She joyfully acceded to this proposal, and suffered me, with less reluctance, to depart, when I told her that it was with a view to collect and send to my new dwelling what articles would be immediately useful to me.
Once more I returned to the house which had been the scene of so much turbulence and danger.

I was at no great distance from it when I observed my brother coming out.

On seeing me he stopped, and after ascertaining, as it seemed, which way I was going, he returned into the house before me.

I sincerely rejoiced at this event, and I hastened to set things, if possible, on their right footing.
His brow was by no means expressive of those vehement emotions with which Pleyel had been agitated.

I drew a favorable omen from this circumstance.