"Lord Glengall," she said, "do you still want me to marry you?"
"Why, it was only on Wednesday I asked you. You don't suppose I've had time to change my mind?"
"Because—I've changed mine. I want to say 'Yes.'"
"'Yes,' Pam? Is it 'Yes'?" said Lord Glengall, turning and facing her. "Are you quite sure you mean 'Yes'?"
"Quite, quite sure," said Pam.
"What's come over you to make you say it, when you said 'No' the other day? You're doing it of your own free will, Pam?"
"Quite of my own free will."
Lord Glengall stooped and kissed the cool cheek, almost as her father might.
"And you won't want to unsay it later on, Pam?"
Pam shook her head.