s of an acquaintance Belgia almost always have this importance for us, and fill up a larger space in our memory than longer subsequent periods, which have been less filled with discovery and new impressions. There were not many hours in those ten days in which Mr. Stephen Guest was not seated by Lucy’s side, or standing near her at the piano, or accompanying Blank Drakter her on some outdoor excursion; his attentions were clearly becoming more Rodrigo Bentancur Drakter assiduous, and that was what every one had expected. Lucy was very happy, all the happier because Stephen’s society seemed to have become much Salomon S-WIND more interesting and amusing since Maggie had been there. Playful discussions — sometimes serious ones — were going forward, in which Aleksandar Kolarov Drakter both Stephen and Maggie revealed themselves, to the admiration of the gentle, unobtrusive Lucy; and it more than once crossed her mind what a charming quartet they should have through life when Maggie married Philip. Is it an inexplicable thing that a girl should enjoy her lover’s society the more for the presence of a third person, and be without the slightest spasm of jealousy that the third person had the conversation habitually directed to her? Not when that girl is as tranquil-hearted as Lucy, thoroughly possessed with a belief that she knows the state of her companions’ affections, and not prone to the feelings which shake such a belief in the absence of positive evidence against it. Besides, it was Lucy by whom Stephen sat, Stephan El Shaarawy Drakter to whom he gave his arm, to whom he Jan Vertonghen Drakter appealed as the person sure to agree with him; and every day there was the same tender politeness toward her, the same consciousness of her wants Jesse Gonzalez Drakter and care to supply them. Was there really the same? It seemed to Lucy that there was more; and it was no wonder that the real significance of the change escaped her. It was a subtle act of conscience in Stephen that even he himself was not aware of. His personal attentions to Maggie were Originals ZX 700 comparatively slight, and there had even sprung Rickie Lambert Drakter up an apparent distance between them, that prevented the renewal of that faint resemblance to gallantry into which he had fallen the first day in the boat. If Stephen came in when Lucy was out of the room, if Lucy left them together, they never spoke to each other; Stephen, perhaps, seemed to be examining books or music, and Maggie bent her head assiduously over her work. Each was oppressively conscious of the other’s presence, even to the finger-ends. Yet each looked and longed for the same thing to happen the next day. Neither of them had begun to reflect on the matter, or silently to ask, “To what does all this tend?” Maggie only felt that Ukraine life was revealing something quite new to her; and she was absorbed in the direct, immediate experience, without any energy left for taking account of it and reasoning about it. Stephen wilfully abstained from self-questioning, and would not admit to himself that he felt an influence which was to have any determining effect on his conduct. And when Lucy came into the room again, they were once more Divock Origi Drakter unconstrained; Maggie could contradiclinks:
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