( disconcertingly familiar, for a moment, and she waits for a pang of emotion that does not come. she is no more and no less homesick than she was a moment before, and so she sets it aside, unexaminedβ )
Of course.
( then, ) Madame de Lamorraine.
( they are all strangers. introducing herself becomes easier each time she does it; more confidently, now, and without looking for another to serve the purpose. )
no subject
Of course.
( then, ) Madame de Lamorraine.
( they are all strangers. introducing herself becomes easier each time she does it; more confidently, now, and without looking for another to serve the purpose. )