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Updated: June 24, 2025


However, as you are to be neighbours, I can't do better than take the opportunity to introduce you to each other. Mr. West, this is General Heatherstone, who is about to take a lease of Cloomber Hall." I held out my hand to the tall man, who look it in a hesitating, half-reluctant fashion.

And now, farewell; and, if possible, leave London before nightfall the sooner the better. Where is your servant?" "He has returned to Mr Heatherstone this morning." "You have done right. Lose no time in leaving London; and don't be in a hurry in your future plans. You understand me. If any one accosts you on the road put no trust in any professions.

Heatherstone, who led his daughter, Patience. That they had not perceived him was evident; indeed her eyes were not raised once, from the natural timidity felt by a young woman in the presence of royalty. Edward half concealed himself behind one of his companions that he might gaze upon her without reserve.

"It proves that the young man has had much practice, at all events," replied Mr. Heatherstone, smiling. "He has been living at the king's expense, but he must not follow it up at the cost of the Parliament. It would be well to take this young man as a ranger if we could; for although he is opposed to us, yet, if he once took our service, he would be faithful, I am sure.

"Then, Patience, let me return for the present to what I had to confide to you. I was " "Here comes my father, Edward," said Patience. "Surely I have done wrong, for I feel afraid to meet him." Mr. Heatherstone now joined them, and said to Edward "I have been looking for you: I have news from London which has rejoiced me much.

I have alluded in this brief way to the double tie which sprang up between the two families, because I have no wish that this narrative should degenerate into anything approaching to romance, or that I should lose the thread of the facts which I have set myself to chronicle. These are connected with General Heatherstone, and only indirectly with my own personal history.

"That I cannot answer, sir; I must be guided by your advice. I have nought to do here, unless it be to deliver some three or four letters, given me by Mr Heatherstone."

At this moment, Edward came out and saluted the officer. "This is the secretary, sir, Master Armitage," said Humphrey, falling back. Edward again saluted the officer, and said "Master Heatherstone, the intendant, has sent me over here to make arrangements for the capture of the rebels.

The reader has now the evidence before him, and can form his own opinions unaided by me as to the causes of the disappearance and death of Rufus Smith and of John Berthier Heatherstone, V.C., C.B. There is only one point which is still dark to me.

But the hour of parting arrived, for it was a long ride back, and they could not stay any longer, if they wished to get home before dark, as Mr Heatherstone had requested Edward that they should do; so the horses were brought out, and wishing good-bye, they set off again, little Edith crying after them, "Come again soon! Patience, must come again soon!"

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