She whispered: "I will lend you some; will you let me?"

He answered, with dignity: "You are very kind, pet; but do not think of

that, I beg of you. You would hurt my feelings."

She was silent, and then clasping him in her arms, murmured: "You will

never know how much I love you."

It was one of their most pleasant evenings.

As she was leaving, she remarked, smilingly: "How nice it is when one is

in your position to find money you had forgotten in your pocket--a coin

that had worked its way between the stuff and the lining."

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