They will watch him very carefully at the home, lest he should do himself any mischief.

Mr.Sorell goes back to him to-morrow.

He is himself broken-hearted.
"I am very, very sorry for you--and for Lord Meyrick,--and everybody.
But I can't get over it--I can't ever forget it.

There is a great deal in what you said this afternoon.

I don't deny it.