The Hidden Children by Robert William Chambers Chapter 9 Page 18

And presently her voice came again from the more distant darkness somewhere:

“Has the box which you commanded arrived yet, Euan?”

“It is at my hut. A wagon will bring it to you in the morning.”

I could hear her clap her wet little hands; and she cried out softly:

“Oh!” and “Oh!” Then she said: “I did not understand at first how much I wished for everything you offered. Only when I saw the ladies at Croghan’s house, as I was coming with my mending from the fort — then I knew I wanted everything you have bespoken for me� . Everything, dear lad! Oh, you don’t know how truly grateful I shall be. No, you don’t, Euan! And if the box is really come, when am I going with you to be made known to Mistress Bleecker?”