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THE COLUMN OF DUST
" O dust, have faith according to the term
Of this life's lease Ere the corrupting worm
!
EVELYN UNDERHILL
AUTHOR OF "THE GREY WIMLD," "THE LOST WORD," ETC.
First Published in
TO
" '
Per nomina maxima Dei deorum Dominus domina-
tium, Adonay Tetragrammaton Jehovah !
O Theos Athanatos I
Theos A thanatos !
"
Adonay !
Adonay !
Adonay !'
"
Lo,my beloved son and very dear disciple, I
bequeath to thee this Grimoire, the companion of my
labours, wherein are faithfully set forth the true
Rituals of Magic, together with all things needful for
the prosecution of that most divine experiment on
which thou art set to wit, the Word, the Sign, and
:
" I am caught
Ah, what has happened ? I !
that night.
She had yet to realize that she would never be
alone any more.
2 2
CHAPTER III
FURNISHED LODGINGS
"Now I know that the walls of sense that seemed so
impenetrable, that seemed to loom up above the heavens
and to be founded below the depths, and to shut us in for
evermore, are no such everlasting impassable barriers as
we fancied, but thinnest and most airy veils that melt
away before the seeker, and dissolve as the early mist of
the morning about the brooks." ARTHUR MACHEN The :
House of Souls
one ?" for the spur of fear had touched her human
instincts on the quick.
Vera cried " Oh, I don't know but it's dark it's
:
;
dust."
But there was no one sitting by the fire.
She exclaimed in her astonishment " I thought :
I saw!"
you think you know, and you think you feel. What
strange and meaningless dreams !"
Then the last scrap of courage deserted her, and
she seized the lamp and fled ingloriously from the
room. But she turned at the door, and looked
swiftly and furtively at the corner by the fireplace,
from which she fled. It was a coward's glance, and
met a coward's retribution. There was a little eddy
of dust that rose from the floor and hung suspended
in the air.
Constance undressed hastily, and lay wakeful,
with Vera held tightly in her arms.
CHAPTER IV
THE DAY'S WORK
" Petit a
petit, il a penetr6 un plus grand nombre
(Tenements psychiques, les teignant pour ainsi dire de
sa propre couleur et voici que votre point de vue sur
;
science.
habitants.
She had one consolation. She felt herself to be
got to go on !"
She came to the bookshop at the moment in which
the last of the shutters ran up with a bang, disclosing
a window in which Constance was accustomed to
take a certain professional pride. She gave it as she
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34 THE COLUMN OF DUST
entered the scrutinizing glance which a good house-
wife bestows on the drawing-room curtains as she
goes up her garden-path. The window was wide
and uncrowded the loving amplitude of a museum,
;
very cheap.
Two tables stood in the wide space between the
bookshelves. On one Mr. John Lambton arranged
a permanent exhibition of book-lovers' trinkets :
"
Ballad of Reading Gaol," clothed with a chaste
absurdity in white. The other table, which was
smaller, held large unreadable colour books, a few
works on Italian painters, and new copies of such
novels as Constance felt that cultured and bookish
people ought to read.
She looked up as she entered at the tight-ribbed
THE DAY'S WORK 35
"
He writes entirely from the medieval standpoint :
"
That copy is twelve-and-six. It's in a very good
state, and has all the Dor6 illustrations. I can give
her to see them lie about. You see, she has made our
house very artistic whitewash, and all that."
This statement at once aroused sentiments of
interest and
pity in Constance delightful and;
"
What on earth can have made me play the fool,
and talk to him in that idiotic way ? For two
pins I should have told him the whole affair. Of
course, he is disgusted now, and thinks I am a
THE DAY'S WORK 47
it mean ?"
And once more she looked out on a world which
had become strange to her inconceivable, grotesque.
