[Thyrza by George Gissing]@TWC D-Link bookThyrza CHAPTER XIX 33/52
Her feet hurried her on, her head throbbed.
She was thinking, thinking.) Such as Miss Newthorpe.
Yes, he knew that lady; knew her very well, as was evident from the way in which he spoke of her.
Of what did they talk, when they met? No doubt she had often played to him, and when she played he would look at her, and she was very beautiful. She would not think of Miss Newthorpe.
Somehow she did not feel to her in the same way as hitherto. When she was married, she would of course see him very often--Mr. Egremont.
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