That's The Pilot's secret." "Tell me what he did," said Lady Charlotte, softly, once more.

"I want to know." "I don't think I can," I replied.

"He simply read out of the Scriptures to her and talked." Lady Charlotte looked disappointed.
"Is that all ?" she said.
"It is quite enough for Gwen," said The Duke confidently, "for there she lies, often suffering, always longing for the hills and the free air, but with her face radiant as the flowers of the beloved canyon." "I must see her," said Lady Charlotte, "and that wonderful Pilot." "You'll be disappointed in him," said The Duke.
"Oh, I've see him and heard him, but I don't know him," she replied.
"There must be something in him that one does not see at first." "So I have discovered," said The Duke, and with that the subject was dropped, but not before the Lady Charlotte made me promise to take her to Gwen, The Duke being strangely unwilling to do this for her.
"You'll be disappointed," he said.

"She is only a simple little child." But Lady Charlotte thought differently, and, having made up her mind upon the matter, there was nothing for it, as her husband said, but "for all hands to surrender and the sooner the better." And so the Lady Charlotte had her way, which, as it turned out, was much the wisest and best..