228/269 Did she imagine that he was a callow youth crossed in love? There was something too domestic in all this to be borne with patience. Humiliating, also, he had to confess. "We're married,--isn't that enough? You can't ask for more than that,--from me." He added "from me" because the expression of pain on her pretty face made him out to be a brute, and he was not that. |