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He knew that Bennie did not want him. He knew that Meighan was taxing martyrdom and had been doing so for too many years. At first, Meighan had been a servant — kind, anxious, compassionate. At every opportunity he had shared his amours with his partner. He had helped the helpless man at baths and performed with the greatest patience the necessary but re- pulsive services which armless people require. He had care- fully put the cripple in bed every night and had remained with him to talk, or re...ad aloud. But solicitude had changed to toler- ance. The servant had become a patron. Jimmie was the one who fully realized that — Jimmie alone. 'Twas long before that, that Meighan had gradually become disagreeable, indifferent, brutal. Jimmie had not known the embrace of a woman for more than a year before the appearance of the painted woman wearing may beads and it was she, not he, who had begun the affair. Then, too, baths were possible only when the two hap- pened to be near the sea and even then his clothes were hastily drawn on over an undried skin.
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He knew that Bennie did not want him. He knew that Meighan was taxing martyrdom and had been doing so for too many years. At first, Meighan had been a servant — kind, anxious, compassionate. At every opportunity he had shared his amours with his partner. He had helped the helpless man at baths and performed with the greatest patience the necessary but re- pulsive services which armless people require. He had care- fully put the cripple in bed every night and had remained with him to talk, or re...ad aloud. But solicitude had changed to toler- ance. The servant had become a patron. Jimmie was the one who fully realized that — Jimmie alone. 'Twas long before that, that Meighan had gradually become disagreeable, indifferent, brutal. Jimmie had not known the embrace of a woman for more than a year before the appearance of the painted woman wearing may beads and it was she, not he, who had begun the affair. Then, too, baths were possible only when the two hap- pened to be near the sea and even then his clothes were hastily drawn on over an undried skin.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gould, Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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