It only shows how much I care for her." "I will not stay here to be insulted," said Hetty, her distress returning.

"I will go home." "Not to-night; there is no train." "I will walk." "It is too far." "I don't care.

I will not stay here, though I die of cold by the roadside." "My cherished one, I have been annoying you purposely because you show by your anger that you have not ceased to care for me.

I am in the wrong, as I usually am, and it is all my fault.

Agatha knows nothing about our marriage." "I do not blame you so much," said Henrietta, suffering him to place her head on his shoulder; "but I will never speak to Agatha again.