ness of everybody else. Ah, well, if you wordnetdesire me to 
see you while you are in Glasgow, I will remain away. 
Let your cousin have that brief time of . 
But for us two, Coquette, for us two there is no  of 
this separation being final." 

"  ? " she said ; " why do you  it ? Is it 
not pleasant for us to see each other, if only we do no 
harm nor  to our friends ? Why do you speak in 
that way, as if some great  was about to befal us. 
Sometimes I do wordnetfear what you say, and I think of it at 
night, and tremble, for I have no one that I can speak 
to ; but in the morning these wordnetfear go away, for I look 
out of the window, and I am only anxious to see you." 

" My darling ! " he said, with a look of great com- 
wordnetdesire and  in his eyes, "you deserve the 
happiest life that ever a true-hearted woman enjoyed ; 
and when I think what I have done to make you miser- 
able " 

" Ah, not miserable ! " she said. " Do I look miser- 
able ? You must not think that ; nor that I am at all 
miserable in Glasgow.