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'It 's not precocity; it 's healthy inquiry. She brings me nearer ideas of my own, not yet examined, than any one else does. I say, what a wife for a man! 'She takes my place beside you, dear, now I am not quite strong, said Nataly. 'You have not seen . . .? 'Dudley Sowerby? He's at Cronidge, I believe. His elder brother's in a bad way. Bad business, this looking to a death.
Facts had not taught him, that the doing nothing, for a length of days after the first shock he sustained, was the reason of how it came that Nesta knitted closer her acquaintance with the 'agreeable lady' she mentioned in her letter to Cronidge.
I shall go to her to-morrow. 'I might offer to conduct you-now! 'You are kind; I have Skepsey. She relieved the situation of its cold-toned strain in adding: 'He is a host. 'But I may come? now! Have I not the right? You do not deny it me? 'You are very generous. 'I claim the right, then. Always. And subsequently, soon after, my mother hopes to welcome you at Cronidge.
'You told him of her being at the Wells? in the neighbourhood, Victor? 'Didn't you know, my dear, the family-seat is Cronidge, two miles out from the Wells? and particularly pretty country. 'I had forgotten, if I ever heard. You will not let him be in ignorance? 'My dear love, you are pale about it. This is a matter between men.
For a vague encouragement, Dorothea said: 'One week, and we are back home at Moorsedge! not so far from Cronidge, was implied, for the administering of some foolish temporary comfort. And it was as when a fish on land springs its hollow sides in alien air for the sustaining element; the girl panted; she clasped Dorothea's hand and looked at Virginia: 'My mother I must see her! she said.
She reproached herself for coldness to poor Skepsey, when he had gone. The prospect of her being alone until the morning had been so absorbing a relief. She found a relief also in work at the book of the trains. A walk to the telegraph-station strengthened her. Especially after despatching a telegram to Mr. Dudley Sowerby at Cronidge, and one to Nesta at Moorsedge, did she become stoutly nerved.
She reproached herself for coldness to poor Skepsey, when he had gone. The prospect of her being alone until the morning had been so absorbing a relief. She found a relief also in work at the book of the trains. A walk to the telegraph-station strengthened her. Especially after despatching a telegram to Mr. Dudley Sowerby at Cronidge, and one to Nesta at Moorsedge, did she become stoutly nerved.
Facts had not taught him, that the doing nothing, for a length of days after the first shock he sustained, was the reason of how it came that Nesta knitted closer her acquaintance with the 'agreeable lady' she mentioned in her letter to Cronidge.
Her coldness was unshaken. He repeated the call of her name. 'I should have written I ought to have written! I could not have expressed . . . You do forgive? So many things! 'You come from Cronidge to-day? 'From my family to you. She seemed resentful. His omissions as a correspondent were explicable in a sentence. It had to be deferred.
Informing the mother of his betrothed, that he had ridden over from Cronidge, he speculated on the place to select for her luncheon, and he spoke of his horse being led up and down outside the station. Nataly inquired for the hour of the next train to London.
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