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kare is, don't you?

Perhaps ere two enemies who injured each other, and now have to

of use, each to each"

"Probably," she was looking down

"Do you ever have that strange feeling that you are searching for

so of the soul, that you are

unsatisfied?"

"Yes, often"

"Read those last verses again"

Her voice is the most beautiful I have ever heard, modulated,

expressive, filled with vibrant vitality and feeling, but this is the

first ti to love I could hear that

she was restraining all eive the sensuous

passionate words a commonplace cold interpretation Never before has she

read so monotonously I knew, ("sensed" is the modern word), that this

was because she probably felt and understood every line and did not want

to letsuffused with

emotion