We were all but mobbed by the very people who had earlier slighted me.
"'Twas all so mysterious that I must seek the explanation of it.

And I had it, at length, from his Grace of Wharton, who was at my side for most of the time we walked in the gardens.

I asked him frankly to what was this change owing.

And he told me, sir." She looked at him as though no more need be said.

But his brows were knit.