But I must—I ought—” “I MUST talk about this. . She saw herself begin a slow, sinuous dance: and stop suddenly in the middle of a figure, conscious that the dance was not impromptu, her own, but native—the same dance she had quitted but a few minutes gone. His scent was like sweet perfume in her state, like the sweet smell of infants. The office is a sight—not one sheet of paper on another; bills and receipts everywhere.
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