I shall not know when or where--" He stopped short, raised his eyes, and said in a decided tone: "Ah, well, yes; I should like to see her." "If you've quite made up your mind," said Guerchard impatiently, and he went into the anteroom.
Lupin stood very still, frowning thoughtfully.

He heard footsteps on the stairs, and then the voice of Guerchard in the anteroom, saying, in a jeering tone, "You're free, mademoiselle; and you can thank the Duke for it.

You owe your liberty to him." "Free! And I owe it to him ?" cried the voice of Sonia, ringing and golden with extravagant joy.
"Yes, mademoiselle," said Guerchard.

"You owe it to him." She came through the open door, flushed deliciously and smiling, her eyes brimming with tears of joy.

Lupin had never seen her look half so adorable.
"Is it to you I owe it?
Then I shall owe everything to you.