But then he never guessed the jealousy with which the hot-blooded gypsy had regarded the early engagement of Agnes and Lambert.

If he had done so, he assuredly would not have invited the young man down to the funeral.

But he did so, and talked about doing so, with a frequent mention that the body was to rest in the sacred vault of the Lamberts so that every one should applaud his generous humility.
"Poor Pine was only a gypsy," said Garvington, on all and every occasion.

"But I esteemed him as a good and honest man.

He shall have every honor shown to his memory.