If no one meets her I wonder if she'll have pluck enough to get into the coach and come on to Donohoe's." "I don't envy her the trip, if she does," said Miss Harriott.

"The coach-drive over those roads will seem awful to an English girl." "I'll have to go down at once, anyhow," said Hugh, "and meet her on the road somewhere.

If she is at the railway, I can get there in two days.
Have you a letter, Mother ?" "Yes," said the old lady, "but I won't show it to you now.

You shall see it some other time." "Well, I'll set about making a start," said Hugh.

"What trap had I better take ?" "You'd better take the big waggonette," said the old lady, in her soft voice.