When, because much is known by all, nothing shall be dreaded by any.

When all mankind shall be absolutely its own master, strong, and brave, and free!" "Like you, Gabriel!" the girl exclaimed, from her heart.
"Don't say that!" he disclaimed.

"Don't--" She put her hand over his mouth.
"Shhhh!" she forbade him.

"You mustn't argue, now, because your arm's just been set and we don't want any fever.

If my dreams include you, too, Gabriel, don't try to tell me I'm mistaken--because I'm not, to begin with, and I _know_ I'm not!" He laughed, and shook his head.
"Do you realize," said he, "that when it comes to bravery, and strength, and the splendid freedom of an emancipated soul, I must look to _you_ for light and leading ?" "Don't!" she whispered.