But I suppose no man can be dead sure of himself--always." "Will you come in ?" asked Sara as they paused at Sunnyside gate.
"Not to-day, I think.

I had better begin to accustom myself to doing without you, as I am going away so soon"-- smiling.
"I wish you were not going," she rejoined discontentedly.

"I so wanted you and Elisabeth to meet.

_Must_ you go ?" "I'm afraid I must.

And it's better that I should go, on the whole.
I should only be raging up and down like an untied devil because Mrs.
Durward was taking up so much of your time! Let her have you to herself for a few days--and then, when I come back, I shall have you to _myself_ again.".