However, Lady Charlotte could be just: the woman's figure, and as far as could be seen of her face, accounted for Rowsley's entanglement.
Why chastize that man Morsfield at all?
Calling him out would give a further dip to the name of Ormont.

A pretty idea, to be punishing a roan for what you thank him for! He did a service; and if he's as mad about her as he boasts, he can take her and marry her now Rowsley 's free of her.
Morsfield says he wants to marry her--wants nothing better.

Then let him.

Rowsley has shown him there 's no legal impediment.

Pity that young Weyburn had to be sent to do watch-dog duty.