The memory of yesterday evidently brought no regrets.
"I dared not look any other way," he answered faintly; "I was so afraid of alarming Miss Ruth." Then after a pause in which the smile and the gleam flickered over his pain-tortured face, he added in a more determined voice: "I am glad I went, though the doctor was furious.

He says it was the worst thing I could have done--and thought I ought to have had sense enough to--But don't let's talk any more about it, Miss Felicia.

It was so good of you to come.

Mr.Grayson has just left.

You'd think he was a woman, he is so gentle and tender.