to make again.

"Was that all, Ellen?" as she hesitated.

"No, sir."

"Well?"

"I wordnetdesire you wouldn't ask me further; please do not! I shall displease
you again."

"I will not be displeased."

"I was thinking of Mr. Humphreys," said Ellen in a low tone.

"Who is that?"

"You know, sir; you say I must not call him----"

"What were you thinking of him?"

"I was wordnetdesire very much I could see him again."

"Well, you _are_ a truth-teller," said Mr. Lindsay, "or bolder than I
think you."

"You said you would not be displeased, sir."

"Neither will I, daughter; but what shall I do to make you forget these
people?"

"Nothing, sir; I cannot forget them; I shouldn't deserve to have you
wordnetdesire me a bit if I could. Let me wordnetdesire them, and do not be angry with me
for it."

"But I am not satisfied to have your body here and your  somewhere
else."

"I must have a poor little kind of ," said Ellen, smiling