You will have enough of solitude, I fear." "And you will have little enough of the pleasant country life you planned, and which you seem so to delight in." "Never mind--perhaps it's good for me.

I have a life of hard work before me, and can't afford to get used to too much pleasure.

But we'll make the most of every bit of time we have.

How have you felt to-day?
Strong ?" "Very strong.

Now what would you like us to do tomorrow ?" "I want to show you the common in early morning--the view there is so lovely." "Of Nature, or human nature ?" He half smiled, though only at my mischievousness.