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He was very insistent that I should spend the whole evening with hiuerite had not been hen I left

her I told hio back to her

early, proain on the morrow

The weather was fine; he walked with me as far as the station Never had

I been so happy The future appeared as I had long desired to see it I

had never loved my father as I loved hi hied me to stay I refused

"You are really very much in love with her?" he asked

"Madly"

"Go, then," and he passed his hand across his forehead as if to chase

a thought, then opened his ; but he only

pressed : "Till to-morrow, then!"