"No, I don't think so.

It wouldn't be worth while unless you mean to consider it." "Is that her point of view ?" asked Juliet.
"No; it's mine.

If she gets to know you and sets her heart on having you, and then you go and disappoint her--I shall be the sufferer," explained Fielding, with another cut at the grass in front of him.
It was Juliet's turn to smile.

"But I can't--possibly--decide until we have met, can I ?" she said.
"Does that mean you'll consider it ?" asked the squire.
"I am considering it," said Juliet.

"But please give me time! For I have only just begun." "That's fair," he conceded.