Monsieur must go away, and come again to-morrow.
"I will let her see you every day, poor, homesick child, until she is well enough to go into the _classe_ and commence her studies.

Then, not so often.

But monsieur will be gone long before that!" "No," Sir Everard said, distinctly.

"I remain in Paris for the winter.
I trust to madame's kind heart to permit me to see Miss Hunsden often." "Often! Ah, _mon Dieu_! how you English are impetuous! so--how do you call him ?--unreasonable! Monsieur may see mademoiselle in the salon every Saturday afternoon--not oftener." "It is better so, Everard.

I want to study--Heaven knows I need it! and your frequent visits would distract me.