"It is the elder Mr.Scarborough whom I wish to see.

There is quite time enough.

No doubt Miss Scarborough will be down presently." "You are Mr.Grey, I believe ?" "That is my name." "My friend, Augustus Scarborough, is particularly anxious to see you before you go to his father.

The old man is in very failing health, you know." "I am well acquainted with the state of Mr.Scarborough's health," said Mr.Grey, "and will leave it to himself to say when I shall see him.
Perhaps to-morrow will be best." Then he rung the bell; but the servant entered the room at the same moment and summoned him up to the squire's chamber.

Mr.Scarborough also wished to see Mr.Grey before his son, and had been on the alert to watch for his coming.
On the landing he met Miss Scarborough.