 Certainly this thought is powerfully impressed on the mind, and it seems to stand out in letters of fire between the lines.An added element of tragedy gives its touch of interest in the discovery, too late, by Rachel that she has a heart, and that it beats for a man whom she might have married but for one of those trivial accidents which seem nothing at the time, but which are weapons more effective in the hands of that stern and veiled "Anangke" who was fabled to stand behind the thrones of even the gods, than the thunderbolts of Jove himself.The true-hearted man and the no less true-hearted woman go apart from each other to lives of accumulated misery that not even the shadow of shame may come to them.