第5章

类别:其他 作者:E.Phillips Oppenheim字数:16418更新时间:19/01/05 09:36:28
\"Helpyourselftowhiskyandsoda,Jimmy,\"SirHenryinvited,ashebuttoneduphiscoat。\"You’llneeditallpresently。\" \"Ithankyoukindly,sir,\"Jimmyreplied。\"Iamthinkingthatwe’llbothneedadrinkbeforewe’rethroughthisnight。\" Hehelpedhimselftoawhiskyandsodaonthegenerousprincipleofhalfandhalf。Philippa,whowaswatchingherhusband’spreparationsindignantly,oncemorefoundwords。 \"Henry,youareincorrigible!\"sheexclaimed。\"Listentomeifyouplease。Iinsistuponit。\" SirHenryturnedalittleimpatientlytowardsher。\"Philippa,I reallycan’tstopnow,\"heprotested。\"Butyoumust!Youshall!\" shecried。\"Youshallhearthismuchfromme,atanyrate,beforeyougo。WhatIsaidtheotherdayIrepeatathousandfoldnow。\" SirHenryglancedatDumbleandmotionedhisheadtowardsthedoor。 Thefishermanmadeanawkwardexit。 \"Athousandfold,\"Philipparepeatedpassionately。\"Youhear,Henry? Idonotconsidermyselfanymoreyourwife。IfIamherewhenyoureturn,itwillbesimplybecauseIfinditconvenient。Yourconductisdisgracefulandunmanly。\" \"Mydeargirl!\"heremonstrated。\"Imaybebackintwenty-four- possiblytwelvehours。\" \"Itisamatterofindifferencetomewhenyoureturn,\"wasthecurtreply。\"Ihavefinished。\" Thedoorwasthrownopen。 \"Youroilskins,sir,andflask,\"Millsannounced,hurryingin,alittlebreathless。\"You’llforgivemymentioningit,sir,butitscarcelyseemsafitnighttoleavehome。\" \"Gottobedonethisonce,Mills,\"hismasterreplied,strugglingintohiscoat。 Theyoungpeoplefromthebilliardroomsuddenlystreamedin。Nora,whowasstillcarryinghercue,gazedatherfatherinamazement。 \"Why,where’sDadgoing?\"shecried。 \"Itappears,\"Philippaexplainedsarcastically,\"thatashoalofwhitinghasarrived。\" \"Veryuncertainfish,whiting,\"SirHenryobserved,\"hereto-dayandgoneto-morrow。\" \"Youwon’tfindittooeasygettingoffto-night,sir,\"Harrisonremarkeddoubtfully。 \"Jimmywillseetothat,\"wastheconfidentreply。\"Iexpectweshallbeamongstthematdaybreak。Good-by,everybody!Good-by,Philippa!\" Hiseyessoughthiswife’sinvain。ShehadturnedtowardsLessingham。 \"Youarenothurryingoff,areyou,Mr。Lessingham?\"sheasked。\"I wantyoutoshowmethatnewPatience。\" \"Ishallbedelighted。\" SirHenryturnedslowlyaway。ForamomenthisfacedarkenedashiseyesmetLessingham’s。Heseemedabouttospeakbutchangedhismind。 \"Well,good-by,everyone,\"hecalledout。\"Ishallbebackbeforemidnightifwedon’tgetout。\" \"Andifyoudo?\"Noracried。 \"Ifwedo,Heavenhelpthewhiting!\" CHAPTERXV \"Ofcourse,we’rebehavingshockingly,allthreeofus!\"Philippadeclared,asshesippedherchampagneandleanedbackinherseat。 \"Youmeanbycomingtoaplacelikethis?\"Lessinghamqueried,lookingaroundthecrowdedrestaurant。\"Wearenot,inthatcase,theonlysinners。\" \"Ididn’tmeanthemerefactofbeinghere,\"Philippaexplained,\"butbeingherewithyou。\" \"Iforgot,\"hesaidgloomily,\"thatIwassuchablacksheep。\" \"Don’tbesilly,\"sheadmonished。\"You’renothingofthesort。But,ofcourse,weareskatingonratherthinice。IfIhadHenrytoconsiderinanyway,ifhehadanysortofacareer,perhapsIshouldbemorecareful。Asitis,IthinkIfeelalittlerecklesslately。 Dreymarshhasgotuponmynerves。ThethingsthatIthoughtmostofinlifeseemtohavecrumbledaway。\" \"OughtItobesorry?\"heasked。\"Iamnot。\" \"Butwhyareyousounsympathetic?\" \"BecauseIamwaitingbyyoursidetorebuild,\"hewhispered。 Atall,bronzedyoungsoldierwithhisarminasling,stoppedbeforetheirtable,andHelen,afteramoment’sprotestandaglanceatPhilippa,movedawaywithhimtothelittlespacereservedforthedancers。 \"WhatachaperonIam!\"Philippasighed。\"IscarcelyknowanythingabouttheyoungmanexcepthisnameandthathewasinDick’sregiment。\" \"Ididnothearit,\"Lessinghamobserved,\"butIfeeldeeplygratefultohim。ItissoseldomthatIhaveachancetotalktoyoualonelikethis。\" \"Itseemsincrediblethatwehavetalkedsolong,\"Philippasaid,glancingatthewatchuponherwrist。\"IreallyfeelnowthatI knowallaboutyou-yourschooldays,yourcollegedays,andyoursoldiering。Youhavebeenveryfrank,haven’tyou?\" \"Ihavenothingtoconceal-fromyou,\"hereplied。\"Ifthereisanythingmoreyouwanttoknow-\" \"Thereisnothing,\"sheinterrupteduneasily。 \"Perhapsyouarewise,\"hereflected,\"andyetsomeday,youknow,youwillhavetohearitall,overandoveragain。\" \"Iwillnotbemadelovetoinarestaurant,\"shedeclaredfirmly。 \"Youaresoparticularastolocalities,\"hecomplained。