She admitted a feeling of restlessness, but after to-day she would overcome it.

And that night she apologised formally to Mumford for taking his wife so much from home.
'Please don't think I shall always be running about like this.

I feel that I'm settling down.

We are going to be very comfortable and quiet.' And, to the surprise of her friends, more than a week went by before she declared that a day in town was absolutely necessary.

Mr.
Higgins had sent her a fresh supply of money, as there were still a few things she needed to purchase.