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“I wasn’t doing any harm,” he . The cab that we knew him, let down his and away. I ; he must have been in want, he had for me and at the last was to claim me.
“But, ,” I , “you don’t know how glad I am to see you—you must come in.” He wasn’t at me; he hadn’t heard me.
“Look out,” he said, “she’s going to faint!” He past me to Sarah. She limp the ; he her as a man might a in . But Sarah didn’t faint so as that, she away from his hand.
“Come ,” she . It was only one up. I don’t know how we to get a light and to find in its pale flare, one . I could see then that my first had been about , to the that he ill and in want. He was his hat, which he had up from the , and it in his hands. His hair, which more even than when I had last seen him, had still its curl; he out from under it at Sarah. I had an idea, I think it must have been from my own at what in upon me, that Sarah was in air, that she hung there with the from the open , as a . She was white and her voice to come from far.
“Leon! Leon!” How he knew what she of him only the God who makes men and women to love one , knows.
“She died,” he said to the . “She died two years ago. I’ve been all this time you.” a quick flame burst over Sarah.
“You came—you came to me!” I could see that she moved him, all her body , her arms, her bosom. I the door into the room . I ‘t stay to see that. I went on into my and knelt down, my face in the . I think I meant to pray, but no words came. I rose and went into the . The maid did not sleep in the flat but came every at nine; on the table there was a tray as she left it , with laid out in case we be late from the . I moved about and made and and them on the tray; I knew Sarah would . About half an hour after I had gone to my room again, I heard her go out to find it.
From time to time I could catch a faint from the front room. I put the over my head and cried . I how had at her that time in when I had taken him to “The ,” and how I had been ever to him. I his real name were or . I had at last, and I was by Sarah me in her white gown.
“May I sleep with you, ? I’ve put … Mr. … in my room.” I drew her under the cover with me; she was cold and now and then a her from head to foot.
“You , didn’t you?” she . “He said you knew him in . His … Mrs. is dead … you heard him say that?” I she meant by that to his back to her. It was right for him to come if no other woman stood in the way; what there was in that stood in the way didn’t seem to .
“He’s been ill,” she said. “I hope you didn’t mind my him in the house, Olive…. We can be to-.”
I sat up in bed in my .
“Sarah! You don’t mean that you are going to marry him!”
“Why, what else is there to do?”
“But, Sarah …” I lay down again. After all what else was there to do?
“You know, , you have never loved .” I had no to that; she broke out the bed with her sobs. “Oh, my dear, my dear, it is true that he loved me. It is true. He came back to me as soon as he was free. Oh, Olive, if you had known what it is all these years not to know if it was true! If he hadn’t only taken me just as a stop-gap … a fancy … how was I to know?”
I didn’t think very much of the proof that he loved her now. Sarah, , , was a goal for any man to , even the which was in every line of Leon .
“Sarah,” I , “do you mean to say you’ve loved him all this time, that you love him now?” She left off to me with that , truth with which she met any issue of life.
“I loved him … all the love I had I gave him.
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