"I do not.
I never forget that.

I am the son of his cousin.

I know that, and thus related to many in Farlingford.

But I have never called him cousin, and he has never asked me to." "No," said Miriam, with averted eyes, in that other voice, which made him turn and look at her, catching his breath.
"Oh!" he said, with a sudden laugh of comprehension.

"You have heard what, I suppose, is common talk in Farlingford.