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That recovery, the first day at Weatherend, had served its purpose well, had given them quite enough; so that they were, to Marcher's sense, no longer hovering about the head waters of their stream, but had felt their boat pushed sharply off and down the current. THAT RECOVERY THE FIRST DAY AT WEATHER END HAD SERVED ITS PURPOSE WELL HAD GIVEN THEM QUITE ENOUGH SO THAT THEY WERE TO MARCH HER SENSE NO LONGER HOVERING ABOUT THE HEADWATERS OF THEIR STREAM BUT HAD FELT THEIR BOAT PUSHED SHARPLY OFF AND DOWN THE CURRENT
o set up a small home in London. She had acquired property, to an amount that made that luxury just possible, under her aunt's extremely complicated will, and when the whole matter began to be straightened out, which indeed took time, she let him know that the happy issue was at last in view. He had seen her again before that day, both because she had more than once accompanied the ancient lady to town and because he had paid another visit to the friends who so conveniently made of Weatherend one of the charms of their own hospitality. These friends had taken him back there; he had achieved there again with Miss Bartram some quiet detachment; and he had in London succeeded in persuading her to more than one brief absence from her aunt. They went together, on these latter occasions, to the National Gallery and the South Kensington Museum, where, among vivid reminders, they talked of Italy at large--not now attempting to recover, as at first, the taste of their youth and their ignorance. NDING HERSELF ABLE TO SET UP A SMALL HOME IN LONDON SHE HAD ACQUIRED PROPERTY TO AN AMOUNT THAT MADE THAT LUXURY JUST POSSIBLE UNDER HER AUNT'S EXTREMELY COMPLICATED WILL AND WHEN THE WHOLE MATTER BEGAN TO BE STRAIGHTENED OUT WHICH INDEED TOOK TIME SHE LET HIM KNOW THAT THE HAPPY ISSUE WAS AT LAST IN VIEW HE HAD SEEN HER AGAIN BEFORE THAT DAY BOTH BECAUSE SHE HAD MORE THAN ONCE ACCOMPANIED THE ANCIENT LADY TO TOWN AND BECAUSE HE HAD PAID ANOTHER VISIT TO THE FRIENDS WHO SO CONVENIENTLY MADE OF WEATHER END ONE OF THE CHARMS OF THEIR OWN HOSPITALITY THESE FRIENDS HAD TAKEN HIM BACK THERE HE HAD ACHIEVED THERE AGAIN WITH MISS BARTRAM SOME QUIET DETACHMENT AND HE HAD IN LONDON SUCCEEDED IN PERSUADING HER TO MORE THAN ONE BRIEF ABSENCE FROM HER AUNT THEY WENT TOGETHER ON THESE LATTER OCCASIONS TO THE NATIONAL GALLERY AND THE SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM WHERE AMONG VIVID REMINDERS THEY TALKED OF ITALY AT LARGE NOT NOW ATTEMPTING TO RECOVER AS AT FIRST THE TASTE OF THEIR YOUTH AND THEIR IGNORANCE
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