What Wilf says is, of course, nothing to the point; he protests that her attitude has been irreproachable.' 'Especially in making assignations for six o'clock in the morning.' 'Well, well, that is merely granting the issue; you are a trifle' illogical, Edith.' 'No doubt I am.

You, on the other hand, seem to be very much of Wilf's opinion.

I am sorry that I can't do as you wish.' 'Well, we shall not gain anything by giving way to irritation.

He must be told how matters stand, and judge for himself.' As Mr.Athel was speaking, Wilfrid entered the room.

Impatience had overcome him.