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المؤلف: Henryk Sienkiewicz

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"Now, you just let me handle this, Nellie," he said, "and we'll
soon have Tommie and Mary and Bige all curled up on that sofa
like three kittens."
With a sigh of ineffable relief she resigned the dead weight in
her weary arms to him, and he, stepping softly, and holding him
gently as a woman, soon had the boy more comfortable than he had
been for hours. Mary and Tommie followed, and then Nellie, free
of her responsibility at last, bent forward, put her elbows on
her knees, and wept.
Code, racked and embarrassed, looked around for his mother, but
that mainstay was nowhere in sight. He thought of whistling, so
as to appear unconscious of her tears, but concluded that would
be merely rude. To take up a paper or book and read it in the
face of a woman's weeping appeared hideous, although for the
first time in many months, he felt irresistibly drawn to the
ancient and dusty volumes in the glass-doored bookcase.

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