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Contents

Preface xvi Who Does What? 21

Marketing Institutions 21
Section One Who Pays the Cost of Marketing Activities—
The Role of Marketing in Developing And Are They Worth It? 22
Successful Business Strategies 1 Room for Improvement in Marketing
Efficiency 23
1 The Marketing Management The Role of the Marketing Decision Maker 23
Process 2 Some Recent Developments Affecting Marketing
Samsung—Building a Global Brand 2 Management 24
New Competitive and Marketing Strategies 2 Globalization 24
The Results 3 Increased Importance of Service 25
Information Technology 25
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 1 3
Relationships across Functions and Firms 27
Why Are Marketing Decisions Important? 4
Take-aways 27
The Importance of the Top Line 5
Endnotes 28
Marketing Creates Value by Facilitating Exchange
Relationships 5
2 The Marketing Implications of Corporate
What Factors Are Necessary for a Successful and Business Strategies 30
Exchange Relationship? 5
1. Who Markets and Who Buys? The Parties IBM Switches Strategies 30
in an Exchange 6 Technology Changes and Competitor Actions
2. Customer Needs and Wants 7 Require a Shift in Strategy 30
3. What Gets Exchanged? Products A New Corporate Strategy 31
and Services 10 New Business and Marketing Strategies 31
4. How Exchanges Create Value 10 The Bottom Line 32
5. Defining a Market 12 Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 2 32
What Does Effective Marketing Practice What Is Marketing’s Role in Formulating and
Look Like? 13 Implementing Strategies? 33
Marketing Management—A Definition 13 Market-Oriented Management 35
Integrating Marketing Plans with the Company’s Does Being Market-Oriented Pay? 35
Strategies and Resources 15 Factors That Mediate Marketing’s Strategic
Market Opportunity Analysis 16 Role 36
Formulating Strategic Marketing Programs 17
Formulating Strategic Marketing Programs Three Levels of Strategy: Similar Components,
for Specific Situations 18 but Different Issues 39
Implementation and Control of the Marketing Strategy: A Definition 39
Program 19 The Components of Strategy 39
The Marketing Plan—A Blueprint The Hierarchy of Strategies 40
for Action 19 Corporate Strategy 40

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Business-Level Strategy 42 Your Market Is Attractive: What about Your

Marketing Strategy 42 Industry? 80
The Marketing Implications of Corporate Strategy Porter’s Five Competitive Forces 80
Decisions 42 A Five Forces Analysis of the Cellular Phone
Corporate Scope—Defining the Firm’s Service Industry 83
Mission 42 Challenges in Macro-Level Market and Industry
Corporate Objectives 47 Analysis 84
Corporate Sources of Competitive Information Sources for Macro-Level
Advantage 49 Analyses 85
Corporate Growth Strategies 49
Allocating Corporate Resources 52 Understanding Markets at the Micro Level 86
Limitations of the Growth-Share Matrix 54 Understanding Industries at the Micro Level 88
Sources of Synergy 57 The Team Domains: The Key to the Pursuit of
The Marketing Implications of Business-Unit Attractive Opportunities 89
Strategy Decisions 58 Mission, Aspirations, and Risk Propensity 89
How Should Strategic Business Units Ability to Execute on the Industry’s Critical
Be Designed? 59 Success Factors 90
The Business Unit’s Objectives 59
The Business Unit’s Competitive It’s Who You Know, Not What You Know 90
Strategy 60 Putting the Seven Domains to Work 91
Take-aways 62 Anticipating and Responding to Environmental
Endnotes 62 Change 91
Impact and Timing of Event 92
Section Two Swimming Upstream or Downstream:
Market Opportunity Analysis 67 An Important Strategic Choice 93
Take-aways 93
3 Understanding Market
Endnotes 94
Opportunities 68
The Cellular Telephone Business: Increasing
Competition in a Growing Market 68 4 Understanding Consumer Buying
The Mobile Telephony Market 68 Behavior 96
Cell Phone Manufacturing 68 Cruise Ships—Not Just for Grandma and Grandpa
Cell Phone Service Providers 69 Anymore 96
Network Equipment Down, Too 69
Savvy Marketing Helped Fuel Industry
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 3 70 Growth 96
Markets and Industries: What’s the Difference? 70 Future Challenges 97
Assessing Market and Industry Attractiveness 71 Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 4 98
Macro Trend Analysis: A Framework for Assessing The Psychological Importance of the Purchase
Market Attractiveness, Macro Level 72 Affects the Decision-Making Process 99
The Demographic Environment 72 How Do Consumers Make High-Involvement
The Sociocultural Environment 75 Purchase Decisions? 99
The Economic Environment 76 Low-Involvement Purchase Decisions 107
The Regulatory Environment 77 Understanding the Target Consumer’s Level
The Technological Environment 78 of Involvement Enables Better Marketing
The Natural Environment 79 Decisions 107
Contents ix

