Good-night again.

Remember that One whom we both acknowledge as the source of all true light said: 'If the light that is in thee be darkness, how great is that darkness.'" He shook hands first with the mother, then with the son, who turned away from him with a curt "Good-night" and nodded to Maitland.
For a moment or two neither of the men spoke.

They were both grievously disappointed in the interview.
"I never saw him like that," said the Reverend Murdo at length.

"What can be the matter with him?
With him passion is darkening counsel." "Well," said Maitland, "I have found out one thing that I wanted." "And what is that ?" "These men clearly do not want what they are asking for.

They want chiefly war--at least, McNish does." "I am deeply disappointed in McNish," replied the minister, "and I confess I am anxious.