That is the conduct of a man of honor; and until the facts you hint at come out broadly, and to public proof, as such I shall continue to consider him.

But, Mr.Woodward, I shall not rest here; I shall see him, and give him that to which his previous affection and honorable conduct have entitled him at my hands--that is, an opportunity of making an explanation to myself.

But, at all events, I assure you of this fact, that, if I do not marry him, I shall never marry another." "Great God!" exclaimed Woodward, "what a jewel he has lost.

Well, Miss Goodwin, I have nothing further to say; if I am wrong, time will convict me.

I have mentioned these matters to you, not on my own account but yours.