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He was stupid and silent. He could only look and sigh, or, if he did manage to speak, he was sure to plunge into such final questions as, "Denas, will you marry me? When will you marry me?" Or to tell her of his stone cottage, and his fine boat, and the money he had in the St. Merryn's Savings Bank.

Merryn's and get his money, and follow Roland and Denas to the end of the world; and if they were not married, they should marry or die both of them. He walked his cottage floor the night through, and all the powers of darkness tortured and tempted him. For the first time in all their wedded life Joan dared not approach her husband.

Second, the question is, marriage or no marriage? Third, her voice and its cultivation. Fourth, the hundred pounds in St. Merryn's Bank. Fifth, everything as soon as can be to-morrow night if possible. Sixth, my own money from Tremaine. I should have about four hundred pounds. Heigho! I wish it was eight o'clock. And what an old cat Priscilla is!

Oh, 'twould have been a broad defiance to evil of every kind. I did think, too, that father had some money in St. Merryn's Bank." "To be sure. And so he did. But there your aunt Helen's husband was drowned last winter, and nothing laid by to bury him, and father had it to do; and then there was a mortgage on the cottage, and that was to lift, or no roof to cover Helen and her children.

But perhaps you do not judge me severely enough. I must see a great teacher, and he will tell me the truth." "To be sure. And you must have lessons also." "And for these things there must be money." "Certainly. I have upward of five hundred pounds and you have one hundred at least." "I have nothing, Roland." "The money you told me of in St. Merryn's Bank." "I cannot touch that." "Why?"

"Little patience! What are you saying, Denasia? You are very ungrateful! Have I not had patience for a whole month? Have I not spent even my cigar-money for you? Patience, indeed!" "Is there nowhere but St. Penfer? No person but Elizabeth?" "I can go to St. Merryn's, if you like. Give me an order for the money in your name at St. Merryn's Bank." She turned sullen in a moment.