The Seventh Veil Page #2
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All of the servants were men.
They were very polite.
But I was felt they resent my being there.
Nicholas made me feel like that too, but he had a different way of showing it.
He would leap about the house,
leaning on his cane and look right through me as though I wasn't there.
On the rare occasions he did send for me. I was so nervous I could hardly speak.
- Mr Nicholas has been asking for you, miss.
- Where is he?
In the drawing room, miss.
You wanted me, Nicholas?
Do you recognize this?
Did you know this address is for me?
Yes.
- Then why didn't you give it to me?
- I... forgot.
- Did you really forget?
- No.
I see. Did you know what's in it?
- It was a letter from Miss Dunken.
- What about?
- About me.
- Did you know what she says?
- No.
Let me tell you.
She says:
you're intelligence, rather abovethe average, do you agree?
I don't know.
- She also says you can sew. Is that correct?
- I suppose so.
Francesca is extremely well-behaved,
she has a charming friendly disposition..
when she can overcome the initial shyness
, which sometime prevent her making friends easily. Are you shy?
- Of me?
- A little.
It no need to be, I won't need you.
- I know, but... I..
- But what?
Nothing.
What else is in this encyclopedia...
She studied things:French, german
, elemantary mathmatics.. etc...
Francesca has an extraordinary talent
for music.
She plays the piano extremely well.
And has an appreciation of music advance others for years.
- Play something for me.
- I can't.
- Why not?
- You don't ask me. I can't.
Come here.
- Sit down, play something.
- I can't! I won't!
After that Nicholas made me practice for 5 hours a day.
listenning everything I did.
It was terribly hard work.
But Nicholas thought that he wouldn't shrink every minute of it.
He was a slave driver.
He was a wonderful teacher too.
He knew instinctively how to get best of me.
He knew more about the spirit of music himself.
than than any man I ever met. He didn't play very well
He used to say rather bitterly.
Those you can do, those you can't teach.
Alright.
I've tought you all I know. It's time to have you some proper train.
I've arranged you to start the college tommorrow. You'll find the details
Report to the secretary 10 o'clock.
- Oh, Nicholas!Thank you.
- Don't do that!
Don't do that ever again.
Next morning when I got up, Nicholas has gone away.
He didn't come back for nearly 3 monthes.
Meanwhile I started the college.
I was far too busy finding how little I knew to worry about Nicholas.
Those first month in college is the happiest in my life.
Though I don't suppose I spoke too sole all
time.
Except to say good morning
or ask a teacher a question.
I don't care weather I have new friend
or not, I don't care.
- I didn't care.
- You didn't care because you are happy.
No.
He took away my heavens.
- Who did?
- Nicholas. He hated me to be happy.
- Anyone else?No friends?
- Only Peter.
Peter?Tell me about Peter.
Where did you meet him?
At the little cafee where most of students
go for lunch.
It's kept by an old Italian who's played #.
I remmembered the date.
June 14th.
The dress I was wearing in my old #
I just finished eating.
I thought someone was staring at me.
I looked up... that was Peter.
- You know you're working too hard?
- I like work.
- I like # only but I don't need it all the time.
- I don't work all the time.
I bet you don't stop when even you
are asleep. You looked so serious.
And do you ever smile?
When there is something to smile at.
Come on, put that code away now.
I'll show you some.
Thank you, I...
Peter was like that.
I've seen him before in the college.
And I didn't think that he even noticed me.
He was an American walking his way
through college.
Play in the dance band at night and study
during the day.
You now it's actually nothing wrong with you
- Thank you.
You'd better pray but it's the way
you've been brought up.
And you're extremly rude.
I supposed that's the way you're brought up.
I was random.
I must go.
Why you always run away when
you're having fun!
I don't. I have more important thing to do!
That's the trouble with you!
How often you take the evening and go to
the movies?
- Never!
- Here you are!
I don't like films.
But you should!
- Why?
- Because it take off yourself out of the real lives of #.
Oh, that's a good thing.
Of course it is, now you look.
Suppose this is a film...
Poor, struggling musician, that's me,
meets a good looking rich girl like you
- You know what happened?
- What?
She is cold.
- But underneath she is falling love with
Mr poor, you see?- No.
That's because you don't go to the films!
- You know what happened next?
- No.
He just leans forward and kisses her.
- You know what she does?
- No.
She pushes him away and walks out of
the place.
leaving him standing there looking
like a dummy!
But it's only in films.
In real life, it's quite different.
Yes, quite different.
In real life, I just lean forward and kiss
you like this.
Do you know what you do?
Yes.
You know this happens in films too.
Will you please go away?
After this naughty rich girl walks out of
tbe poor, struggling musician
you know, when he kisses her,
They are both awfully unhappy.
And after a day or two, they both take to
a haunting spot for they first met.
Why?
Because We both are getting pretty hungry I guess.
- Mary, took me two # awalys.
- I don't want to eat. I have my lunch.
Don't worry, you don't get any.
They are both for me.
I want you to realize I've been so miserable
I haven't eaten for a week!
Good evening!
Good evening, Nicholas.
I didn't know you are back.
Yes, I'm back.
Have you been working too hard?
- No, I don't think so.
- You're not ill?- No, I'm quiet well, thank you.
- Aren't you going to play for me?
- Yes, of course.
Are you mad?
But you asked me to play.
I ask you to play!
If you can't think anything better to play, on chromatic scale or 5 fingers exercise.
But spare me some suburban shop girl trash!
- Peter?
- en?
Did you know why I didn't come up yesterday?
Uncle Nicholas.
No. I went to the pictures.
You dare?
- who with?
- only myself.
It is a interesting film that...
It's about a girl who
knew a boy loved her.
but haven't the courage to ask her to marry
him.
and decided if he didn't ask her
she have to ask him..
- so... are you listening?
- yeah, huh..
Well, this girl, in the film, I mean..
She decided that she have to ask him herself
- Did she?
- No.
At last minute, her courage failed.
Peter?
- En?
- Do you remmember saying film is a little reverse of real life?
They are.
I mean my courage hasn't fail me.
Peter, I want you to marry me.
That night as I sat up and waited for
Nicholas to come home,
I thought it's nothing to be frightened of.
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