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Chapter 6

           Sheleanedoverherchildren’sbreakfasttableandtoldoffinstructionstothegoverness,whileupstairstwomenwereconcernedabouther.

           Laterinthegardenshewashappy;shedidnotwantanythingtohappen,butonlyforthesituationtoremaininsuspensionasthetwomentossedherfromonemindtoanother;shehadnotexistedforalongtime,evenasaball.

           "Nice,Rabbits,isn’titOrisit?Hey,Rabbitheyyou!Isitnice?hey?Ordoesitsoundverypeculiartoyou?"

           Therabbit,afteranexperienceofpracticallynothingelseandcabbageleaves,agreedafterafewtentativeshiftingsofthenose.

           Nicolewentonthroughhergardenroutine.Shelefttheflowersshecutindesignatedspotstobebroughttothehouselaterbythegardener.Reachingtheseawallshefellintoacommunicativemoodandnoonetocommunicatewith;soshestoppedanddeliberated.Shewassomewhatshockedattheideaofbeinginterestedinanothermanbutotherwomenhaveloverswhynotme?Inthefinespringmorningtheinhibitionsofthemaleworlddisappearedandshereasonedasgailyasaflower,whilethewindblewherhairuntilherheadmovedwithit.OtherwomenhavehadloversthesameforcesthatlastnighthadmadeheryieldtoDickuptothepointofdeath,nowkeptherheadnoddingtothewind,contentandhappywiththelogicof,Whyshouldn’tI?

           Shesatuponthelowwallandlookeddownuponthesea.Butfromanothersea,thewideswelloffantasy,shehadfishedoutsomethingtangibletolaybesidetherestofherloot.

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