[Kitty Trenire by Mabel Quiller-Couch]@TWC D-Link bookKitty Trenire CHAPTER XVIII 18/24
This is, after all, but a short temporary parting, when we could all come together if needs be. There are some that last a lifetime," he added sadly, and Kitty knew he was thinking of her dead mother.
A few moments later he spoke more cheerfully.
"I am going up with you to-morrow," he said.
"Perhaps that will comfort you a little." Kitty looked delighted, but Dr.Trenire did not tell her that when he had left her at her school he was going to consult a doctor about his own health; for he intended to let no one know that he was bound on such an errand until he had heard the verdict, and only then if it was absolutely necessary. However, the consultation proved that it was absolutely necessary, and a few days later the following letter reached Kitty:-- "My Dearest Kitty,--I have to send you some news which is not good, but you must not think it very bad.
A few days ago I was told by a medical man that I must take a long holiday and a sea voyage as soon as possible, and he dared me to stay away less than three months.
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