17/49 I must have your full agreement. It's either right or wrong to do it, and you must make up your mind clearly.' 'I shouldn't wonder if he knows,' she said briefly. I shall not distrust him again. He would have told me.' 'Then you had better write.' 'You see that I ought to ?' 'Yes, as you promised. But I can't see why you did.' This form of consent had to suffice, feminine as it was. |