Why People Buy Different Things: Part 1— Installations 142

The Marketing Implications of Psychological Accessory Equipment 142
and Personal Influences 111 Operating Supplies 143
Perception and Memory 111 Business Services 143
Needs and Attitudes 112 Take-aways 144
Demographics, Personality, and Lifestyle 115 Endnotes 144
Why People Buy Different Things: Part 2—The
Marketing Implications of Social Influences 117
6 Measuring Market Opportunities:
Culture 117
Social Class 118
Forecasting and Market
Reference Groups 118 Knowledge 146
The Family 119 Intel’s Secret Weapon 146
Take-aways 120 Bell’s Charter at Intel 146
Endnotes 120 How Do Anthropology and Ethnography
Work? 147
What Is Bell Learning about Generation X? 147
5 Understanding Organizational Markets
Can Bell’s Work Make a Difference? 147
and Buying Behavior 122
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 6 148
DHL Supply Chain: Building Long-Term
Relationships with Organizational Buyers 122 Every Forecast Is Wrong! 148
Building Long-Term Relationships with A Forecaster’s Tool Kit: A Tool for Every
Customers 122 Forecasting Setting 149
Long-Term Relationships Enhance Long-Term Statistical and Other Quantitative Methods 150
Performance 123 Observation 151
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 5 123 Surveys or Focus Groups 151
Analogy 153
Who Is the Customer? 124 Judgment 153
A Comparison of Organizational versus Market Tests 154
Consumer Markets 124 Psychological Biases in Forecasting 154
What Do the Unique Characteristics of Mathematics Entailed in Forecasting 154
Organizational Markets Imply for Marketing Rate of Diffusion of Innovations: Another
Programs? 126 Perspective on Forecasting 156
The Organizational Customer Is Usually a Group
of Individuals 126 The Adoption Process and Rate of
Adoption 156
How Organizational Members Make Purchase Adopter Categories 157
Decisions 129 Implications of Diffusion of Innovation
Types of Buying Situations 129 Theory for Forecasting Sales of New Products
The Purchase Decision-Making Process 130 and New Firms 157
The Marketing Implications of Different Cautions and Caveats in Forecasting 159
Organizational Purchasing Situations 136
Purchasing Processes in Government Keys to Good Forecasting 159
Markets 138 Common Sources of Error in Forecasting 160
Selling Different Kinds of Goods and Services Why Data? Why Marketing Research? 160
to Organizations Requires Different Marketing Customer Relationship Management: Charting a Path
Programs 139 toward Competitive Advantage 162
Raw Materials 139 Internal Records Systems 162
Component Materials and Parts 141 Marketing Databases Make CRM Possible 163
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Why CRM Efforts Fail 166 Choosing Attractive Market Segments: A Five-Step
Client Contact Systems 166 Process 189
Competitive Intelligence Systems 167 Step 1: Select Market-Attractiveness
Marketing Research: A Foundation for Marketing and Competitive-Position Factors 190
Decision Making 167 Step 2: Weight Each Factor 193
Step 1: Identify the Managerial Problem Step 3: Rate Segments on Each Factor, Plot
and Establish Research Objectives 168 Results on Matrices 193
Step 2: Determine the Data Sources Step 4: Project Future Position for Each
and Types of Data Required 169 Segment 195
Step 3: Design the Research 171 Step 5: Choose Segments to Target, Allocate
Step 4: Collect the Data 174 Resources 195
Step 5: Analyze the Data 174 Different Targeting Strategies Suit Different
Step 6: Report the Results to the Decision Opportunities 196
Maker 175
Niche-Market Strategy 197
What Users of Marketing Research Mass-Market Strategy 197
Should Ask 175 Growth-Market Strategy 198
Rudimentary Competence: Are We Global Market Segmentation 198
There Yet? 175
Take-aways 199
Take-aways 176
Endnotes 200
Endnotes 176
8 Differentiation and Brand
7 Targeting Attractive Market Positioning 202
Segments 178 Fast Food Turns Healthy 202
The Developing World’s Emerging Middle Class 178 The Jared Diet 202
The New Middle Class: Who and How Repositioning Fuels Subway’s Growth 202
Large? 178 Value: A Second Dimension to Subway’s
Targeting India’s New Middle Class 179 Positioning 203
Targeting: One Ingredient in Marketing Marketing Challenges Addressed
Success 179 in Chapter 8 203
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 7 180 Differentiation: One Key to Customer Preference
Do Market Segmentation and Target Marketing and Competitive Advantage 204
Make Sense in Today’s Global Economy? 180 Differentiation among Competing Brands 205
Most Markets Are Heterogeneous 181 Physical Positioning 205
Today’s Market Realities Often Make Limitations of Physical Positioning 206
Segmentation Imperative 181
Perceptual Positioning 206
How Are Market Segments Best Defined? 182
Levers Marketers Can Use to Establish Brand
Who They Are: Segmenting Positioning 207
Demographically 183
Where They Are: Segmenting Preparing the Foundation for Marketing Strategies:
Geographically 185 The Brand Positioning Process 208
Geodemographic Segmentation 185 Step 1: Identify a Relevant Set of Competitive
How They Behave: Behavioral Products 209
Segmentation 186 Step 2: Identify Determinant Attributes 210
Innovative Segmentation: A Key to Marketing Step 3: Collect Data about Customers’ Perceptions
Breakthroughs 189 for Brands in the Competitive Set 212
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Step 4: Analyze the Current Positions of Brands Appropriate Conditions for a Prospector
in the Competitive Set 212 Strategy 238
Step 5: Determine Customers’ Most Preferred Appropriate Conditions for an Analyzer
Combination of Attributes 216 Strategy 240
Step 6: Consider Fit of Possible Positions Appropriate Conditions for a Defender
with Customer Needs and Segment Strategy 240
Attractiveness 218 How Different Business Strategies Influence
Step 7: Write Positioning Statement or Value Marketing Decisions 242
Proposition to Guide Development of Marketing
Strategy 218 Product Policies 243
Pricing Policies 245
The Outcome of Effective Positioning: Building Distribution Policies 245
Brand Equity 221 Promotion Policies 245
Managing Brand Equity 222 What If the Best Marketing Program for a
Some Caveats in Positioning Decision-Making 223 Product Does Not Fit the Business’s Competitive
Take-aways 224 Strategy? 246
Endnotes 224 Take-aways 248
Endnotes 248
Section Three
Developing Strategic Marketing 10 Product Decisions 250
Programs 225 Product Decisions in a Services Business 250
9 Business Strategies: A Foundation for Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 10 251
Marketing Program Decisions 226 Product Design Decisions for Competitive
Business Strategies and Marketing Advantage 252
Programs at 3M 226 Goods and Services: Are the Product Decisions
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 9 228 the Same? 253
Product Quality and Features Decisions 253
How Do Businesses Compete? 229 Branding Decisions 255
Generic Business-Level Competitive Packaging Decisions 258
Strategies 229 Services Decisions and Warranties 258
Do the Same Competitive Strategies Work Managing Product Lines for Customer Appeal
for Single-Business Firms and Start-ups? 232 and Profit Performance 259
Do the Same Competitive Strategies Work
for Service Businesses? 232 Product Systems 260
Do the Same Competitive Strategies Work New Product Development Process Decisions 261
for Global Competitors? 234 The Importance of New Products to Long-Term
Will the Internet Change Everything? 234 Profitability 261
How Do Competitive Strategies Differ from New Product Success and Failure 261
One Another? 235 Organizing for New Product Development 262
Differences in Scope 235 Key Decisions in the New Product Development
Differences in Goals and Objectives 237 Process 263
Differences in Resource Deployments 237 Limitations of Stage Gate Thinking and
Differences in Sources of Synergy 238 Processes 270

Deciding When a Strategy Is Appropriate: Product Decisions over the Product Life Cycle 271
The Fit between Business Strategies and the Market and Competitive Implications of Product
Environment 238 Life Cycle Stages 272
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Strategic Implications of the Product Life Designing Distribution Channels: What Kinds
Cycle 277 of Institutions Might Be Included? 315
Limitations of the Product Life Cycle Merchant Wholesalers 315
Framework 278 Agent Middlemen 315
Take-aways 278 Retailers 316
Endnotes 278 Nonstore Retailing 317
Channel Design Alternatives 318
11 Pricing Decisions 280 Alternative Consumer Goods Channels 319
Ryanair: Low Prices, High Profits—But Increasing Alternative Industrial Goods Channels 320
Costs 280 Which Alternative Is Best? It Depends on the Firm’s
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 11 281 Objectives and Resources 320

A Process for Making Pricing Decisions 282 Availability and the Satisfaction of Customer
Service Requirements 321
Strategic Pricing Objectives 283 Promotional Effort, Market Information,
Estimating Demand and Perceived Value 286 and Postsale Service Objectives 323
Estimating Costs 289 Cost-Effectiveness 324
Analyzing Competitors’ Costs and Prices 290 Flexibility 326
Methods Managers Use to Determine an Appropriate Multichannel Distribution 326
Price Level 291 Channel Design for Global Markets 327
Cost-Oriented Methods 291 Market Entry Strategies 327
Competition-Oriented Methods 293 Channel Alternatives 328
Customer-Oriented Methods 295
Channel Design for Services 330
Deciding on a Price Structure: Adapting Prices to
Market Variations 299 Channel Management Decisions 331

Geographic Adjustments 299 Vertical Marketing Systems 331

Global Adjustments 300 Sources of Channel Power 334
Discounts and Allowances 301 Channel Control Strategies 334
Differential Pricing 303 Trade Promotions—Incentives for Motivating
Product-Line Pricing Adjustments 305 Channel Members 335
Channel Conflicts and Resolution
Take-aways 306 Strategies 338
Endnotes 306 Take-aways 339
Endnotes 340
12 Distribution Channel Decisions 308
Selling Soft Drinks in Africa—Coke Builds 13 Integrated Promotion Decisions 342
a Distribution System 308
Nano Goes Nowhere 342
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 12 309
Marketing Missteps 342
Why Do Multifirm Marketing Channels Exist? 310 Tata Responds 343
Designing Distribution Channels: What Are the Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 13 343
Objectives to Be Accomplished? 311
The Promotion Mix: A Communication Tool Kit 344
Product Availability 311
Meeting Customers’ Service Requirements 313 Developing an Integrated Marketing Communications
Promotional Effort 314 Plan 345
Market Information 314 Step 1: Define the Audience(s) to Be Targeted 345
Cost-Effectiveness 314 Step 2: Set the Promotional Objectives 346
Flexibility 314 Step 3: Set the Promotion Budget 347
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Step 4: Design the Promotion Mix 348 Developing Digital World Marketing Strategies:
Step 5: Evaluate the Results 350 The Critical Questions 391
The Nitty-Gritty of Promotional Decision Managing Digitally Networked Strategies:
Making 351 The Talent Gap 395
Making Advertising Decisions 351 Developing Strategies to Serve Digital World
Making Personal Selling Decisions 362 Markets 396
Making Sales Promotion Decisions 367 Serving the Dot-Com Markets of Tomorrow 397
Making Public Relations Decisions 368
. . . And All the Rest 369 Take-aways 398
Take-aways 370 Endnotes 398
Endnotes 370
15 Strategies for New and Growing
Markets 400
Section Four
Canon, Inc.—Success That Is Hard to Copy 400
Strategic Marketing Programs
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 15 401
for Selected Situations 373
How New Is New? 402
14 Marketing Strategies for a Digitally Market Entry Strategies: Is It Better to Be a Pioneer
Networked World 374 or a Follower? 404
Opportunities in the App Economy 374 Pioneer Strategy 404
Games as Apps 374 Not All Pioneers Capitalize on Their Potential
More than Games 374 Advantages 406
Business Models 375 Follower Strategy 407
Is It Real, or Is It a Bubble? 375 Determinants of Success for Pioneers
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 14 375 and Followers 408

