"Was her ladyship riding with anyone in particular ?" he asked next.
"No, I don't think so.

Stay! I believe I saw that Errol bounder talking to her--the one who was here the other day.

But I forget when.
Anyhow"-- his voice rising again--"I won't have any traffic with them.
I've said I won't, and I won't!" Dimsdale grunted.

"Seems to me the only thing to do, Sir Giles.

You can't leave her lady ship to die under a hedge maybe, and not do anything to find her." He spoke very deliberately, looking straight into his master's bloodshot eyes as he did so.
"It wouldn't be hardly right, Sir Giles," he pointed out gravely.