It is the brightest, dearest place!" "It is Paradise," said Cardo.
"There's Jim Harris going! I must go and lock the door." "Everything is all raight, miss, and Ay wish you good-night," said Jim, as he went out.

He went through the same formula every night.
"Now for my part of the story," said Cardo, when she returned.
"First let me take the tea-things away, Cardo." "No, no, bother the tea-things; let them be for a while, Valmai.

I forbid your carrying them away at present, and, you know, you have promised to obey." "Yes, indeed, and to love you, and no one ever did love anybody as much as I love you.

Oh, I am sure of it.

No, indeed, Cardo.