I should say taken, for Emmeline insisted on going with her in the carriage.

Herbert would have gone also, but he felt that he ought not to leave Castle Richmond that day, on account of his father.

But he would certainly ride over, he said, and learn how her arm was the next morning.
"And about Clady, you know," said Clara.
"I will go on to Clady also.

I did send a man there yesterday to see about the flue.

It's the flue that's wrong, I know." "Oh, thank you; I am so much obliged to you," said Clara.