With the wedding, too, she was occupying her thoughts.
'Yours was not quite what it ought to have been, Adela.

I felt it at the time, but then things were done in such a hurry.

Of course the church must be decorated.

The breakfast you will no doubt arrange to have at the Manor.

Letty ought to have a nice, a really nice _trousseau_; I know you will be kind to her, my dear.' As Alice had done, Mrs.Waltham noticed before long that Adela was far brighter than usual.