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It exasperated her beyond et out of

the Church the satisfaction he got The thought of her soul was

intiht of her own self Indeed,

her soul and her own self were one and the sanore the fact of his own self, al caring

nothing for huloom and

the mystery of the Church his soul lived and ran free, like so, abstract

He was very strange to her, and, in this church spirit, in

conceiving himself as a soul, he seemed to escape and run free

of her In a way, she envied it hie entity in hiain, she despised hi, he sat with a dark-bright face beside

her, not aware of her, and soe, secret places the love that sprang in hihted face, looking at a little

stainedShe saw the ruby-coloured glass, with the shadow

heaped along the bottoure of the la the banner, a little darkened

now, but in the nant

She had always liked the little red and yello The

la up a

forepaw, in the cleft of which was dangerously perched a little