CHAPTER VI.
Lady Linlithgow's Mission "Lady Linlithgow!"-- said Frank Greystock, holding up both his hands.
"Yes, indeed!" said Miss Macnulty.

"I did not speak to her, but I saw her.

She has sent her--love to Lady Eustace, and begs that she will see her." Lady Eustace had been so surprised by the announcement that hitherto she had not spoken a word.

The quarrel between her and her aunt had been of such a nature that it had seemed to be impossible that the old countess should come to Mount Street.

Lizzie had certainly behaved very badly to her aunt;--about as badly as a young woman could behave to an old woman.