I _must_ talk with him, but people must not know who he is.' I told her we were going to be very careful for her sake." "That's right, we must," Harold interrupted.
"She didn't seem scared about herself.

'It won't harm me,' she said, 'but father is hard to manage when anything displeases him.

We must be careful on Harold's account.'" Harold's throat again contracted with emotion.

"She never thinks of herself; that's her way." "Now we've just got to walk boldly up the walk, the two of us together, and call on her.

I'll introduce you to her father or she will; he knows me.