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honest gaze。      He was tortured by the bliss of being so near her; and alone。 

The rest of the world seemed to shred away and leave them standing in 

that little island of light where the tablecloth gleamed under the lamp。 

     In   his hand he   clutched  the  precious   book。        Out of   all   the  thousand 

things he thought; there was only one he dared to say。 

     〃Will you write my name in it?〃 

     〃I'd   love   to;〃   she   said;   a   little   shakily;   for   she;   too;   was   strangely 

alarmed at certain throbbings。 

     He gave her his pen; and she sat down at the table。 She wrote quickly 

     For Aubrey Gilbert        From Titania Chapman With much gr 

       She paused。 

     〃Oh;〃 she said quickly。         〃Do I have to finish it now?〃 She looked up 

at   him;   with   the   lamplight   shining   on   her   vivid   face。 Aubrey   felt   oddly 

stupefied;     and   was    thinking    only   of  the   little  golden    sparkle   of   her 

eyelashes。      This time her eyes were the first to turn away。 

     〃You see;〃 she said with a funny little quaver; 〃I might want to change 

the wording。〃       And she ran from the room。 

     As she entered the den; her father was speaking。              〃You know;〃 he said; 

〃I'm rather glad she wants to stay in the book business。〃 Roger looked up 

at her。 

     〃Well;〃 he said; 〃I believe it agrees with her!             You know; the beauty 

of living in a place like this is that you get so absorbed in the books you 

don't   have   any   temptation   to   worry   about   anything   else。   The   people   in 



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books become more real to you than any one in actual life。〃 Titania; sitting 

on the arm of Mrs。 Mifflin's chair; took Helen's hand; unobserved by the 

others。   They smiled at each other slyly。 



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