`` You are an Ingelow , Worth , '' he said when he came back . That was all , but Worth understood that her decision was not to cause any estrangement between them . A month later Worth 's last day at the Grange came . She was to leave for the West the next morning . They were all out in Grandfather Ingelow 's arcade , Uncle George and Aunt Charlotte and Aunt Ellen and Worth , enjoying the ripe mellow sunshine of the October day , when Paul Ingelow came up the slope . Worth went to meet him with outstretched hands . He took them both in his and looked at her very gravely . `` I have not come to say goodbye , Worth . I will not say it . You are coming back to me . '' Worth shook her brown head sadly . `` Oh , I can not , Uncle Paul . You know -- I told you -- '' `` Yes , I know , '' he interrupted . `` I have been thinking it all over every day since . You know yourself what the Ingelow determination is . It 's a good thing in a good cause but a bad thing in a bad one . And it is no easy thing to conquer when you 've let it rule you for years as I have done . But I have conquered it , or you have conquered it for me . Child , here is a letter . It is to your mother -- my sister Elizabeth .
In it I have asked her to forgive me , and XXXXX forget our long estrangement .
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