Six o'clock
I will see this _ friend _ of his , this Madame Des Roches ; I will even love her , if it is in woman to be so disinterested . She loves him ; he sees her ; they say she is amiable ; I could have wished her visit to Quebec had been delayed . But he comes ; he looks up ; his eyes seem to thank me for this excess of complaisance : what is there I would not do to give him pleasure ? Six o'clock . Do you think her so very pleasing , my dear Bell ? she has fine eyes , but have they not more fire than softness ? There was a vivacity in her manner which hurt me extremely : could she have behaved with such unconcern , had she loved as I do ?