Should you think this paragraph refers to Lord Arleigh?
It seems to do so--yet I cannot believe it." The deadly pallor that was always the sign of great emotion with the duchess spread now even to her lips.
"What does it say ?" she asked.
Lady Peters held the paper out to her; but her hands trembled so that she could not take it.
"I cannot read it," she said, wearily.

"Read it to me." And then Lady Peters read: "Scandal in High Life .-- Some strange revelations are shortly expected in aristocratic circles.

A few days since a noble lord, bearing one of the most ancient titles in England, was married.

The marriage took place under circumstances of great mystery; and the mystery has been increased by the separation of bride and bridegroom on their wedding-day.

What has led to a separation is at present a secret, but it is expected that in a few days all particulars will be known.