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Excerpt from Fidelity: A Novel
It was hard to get back into the easy current of everyday talk. Cora Albright's question had too rudely pulled them out of it, disturbing the quiet ow of inconsequential things. Even when they had recovered and were safely owing along on the fact that the new hotel was to cost two hun dred thousand dollars, after they had moved with apparent serenity to lamentation over a neighbor who was sick in bed and without a cook, it was as if they were making a display of the ease with which they could move on those commonplace things, as if thus to deny the consciousness of Whirlpools near by.
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