I don't know.

I've had so little to do with girls, you see." "And you'd not know much more, however much you'd had.

You're only a boy still, mon gars." "Well, I'm going to do a man's work, and it's for Carette I'm going to do it.

Put in a good word for me while I'm away, won't you now, Aunt Jeanne?
Carette is more to me than anything else in the world." "Ay, well! We'll see.

And you saw Torode himself ?" And I told her all I had to tell about Torode, and John Ozanne, whom she had known as a boy.
"He was always good-hearted was John, but a bit slow and easy-going," said she.