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214 THE EQUINOX [EUPHEMIA looks up and darts a furious glance at him for she knows that he is mocking British solemnity and cant. DELHOMME. Crushed—crushed in a moment—— MRS. OSSORY [very piously]. Without a warning. Ah well, we must hope that—— [Her voice becomes a mumble. DELHOMME. I will bid you good morning; I am sure you will not wish strangers to intrude upon your grief. If there is anything that I can do— MRS. OSSORY ["conventionally"]. Pray do not leave us yet, Monsieur Delhomme. Lunch is just ready. DELHOMME. I really think that I should go. [He shakes hands. MRS. OSSORY. Good morning. We are so grateful for you sympathy and kindness. [He turns to the old man.] Grandfather is asleep. [DELHOMME shakes hands coldly with CARR, wondering why he does not offer to come with him. He goes to EUPHEMIA. EUPHEMIA. [Jumps up and gives her hand, hiding her tear-stained face. She has a slight lisp.] Good morning, monsieur. [He bends over her hand and kisses it. DELHOMME. Always my sympathy and devotion, mademoiselle. EUPHEMIA. Thank you—thank you. [Her real attitude to him is listlessness bordering on aversion, but constrained by politeness; he mistakes it for modesty striving with young love.] DELHOMME. Good morning, Mr. Ossory. Anything I can do, of course; anything I can do.
MR. TODD OSSORY. Thank you, my dear lad. Anything you can do, of course—I will let you know at once. By the way, you haven't asked her yet, I suppose? DELHOMME. Not yet, sir. I am rather diffident: I do not care to precipitate affairs. OSSORY. Well, I am really very anxious to see her future assured. And you know our proverb, “The early bird catches the worm.” [Points to him, and over his shoulder to her.] There's our scientific friend, eh? DELHOMME. Oh, I'm not afraid of him. A "farceur," no more, though sometimes a pleasant one. OSSORY. Tu t'en f——, ça, mon vieux chameau? Quoi? DELHOMME. [very disgusted at OSSORY'S vulgarity, which mistakes argot for chic]. Well, sir, as soon as I can find a favourable opportunity—— OSSORY. Grief is a good mood to catch them in, my boy. I know! I know! I've been a bit of a dog in my time. [Shakes hands as they go out. DELHOMME. [returning]. One word in your ear, sir, if I may. It's purely instinctive—but—but—well, sir, I mistrust that man Todd! OSSORY. Thanks: I believe you may be right. DELHOMME. Good-bye, sir! OSSORY. Good-bye. MRS. OSSORY [rising]. Alfred, that man is a devil! OSSORY. What, little Delhomme? MRS. OSSORY. Of course not, Alfred. How can you be so silly? Todd! OSSORY. Why, whatever do you mean? MRS. OSSORY. I don't mean anything but what I say. 215
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THE EQUINOX No. V THE great pressur
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28 THE EQUINOX I THE JUGGLER “AND
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36 THE EQUINOX CAPTAIN MARGARET. By
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DIAGRAM 83. The Yogi (showing the C
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96 THE EQUINOX the secrets that eve
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100 THE EQUINOX How to awake the Ku
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120 THE EQUINOX Hong-Kong. I found
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150 THE WRITINGS OF TRUTH* The seek
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George Raffalovich’s forthcoming
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