Harriet did not like to be left alone in the evening, so Julian could not go to Waymark's, as he had been accustomed to, and conversation in Mrs.Casti's presence was, of course, under restraint.

Waymark bore this with impatience, and even did his best to alter it.

One Sunday afternoon, about three weeks after the marriage, he called and carried Julian off to his room across the street.

Harriet's face sufficiently indicated her opinion of this proceeding, and Julian had difficulty in appearing at his case.

Waymark understood what was going on, and tried to discuss the matter freely, but the other shrank from it.
"I am grievously impatient of domestic arrangements," Waymark said.