[The Visioning by Susan Glaspell]@TWC D-Link bookThe Visioning CHAPTER XVIII 28/39
And looking with a different slant across the gulf there was a sort of affectionate roguery in his eyes as he asked: "Do you want to know what I honestly think about you ?" She nodded. "I think you're in for it!" "In for what ?" "I don't think you've the ghost of a chance to escape!" he gloated. "Escape--what ?" "Seeing.
And when you do--!" He laughed--that laugh one thinks of as the exclusive possession of an affectionate understanding.
And when it died to a smile, something tenderly teasing flickered in that smile. She flushed under it.
"You were telling me--we keep stopping." "Yes, don't we? I wonder if we always would." "We keep stopping to quarrel." "Yes--to quarrel.
I wonder if we always would." "I haven't a doubt of it in the world," said Katie feelingly, and they laughed together as friends laugh together. "Well, where did I leave myself? Oh yes--waiting.
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