I might have finished him without giving him a chance to speak, girl, but I'd seen him with you and I was curious.

So I found out where you were going and why, and let Wilbur go.

I came back and looked at you and found you asleep." She grew cold at the thought of him leaning over her.
"I watched you a long time, and I suppose I'll remember you always as I saw you then.

You were very beautiful with the shadow of your lashes against your cheek--almost as beautiful as you are now as you stand over there, fearing and loathing me.

I dared not let you see me, but I decided to take care of you--for a while." "And now ?" "I have come to say farewell to you." "Let me see you once before you go." "No! You see, I fear you even more than you fear me." "Then I'll follow you." "It would be useless--utterly useless.