I know you never thought of it." "But I did," she said quietly; "I thought of it, and thought that if Sister Seraphina woke up, and they sent for me, you would take me away with you to that dear little hollow in the hills, where I first heard your voice.

You remember it, don't you?
You were lost, I think, in the darkness, and I used to say to myself afterwards that I found you.
That was the first time.

Then the second time I heard you, was here in the hall.

I was alone in the other room, for Mrs.Barker had gone out.
I did not know you were here, but I knew your voice.

And the third time was before the convent gate, and then I knew you knew me.