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المؤلف: Henryk Sienkiewicz

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"Yes, I do. Exactly that. I knew the case myself in this very
village before Jim died. There are some men who instinctively
take the correct course in a matter of that kind; others who
don't care two pins as long as they get out of it with a whole
skin. Nat Burns was that kind."
"Then you mean he ought already to be married?"
"Yes, or in jail."
"Why isn't he?"
"It was entirely up to the girl and she refused to act."
"Gawd! My poor Nellie!"
The servant knocked, and, upon receiving permission to enter,
handed Elsa a telegram, evidently just delivered from the village
telegraph office. Unconsciously the girl reached into a
glass-covered bookcase and drew forth a paper volume. Then she
tore open the message and commenced to read it with the aid of
the book.
Mrs. Tanner did not notice her. She sat staring into the future
with a leaden heart. Such a thing as Elsa hinted at was unheard
of in Freekirk Head, and she was overwhelmed. Suddenly she asked:

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