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practice。 'We know��' he told me�察�'that certain disordered conditions of the 

brain and the nervous system produce results quite as extraordinary as any 

that    you   have    describedand       there    our   knowledge       ends。   Neither     my 

science nor any man's science can clear up the mystery in this case。 It is an 

especially      difficult   case    to  deal   with�察   �because     Miss    Burnham's      early 

associations       dispose     her   to  attach    a  superstitious      importance      to   the 

maladythe hysterical malady as some doctors would call itfrom which 

she suffers。 I can give you instructions for preserving her general health�察�

and   I   can   recommend   you   to   try  some   change   in   her   lifeprovided   you 

first relieve her mind of any secret anxieties that may possibly be preying 

on it。'; 

     The     captain    smiled    self´approvingly。       The    doctor    had    justified   his 

anticipations。       The    doctor    had    suggested      a  practical     solution    of   the 



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difficulty。 

     ;Ay� �ay� �At last we have hit the nail on the h ead� �Secret anxieties。 Yes� �

yes� �Plain enough now。 A disappointment in loveeh�察�Mrs。 Crayford�拭─�

     ;I   don't    know�察   �Captain     Helding�察     �I  am    quite   in  the   dark。    Clara's 

confidence   in   mein   other   matters   unboundedis�察  �in   this   matter   of   her 

��supposed��   anxieties�察  �a   confidence   still   withheld。   In   all   else   we   are   like 

sisters。    I  sometimes       fear   there   may    indeed     be   some     trouble    preying 

secretly on her mind。 I sometimes feel a little hurt at her incomprehensible 

silence。; 

     Captain   Helding   was   ready   with   his   own   practical   remedy   for   this 

difficulty。 

     ;Encouragement   is   all   she   wants�察  �ma'am。   Take   my   word   for   it�察  �this 

matter   rests   entirely   with   you。   It's   all   in   a   nutshell。   Encourage   her   to 

confide in youand she _will_ confide。; 

     ;I am waiting to encourage her�察�captain�察�until she is left alone with me´ 

´after   you   have   all   sailed   for   the Arctic   seas。   In   the   meantime�察  �will   you 

consider what I have said to you as intended for your ear only�拭�And will 

you forgive me�察�if I own that the turn the subject has taken does not tempt 

me to pursue it any further�拭─�

     The captain took the hint。 He instantly changed the subject�察�choosing�察�

on   this   occasion�察  �safe   professional   topics。   He   spoke   of   ships   that   were 

ordered   on   foreign   service�察  �and�察  �finding   that   these   as   subjects   failed   to 

interest   Mrs。   Crayford�察  �he   spoke   next   of   ships   that   were   ordered   home 

again。 This last experiment produced its effectan effect which the captain 

had not bargained for。 

     ;Do you know�察─�he began�察 �that the _Atalanta_ is expected back from 

the West Coast of Africa every day�拭�Have you any acquaintances among 

the officers of that ship�拭─�

     As it so happened�察�he put those questions to Mrs。 Crayford while they 

were   engaged   in   one   of   the   figures   of   the   dance   which   brought   them 

within     hearing     of  the   opposite     couple。     At   the   same    momentto        the 

astonishment of her friends and admirersMiss Clara Burnham threw the 

quadrille   into   confusion   by   making   a   mistake�   �Everybody   waited   to   see 



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her set the mistake right。 She made no attempt to set it rightshe turned 

deadly pale and caught her partner by the arm。 

     ;The heat� ─�she said�察�faintly。 ;Take me awaytake me into the air� ─�

     Lieutenant   Crayford   instantly  led   her   out   of   the   dance�察  �and   took   her 

into the cool and empty conservatory�察�at the end of the room。 As a matter 

of   course�察  �Captain   Helding   and   Mrs。   Crayford   left   the   quadrille   at   the 

same time。 The captain saw his way to a joke。 

     ;Is this the trance coming on�拭─�he whispered。 ;If it is�察�as commander 

of   the   Arctic   expedition�察  �I   have   a   particular   request   to   make。   Will   the 

Second   Sight   oblige   me   by   seeing   the   shortest   way   to   the   Northwest 

Passage�察�before we leave England�拭─�

     Mrs。   Crayford   declined   to   humor   the   joke。   ;If   you   will   excuse   my 

leaving you�察─�she said quietly�察 �I will try and find out what is the matter 

with Miss Burnham。; 

