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     ;No�察  �she   proposed     to  leave   the  matter   open   until   my   return   from 

Edinburgh。       I  go   to´day�察  �as  you   know�察   �and  I  hope   to  commence       my 

research to´morrow。; 

     ;On   the   comparative   anatomy   of   the   vermiform   appendix�察  �by   James 

M`Murdo        O'Brien�察─   �said  the   Professor�察  �sonorously。     ;It   is  a  glorious 

subjecta subject which lies at the very root of evolutionary philosophy。; 

     ;Ah� �she is the dearest girl�察─�cried O'Brien�察�with a sudden little spurt of 

Celtic enthusiasm;she is the soul of truth and of honour。; 

     ;The vermiform appendix; began the Professor。 

     ;She is an angel from heaven�察─�interrupted the other。              ;I fear that it is 

my advocacy of scientific freedom in religious thought which stands in my 

way with her。; 

     ;You   must   not   truckle   upon   that   point。   You   must   be   true   to   your 

convictions�察�let there be no compromise there。; 

     ;My reason is true to agnosticism�察�and yet I am conscious of a voida 

vacuum。      I had feelings at the old church at home between the scent of 

the incense and the roll of the organ�察�such as I have never experienced in 

the laboratory or the lecture´room。; 

     ;Sensuous´purely        sensuous�察─    �said  the   Professor�察   �rubbing    his  chin。 

;Vague   hereditary   tendencies   stirred   into   life   by   the   stimulation   of   the 

nasal and auditory nerves。; 

     ;Maybe      so�察  �maybe    so�察─  �the  younger     man    answered     thoughtfully。 

;But this   was not   what I  wished to   speak to   you   about。        Before  I  enter 

your family�察�your sister and you have a claim to know all that I can tell 



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you about my career。         Of my worldly prospects I have already spoken to 

you。    There is only one point which I have omitted to mention。                   I am a 

widower。; 

     The Professor raised his eyebrows。 

     ;This is news indeed�察─�said he。 

     ;I married   shortly  after   my arrival   in Australia。      Miss Thurston   was 

her name。      I met her in society。      It was a most unhappy match。; 

     Some painful emotion possessed him。              His quick�察�expressive features 

quivered�察�and his white hands tightened upon the arms of the chair。                   The 

Professor turned away towards the window。 

     ;You are the best judge�察─�he remarked ;but I should not think that it 

was necessary to go into details。; 

     ;You have a right to know everythingyou and Miss Grey。                  It is not a 

matter on which I can well speak to her direct。              Poor Jinny was the best 

of   women�察    �but   she   was   open   to  flattery�察 �and   liable   to  be  misled    by 

designing persons。        She was untrue to me�察�Grey。          It is a hard thing to say 

of the dead�察�but she was untrue to me。            She fled to Auckland with a man 

whom she had known before her marriage。                 The brig which carried them 

foundered�察�and not a soul was saved。; 

     ;This is very painful�察�O'Brien�察─�said the Professor�察�with a deprecatory 

motion of his hand。        ;I cannot see�察�however�察�how it affects your relation 

to my sister。; 

     ;I have eased my conscience�察─�said O'Brien�察�rising from his chair�察 �I 

have told you all that there is to tell。        I should not like the story to reach 

you through any lips but my own。; 

     ;You are right�察�O'Brien。         Your action has been most honourable and 

considerate。      But   you   are   not   to   blame   in   the   matter�察  �save   that   perhaps 

you   showed   a   little   precipitancy   in   choosing   a   life´   partner   without   due 

care and inquiry。; 

     O'Brien drew his hand across his eyes。 

     ;Poor   girl� ─  �he   cried。  ;God   help   me�察  �I   love   her   still� �But   I   must 

go。; 

     ;You will lunch with us�拭─�

     ;No�察  �Professor�察  �I   have   my   packing   still   to   do。 I   have   already   bade 



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Miss Grey adieu。        In two months I shall see you again。; 

     ;You will probably find me a married man。; 

     ;Married� ─�

     ;Yes�察�I have been thinking of it。; 

     ;My dear Professor�察�let me congratulate you with all my heart。                  I had 

no idea。     Who is the lady�拭─�

     ;Mrs。    O'James     is  her   namea    widow     of  the   same    nationality   as 

yourself。     But to return to matters of importance�察�I should be very happy 

to see the proofs of your paper upon the vermiform appendix。                    I may be 

able to furnish you with material for a footnote or two。; 

     ;Your     assistance    will   be   invaluable    to   me�察─  �said   O'Brien�察   �with 

enthusiasm�察�and the two men parted in the hall。                 The Professor walked 

back   into   the   dining´   room�察  �where   his   sister   was   already   seated   at   the 

luncheon´table。 

     ;I shall be married at the registrar's�察─�he remarked�察 �I should strongly 

recommend you to do the same。; 

     Professor     Ainslie   Grey    was    as  good    as  his  word。     A   fortnight's 

cessation of his classes gave him an opportunity which was too good to let 

pass。    Mrs。 O'James was an orphan�察�without relations and almost without 

friends   in   the   country。   There   was   no   obstacle   in   the   way   of   a   speedy 

wedding。       They     were    married�察   �accordingly�察    �in   the  quietest    manner 

possible�察�and went off to Cambridge together�察�where the Professor and his 

charming wife were present at several academic observances�察�and varied 

the routine of their honeymoon by incursions into biological laboratories 

and     medical      libraries。      Scientific     friends     were    loud     in   their 

congratulations�察�not only upon Mrs。 Grey's beauty�察�but upon the unusual 

quickness and intelligence which she displayed in discussing physiological 

questions。      The Professor was himself astonished at the accuracy of her 

information。      ;You have a remarkable range of knowledge for a woman�察�

Jeannette�察─  �he   remarked   upon   more   than   one   occasion。        He   was   even 

prepared to admit that her cerebrum might be of the normal weight。 

     One   foggy�察  �drizzling   morning   they   returned   to   Birchespool�察  �for   the 

next   day   would   re´open   the   session�察  �and   Professor   Ainslie   Grey   prided 

himself upon having never once in his life failed to appear in his lecture´ 



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room at the very stroke of the hour。           Miss Ada Grey welcomed them with 

a   constrained   cordiality�察  �and   handed   over   the   keys   of   office   to   the   new 

mistress。     Mrs。   Grey   pressed   her   warmly   to   remain�察  �but   she   explained 

that   she   had   already  accepted   an   invitation   which   would   engage   her   for 

some months。        The same evening she departed for the south of England。 

     A couple of days later the maid carried a card just after breakfast into 

the   library   where     the  Professor    sat  revising    his  morning     lecture。    It 

announced the re´arrival of Dr。 James M`Murdo O'Brien。                    Their meeting 

was effusively genial on the part of the younger man�察�and coldly precise 

on that of his former teacher。 

     ;You see there have been changes�察─�said the Professor。 

     ;So I heard。      Miss Grey told me in her letters�察�and I read the notice in 

the    British   Medical     Journal。    So    it's  really  married    you    are。   How 

quickly and quietly you have managed it all� ─�

     ;I   am   constitutio

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