Mamma is, of course, attached to her nephew." "What, after all that has passed ?" "Why not?
Is he to blame for what his father has done ?" Harry felt that he could not press the case against Captain Scarborough without some want of generosity.

And though he had told Florence once about that dreadful midnight meeting, he could say nothing farther on that subject.
"Of course mamma thinks that I am foolish." "But why ?" he asked.
"Because she doesn't see with my eyes, Harry.

We need not say anything more about it at present.

It is so; and therefore I am to go to Brussels.

You have made this opportunity for yourself before I start.
Perhaps I have been foolish to be taken off my guard." "Don't say that, Florence." "I shall think so, unless you can be discreet.