I look upon it as quite imperative that we shall both be out of England within eight days' time of this." "But where will you go ?" "Never mind.

I do not know that I have as yet quite made up my mind.

But you may understand that we shall start from Cheltenham this day week.
Baker will go with us, and I shall leave the other two servants in charge of the house.

I cannot tell you anything farther as yet,--except that I will never consent to your marriage with Mr.Henry Annesley.

You had better know that for certain, and then there will be less cause for unhappiness between us." So saying, the angry ghost with the night-cap on stalked out of the room.
It need hardly be explained that Mrs.Mountjoy's information respecting the scene in London had come to her from Augustus Scarborough.