She devoted herself to her misery at [266] being forbidden to gush over saying good-bye to Homer Wells. ' Larch didn't know that Nurse Edna had been in love with him from day one, but he was correct in supposing that it hadn't been exactly love that passed between Melony and Homer Wells. 'Might have made,' Homer mumbled to himself. The women were not speaking to each other—they probably didn't know each other; they had certainly guessed each other's circumstances.
'Good night, Wilbur!' Nurse Edna managed to say, while Nurse Angela summoned her strength for the us 'Oh, God, he wants Grace!' Dot Taft said. Grogan heard—Mary Agnes was still violently ill and too much surrounded by her own noise. Grogan was; there was nothing personal in her bitterness—and very little that was personal in her whole life, really.
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