CHAPTER V
A DOMESTIC INTERIOR
"
to the use of ladies living alone. Anyone," she
"
said, could be spiritual with self-denial, boiled
vegetables,
'
and the Lives of the Saints '; but it is
much more difficult to feel that you are resting on
Eternity when there is a brocaded cushion in
between."
She was speaking of purity as Andrew entered ;
semblance of life.
However, the place was his, after all. He
spread his coat-tails, sat down deliberately upon
the purple sofa, checked its recoil by planting his
heels firmly on the floor, and said,
"
Where's the
boy ?"
The ladies looked at one another, and Muriel rang
the bell twice. The who came in response to
child
itwas fair and languid, as if the forces which brought
him to birth had wearied before the end of their
task. He ran to his mother, and leaned against
her with a pretty gesture of abandonment. His
hair was a little too long, his socks were a little
too short. His smile, if a trifle superior, was
seraphic.
A DOMESTIC INTERIOR 51
"
Vince said to his son, Well, Felix, what have
you been doing to-day ?"
" and rhythmy
The boy answered, Bits of poetry
"
course. But I am
rather surprised that you
Felix, still leaning against her knee, anticipated
"
her, exclaiming, Fancy Father finding such a queer
littlething as that !" He would have pulled it
away, but his mother kept it within her own hands,
holding it open firmly and cruelly the gesture :
tating way.
" " does not seem to
Modern education," he said,
be so very modern, after all I was told to-day
!
bookshop."
" All "
sorts," said Andrew, doggy books, travels,
Kipling, Corelli, and so on : and rows of these old
brown things at the back, all looking as if they'd
been dug out of a mousy cupboard."
A DOMESTIC INTERIOR 55
"
And this woman ? She sounds rather interesting.
Does she keep it ?"
"
No. She's the manager. Curious thing she's :
the poor creature was left badly off and didn't find a
husband. Bad luck Must be over thirty now, but
!
book; was
it dear of you to bring it. It is more
interesting to me than you can understand. Tell me
more about this woman. What is she like, and how
much does she really know about psychic things ?"
A DOMESTIC INTERIOR 57
"
Oh, she's not such a fool as that."
His wife hardly heard him. There was a glow of
excitement in her eyes. She had caught a glimpse
of a transcendental novelty and, eager for the chase,
;
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entirely forgot to be grateful to the man who had put
her on the scent. She said almost peremptorily,
" What is the address of the shop ?"
behind, had
pushed her on, beyond her normal
standpoint as well as his own, she saw involun-
till
it rather difficult."
She stopped but it was too late. Muriel, whom
;
children are they are near the Source, and have not
had time to forget. But you shan't be teased to tell
people things. I promise !
They are all longing to
meet you ; and if you would rather, they will have
to be contented with just that !"
She smiled at Constance with an air of secret in-
greater thing."
"And rarer," observed Andrew abruptly.
All the ladies in his vicinity looked at him with as
much surprise as if an infant in arms had made an
intelligible remark.
"
go and talk to her," said Phoebe, in whom
I will
Ah, why will they pervert and spoil the dream ?"
She was off her guard, he was strong, and the
words were audible. She heard her lips say them.
They sounded strange and uncivil, and she wondered
what would happen next. Fortunately, Phoebe
understood them to be a reply to her last observa-
tion. She said approvingly, " That is so true !
say leads
it to success in business as well, which
would be so very delightful. Through the will-force,
you know, and concentration. But it isn't as easy
as it sounds, not by any means. The other day I
shut myself up in my bedroom and tried hard to
meditate on the Mystic Rose. They recommend
that, you know, in some of the books, and it is a
very sweet idea; but I must say it did not seem
particularly helpful. Nothing happened; and after
a little time I went to sleep."
"You should ask Miss Tyrrel to advise you," said
Muriel, anxious to show the positive aspects of her
new " She is a student of the old
acquisition.
occultists and you know they practised all these
;
v
,
;magic has a great deal to do with the psychology of
the subconscious mind."
