"But 'Tony may tell Dad; an' if he does Dad'll come up here an' make trouble. No, I must go."
"Tell 'Tony I want to see him," he replied. "If he says anything I'll make him pay for it; an' he won't do it again."
"You mustn't do that! It would make things all th' worse."
"Will you come up again to-morrow?"
She laughed. "That'll be too soon, won't it?"
"Not by a blamed sight."
"Well, I don't know. Good-bye."
"Good-bye," he said, holding out his hand.
She gave him her hand and then tried to push him away. "No, no! No, I say! I won't come any more if you do that!"
Despite her struggles he drew her to him and kissed her again and again.