For this reason, she abstained from an intended leading up to mention of the 'singular-looking lady' seen riding with Miss Radnor more than once; and as to whom, Miss Radnor (for one gives her the name) had not just now, when questioned, spoken very clearly.

So the mother's alarms were not raised.
And really it was a pity, Mrs.Blathenoy said to Dartrey subsequently; finding him colder than before Mrs.Radnor's visit; it was a pity, because a young woman in Miss Radnor's position should not by any possibility be seen in association with a person of commonly doubtful appearance.
She was denied the petulant satisfaction of rousing the championship bitter to her.

Dartrey would not deliver an opinion on Miss Radnor's conduct.

He declined, moreover, to assist in elucidating the telegram by 'looking here,' and poring over the lines beside a bloomy cheek.

He was petulantly whipped on the arm with her glove, and pouted at.