I'm sure it's very good of you, miss, to spend the time you do over him.

He'd be an ungrateful little rogue if he didn't get on." "It's real kind of you to make me welcome," Mab said, with her cheek against the baby's head, "I don't know what I'd do if you didn't." "Ah! Poor dear! You must be lonesome now the gentleman's gone," said Mrs.
Quiller commiseratingly.
"Oh, no," said Mab lightly.

"Not so very.

I couldn't ask my cousin to give up all his time to me you know.

Besides, he would come to see me at any time if I really wanted him." "Ah!" Mrs.Quiller shook her head.