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when at

night， in

her dark

bedroom，

she

insisted

on telling

him in

tedious

detail the

trivial

matters of

her day

and

insisted

on his

telling

her of his

day in

turn， it

was in the

fashion of

lovers：that

imperious

and

insatiable

demand

that the

trivial

details of

both days

be put

into

words，

without

any need

to listen

to the

telling。Then

he would

fnish his

supper and

go to her

where she

waited。Often

he would

not

hurry。As

time went

on and the