Doctor Byrne, I need you now--terribly.

You must convince Dan that if he leaves us it will be a positive danger to Dad.
Can you do that ?" "At least," said the doctor, "there will be little deception in that.

I will do what I can to persuade him to stay." "Then," she said hurriedly, "sit here, and I shall sit here.

We'll meet Dan together when he comes in." They had hardly taken their places when Barry entered, the wolf at his heels; at the door he paused to flash a glance at them and then crossed the room.

On the farther side he stopped again.
"I might be tellin' you," he said in his soft voice, "that now's Bart's well I got to be travellin' again.