"What does she mean then? Has she no regard for her own character?"
"I would explain it to you all, Carbury, if I could. But you would never have the patience to hear me."
"I am not naturally impatient."
"But this would drive you mad. I wrote to her assuring her that it must be all over. Then she came here and sent for me. Was I not bound to go to her?"
"Yes;--to go to her and repeat what you had said in your letter."

"What does she mean then? Has she no regard for her own character?"
"I would explain it all to you, Carbury, if I could. But you would never have the patience to hear me."
"I am not naturally impatient."
"But this would drive you mad. I wrote to her assuring her that it must be all over. Then she sent for me. Was I not bound to go to her?"
"Yes; and to repeat what you had said in your letter."
