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eleven in the morning
Verena determined now that her companion should hear all there was to be heard about the letter ; asking herself whether , if she told her at present more than she cared to know , it would n't make up for her hitherto having told her less . `` He brought it with him , written , in case I should be out . He wants to see me to-morrow -- he says he has ever so much to say to me . He proposes an hour -- says he hopes it wo n't be inconvenient for me to see him about eleven in the morning ; thinks I may have no other engagement so early as that . Of course our return to Boston settles it , '' Verena added , with serenity . Miss Chancellor said nothing for a moment ; then she replied , `` Yes , unless you invite him to come on with you in the train . '' `` Why , Olive , how bitter you are ! ''