"The ladies charge me," he said pleasantly, "with more messages of sympathy and hopes for your recovery than I can remember.

Miss Dandridge vows that you have supplanted in her affections the hero of her favourite romance.
'Twas she and my brother, you know, who found you upon the road.
Colonel Churchill and the county must mend that turn where you came to grief.

It is a dangerous place." "I was not attentive," said Rand, "and my horse is a masterful brute.
Pray assure Miss Dandridge and your brother of my gratitude.

I am under deep obligation to all at Fontenoy." "It is a kindly place," said Cary simply.

He looked about him.