Go away as soon as we sit down to table, and Marton will escort you as far as the street door, but do not leave the house.

When the street door is closed again, everyone thinking you are gone, go upstairs in the dark as far as the third floor, where you must wait for us.

We will come up the moment M.
Rosa has left the house, and our aunt has gone to bed.

Angela will be at liberty to grant you throughout the night a tete-a-tete which, I trust, will prove a happy one." Oh! what joy-what gratitude for the lucky chance which allowed me to read this letter on the very spot where I was to expect the dear abject of my love! Certain of finding my way without the slightest difficulty, I returned to Madame Orio's sitting-room, overwhelmed with happiness..