E. The Widow and her Child. And Ann Veronica walked beside him, trying in vain to soften her heart to him by the thought of how she had ill-used him, and all the time, as her feet and mind grew weary together, rejoicing more and more that at the cost of this one interminable walk she escaped the prospect of—what was it?—“Ten thousand days, ten thousand nights” in his company. “It was fine and brave of you. Her roving eagerness was at all times shaded with shyness, reserve, repression. I must know what new thing has come between us that she should treat me as a lover one day and a monster the next. But that instinct is severely dampened most of the time.
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