Does Every Company Need a Social Media Strategic Marketing Programs for Pioneers 410
Strategy? 376 Mass-Market Penetration 410
Threats or Opportunities? The Inherent Advantages Niche Penetration 410
and Disadvantages of the Digital World for Skimming and Early Withdrawal 412
Marketers 378 Marketing Program Components for a
Mass-Market Penetration Strategy 412
The Syndication of Information 378 Marketing Program Components for a Niche
Increasing Returns to Scale of Network Penetration Strategy 415
Products 379 Marketing Program Components for
The Ability to Efficiently Personalize a Skimming Strategy 417
and Customize Market Offerings 380
Disintermediation and Restructuring of Growth-Market Strategies for Market Leaders 417
Distribution Channels 380 Marketing Objectives for Share Leaders 418
Global Reach, 24/7 Access, and Instantaneous Marketing Actions and Strategies to Achieve
Delivery 382 Share-Maintenance Objectives 418
Are These Digital World Attributes Fortress, or Position Defense, Strategy 420
Opportunities or Threats? 382 Flanker Strategy 423
First-Mover Advantage: Fact or Fiction? 384 Confrontation Strategy 423
Developing a Strategy for a Digitally Networked Market Expansion 424
World 385 Contraction or Strategic Withdrawal 425
Marketing Applications for a Digitally Share-Growth Strategies for Followers 425
Networked World 385 Marketing Objectives for Followers 425
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Marketing Actions and Strategies to Achieve Section Five

Share Growth 425
Frontal Attack Strategy 426 Implementing and Controlling
Leapfrog Strategy 430 Marketing Programs 465
Flanking and Encirclement Strategies 430
Supporting Evidence 431 17 Organizing and Planning for Effective
Implementation 466
Take-aways 432
Electrolux—Organizing to Rule the World of
Endnotes 433
Household Appliances 466
Too Many Brands, Too Little Coordination 466
A New Structure to Implement the New
16 Strategies for Mature and Declining Strategy 467
Markets 436 Preliminary Results 467

Johnson Controls—Making Money in Mature Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 17 468

Markets 436 Designing Appropriate Administrative Relationships
Marketing Challenges Addressed for the Implementation of Different Competitive
in Chapter 16 437 Strategies 469

Challenges in Mature Markets 438 Business-Unit Autonomy 469

Challenges in Declining Markets 438 Shared Programs and Facilities 471
Evaluation and Reward Systems 472
Strategic Choices in Mature Markets 438
Designing Appropriate Organizational Structures
Strategies for Maintaining Competitive and Processes for Implementing Different
Advantage 439 Strategies 472
Methods of Differentiation 440
Are the Dimensions the Same for Service Functional Competencies and Resource
Quality on the Internet? 443 Allocation 472
Methods of Maintaining a Low-Cost Additional Considerations for Service
Position 445 Organizations 474
Customers’ Satisfaction and Loyalty Organizational Structures 475
Are Crucial for Maximizing Their Lifetime Recent Trends in Organizational Design 480
Value 447 Organizational Adjustments as Firms Grow
and Markets Change 481
Marketing Strategies for Mature Markets 449 Organizational Designs for Selling in Global
Strategies for Maintaining Current Market Markets 482
Share 449 Marketing Plans: The Foundation for Implementing
Strategies for Extending Volume Marketing Actions 483
Growth 451
The Situational Analysis 487
Strategies for Declining Markets 457 Key Issues 488
Relative Attractiveness of Declining Objectives 489
Markets 457 Marketing Strategy 489
Divestment or Liquidation 460 Action Plans 489
Marketing Strategies for Remaining Projected Profit-and-Loss Statement 490
Competitors 460 Contingency Plans 490
Take-aways 463 Take-aways 490
Endnotes 464 Endnotes 490
Contents xv

