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He was indeed more than good in the ordinary sense of the word , for what kindness and generosity and delicacy he had displayed towards her in his letter . So far did her leniency go that she even repeated his mad words , `` Darling , I love you , you can not conceive how much , '' again and again with a secret satisfaction ; for how hard it would have been if that passionate love he had felt for her , which only the discovery of their close relationship had made sinful , or inconvenient , had changed to aversion or cold indifference ; and this would certainly have happened if Arthur Eden had not been so noble-minded a person . When morning came she could not endure the thought that he was going away without that assurance from her own lips of which he had spoken . Mr. Tytherleigh would call to see her at one o'clock , but there were three or four long hours to get rid of before then , and in the end she dressed herself and went boldly to his apartments in Albemarle Street , where she arrived about eleven o'clock . The servant who answered her knock did not know whether she could see Mr. Eden , and summoned her mistress . `` Mr. Eden has only been home about an hour , '' said this lady , a little stiffly . `` He said he was going to sleep , and that he was not to be disturbed on any account . ''