Page:The Wings of the Dove (New York, Charles Scribners Sons, 1902), Volume 2.djvu/390

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THE WINGS OF THE DOVE

before this, between them, saved their position. When she had come nearer to him, when, putting her hand upon him and making him sink with her, as she leaned to him, into their old pair of chairs, she prevented, irresistibly, the waste of his passion. She had an advantage with his passion now.

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