18 Measuring and Delivering Marketing When and How Often Is the Information
Performance 492 Needed? 510
In What Media and in What Format(s) or Levels
Metrics Pay for Walmart 492 of Aggregation Should the Information Be
Changing Metrics for a Changing Strategy 493 Provided? 511
Can Walmart’s Overseas Stores Plug Does Your System of Marketing Metrics
the Gap? 493 Measure Up? 511
Marketing Challenges Addressed in Chapter 18 493 What Contingencies Should Be
Planned For? 512
Designing Marketing Metrics Step by Step 495 Global Marketing Monitoring 514
Setting Standards of Performance 496 A Tool for Periodic Assessment of Marketing
Specifying and Obtaining Feedback Data 501 Performance: The Marketing Audit 515
Evaluating Feedback Data 501
Taking Corrective Action 502 Types of Audits 515
Design Decisions for Strategic Monitoring Measuring and Delivering Marketing
Systems 503 Performance 516
Identifying Key Variables 503 Take-aways 518
Tracking and Monitoring 504 Endnotes 518
Strategy Reassessment 504
Design Decisions for Marketing Metrics 504 Index 519
Who Needs What Information? 505
SEO and SEM Analysis 509
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real, por una pasión propia, cierta, la ambición, por baja que fuese.
El miserable que en nuestros tiempos de caos intelectual se dedica á
la política abstracta, á las ciencias sociales, le parecía á Reyes el
representante genuino de la estupidez humana, irremediable, en que
él creía como en un dogma. Y si Antonio despreciaba aún á los que
pasaban por sabios en estas materias, ¡qué sentiría ante aquellos
buenos señores y jóvenes imberbes, que repetían allí por milésima
vez las teorías más traídas y llevadas de unas y otras escuelas!
Años atrás, antes de irse él á París se hablaba en la sección de
ciencias morales y políticas de la cuestión social en conjunto, y se
discutía si la habría ó no la habría. Los señores de enfrente, los de la
derecha (Reyes se sentaba á la izquierda, cerca de un balcón
escondido en las tinieblas), acababan por asegurar que siempre
habría pobres entre vosotros, y con otros cinco ó seis textos del
Evangelio daban por resuelta la cuestión. Los de la izquierda, con
motivo de estas citas, negaban la divinidad de Jesucristo; y con gran
escándalo de algunos socios muy amigos del orden y de asistir á
todas las sesiones, «se pasaba de una sección á otra
indebidamente»; pero no importaba, ya se sabía que siempre se iba
á dar allí, y el presidente, experto y tolerante, no ponía veto á las
citas de un krausista de tendencias demagógicas, que “con todo el
respeto debido al Nazareno”, ponía al cristianismo como chupa de
dómine, negando que él, Fernando Chispas, le debiera cosa alguna
(á quien él debía era á la patrona), pues lo que el cristianismo tenía
de bueno, lo debía á la filosofía platónica, á los sabios de Egipto, de
Persia, y en fin, de cualquier parte, pero no á su propio esfuerzo. De
una en otra se llegaba á discutir todo el dogma, toda la moral y toda
la disciplina. Un caballero que hablaba todos los años tres ó cuatro
veces en todas las secciones, se levantaba á echarle en cara á la
religión de Jesús, según venía haciendo desde ocho años á aquella
parte, á echarle en cara que colocase á los ladrones en los altares, y
perdonase á los grandes criminales por un solo rasgo de contrición,
estando á los últimos. Y citaba La Devoción de la Cruz,
escandalizándose de la moral relajada de Calderón y de la Iglesia.
Entonces surgía en la derecha un hegeliano católico, casi siempre
consejero de Estado, gran maestro en el manejo del difumino
filosófico. “Se levantaba, decía, á encauzar el debate, á elevarlo á la
región pura de las ideas”; y la emprendía con Emmanuel Kant (así le
llamaba), Fichte, Schelling y Hegel, que eran los cuatro filósofos que
citaba en esta época todo el mundo, exponiendo sus respectivas
doctrinas en cuatro palabras. Los krausistas de escalera abajo
replicaban, llenos de una unción filosófico-teológica, como pudiera
tenerla un bulldog amaestrado; y con estudiada preterición citaban
al mundo entero, menos á Krause, el maestro, encontrando la causa
de tantos y tantos errores como, en efecto, deslucen la historia del
pensamiento humano, en la falta de método, y sobre todo en no
comenzar ó discurrir cada cual desde el primer día que se le ocurrió
discurrir, por el yo, no como mero pensamiento, sino en todo lo que
en la realidad es...
Todo esto era hacía años, antes de irse él, Reyes, á París. Ahora,
recordando semejantes escaramuzas, y contemplando lo presente,
sentía cierta tristeza, que era producida por la romántica perspectiva
de los recuerdos.
En aquellas famosas discusiones, en que Cristo lo pagaba todo,
había á lo menos cierta libertad de la fantasía; á veces eran aquellas
locuras ideales morales en el fondo, no extrañas por completo á las
sugestiones naturales de la moral práctica; en fin, él les reconocía
cierta bondad y cierta poesía, que tal vez se debía á no ser posible
que aquello volviese; tal vez no tenían más poesía que la que ve la
memoria en todo lo muerto. Ahora el positivismo era el rey de las
discusiones. Los oradores de derecha é izquierda se atenían á los
hechos, agarrados á ellos como las lapas á las peñas. Aquello no era
una filosofía; era un artículo de París, la cuestión de los quince, ó el
acertijo gráfico que se llama “¿dónde está la pastora?” Caballeros
que nunca habían visto un cadáver hablaban de anatomía y de
fisiología, y cualquiera podría pensar que pasaban la vida en el
anfiteatro rompiendo huesos, metidos en entrañas humanas,
calientes y sangrando, hasta las rodillas. Había allí una carnicería
teórica. Las mismas palabras del tecnicismo fisiológico iban y venían
mil veces, sin que las comprendiera casi nadie; el individuo era el
protoplasma, la familia la célula, y la sociedad un tejido..., un tejido
de disparates.
Antonio, muy satisfecho en el fondo de su alma, porque penetraba
todo lo que había de ridículo en aquella bacanal de la necedad libre-
pensadora, se levantó de su butaca azul y salió á los pasillos,
dejando con la palabra en la boca á un medicucho, que había
aprendido en los manuales de Letourneau toda aquella masa
incoherente de datos problemáticos y casi siempre insignificantes.
—¡Tontos, todos tontos!—pensaba: y una ola de agua rosada le
bañaba el espíritu. Ya no se acordaba de Rejoncillo, ni de Reseco; la
sensación de una superioridad casi tangible le llenaba el ánimo; sí,
sí, era evidente; aquellos hombres que quedaban allí dentro dando
voces ó escuchando con atención seria, algunos de los cuales tenían
fama de talentudos, eran inferiores á él con mucho, incapaces de ver
el aspecto cómico de semejantes disputas, la necedad hereditaria
que asomaba en tamaño apasionamiento por ideas insustanciales,
falsas, sin aplicación posible, sin relación con el mundo serio, digno y
noble de la realidad misteriosa.
En los pasillos también se disputaba. Eran algunos jóvenes que, sin
sospecharlo siquiera Reyes, despreciaban las disputas de la sección.
Hablaban también de filosofía, pero no tenía nada que ver su
discusión con la de allá dentro: éstos habían venido á parar á la
cuestión de si había ó no metafísica, á partir de la última novela
publicada en Francia. Antonio se acercó al grupo, y no estuvo
contento mientras notó alguna originalidad y fuerza en la
argumentación. Un joven moreno, pálido, de ojos azules claros y
muy redondos, soñadores, ó por lo menos distraídos, hablaba con
descuido, sin atar las frases, pero con buen sentido y con
entusiasmo contenido.
—¿Quién duda, señores, que, en efecto, el positivismo ha de ir... no
digo que sea en este siglo, ¿eh? pero ha de ir poco á poco..., vamos,
modificándose, cambiando, para acabar por ser una nueva
metafísica?...
—Esa tendencia ya aparece en algunos escritores—, dijo otro,
pequeño, rubio, vivaracho, de lentes, que gesticulaba mucho, y al
cual el moreno, el distraído, oía con atención cariñosa. Siguió
hablando el chiquitín de escritores alemanes modernísimos que
repasaban la filosofía de Kant, y la de Fichte, y la de Hegel para ver
de encontrar en ella bases nuevas de una metafísica que había que
construir á todo trance.
Entonces Reyes sonrió con disimulado desprecio, satisfecho, y se
apartó también de aquel grupo. Al fin había encontrado lo que
quería. “También aquéllos disparataban; creían en resurrecciones
metafísicas; ¡bah!, tontos como los otros, como los positivistas de
café, como los pobres diablos de allá dentro, aunque no lo fueran
tanto.”
Salió del Ateneo. El cielo se había despejado; los últimos nubarrones
se amontonaban huyendo hacia el Norte; las estrellas brillaban como
si las acabaran de lavar; una poesía sensual bajaba del infinito
oscuro.
Reyes comparó al Ateneo con el cielo estrellado y salió perdiendo el
Ateneo. Debía estar prohibido discutir los grandes problemas de la
vida universal, sobre todo cuando se era un cretino. Las estrellas,
que de fijo sabían más de esas cosas sublimes que los hombres,
callaban eternamente; callaban y brillaban. Reyes, en el fondo de su
alma, se sintió digno de ser estrella.
Bajó la calle de la Montera. El reloj del Principal dió las diez. Una
mujer triste se acercó á Antonio rebozada en un mantón gris, con
É
una mano envuelta en el mantón y aplicada á la boca. Él la miró sin
verla, y no oyó lo que ella dijo; pero una asociación de ideas, de que
él mismo no se dió cuenta, le hizo acordarse de repente de su
aventura iniciada. Regina Theil estaba en Rivas. ¡Oh! ¡el amor, el
galanteo! Un temblor dulce le sacudió el cuerpo. Á dos pasos tenía
un coche de punto. El cochero dormía; le despertó dándole con el
bastón en un hombro, montó y dijo al cerrar la portezuela:
—¡Á Rivas, corre!

