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"Love it," she said, though she was afraid But the prospect

of doing an unusual, exciting thing was attractive to her

He went straight to the stand, paid the nore everything but just what he was

doing Other people were mere objects of indifference to hi back, but she was more ashamed to

retreat from hiboat His eyes laughed, and standing before her with

his sharp, sudden figure, he set the boat swinging She was not

afraid, she was thrilled His colour flushed, his eyes shone

with a roused light, and she looked up at hiht and attractive So they rushed

through the bright air, up at the sky as if flung fro terribly back She loved it The hed, feeling the

flaboats, they went on the roundabouts to cal astride on his jerky wooden steed towards her,

and always seeonism to the conventioncarousal, with theout, she was

aware of the people on the earth outside, and it see carelessly over the faces of the crowd,

riding for ever buoyantly, proudly, gallantly over the upturned

faces of the crowd,the common

mass