Come with me, and I will." Captain Gambier required certain explanations.

He saw that a companion and protection would be needed by his curious little friend, and as she was resolved not to break her word, he engaged to take her in the carriage that was to drive him to the station.
"You make me give up an appointment in town," he said.
"Ah, but you will hear me sing," returned Emilia.

"We will drive to Brookfield and get my harp, and then to Ipley Common.

I am to be sure you will be ready with the carriage at just a quarter to ten ?" The Captain gave her his assurance, and they separated; he to seek out Adela, she to wander about, the calmest of conspirators against the serenity of a household.
Meeting Wilfrid and Lady Charlotte, Emilia was asked by him, who it was she had quitted so abruptly.
"That is the gentleman I told you of.

Now I know his name.