Constance looked at the fluffy lady, aware that in
the eyes of the angels the faint and delightful tints
of her complexion were of more importance than
many higher thoughts. She also noticed that Mrs.
Reed had drawn near, and formed part of a little
circle that seemed to wait upon her words.
She said, " But I don't quite know why you
should want to do these things. When you have
done them, life will never be the same again to J OU.T
Mrs. Reed now led her visitor into the single sitting-
room of the little flat. Constance was not surprised
to find whitewash, rush carpet, a small cast of Isis
nursing the infant Horus, and a complete absence
of tablecloths and other textile amenities ; but she
was slightly astonished when she perceived a very
old and red-faced gentleman dozing by the small
fire. A large blue Persian cat was folded into a
compact parcel on his knee. The completeness of
Mrs. Reed's personality, the authoritative position
which she had seemed to occupy in Muriel's circle,
had suggested a detachment from the more ordinary
human relations. It seemed hardly credible that
the Metaphysical Lover could suffer a domestic
rivalry.
Yet Mrs. Reed now approached the old gentleman,
looked at him with profound interest and tender-
"
ness, and said, Dear, have you had a good after-
noon ?"
"
Eh, what ? You back, my love ?" said the old
man. " Been gallivanting with your young friends,
eh ? Had a pleasant party ? That's right I like
Mr. Reed, when the meal was over and his mouth
had been wiped.
His big head settled down again upon the shoulders,
the loose baggy cheeks almost touching the lapels
of his velveteen coat. His lips fell apart, and one
saw that a few dark yellow stumps still remained in
the sunken gums. His eyelids closed.
"
A very comforting drop o' milk very comfort-
ing indeed !" he said sleepily.
Then the Watcher cried suddenly and silently in
" feed the foul and use-
his nest, Vile vile ! !
Why
less body when beginning to decay ? Let it
it is
shapes ;
for Nature appeared to him now as the one
enticing aspect of the dream. Compared with this
exploration of beauty, these magical encounters with
the real, all other occupations seemed but foolish-
ness ;and he hated the necessity which made his
every movement dependent on his entertainer's
whims. Hence, when she paid no attention to his
reiterated hints, disgust grew on him and there was
;
service.
At a quarter to nine upon the following Monday
evening, Constance arrived at the Tottenham Court
Road Tube station, and took her place in the lift.
Her depression had passed away. She felt happy
and dreamy. After her long and sordid solitude, the
mere putting on of evening dress was an excitement.
It gave to her a curious sensation of well-being;
armed her, as it were, for the encounter with life.
As the platform rose, taking her to the surface, she
contemplated in a mood of slightly cynical amuse-
ment the advertisements which covered its walls ;
" The
New Note Decorative Smartness combined
!
He " Here
said to her, we are, all ready for a
ripping evening, eh ? Jolly places. Stalls, fourth
row ; the nicest bit of the house. See everything
you want to see and nothing that you don't. I hate
to notice the wigs and the rouge. Plenty of them
outside in the street. Awfully good piece too; I've
seen it three times, and by Jove I don't mind if I
!
"
If you really like these curious ways," he said,
"to dance and to sing when you wish to express
your feelings, and to kiss one another a great deal
and after all this is not much more foolish than the
ordinary ugly earthly way why not do it yourselves
instead of watching other people pretend ? If this
be your standard of beauty, do you not waste time
in merely watching? Should you not participate
whilst you can ? Rush
together embrace be
ecstatic? Whydelegate these picturesque emotions
to a race of slaves ? Life has strange rules, but this
isthe strangest that you should be impelled to enjoy
;
get near."
so young," said Constance gently, " and
" She's
"
You wait you have one
till
things ?"
Instantly and absurdly, the social instinct, the
craving for sympathy, awoke. Constance turned on
her inner companion and said, " I'm alone so
dreadfully alone I can't endure it !"
!
And though the last lights from the black west went,
Oh, morning at the brown brink eastwards springs !"
GERARD HOPKINS.
He "
answered, Those who came first."
