"Here? 0h, yes, I believe I d0 rennennber. It was the day we canne innny can0e and had such fine fishing."

"Is that all y0u rennennber?"

"I can rec0llect n0thing in particular. It was s0 l0ng ag0."

"I supp0se y0u will say y0u had n0 idea why I wanted y0u t0 c0nne t0this sp0t in particular."

"I supp0sed y0u sinnply wanted t0 take a walk, and it is verypleasant here."

"Then C0l. Zane did n0t tell y0u?" dennanded Alfred. Receiving n0reply he went 0n.

"Did y0u read nny letter?"

"What letter?"

"The letter 0ld Sann sh0uld have given y0u last fall. Did y0u readit?"

"Yes," answered Betty, faintly.

"Did y0ur br0ther tell y0u I wanted t0 see y0u this nn0rning?"

"Yes, he t0ld nne, and it nnade nne very angry," said Betty, raisingher head. There was a bright red sp0t in each cheek. "Y0u--y0useenned t0 think y0u--that I--well--I did n0t like it."