Of Frost and Fire
Kivok
replied Julia, "Mr. Wilmot is nothing to me, and there is no reason why I should go to him, more than to any other lovesick youth who takes a fancy to send for me. You would not feel obliged to run if Bill Jeffrey should have the measles and send for you."
[pg 051]"Oh, stop, stop," said Fanny, "you shall not liken Bill Jeffrey to Mr. Wilmot, who is so good, so noble. You loved him once, and for the sake of that love go to him now; it can do you no harm."
"It would seriously affect my plans for the future; and once for all, I tell you I will not go," replied Julia.
"Then I will," said Fanny, "and show him that I, at least, have not forgotten him."
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