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further imputation of sympathy,--her voice, full of inflections of

interest and friendliness, her constrained self-control laid aside for

the ti trained critical

faculties--and at last radually to melt, and I could

not help so syrup in

the fact that she must have been interested in the work, or she could

not have dissected it chapter by chapter, point by point, as she was

doing

She grew anis, and once unconsciously took

off her glasses--It was like the sun co out after days of storave a bound"--(I

believe that is the way to express what I e

emotion of excitement and pleasure--I had not tiht and instantly replaced the in a more reserved

way--Alas!-Of course then I realized that she does not wear the glasses for any

reason of softening light or of defective sight, but simply to hide

those blue stars and make herself unattractive--