It has been a delightful ride.

I hope your brother will be better to-morrow." "Thank you, my dear," said Mrs.Waring-Gaunt.

"I should be glad to have you come over to us.

I am sure my brother would be glad to know you." "Do you think so," said Jane doubtfully.

"You know I am not very clever.
I am not like Kathleen or Nora." The deep blue eyes looked wistfully at her out of the plain little face.
"I am perfectly certain he would love to know you, Jane--if I may call you so," said Mrs.Waring-Gaunt, impulsively kissing her.
"Oh, you are so kind," said Jane.