\"Youcouldnotseeyourwayclear,Isuppose,tosuggestwhatyouwouldconsiderasuitableenvironment?=20 Philippalookedathimforamomentveryearnestly。 \"Ah,don’tletusplayatthingsweneitherofusfeel!\"shebegged。 \"Andthereissomeonetherewhowantstospeaktoyou。\" Lessinghamlookedupintothefaceofthemanwhohadpausedbeforetheirtable,asonemightlookintothefaceofunexpecteddeath。 Heremainedperfectlystill,buttheslightcolourseemedslowlytobedrawnfromhischeeks。Yetthenewcomerhimselfseemedinnowayterrifying。Hewastallandlargelybuilt,clean-shaven,andwiththehumourousmouthofanIrishmanoranAmerican。 Neitherwasthereanythingthreateninginhisspeech。 \"Gladtorunupagainstyou,Lessingham,\"hesaid,holdingouthishand。\"Gaycrowdheretonight,isn’tit?\" \"Very,\"Lessinghamanswered,speakingverymuchlikeamaninadream。\"LadyCranston,willyoupermitmetointroducemyfriend-Mr。Hayter。\" Philippawasimmediatelygracious,andafewmomentspassedintrivialconversation。ThenMr。Hayterpreparedtodepart。 \"Imustbejoiningmyfriends,\"heobserved。\"Lookinandseemesometime,Lessingham-Number72,MilanCourt。YouknowwhatanightbirdIam。Perhapsyouwillcallandhaveafinaldrinkwithmewhenyouhavefinishedhere。\" \"Ishallbeveryglad,\"Lessinghampromised。 Mr。Hayterpassedon,aman,apparently,ofmanyacquaintances,tojudgebyhisinterruptedprogress。LadyCranstonlookedathercompanion。Shewaspuzzled。 \"Isthatarecentacquaintance,\"sheasked,\"asheaddressedyoubythenameofLessingham?\" \"Yes,\"wasthequietreply。 \"Youdon’twishtotalkabouthim?\" \"No!\" Helenandherpartnerreturned,afewmomentslater,andthelittlepartypresentlybrokeup。LessinghamdrovethetwowomentotheirhotelinDoverStreet。 \"We’vehadamostdelightfulevening,\"Philippaassuredhim,astheysaidgoodnight。\"Youarecomingroundtoseeusinthemorning,aren’tyou?\" \"IfImay,\"Lessinghamassented。 HelenfoundherwayintoPhilippa’sroom,lateronthatnight。Shehadnervedherselfforaverythanklesstask。 \"MayIsitdownforafewmoments?\"sheasked,alittlenervously。 \"Yourfireissomuchbetterthanmine。\" Philippaglancedatherfriendthroughthelooking-glassbeforewhichshewasbrushingherhair,andmadealittlegrimace。Shefeltaforewarningofwhatwascoming。 \"Ofcourse,dear,\"shereplied。\"Haveyouenjoyedyourevening?\" \"Verymuch,inaway,\"wasthesomewhathesitatingreply。\"Ofcourse,nothingreallycountsuntilDickcomesback,butitisnicetotalkwithsomeonewhoknowshim。\" \"Agreeableconversation,\"Philipparemarkeddidactically,\"isoneofthegreatestpleasuresinlife。\" \"YoufindMr。Lessinghamveryinteresting,don’tyou?\"Helenasked。 Philippafinishedarrangingherhairtohersatisfactionanddrewupaneasy-chairoppositehervisitor’s。 \"SoyouwanttotalkwithmeaboutMr。Lessingham,doyou?\" \"Isupposeyouknowthathe’sinlovewithyou?Helenbegan。 \"Ihopeheisalittle,mydear,\"wasthesmilingreply。\"I’msureI’vetriedmybest。\" \"Won’tyoutalkseriously?\"Helenpleaded。 \"Idon’taltogetherseethenecessity,\"Philippaprotested。 \"Ido,andI’lltellyouwhy,\"Helenanswered。\"Idon’tthinkMr。 Lessinghamisatallthetypeofmantowhichyouareaccustomed。 Ithinkthatheisindeadlyearnestaboutyou。Ithinkthathewasindeadlyearnestfromthefirst。Youdon’treallycareforhim,doyou,dear?\" \"Verymuch,andyetnot,perhaps,quiteinthewayyouarethinkingof,\"wasthequietreply。 \"Thenpleasesendhimaway,\"Helenbegged。 \"Mydear,howcanI?\"Philippaobjected。\"Hehasdoneusanimmenseservice,andhecan’tdisobeyhisorders。\" \"Youdon’twanthimtogoaway,then?\" Philippawassilentforseveralmoments。\"No,\"sheadmitted,\"I don’tthinkthatIdo。\" \"Youdon’tcareforHenryanymore?\" \"Justasmuchasever,\"wasthesomewhatbitterreply。\"That’swhatIresentsomuch。IshouldlikeHenrytobelievethathehadkilledeverysparkofloveinme。\" Helenmovedacrossandsatonthearmofherfriend’schair。Shefeltthatshewasgoingtobeverydaring。 \"Haveyouanyideaatthehackofyourmind,dear,\"sheasked\"ofmakinguseofMr。LessinghamtopunishHenry?\" Philippamovedalittleuneasily。 \"Howhatefullydownrightyouare!\"shemurmured。\"Idon’tknow。\" \"Because,\"Helencontinued,\"ifyouhaveanysuchideainyourmind,IthinkitismostunfairtoMr。Lessingham。Youknowperfectlywellthatanythingelsebetweenyouandhimwouldheimpossible。\" \"Andwhy?\" \"Don’tberidiculous!\"Helenexclaimedvigorously。\"Mr。Lessinghammayhaveallthemostdelightfulqualitiesintheworld,buthehasattachedhimselftoacountrywhichnoEnglishmanorwomanwillbeabletothinkofwithoutshuddering,formanyyearstocome。