And to that fine lady-child! No--no." "He has sent this to be put in the county journals," said Mr.Dill, holding forth a scrap of paper.

"They are married, safe enough." Miss Carlyle took it and held it before her: her hand was cold as ice, and shook as if with palsy.
"MARRIED .-- On the 1st inst., at Castle Marling, by the chaplain to the Earl of Mount Severn, Archibald Carlyle, Esquire, of East Lynne, to the Lady Isabel Mary Vane, only child of William, late Earl of Mount Severn." Miss Carlyle tore the paper to atoms and scattered it.

Mr.Dill afterward made copies from memory, and sent them to the journal offices.
But let that pass.
"I will never forgive him," she deliberately uttered, "and I will never forgive or tolerate her.".