We shall do so to-night.

You know perfectly well that I have the greatest sympathy for your wishes and ambitions, and that it means as much to me as to you.

As soon as we have a quiet hour together we can talk it all over." These words quieted the child.

She knew that her mother always shared every experience with them.

In coming to town, mother and daughter had hoped to be able to carry out their most fervent wish, namely, the completion of Agnes' musical education.