It was she who now said,
" I do not understand."
"
He replied, But surely you know them, surely
you are with them ? If one must not be alone, and
if one must love, it cannot be that
you have only the
souls still entangled in their bodies, from whom to
choose your friends ?"
She repeated, " I do not understand !" Neverthe-
less, fear outran comprehension.
He went on, " I see theni on the hills How !
the past is
always with us."
"Not past!" he said, "the dead have no past;
they live in the eternal Now. It is progress they ;
Dead."
The Watcher remarked, " I knew that you were
mistaken. You see they are remembered after all ;
" There he
rocking cart, crying gaily :
only wanted
!
hitting I
! knew I'd make him go."
The pony went, indeed a poor bothered fevered
thing blindly and without sense of direction. It
ran with a sort of convulsive strength ; with miser-
able shudderings and settings ears. So
back of the
they were flung into hollows and up little hills,
hope.
Then one of the great limestone boulders that
push out from the earth on the lower slopes stood
suddenly in their path and the dazed and worried
;
no skill to read.
But the Watcher still
" Go to the light. It
cried,
is real ; it calls us. You cannot you must not
retreat I"
That drove her on ; and she led the pony up the
LOSING ANDJF1NDING 137
queer There's
! dreadful bogies in the hill. I hate
"To us?"
"
Yes to the angels' side."
She said tentatively for of course it might be
desirable to humour him "
Oh, but it can't be, you
know !At least, not really. It's absurd, incredible.
And how could you possibly be sure ?"
besides,
There was an alarming note of obstinacy in his
reply.
"
No one can doubt, who has experienced the
power of great relics and this is the mightiest relic
;
tracks. No
one thinks it worth while to follow and
question me. A taste for solitude is no novelty in
the North they are well accustomed to dour folk,
;
can look upon the stars. Are they not the eyes of
Isis the Maternal One ? And are not our illusions
a progress to her arms ? There is no one here to
whom one can talk; and I spend much time in
preparing the lectures for my autumn class The ;
'
the West and the North, and the wild and ardent
hearts which they have bred. These secret little
chapels that they build, desolate places alone in the
from any habitation are they unreason-
wilds, far off
able ? To say so, were cynicism indeed They !
"
the Gloria in the air !
" '
And did those feet in ancient time
Walk upon England's mountain green ?
phone."
The Watcher asked her anxiously, " Is that a
patch of time when men were near the real ?"
She answered in confusion,
" I do not
Perhaps.
know."
They descended to the chapel; and again, with
shaking heart, she entered the door and knelt down.
Then her lodger, as if friendship itself must give way
before this mighty opportunity, seized her mind, her
powers, in his old passionate spirit of domination.
He threw himself, as it were, and these with him
humble, eager, and full of joy at the feet of that
Power which had been brought to a point in this
'place. By her side, another spirit rose beyond him ;
'
'
elusive thing which you have such difficulty in
MARTIN UPON REALITY 155
shape."
"
Oh, no he said with great gentleness, " if it
!"
holy Oh,
! it really is even one's own experience !
v 'drawing
fierce joy. And that which each does in the human
relation will govern his actions towards the Absolute
too."
She looked " I never
him, rather puzzled.
at
escape ?"
"
I don't love it."
" The
Martin said :
things one does not love are
better left alone."
" But I did not think that it was
really there.
How could I, on our sane and normal earth, where
everything fits, and every crevice is concealed ? How
could I conceive that the dust would break down
at a word, a ceremony, a wish, a song and another
universe intrude ?"
"Really," he said, "if your materialism was so
narrow and so arrogant as that, one cannot be very
sorry for its fall. I know that little knot of case-
things ?"
He took her by the shoulders. " Poor
squeamish
child!" he said, "go back to Nature. Watch her
at the eternal game of death and birth. Life, you
say, your idol.
is Listen to her, then, as she
expounds existence. She is a difficult mistress ; she
offers no self-evident syllogism to the pupils that
she loves. She has but one formula, and that a
paradox. It is the paradox of creation the folly
of the Cross."
