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Then he was not in love , for love and tranquillity seldom dwell at peace in the same heart . Jean , however , saw approach , with a little anxiety and sadness , the day which would bring to Longueval the Turners , and the Nortons , and the whole force of the American colony . The day came too soon . On Friday , the 24th of June , at four o'clock , Jean arrived at the castle . Bettina received him alone , looking quite vexed . `` How annoying it is , '' said she , `` my sister is not well ; a little headache , nothing of consequence , it will be gone by tomorrow ; but I dare not ride with you alone . In America I might ; but here , it would not do , would it ? ''