I can say that, with a true and honest heart, any way.

And then to be driven from the door, when I only came to ask how old master was--!' 'They never told me that,' said the child.

'I didn't know it indeed.
I wouldn't have had them do it for the world.' 'Thank'ee, miss,' returned Kit, 'it's comfortable to hear you say that.
I said I never would believe that it was your doing.' 'That was right!' said the child eagerly.
'Miss Nell,' cried the boy coming under the window, and speaking in a lower tone, 'there are new masters down stairs.

It's a change for you.' 'It is indeed,' replied the child.
'And so it will be for him when he gets better,' said the boy, pointing towards the sick room.
'-- If he ever does,' added the child, unable to restrain her tears.
'Oh, he'll do that, he'll do that,' said Kit.

'I'm sure he will.