Harry, by this time composed for the night and half asleep, said it was.
In a few moments he was aroused by Eva's saying, suddenly,
"Harry, I really think I ought to bring them together. Now, couldn't I do something?"
"With Jack?" said Harry, drowsily.
"Jack!—oh, you sleepy-head! Well, never mind. Good night."
[CHAPTER VIII.]
THE VANDERHEYDEN FORTRESS TAKEN.
"Now, Harry, I'll tell you what I'm going to do this morning," said Eva, with the air of a little general, as she poured his morning coffee.
"And what are you going to do?" replied he, in the proper tone of inquiry.