I haven't waited this long without knowing--" "Nor I! I know, too." "I hope Jim will be glad," she suggested.
"He'll be delighted, and vastly relieved.

It has puzzled him fearfully of late to see you living away from me." We sat down, for there seemed much to say.
"I believed more than you did, with all your game," she taunted me.
"But you broke the rules.

Anybody can believe anything if he can break all the rules." "I'd a dreadful time showing you that I meant to." I shall not detail a conversation that could have but little interest to others.

Indeed, I remember it but poorly.

I only know that it seemed magically to feed upon itself, yet waxed to little substance for the memory.
One thing, however, I retain vividly enough.