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n; this time to India。 I wonder if
you still keep the memory of our times together。 I have still
got the little photograph of you。 You must be changed since
then; for it is about six years ago。 I am fully six years
older;……I have lived through another life since I knew you
at Cossethay。 I wonder if you would care to see me。 I shall e
up to Derby next week; and I would call in Nottingham; and we
might have tea together。 Will you let me know? I shall look for
your answer。
Anton Skrebensky
Ursula had taken this letter from the rack in the hall at
college; and torn it open as she crossed to the Women's room。
The world seemed to dissolve away from around her; she stood
alone in clear air。
Where could she go; to be alone? She fled away; upstairs; and
through the private way to the reference library。 Seizing a
book; she sat down and pondered the letter。 Her heart beat; her
limbs trembled。 As in a dream; she heard one gong sound in the
college; then; strangely; another。 The first lecture had gone
by。
Hurriedly she took one of her note…books and began to
write。
〃Dear Anton; Yes; I still have the ring。 I should be very
glad to see you again。 You can e here to college for me; or I
will meet you somewhere in the town。 Will you let me know? Your
sincere friend〃
Trembling; she asked the librarian; who was her friend; if he
would give her an envelope。 She sealed and addressed her letter;
and went out; bare…headed; to post it。 When it was dropped into
the pillar…box; the world became a very still; pale place;
without confines。 She wandered back to college; to her pale
drea