MISS WILLOUGHBY It was decreed the next day that I should not leave until after dinner.

They would send me over to Blackburn Station by a cross-road, and I could then reach Waterton in less than an hour.

"There is another good thing about this arrangement," said Miss Edith, for it was she who announced it to me, "and that is that you can take charge of Amy." I gazed at her mystified, and she said, "Don't you know that Miss Willoughby is going in the same train with you ?" "What!" I exclaimed, far too forcibly.
"Yes.

Her visit ends to-day.

She lives in Waterton.