"Haven't you had your breakfast?"
"No; I am waiting for you."
"Why didn't you wake me up before? I don't like to keep you waiting."
"My boy," said Bundy in an affectionate tone, "it is the least I can do when you lay awake for me all night. I shall not soon forget your friendly devotion."
"You mustn't flatter me, Mr. Bundy," said Oliver. "You may make me vain."
"I'll take the risk."
"Have you been out?"
"Yes; I went out to get a paper, and I have seen our landlady. I gave her warning—told her I should leave to-day."
"What did she say?"
"She seemed surprised and wanted to know my reasons. I told her that I wasn't used to midnight interruptions. She colored, but did not ask any explanation. I paid her, and we will move to-day back to our old quarters. Now, when you are dressed, we will go and get some breakfast."