I forced a smile.

"Well!" I echoed--"I do not know what I should say,--except--that I wish

I knew you as you are. I feel that you were right in telling me once

that you are not what you seem."

He still kept his eyes fixed upon me.

"As you have expressed the wish,"--he said slowly--"I promise you you

_shall_ know me as I am some-day! It may be well for you to know,--for

the sake of others who may seek to cultivate my company."

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