wall。 Everything delighted her; now he was gone; the insulator;
the obstruction removed; the world was all hers; in connection
with her。
She was joyfully active。 Nothing pleased her more than to
hang out the washing in a high wind that came full…butt over the
round of the hill; tearing the wet garments out of her hands;
making flap…flap…flap of the waving stuff。 She laughed and
struggled and grew angry。 But she loved her solitary days。
Then he came home at night; and she knitted her brows because
of some endless contest between them。 As he stood in the doorway
her heart changed。 It steeled itself。 The laughter and zest of
the day disappeared from her。 She was stiffened。
They fought an unknown battle; unconsciously。 Still they were
in love with each other; the passion was there。 But the passion
was consumed in a battle。 And the deep; fierce unnamed battle
went on。 Everything glowed intensely about them; the world had
put off its clothes and was awful; with new; primal
nakedness。
Sunday came when the strange spell was cast over her by him。
Half she loved it。 She was being more like him。 All the
week…days; there was a glint of sky and fields; the little
church seemed to babble away to the cottages the morning
through。 But on Sundays; when he stayed at home; a
deeply…coloured; intense gloom seemed to gather on the face of
the earth; the church seemed to fill itself with shadow; to
bee big; a universe to her; there was a burning of blue and
ruby; a sound of worship about her。 And when the doors were
opened; and she came out into the world; it was a world
new……created; she stepped into the resurrection of the
world; her heart beating to the memory of the darkness and the
Passion。
If; as very often; they went to the Marsh for tea on Sundays;
then she regained another; lighter world; that had never known
the gloom and the stained glass and the ecstasy of chanting。 Her
husband was obliterated; she was with her father again; who was
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