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Are you come to fetch him from me V she [Amelia] continued in a wilder tone. ' He was here, but is gone now. There on that very sofa he sat. Don't touch it. We sat and talked there. I was on his knee, and my arms were round his neck, and we said, " Our Father." Yes, he was here : and they came and took him away, but he promised me to come back.' ' He will come back, my dear,' said Rebecca, touched in spite of herself. ' Look,' said Amelia, ' this is his sash-isn't it a pretty colour ?' and she took up the fringe and kissed it. She had tied it round her waist at some part of the day. She had forgotten her anger, her jealousy, and the very presence of her rival seemingly. For she walked silently and almost with a smile on her face, towards the bed, and began to smooth down George's pillow. Rebecca walked, too, silently away. ' How is Amelia ?' asked Jos, who still held his position in the chair. ' There should be somebody with her,' said Rebecca. ' I think she is very unwell': and she went away with a very grave face. 15 During many months Amelia's recovery is in doubt ; but Thackeray is kinder to her than destiny was to Isabella, and she is permitted to retain her sanity. ' Why did

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Author

Ray, Gordon N.

Publisher

Harvard University, Department of Sanskrit & Indian Studies

Published

1952

Language

EN

ISBN

9780674369016

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Fiction, Literary Fiction, History

Updated

2026-03-25