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"Don't come till five, please. I must tell mamma; and I want some time to think. It does seem so like a dream. Do go, please." "Well! if I must, I must. But I don't feel as if I were in a dream, but in some real blessed heaven so long as I see you." DON'T COME TILL FIVE PLEASE I MUST TELL MAMMA AND I WANT SOME TIME TO THINK IT DOES SEEM SO LIKE A DREAM DO GO PLEASE WELL IF I MUST I MUST BUT I DON'T FEEL AS IF I WERE IN A DREAM BUT IN SOME REAL BLESSED HEAVEN SO LONG AS I SEE YOU
rying the water, they climbed the steep turfy slope. Near the top she wanted to take it again. "Mamma will not like it. Mamma will think it so strange." "Why, dearest, if I saw Nancy carrying it up this slope I would take it from her. It would be strange if a man did not carry it for any woman. But you must let me tell your mother of my right to help you. It is your dinner-time is it not? I may come in to dinner as one of the family may not I Maggie?" "No" she said softly. For she longed to be alone; and she dreaded being overwhelmed by the expression of her mother's feelings, weak and agitated as she felt herself. "Not to-day." "Not to-day!" said he reproachfully. "You are very hard upon me. Let me come to tea. If you will, I will leave you now. Let me come to early tea. I must speak to my father. He does not know I am here. I may come to tea. At what time is it? Three o'clock. Oh, I know you drink tea at some strange early hour; perhaps it is at two. I will take care to be in time."  E ARM ROUND HER WAIST AND WITH THE OTHER CARRYING THE WATER THEY CLIMBED THE STEEP TURFY SLOPE NEAR THE TOP SHE WANTED TO TAKE IT AGAIN MAMMA WILL NOT LIKE IT MAMMA WILL THINK IT SO STRANGE WHY DEAREST IF I SAW NANCY CARRYING IT UP THIS SLOPE I WOULD TAKE IT FROM HER IT WOULD BE STRANGE IF A MAN DID NOT CARRY IT FOR ANY WOMAN BUT YOU MUST LET ME TELL YOUR MOTHER OF MY RIGHT TO HELP YOU IF IT IS YOUR DINNER TIME IS IT NOT I MAY COME IN TO DINNER AS ONE OF THE FAMILY MAY NOT I MAGGIE NO SHE SAID SOFTLY FOR SHE LONGED TO BE ALONE AND SHE DREADED BEING OVERWHELMED BY THE EXPRESSION OF HER MOTHER'S FEELINGS WEAK AND AGITATED AS SHE FELT HERSELF NOT TO DAY NOT TO DAY SAID HE REPROACHFULLY YOU ARE VERY HARD UPON ME LET ME COME TO TEA IF YOU WILL I WILL LEAVE YOU NOW LET ME COME TO EARLY TEA I MUST SPEAK TO MY FATHER HE DOES NOT KNOW I AM HERE I MAY COME TO TEA AT WHAT TIME IS IT THREE O'CLOCK OH I KNOW YOU DRINK TEA AT SOME STRANGE EARLY HOUR PERHAPS IT IS AT TWO I'LL TAKE CARE TO BE IN TIME 
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