” Part 4 It was not Ann Veronica’s fault that the night’s work should have taken upon itself the forms of wild burlesque. Anyhow, now you’ve begun it, there’s nothing to keep us in all this from being the best friends in the world. But just now there is nothing which you or anybody can do. We shall both, I hope, live to enjoy our shares—long after Thames Darrell is forgotten—ha! ha! A third of your estate I accept. It is at the lodge that we stay. Kent say to it?" "He thinks so highly of it, that he says if he had a daughter he would give her to the artist," answered Gay, a little maliciously. " "I'll not go," answered the other. We thought of starting in half an hour’s time, and trying for a theatre somewhere on the way. ’ ‘And you believe her?’ asked Lucilla, raising her brows. Chapter IV THE TEMPERAMENT OF AN ARTIST “You may sit there and smoke, and look out upon your wonderful Paris,” Anna said lightly. He stood a little anxious and fussy, bothered by the responsibility of her, entirely careless of what her life was or was likely to be, ignoring her thoughts and feelings, ignorant of every fact of importance in her life, explaining everything he could not understand in her as nonsense and perversity, concerned only with a terror of bothers and undesirable situations.
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