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The stranger passed, but the raw glare of his grief remained, making our friend wonder in pity what wrong, what wound it expressed, what injury not to be healed. THE STRANGER PASSED BUT THE RAW GLARE OF HIS GRIEF REMAINED MAKING OUR FRIEND WONDER IN PITY WHAT WRONG WHAT WOUND IT EXPRESSED WHAT INJURY NOT TO BE HEALED
sumable character and class; nothing lived but the deep ravage of the features that he showed. He _showed_ them--that was the point; he was moved, as he passed, by some impulse that was either a signal for sympathy or, more possibly, a challenge to an opposed sorrow. He might already have been aware of our friend, might at some previous hour have noticed in him the smooth habit of the scene, with which the state of his own senses so scantly consorted, and might thereby have been stirred as by an overt discord. What Marcher was at all events conscious of was in the first place that the image of scarred passion presented to him was conscious too--of something that profaned the air; and in the second that, roused, startled, shocked, he was yet the next moment looking after it, as it went, with envy. The most extraordinary thing that had happened to him--though he had given that name to other matters as well--took place, after his immediate vague stare, as a consequence of this impression. HIS DRESS HIS AGE NOR HIS PRESUMABLE CHARACTER AND CLASS NOTHING LIVED BUT THE DEEP RAVAGE OF THE FEATURES THAT HE SHOWED HE SHOWED THEM THAT WAS THE POINT HE WAS MOVED AS HE PASSED BY SOME IMPULSE THAT WAS EITHER A SIGNAL FOR SYMPATHY OR MORE POSSIBLY A CHALLENGE TO AN OPPOSED SORROW HE MIGHT ALREADY HAVE BEEN AWARE OF OUR FRIEND MIGHT AT SOME PREVIOUS HOUR HAVE NOTICED IN HIM THE SMOOTH HABIT OF THE SCENE WITH WHICH THE STATE OF HIS OWN SENSES SO SCANTLY CONSORTED AND MIGHT THEREBY HAVE BEEN STIRRED AS BY AN OVERT DISCORD WHAT MARCHER WAS AT ALL EVENTS CONSCIOUS OF WAS IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT THE IMAGE OF SCARRED PASSION PRESENTED TO HIM WAS CONSCIOUS TOO OF SOMETHING THAT PROFANED THE AIR AND IN THE SECOND THAT ROUSED STARTLED SHOCKED HE WAS YET THE NEXT MOMENT LOOKING AFTER IT AS IT WENT WITH ENVY THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY THING THAT HAD HAPPENED TO HIM THOUGH HE HAD GIVEN THAT NAME TO OTHER MATTERS AS WELL TOOK PLACE AFTER HIS IMMEDIATE VAGUE STARE AS A CONSEQUENCE OF THIS IMPRESSION
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