Maurice Leblanc,
The Three Eyes — Chapter XVI. Where Lips Unite
(1921)
“ Then the screen showed us the woman's face; and words cannot depict the expression of joy and headlong love that turned this face, which was neither very beautiful nor very young, into something more alive with youth and beauty than anything in this world.After that, the lovers flung themselves into each others' arms, as though their lives, too long separated, were striving to make but one. Their lips united. ”
