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unawares       on   her   solitude�察   �had   passed     through     her  brain�察   �and 

flashed   into   her   heart�察  �even   before   she   had   effected   that   hasty 

movement�察�at least�察�Amazement had hardly opened her eyes and 

raised   them   to   mine�察  �ere   Recognition   informed   their   irids   with 

most       speaking      brightness。       Nervous       surprise      had     hardly 

discomposed her features ere a sentiment of most vivid joy shone 

clear and   warm   on   her  whole  countenance。 I   had   hardly   time   to 

observe      that   she    was   wasted     and    pale�察   �ere   called   to   feel  a 

responsive inward pleasure by the sense of most full and exquisite 

pleasure      glowing     in   the   animated      flush�察  �and    shining     in   the 

expansive       light�察 �now    diffused    over   my    pupil¨s   face。   It  was   the 

summer   sun   flashing   out   after   the   heavy   summer   shower�察            �and 

what  fertilizes more   rapidly  than   that   beam�察  �burning   almost   like 

fire in its ardour�拭�

    I hate boldness!that boldness which is of the brassy brow and 

insensate   nerves�察  �but   I   love   the   courage   of   the   strong   heart�察  �the 

fervour   of   the   generous   blood�察  �I   loved   with   passion   the   light   of 

Frances Evans¨ clear hazel eye when it did not fear to look straight 

into mine�察�I loved the tones with which she uttered the words! 

    ^Mon maitre� �mon maitre� 院�

    I loved the movement with which she confided her hand to my 

hand�察�I loved her as she stood there�察�penniless and parentless�察�for 

a   sensualist     charmless�察     �for  me    a  treasure!my         best   object   of 

sympathy   on   earth�察  �thinking   such   thoughts   as   I   thought�察  �feeling 

such feelings as I felt�察�my ideal of the shrine in which to seal my 

stores    of  love�察  �personification      of  discretion    and    forethought�察    �of 



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diligence and   perseverance�察 �of  self´denial and   self´control!those 

guardians�察  �those   trusty   keepers   of   the   gift   I   longed   to   confer   on 

her!the   gift   of   all   my   affections�察  �model   of   truth   and   honour�察  �of 

independence           and      conscientiousness!those              refiners      and 

sustainers       of  an    honest     life�察 �silent   possessor      of   a   well   of 

tenderness�察�of a flame�察�as genial as still�察�as pure as quenchless�察�of 

natural feeling�察�natural passion!those sources of refreshment and 

comfort   to   the   sanctuary   of   home。   I   knew   how   quietly   and   how 

deeply     the   well   bubbled      in  her   heart�察   �I  knew    how    the   more 

dangerous flame burned safely under the eye of reason�察�I had seen 

when      the   fire  shot    up   a  moment       high    and    vivid�察  �when     the 

accelerated heat troubled life¨s current in its channels�察�I had seen 

reason   reduce   the   rebel�察  �and   humble   its   blaze   to   embers。   I   had 

confidence in Frances Evans�察�I had respect for her�察�and as I drew 

her arm through mine�察�and led her out of the cemetery�察�I felt I had 

another   sentiment�察  �as   strong   as   confidence�察  �as        firm   as   respect�察�

more fervid than either!that of love。 

    ^Well�察�my pupil�察院�said I�察�as the ominous sounding gate swung to 

behind   us!^Well�察  �I  have   found   you   again�此  �a   month¨s   search   has 

seemed long�察�and I little thought to have discovered my lost sheep 

straying amongst graves。 ̄ 

    Never had I addressed her  but  as  ^Mademoiselle ̄   before�察�and 

to speak thus was to take up a tone new to both her and me。 Her 

answer      surprised      me    that   this  language      ruffled    none    of   her 

feelings�察�woke no discord in her heart�此� 

    ^Mon   maitre�察院  �she   said�察   �have   you   troubled   yourself   to   seek 

me�拭�I little imagined you would think much of my absence�察�but I 

grieved   bitterly   to   be   taken   away   from   you。   I   was   sorry   for   that 

circumstance when heavier troubles ought to have made me forget 



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it。 ̄ 

    ^Your aunt is dead�拭院�

    ^Yes�察�a fortnight since�察�and she died full of regret�察�which I could 

not chase from her mind�察�she kept repeating�察�even during the last 

night of her existence�察 �Frances�察�you will be so  lonely  when   I  am 

gone�察    �so  friendless�此�    she   wished     too  that   she   could    have    been 

buried in Switzerland�察�and it was I who persuaded her in her old 

age   to   leave   the   banks   of   Lake   Leman�察  �and   to   come�察  �only   as   it 

seems to die�察�in this flat region of Flanders。 Willingly would I have 

observed   her   last   wish�察  �and   taken   her   remains   back   to   our   own 

country�察�but that was impossible�察�I was forced to lay her here。 ̄ 

    ^She was ill but a short time�察�I presume�拭院�

    ^But     three   weeks。     When     she   began     to  sink   I  asked     Mdlle 

Reuter¨s      leave   to   stay   with   her  and   wait   on   her�察  �I  readily   got 

leave。 ̄ 

    ^Do you return to the pensionnat� 院�I demanded hastily。 

    ^Monsieur�察      �when    I   had   been   at   home   a   week    Mdlle    Reuter 

called one evening�察�just after I had got my aunt to bed�察�she went 

into her room to speak to her�察�and was extremely civil and affable�察�

as she always is�察�afterwards she came and sat with me a long time�察�

and  just  as  she   rose   to  go  away�察  �she   said�此   �Mademoiselle�察  �I   shall 

not   soon   cease   to   regret   your   departure   from   my   establishment�察�

though indeed it is true that you have taught your class of pupils 

so well that they are all quite accomplished in the little works you 

manage   so   skilfully�察  �and   have   not   the   slightest   need       of   further 

instruction�察�my second teacher must in future supply  your  place�察�

with regard to the younger pupils�察�as well as she can�察�though she is 

indeed an inferior artiste to you�察�and doubtless it will be your part 

now to assume a higher position in your calling�察�I am sure you will 



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everywhere        find  schools    and    families   willing   to   profit  by   your 

talents。¨ And then she paid me my last quarter¨s salary。 I asked�察�as 

mademoiselle would no doubt think�察�very bluntly�察�if she designed 

to   discharge      me    from    the   establishment。       She    smiled    at   my 

inelegance       of  speech�察    �and   answered       that   `our   connection      as 

employer       and    employed      was   certainly    dissolved�察    �but   that   she 

hoped still to retain the pleasure of my acquaintance�察�she should 

always      be  happy     to  see   me    as   a  friend�察�   and    then   she    said 

something   about   the   excellent   condition   of   the   streets�察  �and   the 

long continuance of fine weather�察�and went away quite cheerful。 ̄ 

    I   laughed inwardly�察  �all   this   was   so   like   the   directress!so  like 

what   I   had   expected   and   guessed   of   her   conduct�察  �and   then   the 

exposure       and     proof    of   her   lie�察  �unconsciously       afforded      by 

Frances�此�^She had frequently applied for Mdlle Henri¨s address�察院�

forsooth�察 �Mdlle Henri had always evaded giving it�察院�&c。�察�&c。�察�and 

here I found her a visitor at the very house of whose locality  she 

had professed absolut

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