewasyoungandpretty,theymusttaketheconsequences。\"AndwhyshouldStanhopehavemarriedatall?\"sheaskedindignantly。

\"NomancanserveGodandawomanatthesametime。Hehadtobeabadpriestandagoodhusband,orabadhusbandandagoodpriest。BasilStanhopewashonored,wasdoinggood,andhemustneedsbehappyalso。

Hewantedtoomuch,andlosteverything。

Servehimright。\"

\"AllcannowfindsomefaultinpoorBasilStanhope,\"saidEthel。\"BrycewasbitteragainsthimbecauseMissCaldwellshiversattheword`divorce。’\"

\"WhathasBrycetodowithJaneCaldwell?\"

\"Heisgoingtomarryher,hesays。\"

\"Likeenough;she’samerrymissoftwo-

score,andrich。Bryce’smarriagewithanyonewillbeawell-consideredaffair——amarriagewithalltheadvantagesofagoodbargain。I’mtiredofthewholesubject。IfwomenwillmarrytheyshouldbeaspatientasGriselda,incasethereeverwassuchawoman;ifnot,there’sanendofthematter。\"

\"TherearenoGriseldasinthiscentury,grandmother。\"

\"Thenthereoughttobenomarriages。

BasilStanhopewasagrandmaninpublic。

Whatkindofamanwasheinhishome?

Measureamanbyhishomeconduct,andyou’llnotgowrong。It’stherightplacetodrawyourpictureofhim,Icantellyouthat。\"

\"Hehasnohomenow,poorfellow。\"

\"Whosefaultwasit?Godonlyknows。

Whereishiswife?\"

\"ShehasgonetoParis。\"

\"Shehasgonetotherightplaceifshewantstoplaythefool。Butthere,now,GodforbidIshouldjudgeherinthedark。

Womenshouldstandbywomen——considering。\"

\"Considering?\"

\"Whattheymayhavetoputupwith。Itiseasytoseefaultsinothers。Ihavesometimesmetwithpeoplewhoshouldseefaultsinthemselves。Theyareratheruncommon,though。\"

\"IamsureBasilStanhopewillbemiserableallhislife。Hewillbreakhisheart,I

dobelieve。\"

\"Notso。Agoodheartishardtobreak,itgrowsstrongintrouble。BasilStanhope’sbodywillfaillongbeforehisheartdoes;andevensoanendmustcometolife,andafterthatpeaceorwhatGodwills。\"

ThisscantsympathyEthelfoundtobetheusualtoneamongheracquaintances。St。