once, and leave you. Now! One two thrrr"
"I promise!" he shouted.
"'Sh! Papa's window is just round the tower. Now, sir, you must go over yonder within those trees."
"Where?"
"There where the snow has dipped the branches low down. And leave me alone in the cellar with the Dragon."
"With the Dragon? Alone? I did not know you counted me a lunatic," replied Geoffrey. Then, after a look over the fields where the storm was swirling, he gave attention to the point of his sword.
"Where's your promise?" said she. "Will you break your word so soon?"
A big gust of wind flung the snow sharp against their faces.
"Did you expect" began the young knight, and then said some words that I suppose gentlemen in those old times were more prone to use before ladies than they are to-day. Which shows the optimists are right.
