He cannot take my child from me." "But he will." "No," shouted Mrs.Trevelyan, jumping up from her chair, "no; he shall never do that.

I will cling to him so that he cannot separate us.

He will never be so wicked,--such a monster as that.

I would go about the world saying what a monster he had been to me." The passion of the interview was becoming too great for Lady Milborough's power of moderating it, and she was beginning to feel herself to be in a difficulty.

"Lady Milborough," continued Mrs.Trevelyan, "tell him from me that I will bear anything but that.