So Long At the Fair (66 page)
‘Home . . . Yes.’
Still they did not move, but remained there on the gravel path, she in the circle of his arms, close against him.
‘Come on,’ Louis said.
Taking her hand, he began to lead her back along the path. And as they walked there came to her the singing of the thrush.
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