where she must have known beforehand that she would meet him—and where she was probably going for that purpose.
\"Very well; tomorrow evening,\" he repeated, inwardly resolved that he would not go early, and that by reaching her door late he would either prevent her from going to Mrs. Struthers's, or else arrive after she had started—which, all things considered, would no doubt be the simplest solution.
It was only half-past eight,
where she must have known beforehand that she would meet him—and where she was probably going for that purpose.
\"Very well; tomorrow evening,\" he repeated, inwardly resolved that he would not go early, and that by reaching her door late he would either prevent her from going to Mrs. Struthers's, or else arrive after she had started—which, all things considered, would no doubt be the simplest solution.
It was only half-past eight,
