"All;--at any rate, now." Oh, Glencora! how could you be so weak? Why did you add that word, "now"? In truth, she added it then, at that moment, simply feeling that she could thus best secure an immediate compliance with her request.
"I will not go," he said, looking at her sternly, and leaning before her, with earnest face, with utter indifference as to the eyes of any that might see them. "I will not go till you tell me that you will see me again."
"I will," she said in that low, all-but-unuttered whisper.
"When,--when,--when?" he asked.

"All; at any rate, now." Oh, Glencora! how could you be so weak? Why did you add that word, "now"? In truth, she added it simply feeling that it was the best way to make him obey.
"I will not go," he said, looking at her sternly and earnestly, utterly indifferent to any watching eyes. "I will not go till you tell me that you will see me again."
"I will," she said in that low whisper.
"When - when?"
