Capes came back into her mind. Either you have had to love people or hate them—which is a sort of love, too, in
its way—to get anything out of them. She had,
by the magic of recollection, set the picture of the typhoon between herself and
her table companions: the terrible rollers thundering on the white shore, the
deafening bellow of the wind, the bending and snapping palms, the thatches of
the native huts scattering inland, the blur of sand dust, and those two outcasts
defying the elements. Something draws everybody. \" She replied
to him, looking into his blue eyes. It was John
Diedermayer, who had been transformed into a young
scholar with a large pair of wire-rimmed eyeglasses on. His glances were hard to disguise as he
scanned her periodically during class. She patted John's
head with her palm, its surface appealingly fuzzy. He could not pull her soul apart now to
satisfy that queer absorbing, delving thing which was his literary curiosity; he
had put her outside that circle. I have told you.
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