I will fly to her after breakfast." "You know your own affairs best," said Charles, whose temper had not been improved by the free display of Dare's finer feelings; "but I am not sure you would not do well to fly to Vandon first.

It is best to be off with the old love, I believe, before you are on with the new." "She must at once go away from Vandon," said Dare, stopping short.

"She is a scandal, the--the old one.

But how to make her go away ?" It was in vain for Charles to repeat that Dare must turn her out.

Dare had premonitory feelings that he was quite unequal to the task.
"I may tell her to go," he said, raising his eyebrows.