I will take you out after I return." Then, noticing her downcast look, "You shall have more liberty when we get into our own home," he said kindly.
At that she looked up with a bright, glad smile.

"Papa, it will be _so nice_!" Max had drawn near.
"Papa," he said, "won't you let Lu take a walk with me?
Mayn't we run over to Fairview, and bring Evelyn back with us?
I know she'd be glad to have company coming over to school." "Yes, you may go, both of you, if you like.

But, Lulu, when you get home, go at once to your room: don't stop in the grounds or on the veranda." "I won't, papa," she said: "I'll go straight to my room, and, oh, thank you for letting me go!".