I ought to have gone to Norfolk this afternoon." She drew a little sigh.
"I wonder!" she said, half to herself.

"I think, perhaps,--yes, we will dine together, monsieur, you and I!" she said.

"You must take me somewhere where it is quite quiet--where no one will see us!" "Not down in the cafe, then ?" I asked smiling.
She held up her hands in horror.
"But no!" she declared.

"If it is possible, let us get away somewhere without Louis knowing." "It can be arranged," I assured her.

"May I come in and see you later on, and you shall tell me where to meet you ?" She thought for a minute.
"At seven o'clock," she answered.