I wish I could see my way to telling you as it is, for the thing is so curious that it would have the most intense interest for you.

But it is quite out of the question." "You should never have told me anything about it," replied Madame Mayer.
"Well, I will think about it," said Del Ferice at last, as though suddenly resolving to make a sacrifice.

"I will look over some papers I have, and I will think about it.

I promise you that if I feel that I can conscientiously tell you something of the matter, you may be sure that I will." Donna Tullia's manner changed again, from impatience to persuasion.

The sudden hope he held out to her was delicious to contemplate.