I am going to trust you, Virginia.

There are sometimes occasions when I do things, or am concerned in matters, which not even my secretaries have any idea of.

You only, in the future, will know.

I think, dear, that we shall get on very well together.

I am not going to offer you a great deal of money, because you would not know what to do with it, but so long as you remain with me, and serve me in the way that I direct, I am going to do what I feel I ought to have done long ago for your people down at Wellham Springs." Her face shone, and her beautiful eyes were more brilliant still with unshed tears.
"Uncle!" she murmured breathlessly.
He nodded.
"That will do," he said.