He does not come surreptitiously, unawares, like one who is jealous; but he lets her know of his coming beforehand, like one who is well assured of how greatly, how very greatly he is loved.

Oh what a joy it will be even to look upon such happiness! The two ladies with radiantly happy faces returned to the company, which diverted itself till midnight, when every one retired to his own room.
Squire John helped his guests to their repose with a musical accompaniment, the gipsy band proceeding from window to window and intoning beneath each one a sleep-compelling symphony.

Finally, the last note died away, and everybody dozed off, and dreamed beautiful dreams.
The hunters dreamt of foxes (there was to be a hunt on the morrow), the orators dreamt of assemblies, Mr.Malnay dreamt of parties, Lady Szentirmay dreamt of her husband, and Fanny dreamt of that beautiful smiling countenance she had been thinking of so often, and which looked at her so kindly with its eloquent blue eyes and spoke to her with such a wondrously sweet voice.

It is permissible, of course, to dream of anything.
* * * * * Well, to-morrow!.