10/40 I have a hope, though, that before long she will confide in me completely. The poor child knows nothing of this scandal; she even believes that Mr.Grail will take the librarianship as if nothing had happened. I can't with certainty foresee what effect it will have upon her when she hears the truth. Of course she must see her sister before very long. In the meantime, I have to tell her that things are going on quite smoothly; it is the only way to keep her calm.' 'What of the sister? |