He rose and walked up and down the room, speaking low words of self-reproach and humiliation, of which Margaret was thankful to hear but few. At last he said,
"Margaret, I return to the old sad burden: we must leave Helstone."
"Yes! I see. But when?"

He rose and walked up and down the room. At last he said,
'Margaret, we must leave Helstone.'
'Yes! I see. But when?'
