Mother, I think my life is more full of happy thoughts than most of the girls about here because of your teaching.

No, I don't want to leave here, except, of course, I must live at Garthowen when Will wants me." The old woman made no answer, but continued to gaze at the crackling furze.
"You wish that too, mother ?" asked the girl.
"I did, 'merch i, but now I don't know indeed, Morva.

Thou must not marry without love." "Without love, mother! I have told you many times I love Will with all my heart." Sara shook her head with a smile of incredulity.
"It is a dream, child, and thou wilt wake some day.

Please God it may not be too late." A pained look overspread the girl's face, a turmoil of busy thought was in her brain, but there was no uncertainty in the voice with which she answered: "Mother, I love Will.

I have told him so.