can go to in the morning and let them take us up there no i shall like nothing better than this very well we ll do the same to morrow but we must be turning in soon i shall put about iso chapter a la d o la � when met and on the staircase his mind was seriously he had just been summoned to the second interview with his mother in two hours after his parting from her he knew that the princess had left the hotel and so far as the purpose of his journey to was concerned he might himself have set off on his way to to deliver the letter from joseph and get possession of the family chest but mixed mental conditions which did not resolve themselves into definite reasons him from departure long after the farewell he was kept passive by a weight of feeling he lived again with the new of memory through the exciting book vii � the mother and the son scenes which seemed past only in the sense of preparation for their actual presence in his sou he allowed himself in his solitude to sob with perhaps more than a woman s of compassion over that woman s life so near to his and yet so remote he beheld the world changed for him by the of ties that altered the of hopes and fears and gave him a new sense of fellowship as if under cover of the night he had joined the wrong band of and found with the rise of morning that the tents of his kindred were far off he had a quivering imaginative sense of close relation to the grandfather who had been animated by strong impulses and beloved thoughts which were now perhaps being roused from their slumber within himself and through all this passionate meditation and were always present as beings who clasped hands with him in sympathetic silence of such quick fibre was made under that mantle of self controlled reserve into which early experience had thrown so much of his young strength when the persistent ringing of a bell as a signal reminded him of the hour he thought of looking into and making the brief daniel der necessary preparations for starting by the next train � thought of it but made no movement in consequence wishes went to and what he was to get possession of there � to london and the beings there who made the strongest of his life but there were other wishes that clung in these moments to and they kept him where he was by that force which us to linger over an interview that carries a of final farewell or of sorrow did not formally say i will stay over to night because it is friday and i should like to go to the evening service at the where they must all have gone and besides i may see the again but simply instead of packing and ringing for his bill he sat doing nothing at all while his mind went to the and saw faces there probably little different from those of his grandfather s time and heard the spanish hebrew which had lasted through the seasons of wandering generations like a plant with wandering seed that gives the far off lands a to the exile s home � while also his mind went towards with anxious remembrance of what had been and with a half admitted impression that it would be hardness in him willingly book vii � the mother and the son to go away at once without making some effort in spite of s probable dislike to manifest the continuance of his sympathy with her since their abrupt parting in this state of mind he deferred departure ate his dinner without sense of rose from it quickly to find the and in passing the porter asked if mr and mrs were still in the hotel and what was the number of their apartment the porter gave him the number but added that they were gone out that information had somehow power enough over to divide his thoughts with the memories among the and keen dark faces of whose way of taking awful prayers and with the easy familiarity which might be called hebrew italian made him reflect that his grandfather according to the princess s hints of his character must have been almost as exceptional a jew as but were not men of ardent zeal and far reaching hope everywhere exceptional � the men who had the visions which as said were the and of the world � and feeding the more passive life which without them would and into the narrow of insects by thoughts vol iv i daniel beyond the reaches of their something of a mournful impatience perhaps added itself to the solicitude about a solicitude that had room to grow in his present release from immediate cares as an to hasten from the and choose to take his evening walk towards the always a favourite haunt with him and just now attractive with the possibility that he might be in time to see the come in from their in this case he resolved that he would advance to greet them deliberately and any grounds that the husband might have for wishing him elsewhere the sun had set behind a bank of cloud and only a faint yellow light was giving its farewell kisses to the waves which were agitated by an active breeze slowly within sight of what took place on the strand observed the groups there their attention on a sailing boat which was advancing swiftly being rowed by two men amidst the talk in various languages held it the means of getting information not to ask questions but to elbow his way to the and be an witness of what was were being used and book vii � the mother and the son loud 