“You … you are mad! How dare you. …” She moved backward towards the bed, put her trembling hands between her knees. … Like a tense spring, holding her firmly with my gaze, I slowly stretched out my arm towards the table (only one arm could move), and I snatched the piston.
“I implore you! One day—only one day! Tomorrow I shall go and attend to the formalities. …”
What was she talking about? I swung my arm. … And I consider I killed her. Yes, you my unknown readers, you have the right to call me murderer. I know that I should have dealt the blow on her head had she not screamed:
“For … for the sake … I agree. … I … one moment. …” With trembling hands she tore off her unif;—a large, yellow, drooping body, she fell upon the bed. …
Then I understood; she thought that I pulled the curtains … in order to … that I wanted. …