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Freed again from the suspicious matter-offactness of the world, he took a long breath,
and went back to visions. In fancy, he saw the trustful, pretty creature, who was going to join her
life to his: saw himself and her stealing forth at night, walking over the moor under the moon, he
with his arm round her, and carrying her new garments, till, in some far-off wood, when dawn
was coming, she would slip off her old things and put on these, and an early train at a distant station
would bear them away on their honeymoon journey, till London swallowed them up, and
the dreams of love came true.
to take (took), to go (went).
Ashurst's frown dissolved; the face, close to his own, was blue-eyed, suffused with sunone
of those faces where sun from within and without join in a sort of lustre.
Hooked in by that friendly arm Ashurst went along, up a hill, down a hill, away out of
the town, while the voice of Halliday, redolent of optimism as his face was of sun, explained
how in this mouldy place the only decent things were the bathing and boating", and so on, till
presently they came to a crescent of houses a little above and back from the sea, and into the centre
one - an hotel - made their way.
to go (went), to explain (explained), to come (came)
Two were indeed young, about eleven and ten. The third was perhaps seventeen, tall
and fair-haired too, with pink-and-white cheecks just touched by the sun, and eyebrows, rather
darker than the hair, running a little upwards from her nose to their outer points. The voices of all
three were like Halliday's, high and cheerful; they stood up straight, shook hands with a quick
movement, looked at Ashurst critically, away again at once, and began to talk what they were
going to do in the afternoon. A regular Diana and attendant nymphs! After the farm this crisp,
slangy, eager talk, this cool, clean, offhand refinement, was queer at first, and then so natural that
what he had come from became suddenly remote. The names of the two little ones seemed to be
Sabina and Freda; of the eldest, Stella.
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