42/45 Then his grief found utterance, and the closing strains of the orchestra were mingled with a prolonged wail of infinite sadness. Then it was that Owgooste touched the limit of his misery, his unhappiness, his horrible discomfort; his utter wretchedness was complete. He filled the air with his doleful outcries. The more he was smacked and shaken, the louder he wept. "Nothing, nothing," she exclaimed hastily, looking away. |