[The March Family Trilogy by William Dean Howells]@TWC D-Link bookThe March Family Trilogy PART III 88/306
She had come with Rose, and had left him below with March; Mrs.Adding was coming later with Kenby and General Triscoe. Mrs.March lost no time in telling her the great news; and if she had been in doubt before of the girl's feeling for Burnamy she was now in none.
She had the pleasure of seeing her flush with hope, and then the pain which was also a pleasure, of seeing her blanch with dismay. "I don't know where he is, Mrs.March.I haven't heard a word from him since that night in Carlsbad.
I expected--I didn't know but you--" Mrs.March shook her head.
She treated the fact skillfully as something to be regretted simply because it would be such a relief to Burnamy to know how Mr.Stoller now felt.
Of course they could reach him somehow; you could always get letters to people in Europe, in the end; and, in fact, it was altogether probable that he was that very instant in Wurzburg; for if the New York-Paris Chronicle had wanted him to write up the Wagner operas, it would certainly want him to write up the manoeuvres.
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