Hugo Le Geyt, with his frank boyish nature, his great Devonian frame, is sure to have done so.

I know his mood.

He has made for the West Country!" "You are, right, Hilda," Mrs.Mallet exclaimed, with conviction.

"I'm quite sure, from what I know of Hugo, that to go to the West would be his first impulse." "And the Le Geyts are always governed by first impulses," my character-reader added.
She was quite correct.

From the time we two were at Oxford together--I as an undergraduate, he as a don--I had always noticed that marked trait in my dear old friend's temperament.
After a short pause, Hilda broke the silence again.