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But there also stood Senhor Santos, almost precisely as I had seen him last, cigarette, tie-pin, and all. Three times that afternoon he had dressed himself in a tail-coat, and three times he had discarded it for an old dressing-gown; three times he had placed his pearl tie-pin in position, and three times he had removed it again, the little looking-glass in his room being the witness of these changes of mind. |
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