There was a change in his favour; he felt that she liked to have him with her and that she was trying to have him feel as much in some mysterious way of her own.

He could see, however, that she was hardly conscious of doing this and that the change was more apparent to his eyes than it was to hers.
"Must you really go home now ?" he said, as Turner began to talk of leaving, soon after supper.

They had been sitting out the dance under a palm at the angle of the stairs.
"Yes," answered Turner; "Howard has the measles and I promised to be home early.

Delphine was to come for me and she ought to be here now." "Delphine ?" exclaimed young Haight.

"Didn't you come with Van ?" "No," answered Turner quietly.