Now, good-bye!" He called her when she was outside the door.
"I say, will you come again soon ?" "Yes, I will come to-morrow." "Do you know you've been a little brick.

I hope I haven't tired you.
You are only a bit of a thing yourself.

But, by Jove, you know how to put a fellow in a good temper!" When Mrs.Reffold went down to _table-d'hote_ that night, she met Bernardine on the stairs, and stopped to speak with her.
"We've had a splendid afternoon," she said; "and we've arranged to go again to-morrow at the same time.

Such a pity you don't come! Oh, by the way, thank you for going to see my husband.

I hope he did not tire you.