He 's boarding at some little farmhouse up the shore . I 've written to him today to hunt you up and consider himself introduced to you . I think you 'll like him , for he 's just your style . '' Katherine smiled when Sidney Keith 's card was brought up to her that evening and went down to meet him . Her companion of the morning rose to meet her . `` You ! '' he said . `` Yes , me , '' said Miss Rangely cheerfully and ungrammatically . `` You did n't expect it , did you ? I was sure I had seen you before -- only it was n't you but your photograph . '' When Professor Keith went away it was with a cordial invitation to call again . He did not fail to avail himself of it -- in fact , he became a constant visitor at Sycamore Villa . Katherine wrote all about it to Edith and cultivated Professor Keith with a dear conscience . They got on capitally together . They went on long expeditions up shore after seaweeds , and when seaweeds were exhausted they began to make a collection of the Harbour Hill flora . This involved more long , companionable expeditions . Katherine sometimes wondered when Professor Keith found time to work on his book , but as he made no reference to the subject , neither did she . Once in a while , when she had time to think of them , she wondered how Ned and Edith were getting on . At first Edith 's letters had been full of Ned , but in her last two or three she had said little about him . Katherine wrote and jokingly asked Edith if she and Ned had quarreled .
XXXXX wrote back and said , `` What nonsense . ''
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