Do you mean he reminds you of Mrs.Wade ?" The boy Tom, who had been attentive, broke into merriment.
"Uncle Denzil wouldn't dare to have said it in _her_ presence!" he cried.
"Perhaps not," conceded Denzil, with a smile.

"By-the-bye, is that wonderful person still in Polterham ?" "Oh yes!" Mrs.Liversedge replied.

"She has been very prominent lately." "How ?" The lady glanced at her husband, who said quietly, "We'll talk over it some other time." But Tom was not to be repressed.
"Mother means that Revivalist business," he exclaimed.

"Mrs.Wade went against it." "My boy, no meddling with things of that kind," said his father, smiling, but firm.

He turned to Denzil.