VII
La berlina, destartalada, vieja y sucia, subió al galope del triste
caballo blanco, flaco y de pelo fino, por la cuesta de la calle de
Alcalá. Antonio, en cuanto el traqueo de las ruedas desvencijadas le
sacudió el cuerpo, sintió una reacción del espíritu, que le hizo saltar
desde el deleite casi místico de la vanidad halagada en su
contemplación solitaria, á una ternura sin nombre, que buscaba
alimento en recuerdos muy lejanos y vagos. Era una voluptuosidad
entre dulce y amarga esforzarse en estar triste, melancólico por lo
menos, en aquellos momentos en que el orgullo satisfecho le gritaba
en los oídos que el mundo era hermoso, dramática la vida, grande
él, el hijo de su padre. El run, run de los vidrios saltando sobre la
madera, el ruido continuo y sordo de las ruedas, le iban sonando á
canción de nodriza; gotas de la reciente tormenta, que aún resbalan
en zig-zag por los cristales, tomaban de las luces de la calle
fantásticos reflejos, y con refracciones caprichosas mostraban los
objetos en formas disparatadas. Un olor punzante, indefinible, pero
muy conocido (olor de coche de alquiler lo llamaba él para sus
adentros), le traía multitud de recuerdos viejos; y se vió de repente
sentado en la ceja de otro coche como aquél, á los cinco años, entre
las rodillas de un señor delgado, que era su padre, su padre que le
oprimía dulcemente el cuerpecito menudo con los huesos de sus
piernas flacas y nerviosas. ¡Qué lejos estaba todo aquello! ¡Qué
diferente era el mundo que veía entre sueños de una conciencia que
nace, aquel niño precoz, del mundo verdadero, el de ahora!
Las rodillas del padre eran almohada dura, pero que al niño se le
antojaba muy blanda, suave, almohada de aquella cabeza rubia, un
poco grande, poblada de fantasmas antes de tiempo, siempre con
tendencias á inclinarse, apoyándose, para soñar.
Reyes atribuía á los recuerdos de su infancia un interés supremo;
conservábalos con vigorosa memoria y con una precisión plástica
que le encantaba; los repasaba muy á menudo como los cantos de
un poema querido. Como aquella poesía de sus primeras visiones no
había otra; desde los seis años su vida interior comenzaba á
admirarle; su precocidad extraordinaria había sido un secreto para el
mundo; era un niño taciturno, que miraba sin verlas apenas las
cosas exteriores.
La realidad, tal como era desde que él tenía recuerdos, le había
parecido despreciable; sólo podía valer transformándola, viendo en
ella otras cosas; la actividad era lo peor de la realidad; era enojosa,
insustancial; los resultados que complacían á todos, le repugnaban;
el querer hacer bien algo, era una ambición de los demás, pequeña,
sin sentido. De todo esto había salido muy temprano una injusticia
constante del mundo para con él. Nadie le apreciaba en lo que valía;
nadie le conocía; sólo su padre le adivinaba, por amor. En la escuela,
donde había puesto los pies muy pocas veces, otros ganaban
premios con estrepitosos alardes de sabiduría infantil; él entraba, los
pocos días que entraba, llorando; érale imposible recordar las
lecciones aprendidas al pie de la letra; sabíalas mejor que los otros,
estaba seguro de comprenderlas y el maestro siempre torcía el
gesto, porque Antonio tartamudeaba y decía una cosa por otra. En
las reuniones de familia, donde se celebraban improvisados
certámenes de gracias infantiles, el chico de Reyes siempre quedaba
oscurecido por sus primitos, que saltaban mejor, declamaban
escenas de Zorrilla y García Gutiérrez, recitaban fábulas y tenían
salidas graciosas. Se acordaba como si fueran de aquel instante, de
los elogios fríos, de los besos helados con que amigos y parientes le
acariciaban por complacer á su padre, que sonreía con tristeza y
siempre acudía después de los otros á calentarle el alma con un
beso fuerte, apretado y con un estrujón entre las rodillas temblonas
y huesudas. Su padre comprendía que los demás no encontraban
ninguna gracia en su hijo. Á los dos se les olvidaba pronto y la
familia entera se consagraba á cantar las alabanzas del diablejo de
Alberto, del chistosísimo Justo, de Sebastián el sabio, que á los siete
años anunciaban seguras glorias de la familia de los Valcárcel.
Emma Valcárcel se llamaba su madre.
La imagen de aquella mujer flaca, enferma, de una hermosura
arruinada, que jamás había visto él en su esplendor de juventud
sana y alegre, llenó el cerebro de Antonio. Este recuerdo fué un
dolor positivo; no tenía la triste voluptuosidad alambicada de los
otros.
“¡Mi madre!...” dijo en voz alta Reyes; y apoyó la cabeza en la fría y
resquebrajada gutapercha que guarnecía el coche miserable.
Encogió los hombros, cerró los ojos y sintió en ellos lágrimas. El
ruido de los cristales y de las ruedas, más fuerte ahora, le resonaba
dentro del cráneo; ya no era como canto de nodriza; tomó un ritmo
extraño de coro infernal, parecido al de los demonios en El Roberto.

