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Why had she been so hard with him so terribly hard Yet he loved her loved her all the more distractingly for the pain she had given him And how she had smitten and scourged him with her words She had shown a strength of feeling, an intensity of passion of which he had not thought her possessed. It was all over now all over between them (she had begged that she might not see his face again ), but still he ad mired her all the more for that last meeting. There was, however, a wild sense of rage and revolt gather ing in his heart, which found no vent, and which was the more dangerous and reckless because of the shielding tenderness with which he must still regard Dolly. Crossing the park, he spied Sir William, and at once his feeling of rebellion and rage rose to find its issue. He turned out of his course and strode towards him. Sir William waited for him. , Wellhe cried genially from a little way off. But when he saw Ferrers pale, set face, he was on 1 68 A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. his guard. Halloa he said Is something gone wrong Everythings gone wrong She gazed at him a moment with wideopen, startled eyes. Then she shrank back a step, and put up her hands to her face, as if she would hide herself. Her feeling was clear. She was ashamed through all her nature that she had been frank, and even bold A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. 161 as the world counts boldness with a man who proved to be an utter stranger Oh 1 she cried. What dreadful thing is this lam afraid, said Ferrers, I have done you great wrong ; but you may be sure I never meant it Who are you, then she asked. My name, said he, is George Ferrers. But what are you I am nothing, said he, with proud resolve to strip himself bare of quality. I have been a sol dier. And you are an artist, I suppose, said she, with who knows what quick, instinctive desire to see him retain some quality or function with which she had believed him invested. I am something of an artist, said he. And is that why there are the initials G. F. on your pictures Yes; thats why. But why oh, why have you come about me and told lies, and pretended you were my cousin You had some reason for doing it, I suppose Why have you behaved to me as you have, and made me behave to you I have not told lies, Ferrers had a mind to say ; ii 1 62 A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. but he perceived that would be but paltering with words, since he could not deny he had been acting lies to her. I was introduced to your uncle, Sir William, said he, and he asked me to take the name of Wil liam Dawlish. My uncle knows of this, then she asked. Yes, said he. I would have told you before the day after we came here but he said you knew. He said I knew And you believed him I was fool enough to take his word as a gentle man, and I didnt know what to think. And my aunt does she know, too Yes; she does, too. Oh Dreadful And what has it been done for Surely, not for a joke I began it, said Ferrers, as a joke ; but I have found that it is very serious ; and that is why partly why I have determined to tell you the truth as I have discovered it. Your uncle wants you to marry his son, your cousin, and he was afraid your trustees would not agree to the marriage, if they knew and saw his son. Why A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. 163 Because he is not man enough to marry, said Ferrers desperately; because he is weak in body and in mind because he is an imbecile. And my uncle asked you, said she with scorn, to appear as the necessary person, because you are not an imbecile He put you forward in the part, and you played it. You came and smiled and danced with me, and talked confidential lies to me in the most cousinly way I must congratulate you on the finish you gave to your part. Perhaps you had played it often before Never never said Ferrers, with the air of a patient, strongman protesting against the wantonness of blows showered on him. And how were you to be rewarded, may I ask, for the playing of your part your part of stalking horse to my uncles son I was to receive a sum of money, answered Ferrers. Money she exclaimed. You engaged to smile and dance with me, and to talk to me, and walk with me, and sketch with me for money Oh, how miserable, how mean, how shameful Hear me, pleaded Ferrers. You dont under stand. When I met Sir William, and he proposed 1 64 A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. this to me, I was very poor I had scarcely any money at all scarcely any. You might not believe me if I told you how little. 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= into the blazing sunlight of the park. Why had she been so hard with him so terribly hard Yet he loved her loved her all the more distractingly for the pain she had given him And how she had smitten and scourged him with her words She had shown a strength of feeling, an intensity of passion of which he had not thought her possessed. It was all over now all over between them (she had begged that she might not see his face again ), but still he ad mired her all the more for that last meeting. There was, however, a wild sense of rage and revolt gather ing in his heart, which found no vent, and which was the more dangerous and reckless because of the shielding tenderness with which he must still regard Dolly. Crossing the park, he spied Sir William, and at once his feeling of rebellion and rage rose to find its issue. He turned out of his course and strode towards him. Sir William waited for him. , Wellhe cried genially from a little way off. But when he saw Ferrers pale, set face, he was on 1 68 A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. his guard. Halloa he said Is something gone wrong Everythings gone wrong