You would mope shut up all day with an old fellow like
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me. As it is, we shall both be satisfied. Just as it
should be."
Helen was by no means sure that she was wholly
satisfied. Her husband seemed, she thought, more
somnolent, less alert than usual and she regretted
;
lating.
" Miss " is also un-
Tyrrel," said Phoebe quickly,
conventional, I think though not, perhaps, in quite
;
spoke
*****
with a dreamy and solemn fervour which her
astonishing symbolism did little to impair.
SIGHT-SEEING
. .
law.
.
******
report as a man may of God's work all's love, yet all's
I think it is in the
ecstasy of eating that many of you
come nearest the Idea. But having been so kind to
your bodies and cherished them, you must find it
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very hard at the finish to put them on one side. I
suppose, however, that there are also many places
where you may purchase food for the upbuilding of
the soul ?"
At that, in a dutiful spirit, she had shown him a
church. Of course it was empty, for there was no
service in progress and she felt that he was be-
;
we were true? I am
surprised. here, they And
say that they unite with us ? Unite in what ?
Nothing seems to be happening. There is no aspect
of reality here. If there were, surely some of you
would feel it and care about it as he did, whom we
;
is death."
She felt his movement of withdrawal ; but resisted
"
it,saying, No That ! would be cruel. We must
not leave her alone."
Mrs. Reed stopped swaying, and looked at Con-
stance without surprise.
She said apologetically, " I found the door ajar."
Helen answered, in a slow, monotonous explana-
"
tory voice, Yes it does not matter. You see, I
am quite alone now. Yes, quite alone. I went out
to see if I were really alone and there was nothing
;
"
little while, then dropped it and said wearily, But
I have nothing to do now nothing at all so that
nothing really matters any more."
Then Constance found the voice of conventional
" But
consolation, and said, you will always have a
beautiful memory of the years you were together of :
the happiness you gave him, and all you were able
to do. You have nothing to be sorry for, nothing to
regret. You loved one another so well."
Helen stared at her. " Did we ?" she answered.
"
Perhaps we did."
" And it is so much better for him to go like this :
know, see,
I that this must be the great matter. It
'
cocked one ear and raised his nose a little way that
she might rub it. She was very glad of his existence.
He had always been adorable. At this moment he
was important too. But for him, she would be
alone with the dead.
Then she remembered that this good-fortune of
man at a
hers put the dead disadvantage. It was he
who was solitary now in the midst of the living.
That was unendurable that she should yet be sur-
:
she muttered. to :
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CHAPTER XV
NEW FACTS FOR CONSTANCE AND ANDREW
"
Pilgrimage to the place of the wise
Is to find escape from the flame of separation."
jELALU-'D-DlN.
the first thing I saw was the dead body of the cat.
It seems it died the same evening, quite suddenly.
one with life. Itwas the only grace she had asked
of her goddess ;
and now she knew that it had been
refused.
When the day's work was over, and Vera had been
put to bed, the imperative inner voice, which paid little
attention to her tastes, urged her to return to Helen,
to serve her if she might. Constance went un-
willingly ; for an attempt to gain admittance on
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Sunday had failed, and this rebuff had wounded her
young self-conscious sympathy, even induced a certain
bitterness. She felt that her difficult attempts at
consolation had their importance it was amazing :
say."
"Why?"
" She believes in me she thinks I am spiritual,
;
you know. I must never let her see it's all gone black.
Then, she would lose it too, just as I have. She
would never believe in mysteries again. I must
prevent that from happening if I can. I have been
thinking and thinking, and I know that I have got to
NEW FACTS 201
right."
" would not be
It right to teach them your
new lie."
"7sa lie?"it
(" Why
can she not see it ?" exclaimed the
Watcher. " Are blindness and suffering also of the
essence of the Idea ?")
