And I love her so -- and I 'll die , too -- oh , Uncle Walter , come . '' Uncle Walter looked as if he wanted to ask some questions , but he said nothing . With a strange face he hurried after Jims . Miss Avery was still lying there . As Uncle Walter bent over her he saw the broad red scar and started back with an exclamation . `` She is dead ? '' gasped Jims . `` No , '' said Uncle Walter , bending down again -- `` no , she has only fainted , Jims -- overcome by the heat , I suppose . I want help . Go and call somebody . '' `` There 's no one home here to-day , '' said Jims , in a spasm of joy so great that it shook him like a leaf . `` Then go home and telephone over to Mr. Loring 's . Tell them I want the nurse who is there to come here for a few minutes . '' Jims did his errand . Uncle Walter and the nurse carried Miss Avery into the house and then Jims went back to the blue room . He was so unhappy he did n't care where he went . He wished something would jump at him out of the bed and put an end to him . Everything was discovered now and he would never see Miss Avery again . Jims lay very still on the window seat . He did not even cry .
He had come XXXXX one of the griefs that lie too deep for tears .
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