Youcan’tdreamofcuttingyourselfadriftfromyourfriendsandyourhomeandyourcountry!It’stoounnatural!I’mnotevenarguingwithyou,Philippa。Youcouldn’tdoit!I’mwhollyconcernedwithMr。Lessingham。Icannotforgetwhatweowehim。Ithinkitwouldbehatefullycruelofyoutospoilhislife。\" Philippa’sflashesofseriousnesswereonlymomentary。Shemadealittlegrimace。Shewasoncemorehernatural,irresponsibleself。 \"Youunderratemycharm,Helen,\"shedeclared。\"IreallybelievethatIcouldmakehislifeinsteadofspoilingit。\" \"Andyouwouldpaytheprice?\" Philippa,slimandelflikeinthefirelight,rosefromherchair。 Therewasamomentarycrueltyinherface。 \"Isometimesthink,\"shesaidcalmly,\"thatIwouldpayanypriceintheworldtomakeHenryunderstandhowIfeel。There,nowrunalong,dear。You’refullofgoodintentions,anddon’tthinkithorridofme,butnothingthatyoucouldsaywouldmakeanydifference。\" \"Youwouldn’tdoanythingrash?\"Helenpleaded。 \"Well,ifIrunawaywithMr。Lessingham,Icertainlycan’tpromisethatI’llsendcardsoutfirst。WhateverIdo,impulsewillprobablydecide。\" \"Impulse!\" \"Whynot?Itrustmine。Can’tyou?\"Philippaadded,withalittleshrugoftheshoulders。 \"Sometimes,\"Helensighed,\"theyaresuchwildhorses,youknow。 Theyleadonetosuchterribleplaces。\" \"Andsometimes,\"Philippareplied,\"theyfindtheirwayintotheheavenwhereoursobererthoughtscouldnevertakeus。Goodnight,dear!\" CHAPTERXVI Mr。WilliamHayter,inthesolitudeofhischambersattheMilanCourt,wasaveryalteredpersonage。Heextendednowelcomingsalutationtohismidnightvisitorbutsimplymotionedhimtoachair。 \"Well,\"hebegan,\"isyourtaskfinishedthatyouareinLondon?\" \"Mytask,\"Lessinghamreplied,\"mightjustaswellneverhavebeenenteredupon。Themanyousentmetowatchisnothingbutanordinarysport-lovingEnglishman。\" \"Really!Youhavelivedashisneighbourfornearlyamonth,andthatisyourimpressionofhim?\" \"Itis,\"Lessinghamassented。\"Hehasbeenawaysea-fishing,halfthetime,butIhavesearchedhishousethoroughly。\" \"Searchedhispapers,eh?\" \"EveryoneIcouldfind,andhatedthejob。Thereareagoodmanychartsofthecoast,buttheyareallfortheuseofthefishermen。\" \"Wonderful!\"Hayterscoffed。\"Myyoungfriend,youmayyetfinddistinctioninsomeotherwalkoflife。Oursecretservice,I fancy,willverysoonbeabletodispensewithyourenergies。\" \"AndIwithyoursecretservice,\"Lessinghamagreedheartily。\"I daresaytheremaybesomebranchesofitinwhichexistenceistolerable。That,however,doesnotapplytothetaskuponwhichI havebeenengaged。\" \"Youhavebeencompletelyduped,\"Haytertoldhimcalmly,\"andtheinformationyouhavesentusisvalueless。SirHenryCranston,insteadofbeingthetypeofmanwhomyouhavedescribed,isoneofthegreatestexpertsuponcoastdefenseandmine-laying,intheEnglishAdmiralty。\" Lessinghamlaughedshortly。 \"That,\"hedeclared,\"isperfectlyabsurd。\" \"Itis,\"Hayterrepeated,withemphasis,\"theprecisetruth。SirHenryCranton’sfishingexcursionsaremyths。Heissimplytransferredfromhisfishingboatontooneofalittlefleetofso-calledminesweepers,fromwhichheconductshisoperations。 Nearlyeveryoneofthemostimportanttownsontheeastcoastareprotectedbyminefieldsofhisdesign。\" Lessinghamwasdumbfounded。Hiscompanion’smannerwassingularlyconvincing。 \"ButhowcouldSirHenryoranyoneelsekeepthisasecret?\"heprotested。\"Evenhiswifeisscarcelyonspeakingtermswithhimbecauseshebelieveshimtoheanidler,andthewholeneighbourhoodgossipsoverhisslackness。\" \"Thewholeneighbourhoodiseasilyfooled,\"Hayterretorted。\"Thereareoneortwowhoknow,however。\" \"Thereareoneortwo,\"Lessinghamobservedgrimly,\"whoarebeginningtosuspectme。\" \"Thatisapity,\"Hayteradmitted,\"becauseitwillbenecessaryforyoutoreturntoDreymarshatonce。\" \"ReturntoDreymarshatonce?ButCranstonisaway。Thereisnothingformetodothereinhisabsence。\" \"HewillbebackonWednesdayorThursdaynight,\"wastheconfidentreply。\"Hewillbringwithhimtheplanofhislatestdefensesofatownontheeastcoast,whichourcruisersquadronpurposetobombard。Wemusthavethatchart。\" Lessinghamlistenedinmutedistress。 \"Couldyoupossiblygetmerelieved?\"hebegged。\"Thefactis-\" \"Wecouldnot,andwewillnot,\"Hayterinterruptedfiercely。 \"Unlessyouwishmetodenounceyouathomeasarenegadeandacoward,youwillgothroughwiththeworkwhichhasbeenallottedtoyou。YourearliermistakeswillbeforgivenifthatchartisinmyhandsbyFriday。\" \"Buthowdoyouknowthathewillhaveit?\"Lessinghamprotested。 \"Supposingyouarerightandheisreallyresponsiblefortheminefieldsyouspeakof,IshouldthinkthelastthinghewoulddowouldbetobringthechartbacktoDreymarsh。\" \"Asamatteroffact,thatispreciselywhathewilldo,\"Hayterassuredhislistener。\"Heisbringingitbackfortheinspectionofoneofthecommissionersfortheeastcoastdefense,whoistomeethimathishouse。AndIwishtowarnyou,too,Maderstrom,thatyouwillhaveverylittletime。Forsomereasonorother,Cranstonisdissatisfiedwiththesecrecyunderwhichhehasbeencompelledtowork,andhasappliedtotheAdmiraltyforrecognitionofhisposition。Immediatelythisisgiven,Igatherthathishousewillbeinaccessibletoyou。\" Lessinghamsat,hisarmsfolded,hiseyesfixeduponthefire。 Histhoughtswereinaturmoil,yetonethingwashatefullyclear。 Cranstonwasnottheunworthyslackerhehadbelievedhimtobe。 Philippa’swholepointofviewmightwellbechangedbythisdiscovery-especiallynowthatCranstonhadmadeuphismindtoasserthimselfforhiswife’ssake。Therewasanicyfearinhisheart。 \"Youunderstand,\"Hayterpersistedcoldly,\"whatitisyouhavetodo?\" \"Perfectly。Ishallreturnbytheafternoontrain,\"wasthedespairingreply。 \"Ifyousucceed,\"Haytercontinued,\"Ishallseethatyougettheusualacknowledgment,butIwill,ifyouwishit,askforyourtransfertoanotherbranchoftheservice。Iamnotquestioningyourpatriotismoryourhonour,Maderstrom,butyouarenotthemanforthiswork。\" \"Youareright,\"Lessinghamsaid。\"Iamnot。\" \"Itisnotmyaffair,\"Hayterproceeded,\"toenquiretoocloselyintothemeansusedbyouragentsincarryingoutourdesigns。 ThatIfindyouinLondonincompanywiththewifeofthemanwhomyouareappointedtowatch,maybeafactcapableofthemostcompleteandsatisfactoryexplanation。Iasknoquestions。 Ionlyremindyouthatyourcountry,eventhoughitbeonlyyouradoptedcountry,demandsfromyou,asfromallothersinherservice,unswervingloyalty,aloyaltyuninfluencedbytheclaimsofpersonalsentiment,duty,orhonour。HaveIsaidenough?\" \"Youhavesaidasmuchasitiswiseforyoutosay,\"Lessinghamreplied,hisvoicetremblingwithsuppressedpassion。 \"Thatisall,then,\"theotherconcluded。\"Youknowwheretosendorbringthechartwhenyouhaveit?Ifyoubringityourself,itispossiblethatsomethingwhichyoumayregardasareward,willbeofferedtoyou。\" Lessinghamrosealittlewearilytohisfeet。HisfarewelltoHayterwascoldandlifeless。 Heleftthehotelandstartedonhishomewardway,strugglingwithasenseofintolerabledepression。Thestreetsthroughwhichhepassedweresombreandunlit。 AZeppelinwarning,afewhoursbefore,haddriventhepeopletotheirhomes。Therewasnotachinkoflighttobeseenanywhere。 Anintenseandgloomystillnessseemedtobroodoverthedesertedthoroughfares。Nightbirdsontheirwayhomeflittedbylikeshadows。Policemenlurkedintheshadowsofthehouses。Thefewvehiclesleftcrawledaboutwithinsufficientlights。Eventhewarninghornsofthetaxicabmensoundedfurtiveandrepressed。 Lessingham,ashemarchedstolidlyalong,feltcuriouslyinsympathywithhisenvironment。Hayter’snewsbroughthimfacetofacewiththatinnerproblemwhichhadsosuddenlybecomethedominantfactorinhislife。Forthefirsttimeheknewwhatlovewas。Hefeltthewonderofit,thefar-reachingpossibilities,thestrangeidealismcalledsounexpectedlyintobeing。HerecognizedthevagariesofPhilippa’sdisposition,andyet,duringthelastfewdays,hehadconvincedhimselfthatshewasbeginningtocare。Herstrainedrelationswithherhusbandhadbeen,withoutadoubt,herfirstincentivetowardstheacceptanceofhisproffereddevotion。Nowhetoldhimselfwitheagerhopefulnessthatsomeportionofit,howeverminute,mustbeforhisownsake。Therelationsbetweenhusbandandwife,heremindedhimself,must,atanyrate,havebeenstrainedduringthelastfewmonths,orCranstonwouldneverhavebeenabletokeephissecret。Inhisgloomypassagethroughthislandofillomens,however,heshiveredalittleashethoughtoftheotherpossibility-torturedhimselfwithimaginingwhatmighthappenduringherrevulsionoffeeling,ifPhilippadiscoveredthetruth。 Asenseofsomethinggreaterthanhehadyetknowninlifeseemedtolifthimintosomeloftystateofaloofness,fromwhichhecouldlookdownanddespisehimself,thepoor,tiredplodderwearingtheheavychainsofduty。Therewasalifesomuchmorewonderful,justtheothersideoftheclouds,averyshortdistanceaway,alifeofalluringandpassionatehappiness。Shouldheeverfindthecourage,hewondered,toescapefromthetreadmillandgoinsearchofit?Duty,forthelasttwoyears,hadtakenhimbythehandandledhimalongapathwayofshame。