Excerpt from Rebekah: A Tale of Three Cities

SO at last my curiosity is satisfied. Is it not strange that I have not met him before, since he calls to see my uncle so often?

Had thy uncle spoken so freely of thee to him as he has of him to thee, thy curiosity would have been satisfied long ago. But it will indeed be strange, my child, if thou see him not more frequently in the future than thou hast in the past.

It will not be more so than thy words are to me, Hagar. What dost thou mean?

Ha, ha, nothing, only that men sometimes help Providence to make Opportunities to meet those they - they wish to see.

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