CHAPTER XXII. Sometimes I tremble, Anna, to think how near I came to passing through life without a single glimpse, a moment’s revelation of this greatest and most awful of mysteries, the mystery of primaeval nature. When a mere child she fixed her affections upon a youth named Thames Darrell, whom her father brought up, and who perished, it is supposed, about nine years ago; and she has determined to remain faithful to his memory. To these a heavy wooden apparatus was attached, which could be raised or lowered at pleasure by pullies. ‘Allow me. Most people, every one I know else, seem to have mated with foreigners and to talk uneasily in unfamiliar tongues, to be afraid of the knowledge the other one has, of the other one’s perpetual misjudgment and misunderstandings. She offers me no explanation, permits me absolutely no hope. “There’s no delusions, so far as I know,” said Ann Veronica.
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