Joseph Conrad,
Victory — Part Four, Chapter Five
(1915)
“ I repeated Heyst. She noted the anxiety in his tone, and turned her head slightly to look at him across the table."It must have been something--to startle you," she said. In the depth of her parted lips, like a ripe pomegranate, there was a gleam of white teeth."It was only a single word--and some of his gestures. He had been making a good deal of noise. I wonder we didn't wake you up. How soundly you can sleep! I say, do you feel all right now?""As fresh as can be," she said, treating him to another deep gleam of a smile. "I heard no noise, and I'm glad of it. ”