Hehadneverbeenahypocriteaboutthewar。HewasoneofthosewhohadacknowledgedfromthefirstthatGermanyhadsetforth,withtheswordinherhand,onawarofconquest。Hisowninheritedmartialspirithadvaguelyapproved;he,too,inthoseearlierdays,hadfeltthesunlightuponhisrapier。Laterhadcometheenlightenment,theturbulentwavesofdoubt,thenightmareofanation’sawakeningconscience,mirroredinhisownsoul。Itwasinadepressionshared,perhaps,inalesserdegreebymillionsofthosewhoserankshehadjoined,thathefeltthispassionatecravingforescapeintoaworldwhichtookcountofotherthings。 CHAPTERXVII Punctuallyat12o’clockthenextmorning,LessinghampresentedhimselfatthehotelinDoverStreetandwasinvitedbythehallportertotakeaseatinthelounge。Philippaentered,afewminuteslater,hereyesandcheeksbrilliantwiththebriskexerciseshehadbeentaking,herslimfiguremostbecominglyarrayedingreyclothandchinchilla。 \"IlostHeleninHarrod’s,\"sheannounced,\"butIknowshe’slunchingwithfriends,soitreallydoesn’tmatter。You’llhavetotakecareofme,Mr。Lessingham,untilthetraingoes,ifyouwill。\" \"Forevenlongerthanthat,ifyouwill,\"hemurmured。 Shelaughed。\"Moreprettyspeeches?Idon’tthinkI’mequaltothembeforeluncheon。\" \"ThistimeIamliteral,\"heexplained。\"IamcomingbacktoDreymarshmyself。\" Hefelthisheartbeatquicker,asuddenjoypossessedhim。 Philippa’sexpressionwasobviouslyoneofsatisfaction。 \"I’msoglad,\"sheassuredhim。\"Doyouknow,IwasthinkingonlyasIcamebackinthetaxicab,howIshouldmissyou。\" Shewasstandingwithherfootuponthebroadfender,andherfirstlittleimpulseofpleasureseemedtopassasshelookedintothefire。Sheturnedtowardshimgravely。 \"Afterall,doyouthinkyouarewise?\"sheasked。\"Ofcourse,I don’tthinkthatanyoneatDreymarshhastheleastsuspicion,butyouknowCaptainGriffithsdidaskquestions,and-well,you’resafelyawaynow。YouhavebeensowonderfulaboutDick,sowonderfulaltogether,\"shewenton,\"thatIcouldn’tbearitiftroubleweretocome。\" Hesmiledather。 \"IthinkIknowwhatisatthebackofyourmind,\"hesaid。\"YouthinkthatIamcomingbackentirelyonyouraccount。Asithappens,thisisnotso。\" Shelookedathimwithwide-openeyes。 \"Surely,\"sheexclaimed,\"youhavesatisfiedyourselfthatthereisnofieldforyouringenuityinDreymarsh?\" \"IthoughtthatIhad,\"headmitted。\"ItseemsthatIamwrong。I havehadorderstoreturn。\" \"Orderstoreturn?\"sherepeated。\"Fromwhom? Heshookhishead。 \"Ofcourse,Ioughtnottohaveaskedthat,\"sheproceededhastily,\"butitdoesseemoddtorealisethatyoucanreceiveinstructionsandmessagesfromGermany,hereinLondon。\" \"VerymuchthesamesortofthinggoesoninGermany,\"heremindedher。 \"Sotheysay,\"sheadmitted,\"butonedoesn’tcomeintocontactwithit。SoyouarereallycomingbacktoDreymarsh!\" \"Withyou,ifImay?\" \"Naturally,\"sheagreed。 Heglancedattheclock。\"Wemightalmostbestartingforlunch,\" hesuggested。 Shenodded。\"AssoonasI’vetoldGroverabouttheluggage。\" Shewasabsentonlyafewmoments,andthen,asitwasadry,sunnymorning,theywalkeddownSt。JamesStreetandalongPallMalltotheCarlton。Philippametseveralacquaintances,butLessinghamwalkedwithhisheaderect,lookingneithertotherightnortotheleft。 \"Aren’tyousometimesafraidofbeingrecognised?\"sheaskedhim。 \"TheremustheagreatmanymenaboutofyourtimeatMagdalen,forinstance?\" \"Nineyearsmakesalotofdifference,\"heremindedher,\"andbesides,Ihaveatheorythatitisonlywhentheeyesmeetthatrecognitionreallytakesplace。SolongasIdonotlookintoanyone’sface,Ifeelquitesafe。\" \"YouaresurethatyouwouldnotliketogotoasmallerplacethantheCarlton?\" \"Itmakesnodifference,\"heassuredher。\"Mycredentialshavebeenwonderfullyestablishedforme。\" \"I’msoglad,\"sheconfessed。\"Iknowit’smostunfashionable,butIdolikethesebigplaces。IfeverIhadmyway,IshouldliketoliveinLondonandhaveacottageinthecountry,insteadoflivinginthecountryandbeingjustanhoteldwellerinLondon。\" \"IwonderifNewYorkwouldnotdo?\"heventured。 \"IexpectIshouldlikeNewYork,\"shemurmured。 \"Ithink,\"hesaid,\"infact,IamalmostsurethatwhenIleavehereIshallgototheUnitedStates。\" Shelookedathimandturnedsuddenlyaway。Theyarrivedjustthenattheirdestination,andthemomentpassed。Lessinghamlefthiscompanionintheloungewhilehewentbackintotherestauranttosecurehistableandorderlunch。Whenhecameback,hefoundPhilippasittingveryuprightandwithasignificantglitterinhereyes。 \"Lookoverthere,\"shewhispered,\"bythepalm。\" Hefollowedthedirectionwhichsheindicated。