"It was mamma and Mr.Morton arranged it all." "Oh my dear it was you and the Senator," said Lady Augustus, ready for the occasion.
"Miss Trefoil," said the lord, "let us have it all out at once.

Are you taking Goarly's part ?" "Taking Goarly's part!" ejaculated the Major.
Arabella affected to give a little start, as though frightened by the Major's enthusiasm.

"For heaven's sake let us know our foes," continued Lord Rufford.

"You see the effect such an announcement had upon Major Caneback.

Have you made an appointment before dawn with Mr.Scrobby under the elms?
Now I look at you I believe in my heart you're a Goarlyite,--only without the Senator's courage to tell me the truth beforehand." "I really am very much obliged to Goarly," said Arabella, "because it is so nice to have something to talk about." "That's just what I think, Miss Trefoil," declared a young lady, Miss Penge, who was a friend of Lady Penwether.