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141 soul. He stood by the fire and looked down upon her, with his breast heaving and his eyes wet. He had almost forgotten Armour — Armour, who wa^ suffering tortures in his trodden studio, because he knew that she was now with Torrington. He had changed places with him, and knowing his own suffering almost wondered that the other had borne it so well and spoken about it so very gently. He might not have thought so of him had he known John's conviction as to the way the current of the girl's so...ul set. For Torrin Eton's stubborn self-excusius: " I do not really know," would have seemed to his single-minded heart sophistical and false. For assuredly the vision of intuition was more powerful than an invincible deduction of logic from known facts.
Torrington had almost come to the end of his rhetoric of persuasion — he could scarcely speak more. It seemed vain, though he knew it was vain only in seeming, and certainly had an effect. It was not that he 142 IN LOW BELIEF.
might not have urged her more, but he feared wearying her as he had almost ex- hausted himself.
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141 soul. He stood by the fire and looked down upon her, with his breast heaving and his eyes wet. He had almost forgotten Armour — Armour, who wa^ suffering tortures in his trodden studio, because he knew that she was now with Torrington. He had changed places with him, and knowing his own suffering almost wondered that the other had borne it so well and spoken about it so very gently. He might not have thought so of him had he known John's conviction as to the way the current of the girl's so...ul set. For Torrin Eton's stubborn self-excusius: " I do not really know," would have seemed to his single-minded heart sophistical and false. For assuredly the vision of intuition was more powerful than an invincible deduction of logic from known facts.
Torrington had almost come to the end of his rhetoric of persuasion — he could scarcely speak more. It seemed vain, though he knew it was vain only in seeming, and certainly had an effect. It was not that he 142 IN LOW BELIEF.
might not have urged her more, but he feared wearying her as he had almost ex- hausted himself.
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