Amanwasstandingagainstoneofthepillars,talkingtoatall,darkwoman,obviouslyaforeigner,wrappedinwonderfulfurs。Therewassomethingfamiliarabouthisfigureandtheslightdroopofhishead。 \"Why,it’sSirHenry!\"Lessinghamexclaimed,asthemanturnedaround。 \"Myhusband,\"Philippafaltered。 SirHenry,ifindeeditwerehe,seemedafflictedwithasuddenshortsightedness。HemettheincredulousgazebothofLessinghamandhiswifewithoutrecognitionoranysignofflinching。Atthatdistanceitwasimpossibletoseethetighteningofhislipsandthesteelyflashinhisblueeyes。 \"Thewhitingseemtohavebroughthimalongway,\"Philippasaid,withanunnaturallittlelaugh。 \"ShallIgoandspeaktohim?\"Lessinghamasked。 \"Forheaven’ssake,no!\"sheinsisted。\"Don’tleaveme。Iwouldn’thavehimcomenearmeforanythingintheworld。ItisonlyafewweeksagothatIbeggedhimtocometoLondonwithme,andhesaidthathehatedtheplace。Youdon’tknow-thewoman?\" Lessinghamshookhishead。 \"Shelookslikeaforeigner,\"wasallhecouldsay。 \"Takemeintolunchatonce,\"Philippabegged,risingabruptlytoherfeet。\"Thisisreallythelaststraw。\" TheypassedupthestairwayandwithinafewfeetofwhereSirHenrywasstanding。Heappearedabsorbed,however,inconversationwithhiscompanion,anddidnoteventurnaround。Philippa’slittlefaceseemedtohavehardenedasshetookherseat。Onlyhereyeswerestillunnaturallybright。 \"Iamsosorryifthishasannoyedyou,\"Lessinghamregretted。\"Youwouldnotcaretogoelsewhere?\" \"I?Goanywhereelse?\"sheexclaimedscornfully。\"Thankyou,Iamperfectlysatisfiedhere。Andwithmycompanion,\"sheadded,withabrilliantlittlesmile。\"NowtellmeaboutNewYork。Haveyoueverbeenthere?\" \"Twice,\"hetoldher。\"Atpresentthedreamofmylifeistogotherewithyou。\" Shelookedathimalittlewonderingly。 \"Iwonderifyoureallycare,\"shesaid。\"Mengetsomuchintothehabitofsayingthatsortofthingtowomen。Sometimesitseemstometheymustdoagreatdealofmischief。Butyou-Isthatreallyyourwish?\" \"IwouldsacrificeeverythingthatIhaveeverhelddearinlife,\" hedeclared,withhisfaceaglow,\"foritsrealization。\" \"Butyouwouldbeadeserterfromyourcountry,\"shepointedout。 \"Youwouldneverbeabletoreturn。Yourestateswouldbeconfiscated。Youwouldbehomeless。\" \"Home,\"hesaidsoftly,\"iswhereone’shearttakesone。Homeisjustwhereloveis。\" Hereyes,astheymethis,wereforamomentsuspiciouslysoft。 Thenshebegantotalkveryquicklyofotherthings,tocomparenotesofcountrieswhichtheyhadbothvisited,evenofpeoplewhomtheyhadmet。Theywereobligedtoleaveearlytocatchtheirtrain。AstheypasseddownthecrowdedrestauranttheyoncemorefoundthemselveswithinafewfeetofSirHenry。Hisbackwasturnedtothem,andhewasapparentlyignorantoftheirnearpresence。ThepartyhadbecomeapartieCarr=A1e,anotherman,andastillyoungerandmorebeautifulwomanhavingjoinedit。 \"Ofcourse,\"Philippasaid,astheydescendedthestairs,\"Iambehavinglikeanidiot。IoughttogoandtellHenryexactlywhatIthinkofhim,orpullhimawayintheapprovedWhitechapelfashion。 Welosesomuch,don’twe,bystiflingourinstincts。\" \"Forthenextfewminutes,\"hereplied,glancingathiswatch,\"I thinkwehadbetterconcentrateourattentionuponcatchingourtrain。\" TheyreachedKing’sCrosswithonlyafewminutestospare。Grover,however,hadalreadysecuredacarriage,andHelenwaswaitingforthem,ensconcedinacorner。SheacceptedthenewsofLessingham’sreturnwithresignation。Philippabecamethoughtfulastheydrewtowardsthecloseoftheirjourneyandtheslow,frostytwilightbegantocreepdownupontheland。 \"Isupposewedon’treallyknowwhatwaris,\"sheobserved,lookingoutofthewindowatacomfortablelittlevillagetuckedawaywithabackgroundoftreesandguardedbyaweather-beatenoldchurch。 \"Thepeoplearesafeintheirhomes。Youmustappreciatewhatthatmeans,Mr。Lessingham。\" \"IndeedIdo,\"heansweredgravely。\"Ihaveseentheearthtornanddismemberedasthoughbytheploughofsomedestroyingangel。 Afewblackenedruinswhere,anhourorsobefore,apeacefulvillagestood;menandwomenrunningaboutlikelunaticsstrickenwithamortalfear。Andallthetimearedglowonthehorizon,ablood-redglow,andlittlespecksofgreyorbrownlyingalloverthefields;eventhecattleracingroundinterror。AndeverynowandthenthecryofDeath!YouarefortunateinEngland。\" Philippaleanedforward。 \"Doyoubelievethatourturnwillcome?\"sheasked。\"Doyoubelievethatthewavewillbreakoverourcountry?\" \"Whocantell?\" \"Ah,no,butanswerme,\"shebegged。\"Isitpossibleforyoutolandanarmyhere?