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521
She
laughed
.
522
You
don
t
believe
me
?
You
must
remember
I
had
your
grandmother
to
consider
.
523
Yes
:
and
my
father
and
Effie
,
I
suppose
and
the
outraged
shades
of
Givre
!
He
paused
,
as
if
to
lay
more
stress
on
the
boyish
sneer
:
Do
you
likewise
include
the
late
Monsieur
de
Chantelle
?
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524
His
step
-
mother
did
not
appear
to
resent
the
thrust
.
She
went
on
,
in
the
same
tone
of
affectionate
persuasion
:
Yes
:
I
must
have
seemed
to
you
too
subject
to
Givre
.
Perhaps
I
have
been
.
But
you
know
that
was
not
my
real
object
in
asking
you
to
wait
,
to
say
nothing
to
your
grandmother
before
her
return
.
525
He
considered
.
Your
real
object
,
of
course
,
was
to
gain
time
.
526
Yes
but
for
whom
?
Why
not
for
you
?
527
For
me
?
He
flushed
up
quickly
.
You
don
t
mean
?
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528
She
laid
her
hand
on
his
arm
and
looked
gravely
into
his
handsome
eyes
.
529
I
mean
that
when
your
grandmother
gets
back
from
Ouchy
I
shall
speak
to
her
You
ll
speak
to
her
.
.
.
?
530
Yes
;
if
only
you
ll
promise
to
give
me
time