Chapter XXXVIII - Page 2
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"You appear to have regained it. I wish you could regain the rest and be the radiant creature you were when you came to us. God! What a lovely stunning creature you were! It hurts me like the devil, I can tell you. And it's hurt the women too. They were fond of you. Do you know that Sally is dead?"
"Yes. She had everything to live for and she died. Life seems to amuse herself with us."
"She's a damned old hag." He rose and took up his hat and cane. "Well, I'll wait a week, and then if you don't relent the proceedings will begin. I shan't get the divorce. Not my line. But he asked me to talk to you and I was glad to come. Good-by."
She smiled as she shook hands with him. As he opened the door he turned to her again.
"That young Holt is a good fellow and has a head on his shoulders. Better be guided by him if he offers you any advice."
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