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" a ?" said Helen again. "
Is it lie Oh, I hope it
is !
Only, there's nothing else." She approached
Constance, held her arm, looked into her eyes.
" You know
something, don't you ? You are dif-
"
ferent," she said. Oh, tell me if you know it. If
only he is all right if he lives and is not lonely I
don't think that I mind being hurt, having nothing
to do."
Constance answered, " I know so very little : I
her for a moment, and Vince went out into the little
hall.
" Come back !" she said. " You will come back,
won't you ? Promise that you will come back.
You see, the others are no good."
Constance replied humbly, " I'm no good either.
But I want to help you if I can."
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She was reminded, curiously, of Vince's first over-
tures of friendship. She seemed destined to take
Muriel's leavings; to console them for their idol's
indifference. It was hardly the part she would have
chosen but life thrust it into her hand, and she
;
"
and then you must be torn apart
"
But don't you see," she answered, " that they care
for one another ? If only I could learn to care like
that!"
" Do you
That is so foolish ! wish to suffer ?
forward to."
"
Only her death."
He looked at her with concern.
" has evidently upset you a bit," he said. " Not
It
like you, to have these morbid ideas. Shouldn't
think about death ; might as well think about the
NEW FACTS 205
'
Gracious Gardens of our Land a book that ought
to be going very well. Instead of that, Mrs. Reed
'
supplying it."
" I'm " that she
sure," said Constance meekly,
tries to get people the books they really want."
" One doesn't run a house of this
kind on the
people who know what they want. One runs it on
the people who are persuaded to want what they see."
"
Still, she takes an intelligent interest in litera-
ture ; and that does encourage the customer."
" Not the
right sort of customer," said Mr. John
"
crossly. Only the cultured misers who buy cheap
copies of good stuff. I hate intelligent assistants ;
surface ;
seized by a myriad things, but seldom
resting long in any one. Sometimes as she crept
wearily to her lodging she wondered why she did it ;
but the answer to this question awaited her within.
The imprisoned Watcher, who had begun to
"
The Red Rose of Eros " often included " Ghosts,"
" The Bab Ballads " and " Alice in
Wonderland," and
ended with a copy of "Holy Living" or "The
1
Little Flowers of Saint Francis,' which was very
mysterious almost."
Constance said, " Yes that's true.
; Horribly
mysterious. Full of splendour, and full of evil
too."
Phoebe looked at her with soft eyes that were full
of a slightly patronizing sympathy, and spoke in the
gently authoritative tone of a person who is quite
sure of her ground.
" "
No," she said, not evil that's a mistake. In
;
near to death.
He met her eyes. " I see," he observed, " that
you have guessed it. I am going. Is it not splendid ?
So quickly It came on me suddenly, and I knew
!
not!"
" Needs
must, when marching orders come."
" But
you, with a guardianship that cannot be
forsaken ihziyou should be snatched !"
:
" I too."
" How cruel it is ! We are all slaves to this !"
" Slaves ?" he said. " Slaves to death ? What a
TWO LOVERS 217
strange idea !
Why, it is our one earnest of liberty !
is all."
" Is it inevitable ? Are you sure ?"
He answered mockingly, " Do you wish to hear
218 THE COLUMN OF DUST
the name that is given to this particular method of
crumbling ?"
Then she saw with dismay the purest spot in her
world shine out, adorable, only to be snatched from
her.
"
The Watcher exclaimed, What ! will you now
clutch at the dying, and risk the blackness and the
pain ?"
She turned from him and considered anew the
radiant face of Martin that thin and eager face,
;
simple recipe, doesn't it, when once one has tried it?"
"
It's wonderful it transforms the world."
incomplete.
She foresaw the careful forging, the consolidation,
of friendships of the human, social link.
;
She saw
Andrew, through the long years, coming to her for
the understanding which he could never return :
crushes me."
" It " and
is," said Martin, very inconvenient ;
"
That inhabitant of yours can will. It is his
chance. Do you owe him no duty ?"
