She and I won't dance any more.

You can count on me.

You can trust me.

You know that when I say a thing I'll do it." He realised now what had happened to him--a thing that of all things he had learned to dread most,--a desperate temptation.

He answered, and his tone and manner gave her no glimpse of the shock of opposing forces that had taken place within a heart that for many months had been dwelling in the calm of victory.
"I cannot do it, Ann." "Bart Toyner," she said, "I'm all alone in this world; there's not a soul to help me.