He wants quiet so much, or to talk a little when it suits him; we are too many now, when he is tired." "Oh, it is best," said Ethel.

"Nothing that you do is selfish--don't talk of it, dear Margaret.

It will be something like old times when you come down again." "But all this time you are not telling me what I want so much to hear," said Margaret, "about Cocksmoor.

I am so glad Richard has taken it up." "That he has.

We are to go every Friday, and hire a room, and teach the children.