Chapters (27)
Camilla’s aggressive absorption in her work however, the renewal of her personal war against Thomas Hardy in which I would gladly have played a part if she had let me, was not the only reason for my unease at around this time. The realization that it was me that Camilla was stamping out on those never silent typewriter keys was hard enough to bear, but how do you think I felt when suddenly, quite out of the blue, scraps of Sadeian miscellanea started to show up around the cottage, not quite on the same scale, but only not quite, as that bombardment with Hardiana to which Sharon had subjected me a few years before?