A very pretty, modest young woman, and all that sort of thing.

Freda is very fond of her.' They struck into another path, and Colonel Vaughan saw no more of Gladys that day, though he peeped into various stray corners of the house in the hope of doing so.

Moreover, he found Freda captious and cross, and particularly annoyed at his and her father's visit to Pentre.

He punished her by playing chess with her father nearly all the evening, and leaving her to a variety of reflections that were anything but satisfactory to her..