She let her hand rest in his a few seconds, and then gently withdrew it.
"I must be going," she said.
"So soon ?" exclaimed Keyork regretfully.

"There were many things I had wished to say to you to-day, but if you have no time----" "I can spare a few minutes," answered Unorna, pausing.

"What is it ?" "One thing is this." His face had again become impenetrable as a mask of old ivory, and he spoke in his ordinary way.

"This is the question.

I was in the Teyn Kirche before I came here." "In church!" exclaimed Unorna in some surprise, and with a slight smile.
"I frequently go to church," answered Keyork gravely.