I stepped back from her as though she had struck at me.

“Miss Fiske,” I cried. What she had charged was so monstrous, so absurd

that I could answer nothing in defence. My brain refused to believe

that she had said it. I could not conceive that any creature so utterly

lovely could be so unseeing, so bitter, and so unfair.

Her charge was ridiculous, but my disappointment in her was so keen that

the tears came to my eyes.

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