Well, I think it can be arranged.

The court below is large.

Now, while you and the marquis talk at one end of it, the Senora Betty and I might walk out of earshot at the other.

She needs more instruction in our Spanish tongue; it would be a good opportunity to begin our lessons." "But what am I to say to him ?" asked Margaret nervously.
"I think," answered Inez, "that you must copy the example of that wonderful actor, the Senor Peter, and play a part as well as you saw him do, or even better, if possible." "It must be a very different part then," replied Margaret, stiffening visibly at certain recollections.
The gentle Inez smiled as she said: "Yes, but surely you can seem jealous, for that is natural to us all, and you can yield by degrees, and you can make a bargain as the price of yourself in marriage." "What exact bargain should I make ?" "I think that you shall be securely wed by a priest of your own Church, and that letters, signed by that priest and announcing the marriage, shall be delivered to the Archbishop of Seville, and to their Majesties King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella.

Also, of course, you must arrange that the Senor Brome and your father, the Senor Castell, and your cousin Betty here shall be escorted safe out of Granada before your marriage, and that you shall see them pass through the gate beneath your turret window, swearing that thereafter, at nightfall of the same day, you will suffer the priest to do his office and make you Morella's wife.