Mr.Bloundel wishes to see you immediately.

Amabel is worse." "I will go with you at once," replied the doctor.
And they took the way to Wood-street.
"From a few words let fall by my master, I imagine he intends sending Amabel into the country to-morrow," said Leonard, as they proceeded.
"I hope so," replied Hodges.

"He has already delayed it too long.

You will be glad to hear that Nizza Macascree is quite recovered.

To-morrow, or the next day, she will be able to see you with safety." "Heaven knows where I may be to-morrow," rejoined Leonard.