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"Why, she's gone. Sara! Sara! Where are you?" "I am here, Molly," advancing with her companion, "here with Mr. Glendenning." "Oh!" said Molly; and Mr.
Tremain snatched the links from Glendenning, slipped them into one ring again, put it on her finger, and dashed quickly up the stairs without saying a word of good night to any of us. Glendenning was about to proceed up the stair after her, when young Howard very ostentatiously placed himself directly in his path.
Glendenning seemed to hesitate for a moment, then thought better of it, turned on his heel and walked down the passage towards the saloon. "Look here, Howard," I said, "you are going to get yourself into trouble. There's sure to be a fuss on board this steamer before we reach Liverpool." "I wouldn't be at all surprised," answered young Howard. "Well, do you think it will be quite fair to Mrs.
In the long ordeal they had undergone they had at least kept all the freshness of their love. Glendenning and I went back to the rectory, and sat down in his study, or rather he made me draw a chair to the open door, and sat down himself on a step below the threshold.
"Miss Sara, with your permission, I will walk home with you; I want to see where you live, and besides, there are a good many lawless students on the street to-night." "And won't we see you again, Mr. Glendenning?" asked his hostess. "I fear not, Mrs. Macon; I leave to-morrow at nine o'clock." "Your stay is short."
"I am glad you are coming to church," said Glendenning, putting away the personal tribute implied with a gentle dignity that became him. We waited a discreet time before returning the call of the Bentley ladies, but not so long as to seem conscious. In fact, we had been softened towards Mrs.
The young people have carried their engagement through, and now such hope as they have is fixed upon her finally yielding in the matter of their marriage, though Glendenning was obliged to confess that there was no sign of her doing so.
No doubt Glendenning had talked us into the Bentleys; and this my wife said she hated most of all; for we should have to live up to the notion of us imparted by a young man from the impressions of the moment when he saw us purple in the light of his dawning love.
"Oh, I cannot tell you," she answered, nervously clasping and unclasping her hands; "but if you do not put it together without help, that means very great ill-luck for both you and me." "Does it?" said Glendenning, looking up at her with a peculiar glance, quite ignoring our presence. "Yes, it does," she said; "try your best to put that ring together as you found it."
Glendenning reappeared, to ask me if I had noticed a mother and daughter on the boat, the mother evidently an invalid, and the daughter very devoted, and both decidedly ladies; and when I said, "No. Why?" she answered, "Oh, nothing," and that she would tell me.
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