Sometimes he looks terribly worn, quite ill.' 'And Mr.Bunce ?' she asked, with a look of peculiar interest.
'Poor Bunce is also a good deal of a mystery to me.

He, too, always looks more or less miserable, and I'm afraid his interest is not very absorbing.

Still, he takes notes, and now and then even puts an intelligent question.' 'He has not attacked you on the subject of religion yet.
'Oh, no! We still have that question to fight out.

But of course I must know him very well before I approach it.

I think he bears me goodwill; I caught him looking at me with a curious sort of cordiality the other night.' 'I must have that little girl of his down again,' Mrs.Ormonde said.