4/12 I ought to have had her faith." "It is not too late," I said. "Let Garret Dawson publish his news! We shall see what he has to tell." "But there is no disproving it, for Luke is dead and gone." "On your own reasoning, dearest Gran," I said. "If we will not believe in Uncle Luke's disgrace then there is no disgrace for us. We shall only take it that Garret Dawson bears false witness. Who would believe Garret Dawson against Luke L'Estrange ?" "Ah, but you have lost your lover, my poor Bawn," she said tenderly. |