NOTAS:
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presente fragmento. No obstante hallarse incompleto (lo mismo
que el cuento Feminismo, del que no se publicó más que lo
reproducido anteriormente), creemos que debe figurar en este
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 —Ah! mais que do Bom Jesus acho que não posso gostar.
D. Maria d’Assumpção foi ter com o marido e disse-lhe:
—Este rapaz é magico, não quer sahir!
—Deixa-o lá, elle se aborrecerá d’estar em casa.
—Não é tanto assim, homem de Deus! É preciso distrahil-o,
aconselhal-o com brandura, que é filho de nossa filha. Domingo
havemos de tornar ao Bom Jesus.
—Mas que empenho tens tu em andar a passear o rapaz?
—Quero amenizar-lhe esta passagem repentina da vida em que foi
creado para outra vida completamente nova. Depois, abrindo-se as
aulas, é que eu não quero que elle passeie. Já lhe disse que, em
chegando outubro, era preciso estudar como um homem.
—E elle que respondeu?
—Deu mostras de querer desempenhar cabalmente. Mas não
comeces tu depois a opprimil-o demasiadamente com as tuas
asperezas. Olha que o espirito, cansado do estudo, precisa d’um
refrigerio.
—Livremol-o de relações estreitas com estudantes, que são, por
via de regra, rapazes que vivem em liberdade pouco digna.
—Eis ahi por que me parecia que um namorito...
—Vocês, as mulheres, ligam-se tamanha importancia, que julgam
que o render-vos preito é a suprema salvação de qualquer. O
rapazinho se começar a desmandar-se torna pelo mesmo caminho
por onde veiu. Tu sabes que eu não sou muito para graças. Este
anno ha de acabar os preparatorios e para o anno ha de cursar o
Seminario. Isto é se quizer; se não quizer, que volte para a
companhia do pae.
—Mas tambem que proposito é esse de assentar com tamanha
antecipação o destino do rapaz? Estás dominado do espirito religioso
de Braga e achas que ser padre é caminhar proveitosamente pela
estrada social em direcção ao Céo! Não sei como te não ordenaste?
 —Temos em mim um exemplo da efficacia dos namoritos. Meu pae
queria me ordenar, porque era meu amigo. Vi-te, comecei a
desorientar me e casei...
—Olha que perdeste muito! Estavas agora arcebispo, pelo menos,
se obtivesses absolvição, para os teus burguezes devaneios com a
costureira do terceiro andar.
E como D. Maria d’Assumpção caminhasse para a porta da saleta,
chamou a o marido com a brandura de quem deseja reconciliar-se:
—Olha cá. Pelo que disse a meu respeito, sabes que não passa
tudo de graça. Lá quanto a ordenar-se o rapaz, é coisa assente e
proposito firme. Que queres tu que elle seja? Queres que o mande
para Coimbra gastar-nos rios de dinheiro para o vermos ao cabo de
cinco annos a caçar môscas como o pae?
 VIII
Eduardo Valladares, quando soube que n’essa noite poderia vêr
Maria Luiza, sentiu no coração uma alegria subita que de momento a
momento era obscurecida por umas sombras ligeiras... Dir se-hia
que n’aquella alma de dezeseis annos se travara lucta entre os
lampejos d’uma esperança e as nuvens d’uns receios que são
attributo da timidez procedente da inexperiencia.
N’aquella alma, digamol o pois, preparava-se uma aurora: luctava
a luz com as trevas.
Ver Maria Luiza era levantar o espirito a páramos celestiaes ante
gostados em horas de dulcissima meditação; era voejar nas azas da
esperança até onde a felicidade pudesse subir uma creatura absorta
em sonhos do Céo. Mas vêl-a não seria despenhar-se em abysmos
insondaveis, se nos labios d’ella não desabrochasse um sorriso
equivalente a uma promessa? Todas as dúvidas, que até ahi o
haviam salteado dia e noite, como que se levantaram em tropel e
deliciosamente lhe pungiram o coração amoroso.
O filho do bacharel entrou na sala da viuva Machado com a
timidez de quem arriscasse um passo n’um estrado sobreposto ao
boqueirão d’um despenhadeiro. O mesmo porém foi entrar e cegar-
se deante d’aquella visão aerea, tentadora, que parecia encher a
casa d’alegria e esplendores.
A aurora da felicidade, que a cercava, afigurou-se porém a
Eduardo Valladares o clarão sinistro d’um incendio que lhe vinha
requeimar o coração.
A elle, que se sentia triste, porque amava, a elle, que luctava com
a incerteza, porque esperava, a elle pareceu pois que só a estrema
despreoccupação d’espirito podia dar a tranquilla alegria que Maria
Luiza revelava no gesto e no olhar.
Ó
 Ó deliciosas illusões dos dezeseis annos, que sois a verdadeira
felicidade, quem pudera rehaver-vos, uma só vez que fôsse, depois
de transposta a barreira que separa o mundo das chimeras do
mundo das realidades!
A experiencia é fria como tudo o que é positivo, material e
immutavel. Ultrapassada a linha divisoria, sabe-se que o coração
freme em tempestuosa lucta quando aos labios apontam sorrisos de
felicidade. Ó experiencia, ó escalpello das coisas mundanas, queres
rasgar, decompor, retalhar, para saber!
Aos dezeseis annos contentam-se os olhos com vêr a superficie
d’este mar chamado—coração humano. E não se sabe então que o
oceano, cuja face se azuleja como o céo nas regiões polares, e
disputa negruras com a tempestade na costa das Maldivas, não se
sabe que o oceano, diziamos, occulta sob uma superficie crystallina
ou sombria um mundo sempre cheio dos mesmos mysterios e da
mesma escuridade... Ó abençoada ignorancia, que tamanhas
saudades deixas para toda a vida!
Aos dezeseis annos ignora-se ainda que ha certas organizações
robustas, que não só chegam a dissimular os proprios sentimentos,
mas até logram manifestar commoções differentes das que lhe estão
deliciando ou corroendo o coração. Já dissemos que Maria Luiza era
uma d’essas organisações de rija têmpera, e o leitor sabe como ella
modulava um trecho de seguidilla no momento em que mais lhe
vergava o espirito sob o consolador gravame das saudades de sua
irmã.
Amaria ella Eduardo Valladares? Amal-o, na verdadeira accepção
d’esta palavra, talvez não. Mas sentia-se impellida por uma onda
alegre e suave, que lhe embalava o pensamento e o levava a
paragens tão formosas como desconhecidas. Alli encontrava o vulto
sympathico do filho do bacharel, aureolado d’extranhos esplendores,
e não sabia bem se tamanha claridade partia d’elle ou se era apenas
o reflexo cambiante d’uns astros desconhecidos que illuminavam o
céo de um mundo novo. Mas d’aquella felicidade que a embriagava,
guardava o segredo no coração; e era apparentemente a mesma
creatura alegre e descuidosa. Como quer porém que elle, de
desejoso, andasse evitando falar-lhe, Maria Luiza approximou-se e
disse-lhe:
—Olhe que um rapaz-velho é tão irrisorio como um velho-rapaz.
—Minha senhora! balbuciou Eduardo tomando o dito á conta
d’uma pungente zombaria.
—Ainda não dansou hoje, e como supponho que se esquiva á
dansa para se furtar ao desprazer de me aturar durante uma valsa,
venho sacrifical-o nas aras da minha ousadia, e convidal-o para
meu... par.
Eduardo Valladares ia a responder, nem elle sabia o que, mas o
preludio d’uma valsa salvou-o d’uma conjunctura estremamente
difficil.
Depois, o piano passou d’uma cadencia maviosa para uma
vertigem febril, e o mesmo aconteceu aos corações que, de tão
juntos, pareciam permutar-se as pulsações...
Meia hora volvida, Eduardo Valladares e Maria Luiza conversavam
debruçados á janella...
said what I did about your letting me take advantage of your liking.
It wasn’t the truth, and I knew it. You are honest and good—and
what you did was from the heart.”
“As nothing I ever did before,” said she.
“But you know as well as I do, that the hardest thing of all would be
for us to be together. We ain’t in any way suitable to each other.
You’re too fine and delicate for me.”
“Please don’t say that sort of thing,” cried she. “It isn’t like you—
those snobbish ideas.”
A puzzled expression came into his face. Then he smiled slightly.
“You misunderstood,” said he. “I didn’t mean exactly that. I meant
that you hadn’t been brought up right—according to my notion. So—
you’d be miserable as my wife, and a burden on me. Anyhow, it
always seemed to me that I wasn’t made to be a married man. The
ladies never seemed to care much about me, and I guess that got
me into the way of arranging to get along without them.”
As he stood there, rugged and powerful, his sincere face made tragic
by the look of lonely melancholy that was habitual to it in repose,
she was so moved that she knew she ought not to trust herself to
speak. But she did—and her voice was shaking with sobs as she
said:
“I know I’m not worthy of you. I’m so poor that I haven’t anything
that you need. I’m only fit for a very inferior sort of man. Oh, how
vain and silly I’ve been—to imagine I was worth a man’s while.”
“Now, I didn’t mean that—not at all,” cried he. “I don’t know how to
talk to women.”
“Indeed you don’t!” retorted she. “You don’t understand them, at
all.”
“I see I’ve offended you, Miss Clearwater. I didn’t mean to.”
“Don’t call me Miss Clearwater,” cried she desperately. He had not
moved, but she had—unconsciously—drawn much nearer to him—
almost within his reach. “And don’t—” with a hysterical little laugh
—“don’t call me ma’am.”
He smiled with a kind of grim humor. “I don’t see that it matters
what I call you,” said he, “as long as I can’t call you mine.”
She trembled. “Oh, won’t you understand?” cried she. And she
looked at him with eyes shining with passion.
He shook his head slowly. “Well—I must be going.” With a sudden
change to a look of terrific power. “If I stay here a minute longer, I’ll
not be able to keep my hands off you. I love you, Ellen—and it’s
stronger than I am.”
“Why should you go?” said she, boldly. Her glowing heart told her it
was no time for trifling, for maidenly pretense of coyness. That sort
of game was all very well, with men who understood it—and men
one didn’t especially care about. But this man didn’t understand it—
and he was tremendously worth-while. Plain speaking, or he would
be lost forever. She did not see how she was to marry him; but to
lose him—that would be frightful. “Why should you go?” she said
boldly. “Don’t you want me, George?”
He put his hands behind his back. He grew pale; his eyes seemed
deeper set than ever.
“No man ever made me feel, but you,” she went on. “I belong to
you. If you cast me off——”
He had her in his arms—not because of what she had said but
because he could withstand no longer. “I’ve gone crazy again,” he
said, as he kissed her—as she kissed him—“but you know as well as
I do that we can’t be anything to each other.”
“Don’t think of that,” pleaded she. “Let’s be happy while we can—
and let’s hope.”
“There’s nothing to hope for,” said he, drawing away from her. “I’m
ashamed of myself. I love you, but it isn’t the kind of love a man
gives a woman that he wants to live his life with.”
“Take me, George,” said she. “I’ll be what you want. You can teach
me. I’ll learn. Don’t shut affection and love out of your life. You can’t
be half the man without them that you’ll be with them. Oh, you
don’t understand women. You don’t know what women are for—
what a woman is for—what your woman is for in your life.”
The look of resolution had gone; the look of melancholy had come in
its place.
“I know we can’t marry right away,” she went on. “I’ve got a lot to
do, first. You are poor in one way, and I in another. We’ve got to
wait and work.” She looked up at him, smiling, pleading, her hand
touching his arm. “Don’t you think it’s worth doing, dear?”
He dropped to a chair. “I’ve fooled myself,” he said gloomily. “I
thought I was coming here to give you up. Instead, I came to get
you.”
She laughed merrily, her delicate hand tingling as it touched his
shock of hair that grew in such disorderly fashion yet exactly suited
the superb contour of his head. Said she:
“Well, you’ve got what you came for.”
He smiled grimly. “How am I going to think straight and do what’s
right for both of us, with you touching me?”
“You don’t want me to touch you?”
With a strong sweeping gesture, he drew her against him, as she
stood beside him, he sitting.
“You know we might as well say we’re going to wait for each other,”
proceeded she. It is astonishing—and enlightening—how well
women argue when they wish to. “You know we’ll do it, anyhow. You
won’t marry any other woman?”
“There isn’t but one woman for me,” said he, with an accent that
thrilled her.
“Do you think I could let any other man touch me?” demanded she.
There was a delightfully ferocious jealousy in the sudden tightening
of the arm about her waist. He said:
“I guess we’re in for it, Ellen.”
Her arm went round his shoulders. Said she laughingly: “Women
aren’t so very hard to understand—are they?”
He eyed her shrewdly. “Not when they’re willing to be understood....
You are sure you want to wait?”
“I’m sure I’ve got to,” replied she, simply.
He suddenly stood up, drawing away from her. She was in a tremor
of alarm—which was not decreased by his resolute expression, until
he said:
“I must get to work. I’ve got to hurry things. You understand, you’re
entirely free until I’m able to come for you?”
“If it helps you to think so,” she answered. “But—I’m not that kind of
girl, George.”
A look of tenderness flooded her and he said: “I didn’t mean that. Of
course you aren’t. You’re—mine.”
And she was crying with happiness.

