"That—you stayed a little longer. You were to take us—them, I mean—on an excursion to-day in your motor-car. They're getting ready now. They'll be—so disappointed."
"I'll lend you—them—my car and my chauffeur."
"No, it would be horrid without y—It would be too ungracious. I—they—couldn't accept."
"I'm sorry."
"Don't you think maybe you'd better stay a little longer?"
"No, Miss Van Buren, I go now, or I—go with you to the end." I wonder if she guessed just what I meant by those words? "I'll not stop, after what's passed between us, for a day longer, except on two conditions."
"Conditions? You make conditions with me?"
"Certainly, I have the right."
"You are extraordinary."
"I am a Dutchman."