\" \"Ithink,\"hereplied,\"thatallthingsarepossibletothemilitarygeniusofGermany。Theonlyquestioniswhetheritisworthwhile。 Germansaresupposedtobesentimentalists,youknow。Iratherdoubtit。ThereisnothingwouldsetthejoybellsofBerlinclangingsomuchasthenewsofaGermaninvasionofGreatBritain。Ontheotherhand,thereisagreatpartyinGermany,andaveryfar-seeingone,whichiscontinuallyremindingtheGovernmentthat,withoutGreatBritainasamarket,Germanywouldneverrecoverfromthefinancialstrainofthewar。\" \"Thisisalltooimpersonal,\"Philippaobjected。\"Doyou,inyourheart,believethatthetimemightcomewheninthenightweshouldhearthegunsboominginDreymarshBay,andseeyourgrey-cladsoldiersforminguponthebeachandscalingourcliffs?\" \"Thatwillnotbeyet,\"hepronounced。\"Ithasbeenthoughtof。 Onceitwasalmostattempted。Justatpresent,no。\" Philippadrewasighofrelief。 \"ThenyourmissioninDreymarshhasnothingtodowithanattemptedlanding?\" \"Nothing,\"heassuredher。\"Icanevengoalittlefurther。Icantellyouthatifeverwedotrytoland,itwillbeinanunsuspectedplace,inanunexpectedfashion。\" \"Well,it’sreallyverycomfortingtohearthesethingsatfirst-hand,\"Philippadeclared,withsomereturntoherusualmanner。 \"Isupposewearereallytwodisgracefulwomen,HelenandI-traitorsandalltherestofit。Herewesittalkingtoanenemyasthoughhewereoneofourbestfriends。\" \"Irefusetobecalledanenemy,\"Lessinghamprotested。\"Therearetimeswhenindividualityisafargreaterthingthannationality。 Iamjustahumanbeing,bornintothesameworldandwarmedbythesamesunasyou。Nothingcanalterthefactthatwearefellowcreatures。\" \"Dreymarshoncemore,\"Philippaannounced,lookingoutofthewindow。 \"Andyou’reaterriblyplausibleperson,Mr。Lessingham。Comeroundandseeusafterdinner-ifitdoesn’tinterferewithyourwork。\" \"Onthecontrary,\"hemurmuredunderhisbreath。\"Thankyouverymuch。\" CHAPTERXVIII SirHenrywasstandingwithhishandsinhispocketsandaveryblankexpressionuponhisface,lookingoutupontheAdmiraltySquare。Hewasaloneinalarge,barelyfurnishedapartment,thewallsofwhichweresohungwithchartsthatithadalmosttheappearanceofaschoolroompreparedforanadvancedgeographyclass。Thetablefromwhichhehadrisenwascoveredwithanamazingnumberofscientificappliances,somesamplesofrockandsand,twomicroscopesandseveraltelephones。 SirHenry,havingapparentlyexhaustedthepossibilitiesoftheoutlook,turnedsomewhatreluctantlyawaytofindhimselfconfrontedbyanelderlygentlemanofcheerfulappearance,whoatthatmomenthadenteredtheroom。Fromthefactthathehaddonesowithoutknocking,itwasobviousthathewasanintimate。 \"Well,mygloomyfriend,\"thenewcomerdemanded,\"what’swrongwithyou?\" SirHenrywasapparentlyrelievedtoseehisvisitor。Hepushedachairtowardshimandindicatedwithagestureofinvitationaboxofcigarsuponhisdesk。 \"YourlittleLaranagas,\"heobserved。\"Tryone。\" Thevisitoropenedthebox,sniffedatitscontents,andhelpedhimself。 \"Now,then,getatit,Henry,\"heenjoined。\"I’veaBoard=20inhalf-an-hour,andthreedispatchestoreadbeforeIgoin。What’syourtrouble?\" \"Lookhere,Rayton,\"wasthefirmreply,\"Iwanttochuckthisinfernalhole-and-cornerbusiness。ItellyouI’veworkeditthreadbareatDreymarshandit’sgettingjollyuncomfortable。\" Thenewcomergrinned。 \"Poorchap!\"heobserved,watchinghiscigarsmokecurlupwards。 \"You’reinanastymess,youknow,Henry。DidItellyouthatI hadaletterfromyourwifetheotherday,askingmeifIcouldn’tfindyouajob?\" SirHenrywaitedalittlegrimly,whilsthisfriendenjoyedthejoke。 \"That’sallverywell,\"hesaid,\"butweareonthepointofaseparation,orsomethingofthesort。I’lladmititwasallrightatfirsttorunthethingontheQ。T。,butthat’sprettywellbustedupbynow。Why,accordingtoyourownreports,theyknowallaboutmeontheotherside。\" \"Notadoubtaboutit,\"theotheragreed。\"I’mnotsurethatyouhaven’tgotaspyfellowdownatDreymarshnow。\" \"I’mquitesureofit,\"SirHenryrepliedgrimly。\"ThebrutewaslunchingwithmywifeattheCarltonto-day,and,asluckwouldhaveit,IwaslandedwiththatRussianAdmiral’swifeandsister-in-law。You’rebreakingupthehappyhome,that’swhatyou’redoing,Rayton!\" Hislordshipatanyrateseemedtofindtheprocessamusing。Helaugheduntilthetearsstoodinhiseyes。 \"IshouldlovetohaveseenPhilippa’sface,\"hechuckled,\"whenshewalkedintotherestaurantandsawyouthere!You’resupposedtobeoffonafishingexpedition,aren’tyou?\" \"Iwentoutafterwhiting,\"SirHenrygroaned,\"andI’djustpromisedtochuckitforatimewhenIgottheAdmiral’smessage。