10/45 They passed at once into the edifice, and he had scarcely time to bestow a keen look upon Sidwell. But why not follow, and from a neighbouring seat survey her and the others at his leisure? After all, he could not get a place that allowed him to see Sidwell. Her companion, however, the one who seemed to be of much the same age, was well in view. Sisters they could not be; nothing of the Warricombe countenance revealed itself in those handsome but strongly-marked features. |