![]() ![]() It was like trying to lift a sack of coal. It was I who had to drive him every step of the way. And mark my words, Hilda, he'd have been in that position to the day of his death if it hadn't been for me. He was pottering along on about six hundred a year when I married him. The ingratitude! It was I who made a man of him! Sacrificed my whole life to him! And what was my reward? Absolute, utter selfishness. You haven't the faintest conception of what I went through with your dear Robert. You always thought Robert could do no wrong. "Exactly," said the Ghost with a little laugh. "But there are some things one can never forget." "I forgive him as a Christian," said the Ghost. "But if you have forgiven him," said the other, "surely-." ![]() "That is quite, quite out of the question," said a female Ghost to one of the bright Women, "I should not dream of staying if I'm expected to meet Robert. ![]()
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