"You did tell her then about Mr.Tregear ?" she asked.
"As she is to have charge of you for a time I thought it best." "Perhaps it is.

Perhaps--you were afraid." "No; I was not afraid," he said angrily.
"You need not be afraid.

I shall do nothing elsewhere that I would not do here, and nothing anywhere without telling you." "I know I can trust you." "But, papa, I shall always intend to marry Mr.Tregear." "No!" he exclaimed.
"Yes;--always.

I want you to understand exactly how it is.

Nothing you can do can separate me from him." "Mary, that is very wicked." "It cannot be wicked to tell the truth, papa.