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the shafts, and has lost its freedoony of the shafts The agony, the galling,

the igno in This wore into her soul But

she would never sub But she would know theht destroy theether, to big

suffrage ham, to concerts, to theatres, to

exhibitions of pictures Ursula saved her irls rode to Lincoln, to Southwell, and

into Derbyshire They had an endless wealth of things to talk

about And it was a great joy, finding, discovering

But Ursula never told about Winifred Inger That was a sort

of secret side-show to her life, never to be opened She did not

even think of it It was the closed door she had not the

strength to open

Once she was broken in to her teaching, Ursula began

gradually to have a new life of her own again She was going to

college in eighteen ree, and she would--ah, she would perhaps be a big

woman, and lead a e in eighteen months' time All that mattered

noork, work