\" \"Well,we’llseetoyourGermanspy,anyway,\"hisvisitorpromised。 \"Don’tbeanass!\"SirHenryexclaimedirritably。\"Idon’twantthefellowtouchedatpresent。Why,he’sbeenasortofpersonagrataatmyhouse。HangsaroundthereallthetimewhenI’maway。\" \"Allthemorereasonforputtinganendtohislittlegame,Ishouldsay,\"wasthecheerfulreply。 \"AndhavethewholeneighbourhoodeitherlaughingatmywifeandMissFairclough,ortalkingscandalaboutthem!\"SirHenryretorted。 \"Iforgotthat,\"hisfriendconfessedruminatively。\"He’sagentlemanlysortoffellow,fromwhatIhear,butarottenspy。 Whatdoyouwantdonewithhim?\" \"Leavehimformetodealwith,\"SirHenryinsisted。\"Ihavealittleschemeonhandinwhichheisconcerned。\" Raytonscratchedhischindoubtfully。 \"Thefellowmaynotbesuchafoolasheseems,\"heremindedhisfriend。 \"Iwon’trunanyrisks,\"SirHenrypromised。\"Ijustwanthimleftthere,that’sall。Andlookhere,Rayton,youknowwhatIwantfromyou。IquiteagreedtoyourproposalsastomyanonymityatthetimewhenIwasupinScotland,butthething’sasecretnolongerwiththepeoplewhocount。EveryoneinGermanyknowsthatI’mamine-fieldspecialist,soIdon’tseewhythedickensIshouldposeanylongerasasortofhalf-bakedidiot。\" Rayton’seyestwinkled。 \"YouwanttoplaytheWilsonBarrettheroandmakeatheatricaldisclosureofyourgreatness,\"helaughed。\"PoorPhilippawillfalluponherknees。Youwillbetheheroofthevillage,whichwillprobablypresentyouwithsomelittlearticleofplate。You’veagoodtimecoming,Henry。\" \"Talksense,there’sagoodfellow,\"theotherbegged。\"YougoandseetheChiefandputittohim。Thereisn’tasinglereasonwhyI shouldn’townupnow。\"=20 \"I’llseewhatIcando,\"Raytonpromised,\"butwhataboutthisfellowLessingham,orwhateverelsehecallshimself,downthere? There’sachapnamedGriffiths-Commandant,isn’the?-beenwritingusabouthim。\" \"Iwon’thaveLessinghamtouched,\"SirHenryinsisted。\"Hecan’tdoanyparticularharmdownthere,andthereisn’talineoradrawingofminedownatDreymarshwhichheisn’twelcometo。\" LordRaytonrosetohisfeet。 \"Lookhere,Henry,oldfellow,\"hesaid,\"Idosympathisewithyouuptoacertainpoint。ItellyouwhatI’lldo。IshallhavetoanswerPhilippa’sletter,andI’llansweritinsuchawaythatifsheisascleveralittlewomanasIthinksheis,she’llgetahint。 Ofcourse,\"hewentonruminatively,\"itisratheramisfortunethatthePrincessOllaneffandhersisteraresuchjollygood-lookingwomen。Makesitlookalittlefishy,doesn’tit?WhatImeantosayis,it’safarcryfromfishingforwhitingintheNorthSeatolunchingwithabeautifulprincessattheCarlton-whenyouthinkyourwife’sdowninNorfolk。\" SirHenrythrewopenthedoor。 \"Lookhere,I’vehadenoughofyou,Rayton,\"hedeclared。\"Yougetbackanddoanhour’swork,ifyoucanbringyourmindtoit。\" Thelatterassumedasuddendignity,necessitatedbythesoundofvoicesinthecorridor,anddeparted。Thedoorhadscarcelybeenclosedwhentwoyoungermenpresentedthemselves-MilesEnsol,SirHenry’ssecretary,atypical-lookingyoungsailorminushisleftarm;andapale-faced,clean-shavenmanofuncertainage,incivilianclothes。SirHenryshookhandswiththelatterandpointedtotheeasy-chairwhichhispreviousvisitorhadjustvacated。 \"Welcomebackagain,Horridge,\"hesaidcordially。\"Miles,I’llringwhenIwantyou。\" \"Verygood,sir,\"thesecretaryreplied。\"There’safishermanfromNorfolkdownstairs,whenyou’reatliberty。\" SirHenrynodded。 \"I’llseehimpresently。Shuthimupsomewherewherehecansmoke。\" Theyoungmanwithdrew,carefullyclosingthedoor,aroundwhichSirHenry,withawordofapology,arrangedascreen。 \"Idon’tthink,\"heexplained,\"thateavesdroppingextendstothesepremises,orthatourvoicescouldreachoutside。Still,aha’porthofprevention,eh?Haveacigar,Horridge。\" \"I’mnotsmokingforadayortwo,thankyou,sir。 \"Youlookasthoughthey’dputyouthroughit,\"SirHenryremarked。 Hisvisitorsmiled。 \"I’vetravelledfourteenmilesinabarrel,\"hesaid,\"andwewereoutfortwenty-fourhoursinaDanishsailingskiff。Youknowwhattheweather’sbeenlikeintheNorthSea。Beforethat,thelastwordofwritingIsawonGermansoilwasaplacard,offeringarewardoffivethousandmarksformydetention,withadisgustinglylifelikephotographatthetop。Ihadaboutfiftyyardsofquaytowalkinbroaddaylight,andeveryothermanIpassedturnedtostareafterme。Itgivesyouthecoldshiversdownyourbackwhenyoudaren’tlookroundtoseeifyou’rebeingfollowed。\" SirHenrygropedinthecupboardofhisdesk,andproducedabottleofwhiskyandasyphonofsodawater。Hisvisitornoddedapprovingly。