Book1:TeDream-Maker
uttohim,histhreadbarewasmorefortablethanMrs.Love’ssoftluxuriousbed．Hestretchedandrexed,pletelyatease,andsighed， 8 "Ah!There’snopcelikehome!IfIamtoyeyesanddienow，Iwouldfeelperfectlyfortable.”Butthen,thewoundonhischeekandthevariousdogbitesbegansmartingagain.Dimitrithoughtsadlythatthefleshbodycouldgivepainaswelspleasure．Hereflectedonhisbriefboutofblindnessandhisheartwasfilledrehensionandtrepidation．Buthefortedhimselfwiththethoughtthatthefleshbodywasonlyatrapossessionthatwillturnbacktodustonedayfromwhecame．Blindnessmightbeagreatloss,butanimpairedbodywasstillserviceableandhewouldjusthavetooveretheinveniendmakedowithwhathehad，forwithoutit，hewouldnotbeabletoappreciateandenjoyhisamusingand