[The American by Henry James]@TWC D-Link bookThe American CHAPTER XVIII 14/42
And you obey--I see.
But why do you obey ?" asked Newman. Madame de Cintre looked across at the old marquise; her eyes slowly measured her from head to foot.
"I am afraid of my mother," she said. Madame de Bellegarde rose with a certain quickness, crying, "This is a most indecent scene!" "I have no wish to prolong it," said Madame de Cintre; and turning to the door she put out her hand again.
"If you can pity me a little, let me go alone." Newman shook her hand quietly and firmly.
"I'll come down there," he said.
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