Some were wiser--all were better in right purposes--who met her in familiar intercourse.

And the more intimately she was known, the more apparent became the higher beauty into which she had arisen; a celestial beauty, that gave angelic lustre at times to her countenance.
To no one did she mention the name of Hendrickson.

If she missed him from the circles which had again opened to receive her, none knew that her eyes had ever looked for his presence.

No one spoke to her of him, and so she remained for a time in ignorance of his singular disappearance.

A caution from Mrs.De Lisle to Mrs.Loring, made that not over-cautious individual prudent in this case.
One day Jessie was visiting Mrs.Denison, to whom she had become warmly attached.