"Oh, Julius met Harry yesterday! He--Julius--does not think Harry is doing right.

'Harry always was selfish and extravagant, and though he did affront us on our wedding-day, Julius thought it proper to call upon him.

He--I mean Harry--was with a most beautiful young girl.

Julius thinks father ought to write to him, and tell him to go back to his duty.'" These were the words, doubtful and suggestive, which made every heart in Seat-Sandal thoroughly uncomfortable.

And yet Charlotte stoutly said, "I would not mind Sophia's insinuations, father and mother.