As she looked at him she was more than ever convinced that that other staff ought to be her staff.
"May I come again,--after a month, say ?" he asked, when there had been another short period of silence.
"No, no.

Why should you trouble yourself?
I am not worth it." "It is for me to judge of that, Miss Rowley." "All the same, I know that I am not worth it.

And I could not tell you to do that." "Then I will wait, and come again without your telling me." "Oh, Mr.Glascock, I did not mean that; indeed I did not.

Pray do not think that.

Take what I say as final.