"I've got your husband here, but it's going to take two of us to bring him in." Sadie brought a lamp and, with her mouth firmly set, looked into the rig.

Bob lay upon some sacks in an ungainly attitude, and the jolting had not broken his heavy sleep.

It was some time since he had come home like this, and Sadie felt dejected and tired.

Then with an effort she went to waken the hired man.
They carried Charnock in, and when she had given the driver some money she sat down and indulged her passionate indignation.

Wilkinson had sent the rig, but had not been prompted by kindness when he told the man to drive Bob back; it was his revenge for his defeat.