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"But the torn tent and the wounded flesh?" "When she did not sleep deep enough to enter the somnambulistic trance he missed her—he went instinctively and in all innocence to seek her out—with the result, of course, that she woke and was terrified—" "Then in their heart of hearts they love?" I asked finally. BUT THE TORN TENT AND THE WOUNDED FLESH WHEN SHE DID NOT SLEEP DEEP ENOUGH TO ENTER THE SOMNAMBULISTIC TRANCE HE MISSED HER HE WENT INSTINCTIVELY AND IN ALL INNOCENCE TO SEEK HER OUT WITH THE RESULT OF COURSE THAT SHE WOKE AND WAS TERRIFIED THEN IN THEIR HEART OF HEARTS THEY LOVE I ASKED FINALLY
gainst sea and sky, stood the figure of a human being. It was Joan. I at once saw that there was something about her appearance that was singular and unusual, but it was only when we had moved quite close that I recognised what caused it. For while the lips wore a smile that lit the whole face with a happiness I had never seen there before, the eyes themselves were fixed in a steady, sightless stare as though they were lifeless and made of glass. I made an impulsive forward movement, but Dr. Silence instantly dragged me back. "No," he cried, "don't wake her!" "What do you mean?" I replied aloud, struggling in his grasp. "She's asleep. It's somnambulistic. The shock might injure her permanently." I turned and peered closely into his face. He was absolutely calm. I began to understand a little more, catching, I suppose, something of his strong thinking. "Walking in her sleep, you mean?" He nodded. "She's on her way to meet him. From the very beginning he must have drawn her—irresistibly. F OPEN DAY AND THERE SHARPLY DEFINED AGAINST SEA AND SKY STOOD THE FIGURE OF A HUMAN BEING IT WAS JOAN I AT ONCE SAW THAT THERE WAS SOMETHING ABOUT HER APPEARANCE THAT WAS SINGULAR AND UNUSUAL BUT IT WAS ONLY WHEN WE HAD MOVED QUITE CLOSE THAT I RECOGNIZED WHAT CAUSED IT FOR WHILE THE LIPS WORE A SMILE THAT LIT THE WHOLE FACE WITH A HAPPINESS I HAD NEVER SEEN THERE BEFORE THE EYES THEMSELVES WERE FIXED IN A STEADY SIGHTLESS STARE AS THOUGH THEY WERE LIFELESS AND MADE OF GLASS I MADE AN IMPULSIVE FORWARD MOVEMENT BUT DOCTOR SILENCE INSTANTLY DRAGGED ME BACK NO HE CRIED DON'T WAKE HER WHAT DO YOU MEAN I REPLIED ALOUD STRUGGLING IN HIS GRASP SHE'S ASLEEP IT'S SOMNAMBULISTIC THE SHOCK MIGHT INJURE HER PERMANENTLY I TURNED AND PEERED CLOSELY INTO HIS FACE HE WAS ABSOLUTELY CALM I BEGAN TO UNDERSTAND A LITTLE MORE CATCHING I SUPPOSE SOMETHING OF HIS STRONG THINKING WALKING IN HER SLEEP YOU MEAN HE NODDED SHE'S ON HER WAY TO MEET HIM FROM THE VERY BEGINNING HE MUST HAVE DRAWN HER IRRESISTIBLY
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