Capitolo 43
And--the eh--Your brother is here, also this afternoon, Mr. Being careful?"
I CAPITULATE VII.
KELMSCOTT OF TILGATE.
To Elma and his/her mother, this reunion among Colonel Kelmscott
and careful Guy Stare was full of mystery. For the Kelmscotts, of Tilgate
Parking lot, were the provincial and greater family in that whole part of Carriage;
and Colonel same Kelmscott passed as the man of proudest of that
haughtiests lodge in Southern England. Thing, therefore you/he/she could have
the fact to give so curious and almost imperceptible a beginning the
moment Guy that is careful name was mentioned in conversation? Not a word
what he said, to be sure, implicit to Guy him him the depth of his
surprise; but Elma, with his/her acumen of marvellous you/he/she immediately could see,
for everybody that, from the a lot of haze in his/her eyes that he has been spellbound
from the personality of Guy, rather as the she had been spellbound
the other day in the train of Sardanapalus. No, more; he seemed
to desire, with all of his/her heart to leave the presence of the young one, and
he/she anchors to be glued to the stain, despite him from some strange
coercion.
It was with a dreamy, far-street tunes up in its voice that the Colonel
issued apparently those the simple words, "And it is here Your brother,
also, this afternoon, Mr. Being careful?"
"Yes, he is in some place around", Guy gaily answered. "He will turn
on among brief, without doubt. He is enough sure to discover, sooner or
later, Miss Clifford here, and then he will come so to round to
speak to her."
For of their time they were standing, while speaking to a little group from the bench,
Colonel Kelmscott thawing in the meantime from degrees and gradually growing
interested in that Guy had to say, while Elma looked above with a
devouring curiosity.
"His/her brother is a painter, you say", the Colonel murmured once
under that bad moustaches white of his; "yes, I think that I remember.
A rising painter. It had a panorama of capital in the Grosvenor you last