As you dream and I dream, so mayhap she dreamed.

Of dreams, then, let us say no more, since I think that they have served their purpose, and all three of us understand." Then I stretched out my arms, and next instant my head lay upon her perfumed breast.

She lifted it and kissed me on the lips, saying: "With this kiss again I give myself to you.

But oh! Humphrey, do not ask too much of the god of my people, Fate," and she looked me in the eyes and sighed.
"What do you mean ?" I asked, trembling.
"Many, many things.

Among them, that happiness is not for mortals, and remember that though my life began long ago, I am mortal as you are, and that in eternity time makes no difference." "And if so, Yva, what then?
Do we meet but to part ?" "Who said it?
Not I.Humphrey, I tell you this.