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They were interrupted; and it was not till Marian was gone that Agnes had the satisfaction of a full outbreak of indignation at all fine ladies, and of triumph in the impossibility of their ever spoiling her own dear Marian. Marian had to spend the evening with the Marchmonts, and she was more constrained with them at first than she had ever been before.
Your uncle doesn't care for him, neither would you; but the Colonel, dear man, is considerate, and don't expect everyone to be cut after his cloth; and as you will never be able to come north in the cold weather you won't meet him. Give my love to the willowy Marchmonts. We are the gayest of butterflies. "Your frolicsome, "KATE HAUGHTON, "Haughton Hall, Surrey, England.
"I shall feel lonely when you leave Rome," said the priest, as he bade them a warm goodnight. "Naturally, you will miss us; we are almost a part of your old home," said Lady Esmondet. "I have no doubt, Roberto, that the Marchmonts will be very kind to you when we are gone," said Vaura, smilingly.
But the Marchmonts, much to her relief and Lady Esmondet, saying they must "really tear themselves away," a rather prolonged leave-taking took place between Reverend Robert Douglas and Miss Marchmont, into which Mrs. Marchmont was drawn. "Well, I don't know, Miranda sweet," she says, "that I can promise to take you to St. Augustine service tomorrow afternoon. I am going to high mass at St.
"Yes," said her hostess, absently, for she heard a messenger arrive, a tap at the door of the dining-room, and knew the message was for the temporary master of the house, an answer to his telegram, and wished the Marchmonts back to their own quarters, so that the complete little trio were alone; but she is forgetting Madame Grundy, so says: "I believe you intend wintering in Italy."
"Next week, when I leave this place." "You come from the Marchmonts, don't you?" "Yes, Selina sends you her love, and all manner of kind messages. She hopes to see you in London after Easter." "O dear! There is Mrs. Lyddell looking at me, and I see Caroline is gone! Good night, Edmund." "So soon? I hoped to have seen more of you to-day; I came early on purpose."
"Indeed, yes; envy, hatred and malice are a prosperous firm who will not fail for want of capital." "This Major Delrose, that the Marchmonts named, must be a sworn enemy of poor dear Lionel?" "He is, and of years."
Here Lady Esmondet introduced Sir Dennis O'Gormon to the Marchmonts; Trevalyon and Douglas having met them before. The butler now announced dinner, when Lady Esmondet taking the arm of Sir Dennis assigned Mrs. Marchmont to Trevalyon, when Douglas handed in Vaura and Miss Marchmont.
"Lionel," said she, "where is Gerald?" "Hallo! You here!" said he, wheeling round so that the light might not be in his eyes, and shading them with one hand while he tried to make out Edmund, and gave his other hand to Marian. "How did you come here? Are any of the people at home here?" "No, this is my cousin Edmund. I am come with the Marchmonts."
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