Sayler understood as soon as he saw her face. And he felt that he

had won. George Helm, on his way to the triumphant class—was it
not a fundamental law of human nature that a human being could
not be in a class without becoming of it, of its ideas, feelings,
attitude toward other classes? George Helm, marrying a girl of the
triumphant class. Could he, however tenacious, resist the influences,
the subtle influences, insistent, incessant, unconsciously exerted,
unconsciously yielded to—the influences of a loved wife of the
triumphant class from birth?
“He shall be the next governor of this state,” Sayler said to himself;
and a smile more amiably generous than his never glorified human
visage.
Helm saw “Ellen” only three times in the remainder of that week,
and then for but a few minutes. He set to work with an energy that
made his previous toiling seem a species of languor. He decided that
Ellen had been right when she told him he did not appreciate the
part of woman in the life of man. And when the legislature
adjourned he went on a tour of the cities and towns and villages as
a lecturer, and built for himself that only solid fame—a personal fame
which future assaults from a subsidized hostile press could not
destroy. The people would have seen him, heard him, looked into his
eyes, touched his hand. Sayler, away from the scene, and kept
informed of events by lieutenants with lieutenant-brains, did not get
the true meaning of Helm’s tour, but assumed that making a living
was his sole object. However, if Sayler had known—had even been
able to read Helm’s thoughts, he would not have been disturbed.
Circumstances of class-association had made George Helm what he
was; circumstances of class-association would re-make him.
Nor was Hazelrigg moved to suspicion by the enthusiasm with which
the boom of Helm for governor was received, as soon as launched—
nor by Helm’s memorable campaign—nor by the overturn on election
day that swept Helm into office by a majority such as the Democrats
had never dreamed of. In Hazelrigg’s opinion it was all clever
machine manipulation by Sayler’s men of the Republican machine
and by himself and his lieutenants. Helm had shown himself sensible
and manageable in everything pertaining to the practical side of the
campaign work; Hazelrigg began to suspect there was a secret
understanding between him and Sayler. “That man Sayler,” said
Hazelrigg to himself, with a grin, “he’s a deep one. He’s the best in
the country at the game.”
Helm was, of course, at home in Harrison for the election—was at
Mrs. Beaver’s boarding-house, in the attic room still, though he had
nearly thirty-five hundred dollars, the savings from the lecture tour.
Mrs. Beaver had tried to induce him to take the best room in the
house, at the attic price if that would be an inducement.
“No, thank you, ma’am,” said Helm. “I’m very comfortable. Why
should I move?”
Many people thought this sticking to his attic was shrewd politics. It
may be that a desire to show his class that he was still with them
had something to do with his refusal to move. But the chief, the
deciding reason was the one he gave. He had lived in that little room
long. He had got used to it. He liked it, felt at home in it, would have
felt strange without it to come home to and live in. Helm was one of
those men—and Sayler, had he been entirely great, would have
looked into this before completing his estimate of his character—
Helm was of those men—and there are women of the same sort—
who care nothing for luxury, even for the comforts that soon seem
necessary to people who get the smallest chance to expand.
To him heat and cold were matters of indifference. He had ploughed
and mowed in the broiling sun; he had slept under thin covers, with
snow sifting through the roof, had brushed the snow off his skin
when he got ready to rise. He had eaten all kinds of difficult, not to
say impossible, fried food—and had not known what he was eating,
or cared. He was so profoundly inured to hardship that he was
unaware of it—and was unaware of comfort when he, by chance, got
it. Hardened against hardship; hardened also against comfort and
luxury. That last peculiarity was probably the most significant factor
in his make-up. Yet no one had noted it; he himself not only had not
noted it but never would. When one considers how powerful in
effect upon human character is love of the softer side of life, and
desire for it and clinging to it and respecting it and its possessors,
one begins to comprehend how far-reaching was the importance of
George Helm’s unique hardiness.
Eleanor Clearwater was visiting in the hill top part of Harrison—was
visiting the Hollisters, where she could stop whenever she wished,
and as long as she wished, without any one’s thinking of the matter.
Helm—regarded with respect by the better class at Harrison, now
that he was so high in public life—had arranged to receive the
returns at Hollister’s. Bart Hollister, without a suspicion that Eleanor
had “managed” him, invited Helm—and was as astonished as
pleased by his prompt acceptance. So sweeping was the victory that
his election was conceded by the Republicans before he finished
supper at Mrs. Beaver’s.
“A governor gets eight thousand a year, doesn’t he?” said Miss
Shaler, the sentimental, be-wigged old maid of the boarding-house
circle. “You’ll certainly pick on some nice girl and be getting married
now, Mr. Helm.”
“Governor Helm,” corrected Mrs. Beaver, proudly.
“Yes, I’m sure there’ll soon be a Mrs. Governor Helm,” said Miss
Shaler, with the soft hysterical giggle with which she accompanied all
her frequent remarks on the one subject that interested her.
Helm surprised them all—threw them into a ferment of curiosity—by
saying with bold, emphatic, even noisy energy, unbelievable in so
shy a man:
“Yes, indeed, ma’am. She and I’ll be inaugurated together.”
He laughed with a gayety that seemed a little foolish in a grave
governor-elect. He gave them no chance to devise ways round the
inflexible rule against direct questions as to that one subject. He
rose and went forth to claim his bride.
 V
SEEING HER FATHER

