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Am I late?" asked Nevada. I came as quickly as I could. Uncle and I have been to the theatre this evening. Here I am, Gilbert!. Gilbert was standing in the door with his mouth open. You asked me to come, said Nevada simply, and I came. You said so in your letter. Why did you send for me?. "Did you read my letter?" asked Gilbert. No, I didn't, said Nevada."Barbara read it to me. Your letter said: 'Come to my studio at twelve o'clock to night. Do not be late. I shall be waiting for you,' I thought you were ill. But you look quite well.

Nevada asked if she was late. She said that she had come as quickly as she could. She added that she and her uncle had been to the theatre that evening. Gilbert was standing in the door with his mouth open. You asked me to come, said Nevada simply, and I came. You said so in your letter. Gilbert asked Nevada why she had sent for him and if she had read his letter. Nevada answered that she hadn't read his letter and that Barbara had read it to her. She added that in his letter Gilbert asked her to Come to his studio at twelve o'clock to night and not to be late and he should be waiting for her. Nevada added that she had thought he was ill but he looked quite well.