At last she said hastily, "Go"
Listening at the door, he heard Grace ask, a few moments later, in a faint voice, "What has happened?'"
"You only fainted, deary."
"Why—why—I'm in the library."
"Yes, you got up in your sleep, and I followed you; and the doctor will soon be here, although little need we have of him."
"Oh, I've had a fearful dream. I thought I saw Warren or Alford. I surely heard Alford's voice."
"Yes, dear, I've no doubt you had a bad dream; and it may be that Alford's voice caused it, for he arrived late last night and has been talking with your father."
"That must be it," she sighed; "but my head is so confused. Oh, I am so glad he's come! When can I see him?"
"Not till after the doctor comes and you are much stronger."
"I wish to thank him; I can't wait to thank him."