"Will you?" said Julia, brightly. "Then I don't mind so much. How stupid I was not to wake up!"
"I didn't wake up either. One of the men woke me up. I ran up as quick as I could, but it was too late."
"I got very tired yesterday," said Julia, apologetically. "That was what made me sleep so sound. When did you say the next train went?"
"At six-thirty."
"What shall we do till then?"
"You can lie down if you want to, and I will call you in time."
"I don't dare to," said Julia. "Besides, I don't feel sleepy now."
They decided to sit down and while away the time, and were not at a loss for topics of conversation. At half-past six they had taken their places in the cars, in the full anticipation of a pleasant journey.