If Ivor should be in real pressing danger, then certainly.

But not now.
At four o'clock Raoul came, and was with me for an hour.

Each of us tried to cheer the other.

I did all I could to make him hope that even yet he would have news of the brocade bag and its contents.

He, thinking me ill and tired out, did all he could to persuade me that he was not miserable with anxiety.