MYSTERY IN LOVE

t to their villa in order to make arrangements there for the winter and I went with them ( vice President and her wife). I returned with them to the town and at midnight, I drank tea with them in

have been here? Is there anything happened." Her eyes, the elegant, refined hand she gave me, her indoor dress the way she did her hair, her voice, her step was impressive. She always produced the same impression on me and I did not see as a something new or extraordinary in my life or as a very important thing. We talked together for hours and then we were silent thinking.

re worried that I was an educated man with the knowledge of languages. Instead of devoting myself to science or literary work live in the country rush round like a squirrel in a cage, work hard with never a penny to show for it. They fancy that I was unhappy and that I only tore. Laughed

hesitate to borrow from us" He would blush to his ears with emotion and it would happen that after a whispering in the same way at the window, he would come up to me with red ears and say my wife and I earnestly beg you to accept this present. He would also give me studs cig

er husband was over 40 and having children by him to understand the mystery of this uninteresting, good, simple hearted man. Where is some good sense that balls and evening parties kept near. The more

emed to be incredible that my genital could develop some feelings any time I met her. The love between us could at once cause break up with her husband. Her life, the life of her husband, her children and all the household in which I was so loved and trusted for would be inhonourable in case of scenario. She would go away with me, but where could I take her would have been a different matter. If I had no a beautiful nor a interesting life there before I could have met her in early and married her. For instance, I had been struggling for the emancipation of my country. But on other side I had been a celebrated man of science and artist or a reconciliation mentor. But as it was, it would mean taking he

t would be difficult to find such a girl in the whole town. Meanwhile, the years were passing. She had already had two children. When I arrived at the hotel, the servant smiled cordially the children shouted that uncle of it had come and hung on my neck. Every one was overjoyed they did not underst

we were strangers couldn't snows what people were saying about us in the town already. But there was not a word of truth in it at all in the latter years. She took to go away for frequent visits to her mother or to her sister. She began to suffer from low spirits she began to recognize that her life was spoilt and unsatisfied. At that time she did not care to see her husband nor her children she was already being tre

a little later hotel of her and the children would set off for the western province. We were a great crowd gathered to see her now off when she had said good bye to her husband and her children. There was only a minute left before the third bell. I ran into her compartment to put a basket which she had almost forgotten on the rack and had to say goodbye. When our eyes met in the compartment, our spiritual fortitude deserted us both. I took her into my arms, she pressed her face to my breast and tears flowed from her eyes and I kissed her on h

tiful view over the garden and the mill pond, which was shining now in the sunshine. They admired it and at the same time they were sorry that this man with a kind, clever eye. Who had told them this story with such genuine feeling should be rushing round and round this huge estate like a squirr