But he will be unhappy, and will, I fear, make others unhappy.

Dear Bell, may not this thing remain for a while unsettled?
You will not find that I take advantage of your goodness.

I will not intrude it on you again,--say for a fortnight,--or till Crosbie shall be gone." "No, no, no," said Bell.
"Why are you so eager in your noes?
There can be no danger in such delay.

I will not press you,--and you can let my uncle think that you have at least taken time for consideration." "There are things as to which one is bound to answer at once.

If I doubted myself, I would let you persuade me.