At last Heliobas spoke.
"I should be glad of other medical skill than my own," he said, in low and stifled accents.

"This may be a long fainting-fit." Mr.Challoner at once proffered his services.
"I'll go for you anywhere you like," he said cheerily; "and I think my wife and daughters had better come with me.

Our carriage is sure to be in waiting.

It will be necessary for the lady to have perfect quiet when she recovers, and visitors are best away.

You need not be alarmed, I am sure.