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Updated: May 29, 2025
Cadwallader's maid says there's a lord coming who is to marry her when the mourning's over." There were not many moments for Will to walk about with his hat in his hand before Dorothea entered. The meeting was very different from that first meeting in Rome when Will had been embarrassed and Dorothea calm.
Concerning Heriot, my aunt Dorothy was in trouble. She could not, she said, approve his behaviour in coming to this neighbourhood at all, and she hinted that I might induce him to keep away. I mentioned Julia Bulsted's being in mourning, merely to bring in her name tentatively. 'Ay, mourning's her outer rig, never doubt, said the squire.
"I don't dance since I lost my wife," the ploughman replied. "Oh! but when you're looking for another, mourning's at an end in your heart as well as in your clothes." "That's no argument, Père Léonard; besides, I feel too old, I don't care for dancing any more."
One's sorry for her. When her mourning's over we must get her out. I do hope she's something like Mr Tristram?" "I think she's ever so much nicer than Mr Tristram." Mina would have shrunk from stating this upon oath. "He interests me enormously, and it's so seldom I like Robert's young men." So he was to be Robert's young man too! The thing grew worse and worse.
Everybody was in profound mourning, of course, mourning in the modern English style, with the dyer's handiwork only too apparent, and hats and jackets of the current cut. There was very little crape, and the costumes had none of the goodness and specialisation and genuine enjoyment of mourning for mourning's sake that a similar continental gathering would have displayed.
Concerning Heriot, my aunt Dorothy was in trouble. She could not, she said, approve his behaviour in coming to this neighbourhood at all, and she hinted that I might induce him to keep away. I mentioned Julia Bulsted's being in mourning, merely to bring in her name tentatively. 'Ay, mourning's her outer rig, never doubt, said the squire.
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