You must not go away." "Not if he orders it ?" "And keep nothing secret that concerns us two." "Even if he torments me ?" "We gain more and defend ourselves better by allowing everything to be open.

We must manage to be so constantly before the eyes of people, that they are constantly forced to talk about how fond we are of each other; so much the sooner will they wish that all may go well with us.
You must not leave home.

There is danger of gossip forcing its way between those who are parted.

We pay no heed to any idle talk the first year, but we begin by degrees to believe in it the second.

We two will meet once a week and laugh away the mischief people would like to make between us; we shall be able to meet occasionally at a dance, and keep step together until everything sings about us, while those who backbite us are sitting around.