"
That's dreadful, too. Here, he is too strong for
me. He is pushing, eager he divines things ahead.
:
and all that he asks. You are stifling him with your
frittered emotions, your little inconsequent loves and
hates. Get into the clearer air, the purer light and ;
I
thing really want, is pulling back. They are both
life, I suppose they should
;
both be in it. But they
can't be for me. I am sure of that."
" Best
not to be quite so sure," answered Martin,
CONSTANCE AND THE REAL 231
"
And to trust life a little when you cannot see your
way. There a cosmic economy, you know, as
is
"
Not a cleavage it is plaited right through. The
;
think."
"
That's the whole point ; the miracle of the link.
The only place where earth is sanctified and safe."
" And "
how," she asked, is your link to be kept safe
in the flux and tangle of the dream ? How, when we
come am I to preserve your relic of
to the concrete,
reality, here, as should be kept ? Where is the
it
Oh, how wise the people were who invented rites and
priesthoods, to shelter them a little and stand be-
tween. I cannot endure the light, the power. Shut
in theroom with it, day after day alone with the ;
closing door.
Then within her mind she felt the gentle move-
ment of the Watcher. He said, " Dear child, poor
little one, have no fear
: do not resist. I am your
friend; I desire your happiness. But without the
Idea, happiness is impossible in a world that con-
tains both Death and Love."
"
said, Rest, enjoy, be passive do not seek to under-
;
stand."
" No use," she said to him then, "to try to under-
stand it. I cannot. But I feel the pressure none
the less."
" Is not
your normal chance of pain love, death and
loneliness enough for you ?" he answered. "Must
you share our torment, too ? I can never rest till I
THE MISTRESS OF NOVICES 241
the mental light that bathed it, the tiny and various
flotilla of life, as it moved upon the quiet bosom of
compelling light.
The Watcher said to her, " How strong you are
to-day And how foolish
!
Why should you wreck
!
your little
peace for That which you can neither see
nor know?"
It was the obstinate dweller of the innermost who
"
answered, Blind obedience is as much my business
as loving vision is yours."
" I
cannot understand you," he said again, " nor
the meaning of this thing which you would do.
Time is a dream, and your passage through it is
illusion. All that exists is you, within your Now.
Where, then, is the importance of your past ?"
" One
may have done things in it that the world
thinks wrong."
"
Wrong ? What is wrong ?" said the Watcher.
She turned from him to the shrine again as if she ;
252
CONSTANCE, ANDREW, AND THE TRUTH 253
"
Just where people are apt to make a mistake. She
talks like that but at bottom, she is the usual thing.
;
Constance !"
She " me was
said very quickly, Don't pity ! I
of creation ;
to take my turn."
He " How
said again, miserably, could you do
it?"
"
I could, just because I had to ; because the
pressure of life was too great. First I was inquisi-
tive, and then I was on fire. I don't know why ;
I
172
260 THE COLUMN OF DUST
great debt. Vera, the price of truth Oh, I counted
!
that the child would divide us, once I let her ; that
she would grow up like a barrier, to shut me from
"
friendship and joy
" "
Yes," said Andrew, they do, somehow. Odd
thing, if you think of it. First Muriel and I, and
Felix coming between us. Now you and I and
this little kid We always seem to split upon the
!
impelled to obey.
The Watcher within whispered words of affection
and grief. But he was a spiritual thing she could
:
Helen said, " Let me keep the little thing for the
present. I am not over-tired. She's sleeping now :
night with her : and you have had a hard day, you
need rest."
Helen " Rest ? have had
answered, Why, I
nothing real to do since October And ! I like it I
like to feel that I am useful. It takes the loneliness
away. I can do something, perhaps, to ease the
child a little. You see, I am used to nursing I
shall know exactly what to do. They are much the
same old men and children. Please let me stay !
me have
my way. Be
passive, and I will direct
which you have chosen you shall have it. But you
must you shall be thorough, fulfil the essentials of
your dream."
