Will you go to her ?' Charlotte assented.

'I have to tell her something,' she said, 'which will make no difference, but which I should like her to know this morning--at once.

I have discovered that we have been entirely mistaken about Mr.Somerset.' She nerved herself to relate succinctly what had come to her knowledge the day before.
Mrs.Goodman was much impressed.

She had never clearly heard before what circumstances had attended the resignation of Paula's architect.

'We had better not tell her till the wedding is over,' she presently said; 'it would only disturb her, and do no good.' 'But will it be right ?' asked Miss De Stancy.
'Yes, it will be right if we tell her afterwards.