CHAPTER XII.
A FLAT IN TOWN Though they had cut them dead lately, it must be confessed that some people found Drayton Parva a very dull place without Mr.and Mrs.Nevill Tyson.

They heard about them sometimes from Sir Peter, who was now in Parliament; and from Miss Batchelor, after her flying visits to the Morleys' house in town.

Stanistreet, by the way, had his headquarters somewhere in London; and in London Mrs.Nevill Tyson revived.

She had begun all over again.

She had got new clothes, new servants, and a new drawing-room.