←A PAIR OF BLUE EYES.
Elfride, in her turn,
-svas
not particularly
attending to his words at this moment.
She had, unconsciously any point
seizing
to herself, a
in the
remarks of an
terlocutor which interested her,
ing upon
own
way of in-
and dwell-
and thinking thoughts of her
it,
thereupon, totally oblivious of
he might say in continuation.
all
On
that
such
occasions she artlessly surveyed the person
speaking, and then there was a time for a
Her eyes seemed
painter.
and past you, future
you were
then, into
your
and past your future into your
eternity
as
to look at you,
—not
reading
unused, unconscious
way
but gazing in an
— her
mind
still
original thought.
clinging to
its
This
how
is
it,
she was looking at Knight.
Suddenly Elfride became conscious of
what she was doing, and was painfully confused. '
What were you
so intent
upon
in
me 7
he inquired.
^As
far
as
I
was thinking of you at
