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　　Rose stood still, and nerved herself in silence. Josephine pantedin her hiding-place. 　　Rose’s only thought now was to expose the traitor to her sister, andrestore her peace. She pretended not to see Camille till he wasnear her. He came eagerly towards her, his pale face flushing withgreat joy, and his eyes like diamonds. 　　"Josephine! It […]

　　Rose got a little cross at being practically confuted, and saidcoldly, "Come, let us go in; the only cocked hat we can see is onthe way to Paris."Josephine assented eagerly. But she had not taken two steps towardsthe house ere she altered her mind, and said she felt faint, shewanted air; no, she should stay […]

　　Coming this way!" and she became singularly restless, and lookedround in the carriage. It was one of those old chariots with noside windows, but a peep hole at the back. This aperture, however,had a flap over it. Josephine undid the flap with nimble thoughagitated fingers; and saw–nothing. The road had taken a turn. 　　"Oh," said […]

"They would?" and she raised her blue eyes indignantly to his. "No matter, you are the one to say about that." "I say they do too much.  I shall have to get Jane to help you." "By all means!  Then you’ll have more society." "That was a home shot.  You know how I dote on […]

"Oh-h, what a speech!  Hasn’t that a pretty golden hue?" she asked, holding up a mass of the butter she was ladling from the churn into a wooden tray. "Yes, you are making the gilt-edge article now.  I don’t have to sell it to Tom Watterly any more." "I’d like to give him some, though." […]