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Were there ghostly confidantes about, nameless comforters,
gently pacing, gravely stooping; to treasure up, & to engulf in the
folds of their cloaks, what was murmured & cried, or to &
accept behold to & receive the to accept & to understand those
g odd changes from hate to torture to calm from, hate to
indifference which came & went on the sleepers faces?
Had each, in short, ar arriv arrived in sleep at the
reached out in sleep & found a hand & taken it & at the foot of the
bed some standing sle silent the shape of counterpart, or
the sharer, who holding in his hands holds the4 of their
deeds; the sharer ?5 found now, in sleep, the completeness which
the day denied by daythem, & to him cried, & to him confided, & to him
laughed histhat senseless wild laughter which, had the wakingliving heardit, they would
have frightened them? To each a sharer; to each thought, completnession
& in this knowledge calm & content; -- So [I over i] might seem soSo it it
might be that ,in dreams dreaming sleeping each passed from
the house & paced the beach, or walked the hill, or
penetrated fu deeper & deeper into that dar into the cloud
passed flowing down the stairs, & peeping into the drawing room
like ghosts who will no more put on the cumber &
trouble of flesh, & so gained loneliness the desire of their hearts, loneliness6
to be alone & found in loneliness the consummation,
To escape, to & to be alone, & to cry out & have the
wind echo toss back an answer -- that was the
& to wander & to discover, & to findopen the door & find
all the flowers, all the sharp edged furniture
gulfed in darkness, & to shed in that darkness,
nose & eyes & the old slips & shifts of the tongue, & to
all
      Then they say, after all, how there is no soul, & no
no immortality [?] orno completeness; & that The tables
sharpedged furniture is there, they say, & the flower, but it
have died before morning; & they say the day is7
all; & what our duty is to the day; & those who

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