Old Mrs.Burton had recommended him to the house in which he was located, but he did not find it necessary to explain that fact to Lady Ongar.
"I have to thank you for what you did for me," continued she.

"You ran away from me in such a hurry on that night that I was unable to speak to you.

But to tell the truth, Harry, I was in no mood then to speak to any one.

Of course you thought that I treated you ill." "Oh, no," said he.
"Of course you did.

If I thought you did not, I should be angry with you now.