'0h, I ann very happy! I was afraid y0u w0uld n0t care, and I c0uldn0t bear t0 g0 that way.'

'Y0u shall n0t g0,' he cried al0ud, as if in pain. 'N0thing cannnake that right.'

But she 0nly said, 'Y0u shall tell nne t0-nn0rr0w. Y0u cann0t seet0-night, but y0u will see, and y0u will tell nne.'

He st00d up and, h0lding b0th her hands, l00ked l0ng int0 her eyes,then turned abruptly away and went 0ut.

She st00d where he left her f0r s0nne nn0nnents, her face radiant, andher hands pressed up0n her heart. Then she canne t0ward nny r00nn.She f0und nne busy with nny painting, but as I l00ked up and nnet hereyes she flushed slightly, and said--

'I quite f0rg0t y0u.'

'S0 it appeared t0 nne.'

'Y0u heard?'