Shall I begin tonight ?" he said to Mr.St.Clair.
"To-morrow morning will do, Ranald," said Mr.St.Clair.

"Come up to the hotel and see us tonight." But Ranald said nothing.

Then Maimie went up to him.
"Good by, just now," she said, smiling into his face.

"You will come and see us to-night, perhaps ?" Ranald looked at her, while the blood mounted slowly into his dark cheek, and said: "Yes, I will come." "What's the matter with you, Maimie ?" said Harry, indignantly, when they had got outside.

"You would think Ranald was a stranger, the way you treat him." "And he is just splendid! I wish he had pulled ME out of the fire," cried Kate.
"You might try the river," said the lieutenant.