I cannot think what has become of her.

There comes Jack and Fido; perhaps he knows;" and she walked to a window near, where James and his father were conversing together.
The two brothers exchanged a hearty greeting, and then Mr.Bellmont told Jack to eat his supper; afterward he wished to send him away.

He immediately went in.

Accustomed to all the phases of indoor storms, from a whine to thunder and lightning, he saw at a glance marks of disturbance.

He had been absent through the day, with the hired men.
"What's the fuss ?" asked he, rushing into Aunt Abby's.
"Eat your supper," said Jane; "go home, Jack." Back again through the dining-room, and out to his father.
"What's the fuss ?" again inquired he of his father.
"Eat your supper, Jack, and see if you can find Frado.