"Must you really go to Staplegrove to-night?
Suppose Cedric goes to Cheyne Walk ?" "That is quite possible," returned Malcolm; "nay, more, it is extremely probable; and I pencilled a line to Verity in the train.

She is to tell him where I have gone; but my only fear is that he will not follow me--Saul Jacobi will keep too tight a hold of him.

By the bye, Colonel, I wonder what infernal lies that fellow has induced him to tell the authorities.

If he has taken French leave of absence, they will rusticate him." "I think he had better leave the university," returned Colonel Godfrey grimly, "for he is only bent on mischief, and will never pass his examination.

Let him go abroad a bit with some reliable person and get over his folly, and then see if he will not settle down better.