ON the second floor of the Washington house of George Clearwater,

lumber king and United States Senator, there was a small room
whose windows commanded the entrance. They gave upon one of
those useless and never used balconies wherewith architects strive
to conceal the feebleness of their imagination and the poverty of
their invention. Of that particular balcony some facetious
congressman said that Clearwater might one day find it convenient
—“when he needs a place to stand and explain to the mob how he
happens to be so rich.” The remark got round to Clearwater, and he
never looked at the little balcony without recalling it. The
multimillionaire, constantly enveloped by his crowd of sycophants,
soon tends to become paranoiac, soon fancies that everybody is
thinking about him all the time—about him and his money, which are
one and the same thing, for he feels that he is his money and his
money he. Also, as his dominant passion has always been wealth, he
assumes that it is the universal passion raging in all hearts as firmly
as in his; that therefore he must be the object of malignant envy;
that those myriad eyes ever fixed upon him are as covetous as his
own. Thus Clearwater took that facetious remark seriously—read the
distorted tales of the French revolution, discussed the ferocity and
restlessness of the masses quite as if he had never been a farm
hand, one of those same masses, and had never known the truth
about them—their ass-like patience, their worm-like meekness.
He was looking at this balcony and was thinking of the “menacing
popular unrest” when George Helm’s name was brought up to him.
He was still looking and thinking when Helm himself entered the
small room. At the sound of his step, Clearwater turned and greeted
 IX
Estamos, outra vez, no Bom Jesus do Monte.
O leitor conspira, porém, contra o poder de ubiquidade que o
romancista possue e deseja saber que maviosos dialogos suspiraram
Eduardo Valladares e Maria Luiza, ao clarão saudoso das estrellas. O
que disseram não o repetiram os échos da noite. Suppomos,
todavia, que elle conservara a mesma timidez e que ella não se
apartou da alegre tranquillidade que momentos antes revelava. Mas
se assim foi, n’aquelle dialogar, apparentemente frivolo,
insensivelmente se iam alliando duas almas, a julgar pela leitura das
seguintes linhas.
Vamos encontrar Eduardo Valladares e Maria Luiza subindo ambos
a alameda sombria da Mãe d’Agua.
—Parece-me hoje mais triste que da primeira vez que estivemos
aqui! disse Maria Luiza.
—Creio que não tem v. ex.ᵃ razão para se admirar. É que hoje já
vou procurando recordações por entre estas sombras deliciosas.
—Recordações? Ah! recordações da visão mysteriosa que inspirou
o seu madrigal.
—Se fôra assim, a presença de v. ex.ᵃ dissiparia essas
recordações, ousou pronunciar Eduardo Valladares.
—Eu!
—V. ex.ᵃ mesma. Ha de perdoar-me, continuou elle com a voz
extremamente trémula, mas resolvi-me, ao cabo de muitas horas de
hesitação, a usar d’uma sinceridade que não pode e não deve
melindrar v. ex.ᵃ. Que hei de fazer eu senão pensar, meditar, eu que
vivo aos dezeseis annos longe da terra que me viu nascer, dos sitios
que recordam as horas alegres da minha infancia, dos meus amigos
queridos, do conchego da familia, das consolações de minha mãe,
do braço protector de meu pae? Ah! se v. ex.ᵃ comprehendesse
como tudo isto é profundamente triste, e se depois se lembrasse
tambem de que venho acceitar um futuro que me offerece a
generosidade d’um parente, porque o trabalhar constante de meu
pae não basta para abrir á felicidade a porta da nossa casa, se v.
ex.ᵃ comprehendesse tudo isto, ouvir-me hia como se ouve um
amigo que vem entregar ao nosso coração o segredo das suas
maguas.
—Jesus! Como me entristece!
—Ah! V. ex.ᵃ tem soffrido tambem, é verdade, porque conserva
ainda na alma os vestigios d’uma longa saudade. Hoje, que é
domingo, o dia em que v. ex.ᵃ costumava ir depôr um ramo de flores
sobre o tumulo de sua irmã, ouvir-me-ha, pois, como se eu lhe
estivesse falando á beira d’esse tumulo querido...
—Despedaça-me o coração... Tenha piedade.
—Supponha que o repellido da fortuna poz um dia os olhos n’uma
esperança, e que vêl-a tornada realidade seria o mesmo que
subitamente enriquecer de tudo o que lhe falta agora, de tudo o que
deixa na alma d’elle um vácuo tão profundo como sombrio.
Supponha que o desventuroso peregrino pedia gasalhado ao seu
coração, e que via pendente dos labios de v. ex.ᵃ toda a sua vida,
toda a sua felicidade, todo o seu futuro... Mas...
—Fale, fale...
—Mas quem me diz, quem me prova que o coração de v. ex.ᵃ tem
ainda a liberdade de entregar-se? Quem me diz, quem me prova que
v. ex.ᵃ não deu já a outrem a felicidade que eu lhe estava pedindo?
Mas quem me diz, quem me prova que v. ex.ᵃ tem a abnegação de
ligar o seu destino a um destino incerto e sombrio como o que me
espera talvez amanhã? Ah! não fala, não responde... Que está lendo
v. ex.ᵃ na veia d’agua, em que fixou o seu olhar? Talvez esteja lendo
o meu futuro, que é decerto o futuro de todos os desgraçados...
Nasce a agua entre estas sombras queridas que pendem dos troncos
seculares. O destino impelle-a para longe. Ella lá vae, descendo de
fonte em fonte, afastando-se cada vez mais do seu berço querido,
até que se some, ao sopé da montanha, nos abysmos da terra. Quer
v. ex.ᵃ que lhe desenhe melhor o quadro d’uma vida obscura e triste
como ha de ser a minha? Oh! diga, diga, que estava lendo o meu
destino na corrente d’esta floresta sagrada...
—Quer saber o que estava pensando? respondeu Maria Luiza no
tom firme d’uma resolução inabalavel. Não pensava no seu destino,
pensava no meu. Olhe como a agua corre livre vencendo o dique
d’aquella folha verde que encontrou no caminho. Pois bem. A agua
da montanha é tão livre como eu.
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creature, and adds a large redeeming feature to an otherwise
impossible picture.”
+ N. Y. Times. 11: 888. D. 22, ’06. 370w.
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“An agreeable little short story.”
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Willys, A. A. Swiss heroes, an historical romance of

the time of Charles the Bold; tr. from the German
by George P. Upton. (Life stories for young
people.) **60c. McClure.
7–31242.

The careers of Hans Vögeli, Heinrich Vögeli and Walter Irmy.

three Swiss heroes, are followed in their relations with Charles
the Bold, whose oppressive measures they avenged for the
safety of their people.
Wilson, Mrs. Augusta J. E. Devota; il. by Stuart
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kept apart by the woman’s obstinacy. But after many years they
are reconciled. Surely Mrs. Wilson has filled her ink bottle from
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preternatural loveliness will quite bring ‘Devota’ the vogue of its
predecessor.”
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marked Mrs. Wilson’s novels of the long ago and which will carry
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* Wilson, David Henry. George Morland. *$1.25.

Scribner.
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reason enough for producing this biography which covers all of
the phases of his artistic career and besides records a good
many impressions of the seamy side of man’s life.

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 Morland’s career. He seems to fail when he has an opportunity of
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* Wilson, Harry Leon. Ewing’s lady. † $1.50.

Appleton.
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The story of a young Westerner with genius for painting who

is both the protégé of a young New York widow and the object
of diabolical revenge on the part of the man whom his mother
ran away from to marry his father. Apart from the melodramatic
fury of the story a group of minor characters is drawn including
“the cowboy in the clear, heady Colorado air, the genial
freemasonry of the studio, Clarence, the lovable convert from
civilization, dyspepsia and predigested food, and Ben Crider, fit
associate for Billy Brue.” (Nation.)

“A generation ago such a story would have been branded as

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strong literary grip on his plot. His characters are admirably
drawn, consistent and lifelike. There is plenty of real humour in
the book, and some excellent pictures of manners, Eastern and
Western.” Burton Blass.
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