She gazed at him a moment with wideopen, startled eyes. Then she shrank back a step, and put up her hands to her face, as if she would hide herself. Her feeling was clear. She was ashamed through all her nature that she had been frank, and even bold A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. 161 as the world counts boldness with a man who proved to be an utter stranger Oh 1 she cried. What dreadful thing is this lam afraid, said Ferrers, I have done you great wrong ; but you may be sure I never meant it Who are you, then she asked. My name, said he, is George Ferrers. But what are you I am nothing, said he, with proud resolve to strip himself bare of quality. I have been a sol dier. And you are an artist, I suppose, said she, with who knows what quick, instinctive desire to see him retain some quality or function with which she had believed him invested. I am something of an artist, said he. And is that why there are the initials G. F. on your pictures Yes; thats why. But why oh, why have you come about me and told lies, and pretended you were my cousin You had some reason for doing it, I suppose Why have you behaved to me as you have, and made me behave to you I have not told lies, Ferrers had a mind to say ; ii 1 62 A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. but he perceived that would be but paltering with words, since he could not deny he had been acting lies to her. I was introduced to your uncle, Sir William, said he, and he asked me to take the name of Wil liam Dawlish. My uncle knows of this, then she asked. Yes, said he. I would have told you before the day after we came here but he said you knew. He said I knew And you believed him I was fool enough to take his word as a gentle man, and I didnt know what to think. And my aunt does she know, too Yes; she does, too. Oh Dreadful And what has it been done for Surely, not for a joke I began it,

= said Ferrers, as a joke ; but I have found that it is very serious ; and that is why partly why I have determined to tell you the truth as I have discovered it. Your uncle wants you to marry his son, your cousin, and he was afraid your trustees would not agree to the marriage, if they knew and saw his son. Why A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. 163 Because he is not man enough to marry, said Ferrers desperately; because he is weak in body and in mind because he is an imbecile. And my uncle asked you, said she with scorn, to appear as the necessary person, because you are not an imbecile He put you forward in the part, and you played it. You came and smiled and danced with me, and talked confidential lies to me in the most cousinly way I must congratulate you on the finish you gave to your part. Perhaps you had played it often before Never never said Ferrers, with the air of a patient, strongman protesting against the wantonness of blows showered on him. And how were you to be rewarded, may I ask, for the playing of your part your part of stalking horse to my uncles son I was to receive a sum of money, answered Ferrers. Money she exclaimed. You engaged to smile and dance with me, and to talk to me, and walk with me, and sketch with me for money Oh, how miserable, how mean, how shameful Hear me, pleaded Ferrers. You dont under stand. When I met Sir William, and he proposed 1 64 A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. this to me, I was very poor I had scarcely any money at all scarcely any. You might not believe me if I told you how little. I was glad to get the chance of occupation and money, and I promised to do what was asked of me,

f one of the figures made him think of his midnight visitor. He did not particularly wish to meet and converse with him again ; but he was curious to see what he was out for. The clump into which Dawlish and his companion probably his man had vanished was continued in the plantation across Ferrers line of route, and to its nearest point Ferrers made at a sharp pace. When he reached it he saw a little way off a hollow glade some what like a spoon at the end of its handle and in the glade the two men with their coats off and with their shirt sleeves rolled up. With interest quickened into alarm he slipped nearer, and saw that the men were preparing to box with gloves, and was satisfied. He lingered, however, to witness a round or two, and to hear the one (young Dawlish) say, Thats enough fora morning breather, and the other reply, No, no, sorr ; that isnt enough. Up wid your mauleys ; and then he withdrew, and returned towards the house. He was within the enclosure of the garden proper when he saw another early riser still, who made him hesitate, and feel as if he would like to hide or run away. It was Dolly in a morning robe of white, and with a red parasol to shade her from the sun. A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. 157 The burden of the confession he had to make was as lead in his heart and on his feet ; but he was drawn on in spite of himself, for he knew she had seen him, and when her bright look was bent on him, to her he must always turn. He did not know what he meant to do or to say ; he only felt that he must pre sent himself to her, lay himself and his deceits bare to her, and let her judge him. He was approaching her, and she was waiting for him with a smile, when down one of the gravel walks trotted Aunt Dawlish in a great straw hat. Dolly , she called, you must be getting your feet wet on the dewy grass. Im not, aunt, said Dolly.
without knog or guess ing what I would be asked to do. If 1 had imagined I was going to bring trouble or grief to you, I would have died rather And why do you think you have brought trouble and grief, as you say, to me I have no doubt that tomorrow or the next day I shall look back on it as a very curious and original joke. He said no word, though his heart was bursting ; but he could not refrain from turning on her eyes as simply appealing as those of a dumb animal. Oh, man, man she cried, have you not a word to say for yourself not a word She put her hands to her face, and sank on the ground in a fit of weeping, while Ferrers, longing to go to her aid and yet not daring, stood with clenched hands and heaving chest. No ; Ive not a word he murmured blindly to himself. Not a word shall I say not a word It serves me right I It serves me right And why, she asked, after a pause, have you A SOLDIER AND A GENTLEMAN. 165 kept this so long or, rather, having kept it so long, why have you not kept it longer Because, said he, as I have told you, Sir Wil liam deceived me, and because I have just discovered the truth. I knew last night for the first time that there really is a cousin whom you are intended to marry ; and last night I saw him saw that he is a creature no woman, least of all you, ought to marry. And why not It is surely not for you to say whom I am, or am not,

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