     At   the   entrance   to   the   conservatory�察  �Mrs。   Crayford   encountered   her 

husband。 The lieutenant was of middle age�察�tall and comely。 A man with a 

winning      simplicity    and    gentleness     in  his  manner�察    �and    an   irresistible 

kindness   in   his   brave   blue   eyes。   In   one   word�察  �a   man   whom   everybody 

lovedincluding his wife。 

     ;Don't be alarmed�察─�said the lieutenant。 ;The heat has overcome her 

that's all。; 

     Mrs。    Crayford      shook    her   head�察  �and    looked    at  her   husband�察    �half 

satirically�察�half fondly。 

     ;You   dear     old   innocent� ─   �she   exclaimed�察   �that     excuse   may     do  for 

_you_。   For   my   part�察  �I   don't   believe   a   word   of   it。   Go   and   get   another 

partner�察�and leave Clara to me。; 

     She entered the conservatory and seated herself by Clara's side。 



                                        Chapter 2。 



       ;Now�察�my dear� ─�Mrs。 Crayford began�察 �what does this mean�拭─�

     ;Nothing。; 



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     ;That won't do�察�Clara。 Try again。; 

     ;The heat of the room; 

     ;That won't do�察�either。 Say that you choose to keep your own secrets�察�

and I shall understand what you mean。; 

     Clara's    sad�察 �clear   gray   eyes   looked    up  for  the   first  time  in  Mrs。 

Crayford's face�察�and suddenly became dimmed with tears。 

     ;If   I   only   dared   tell   you� ─  �she   murmured。   ;I   hold   so   to   your   good 

opinion of me�察�Lucyand I am so afraid of losing it。; 

     Mrs。    Crayford's     manner      changed。     Her   eyes    rested   gravely    and 

anxiously on Clara's face。 

     ;You   know   as   well   as   I   do   that   nothing   can   shake   my   affection   for 

you�察─�she said。 ;Do justice�察�my child�察�to your old friend。 There is nobody 

here   to   listen   to   what   we   say。   Open   your   heart�察  �Clara。   I   see   you   are   in 

trouble�察�and I want to comfort you。; 

     Clara began to yield。 In other words�察�she began to make conditions。 

     ;Will you promise to keep what I tell you a secret from every living 

creature�拭─�she began。 

     Mrs。 Crayford met that question�察�by putting a question on her side。 

     ;Does 'every living creature' include my husband�拭─�

     ;Your husband more than anybody� �I love him�察�I revere him。 He is so 

noble�察�he is so good� �If I told him what I am going to tell you�察�he would 

despise me。 Own it plainly�察�Lucy�察�if I am asking too much in asking you to 

keep a secret from your husband。; 

     ;Nonsense�察     �child�   �When    you    are  married�察   �you   will  know    that  the 

easiest of all secrets to keep is a secret from your husband。 I give you my 

promise。 Now begin� ─�

     Clara hesitated painfully。 

     ;I don't know how to begin� ─�she exclaimed�察�with a burst of despair。 

;The words won't come to me。; 

     ;Then I must help you。 Do you feel ill tonight�拭�Do you feel as you felt 

that day when you were with my sister and me in the garden�拭─�

     ;Oh no。; 

     ;You are not ill�察�you are not really affected by the heatand yet you 



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turn   as   pale   as   ashes�察  �and   you   are   obliged   to   leave   the   quadrille�   �There 

must be some reason for this。; 

     ;There is a reason。 Captain Helding; 

     ;Captain Helding� �What in the name of wonder has the captain to do 

with it�拭─�

     ;He told you something about the _Atalanta_。 He said the _Atalanta_ 

was expected back from Africa immediately。; 

     ;Well�察�and what of that�拭�Is there anybody in whom you are interested 

coming home in the ship�拭─�

     ;Somebody whom I am afraid of is coming home in the ship。; 

     Mrs。   Crayford's   magnificent   black   eyes   opened   wide   in   amazement。 

;My dear Clara� �do you really mean what you say�拭─�

     ;Wait   a   little�察  �Lucy�察  �and   you   shall   judge   for   yourself。   We   must   go 

backif   I   am   to   make   you   understand   meto   the   year   before   we   knew 

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