272 THE COLUMN OF DUST
She listened, bewildered. Vera moved, sobbed a
little, and whispered, "Tanta, I'se very badly hurt
in my inside."
She turned to the child, seeking vainly and
desperately to mitigate her pain. She wanted to do
it had to and the human act of ministration at
once drove the inhuman influence away.
mouth was drawn down in the sad grimace
Vera's
of anguish. She whimpered, feebly, each time that
she tried to breathe. Her knees were drawn up
under her flannelette nightgown, making queer angles
beneath its shabby folds. It was disease in its most
macabre, least lovely aspect :
violently intrusive,
deliberately grotesque. There was nothing poetic ;
,
a weak thing for which she must fight. She and
Vera stood together in this struggle. It was im-
possible to separate their interests. She saw it :
life or love. She was gone she was not there she
: :
that she must tread. She did not want that asked :
r
I ^HE New Year was come. Vera's sickness had
-L lasted for nearly ten days : with fluctuations of
hope, with sinkings and rallyings, as the silent battle
for her life went on. Her mother's strength was
poured out in this struggle, as if in the travail of a
new and more terrible birth.
The snowy weather had left them and a dark fog
;
you. I will
get you everything you want. Tanta's
for a little walk, but I shall stay with you all
going
the time."
But Vera whimpered fretfully, " You isn't Tanta.
Wants her. Other peoples is no good."
Constance took with her that imperative cry :
283
without initiative.
As she seated herself upon a chair near the door,
one of these quaint and gentle persons evidently
prosecuting some ritual already begun cried in a
thin pure voice, with a wailing cadence hardly of
"
this world, Hei mihi, Domine /" and the other voices
responded in the far-off accents of a selfless and
delicate lamentation, which even in its grief still
remembered the language of hope, "Ad Dominum,
cum tribularer, clamavi : et exaudivit me."
"
When I was in trouble, I called upon the Lord :
light ! We
have lit these little candles to mitigate
their dimness if we can. All the things which we
have not ourselves can never get, never enjoy
these we ask for them. Our own deprivation we can
endure. But help the poor dead, the lonely dead !
for the silent, our tears for those who cannot even
weep.
Behind the veil of misty light, Constance seemed
to divine them the poor and helpless dead, waiting
;
Should Vera die, could she ask these things for that
elfish, cruelcreature that little heap of appetites
:
for now he had her at his mercy, and she was not
ashamed to sue him for her life.
" You " the
see," she said, pass to which you have
brought me. Is this love ? Will you not have
patience yet a little wait give me time ? Do not
kill me ! Do not force on me this action ! I do not
want to go."
He " will not wait, for see the future.
answered, I I
I see that since you will not yield, it is best that you
should die. If you live, there cannot be a happy
outcome only eternal effort and wasted sacrifice."
:
"
chorus followed with its supreme demand, Pray
for the faithful departed !" None were excused from
this duty. One after another, the torch-bearers of
the faith were claimed, petitioned : and with so
THE HELPERS OF THE HOLY SOULS 293
"
mean," he said, that you are glad to go, as Martin
was ? You, who cannot see the light ?"
She answered, " Yes I believe I am. Glad to
!
voice.
As she went out from the chapel, hushed, shaken
and bewildered, there stood by its entrance one of
the demure and black-gowned sisters of the choir.
She looked at Miss Tyrrel with friendliness, as if
divining in her some quality appropriate to the
rites.
" Who
Constance said, What is this place ? are
you?"
The woman answered in the sweet and nervous
"
accents of the cloister, Madame, we are called the
Helpers of the Holy Souls."
CHAPTER XXII
HOW THEY WENT HOME
" And at the end of woe, suddenly our eyes shall be
opened, and in clearness of light our sight shall be full."
JULIAN OF NORWICH: Revelations of Divine Love.
W.C.
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