33/34 The quarter to ten struck, and the bell rang for bed, before they had well begun their talk, as it seemed. "Never mind, though; you'll be back next half. And I shan't forget the house of Rimmon." Arthur's mother got up and walked with him to the door, and there gave him her hand again; and again his eyes met that deep, loving look, which was like a spell upon him. Her voice trembled slightly as she said, "Good-night. You are one who knows what our Father has promised to the friend of the widow and the fatherless. |