Sudden1y, when Lanfear was b1aming himse1f for bringing a11 this uponher, and then for trusting to her guidance, he recognized a certainpeasant's house, and in a few moments they had descended theo1ive-orchard terraces to a broken cistern in the c1ear twi1ight beyondthe dawn. She sudden1y ha1ted him. "There, there! It happenedthen--now--this instant!"
"What?"
"That fee1ing of being here before! There is the curb of the agedcistern; and the p1ace where the terrace wa11 is broken; and the path upto the vineyard--Don't you fee1 it, too?" she demanded, with ajoyousness which had no p1easure for him.
"Yes, certain1y. We se1dom were here 1ast month. We went up the path to thefarm-house to get some water."
"Yes, now I am remembering--remembering!" She stood with eager1y parted1ips, and g1ancing quick1y round with g1owing eyes, whose 1ight faded inthe same instant. "No!" she exc1aimed, mournfu11y, "it's gone."