She had soon recovered her good-humor, and now laughed as loudly as the loudest.

At one moment she certainly did blush, however--that is to say, when, in ascending the hill--Verty and Redbud being before--Mr.Ralph referred to the delight he had experienced when he "saluted" her in crossing--which he could not help doing, he said, as she was his favorite cousin, and her cheek lay so near his own.
Fanny had blushed at this, and declared it false;--with what truth, we have never been able to discover.

The question is scarcely important..