His luggage was all right in the warehouse, and he arranged that it should be sent down to Nobble.

Waggons with stores did make their way to Nobble from the nearest railway station, and hopes were held out that the packages might be there in six weeks' time.

He would have been willing to postpone their arrival for twelve months, for twenty-four months, could he, as compensation have been enabled to postpone, with honour, his visit to Mrs.Smith for the same time.
Soon after noon, however, his time was vacant, and he rushed to his fate.

She had sent him her address, and he found her living in very decent lodgings overlooking the public park.

He was at once shown up to her room, where he found her at breakfast.