Don't trouble yourself about sending back the horse.

Keep him as long as you want him." Mr Brandon rode on, leaving Junius to pursue his way.

"It is very pleasant," thought the young man, who had said scarcely a word during the interview, "to hear Mr Brandon talk about all turning out well, but when he gets home he may discover that there is something to be done at Midbranch as well as on the Keswick place." Mr Brandon's reflections were very different from those of Junius.

It appeared to him that a reconciliation between the two families, even though it should be a partial one, was reasonably to be expected.

That newly arrived cousin was an angel.