We shall be quite content to leave it to you." "I should like to talk it over with you," he said.

"Do tell me when I may see you." She sat down, and he stood by her chair.

"Really, I don't know," she answered.

"Perhaps I shall be at home when you pay your duty call." "Come and have some tea at Mellor's with me to-morrow." She seemed not to hear him.

She had caught Mrs.Seventon's eye across the room, and rose to her feet.
"You have left Mrs.Seventon alone all the evening," she said.