"He chose an odd evening, didn't he?
So like him!" "He went about half an hour ago; and I'm very sorry, sir; it's a sore sight to see the poor lad going from the place he was reared in, and a hard thing, sir; and on such a night, above all." "No one asked him to go to-night.

Where is he gone to ?" "I don't know, I'm sure; he left my room, sir, when I was upstairs; and Janet saw him pass the window not ten minutes after Mr.Creswell left the house." "Well, then, there's no good, Mrs.Julaper, in thinking more about it; he has settled the matter his own way; and as he so ordains it--amen, say I.Goodnight.".