"Nat, do you remember at Nadir the guavas—when, you'd come out to where
I was with the goats?"
Natalie nodded, a starry look in her far-away eyes.
"Nat," said Lew, "tell me about it—about Nadir—about—about everything. About how you went back to Consolation Cottage."
Natalie flashed a look at him.
"How did you know we had been back to Consolation Cottage?"
"Why, I went there," said Lewis. "It isn't three months since I went there."
"Did you, Lew?" said Natalie, her face brightening. "Did you go just to look for us?"
"Of course," said Lewis. "Now tell me."
"No," said Natalie, with a shake of her head, "you first."