be, mind you. It won't be done for nothing; but we have something in the
savings bank, and the rest will come right enough.

"It will be just as well that I should have something to drive me out of
the house occasionally, for otherwise I should get too fond both of it
and of you, Elizabeth," he said, and drew her towards him. "I must have
a little rain and storm now and again--it's my nature, you know. And the
Master must not be made to have written lies about me."

His wife looked at him. A glow of deep feeling overspread her handsome
features.

"How happy we have become, Salve!" she exclaimed. "If it could only have
been like this from the very beginning!"

"I have thought over that, Elizabeth," he said, seriously. "There has
been One at the helm who is cleverer than I, for there was a deal of bad
stuff to be knocked out of me after I returned from that foreign life.
You, poor woman, were the chief sufferer by it, I am afraid."

"And it was I, Salve, who was the chief cause of it all," she replied.

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