All would have been comparatively simple at the outset, if she had felt sure enough of her evidence to dare to confide in some practical person.

But she was too uncertain and too much afraid of scandal, which might annoy her husband.

She is deeply in awe of Lord Walderhurst and deeply in love with him." "When one realises how unnecessary qualities and charms seem to be to the awakening of the tender emotion, it is rather dull, perhaps, to ask why.

Yet one weakly asks it," was Mrs.Warren's summation.
"And one cannot supply the answer.

But the mere devotion itself in this nice creature is a thing to be respected.