I shall arrive at ten to-morrow night, and I'll telephone you at eleven." "Splendid--splendid! I'll be alone in my room then.

I've got a telephone instrument there, and so we could say good-night." "So we can say good-night," he repeated in a low voice, and he held out his hand in good-bye.

When he had gone, with a new, great hope in his heart, she sat down and tremblingly re-opened the note she had received a moment before.
"I am going abroad" it read--"to Paris, Berlin, Vienna, and St.
Petersburg.

I think I've got my chance at last.

I want to see you before I go--this evening, Jasmine.