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Yazar: Henryk Sienkiewicz

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"And I wanted Jim after he died," added Elsa. "Those things are
bad enough; but one gets used to them. What I mean especially is
something we see about us all the time and have no chance of
getting. Did you ever want something like that, so that it nearly
killed you, and couldn't get it?"
Code was silent. The one rankling hurt of his whole life, after
seemingly being healed, broke out afresh--the engagement of Nat
Burns and Nellie Tanner.
He suddenly realized that, since seeing Elsa, he had not as much
as remembered Nellie's existence, when usually her mental
presence was not far from him. Elsa, with all her luxury and
alluring feminine charms, seemed to cast a spell that bound him
helpless like the music in the fairy stories. He liked the spell,
and, after all she had done, he confessed to an extraordinary
feeling for the enchantress.

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