Second, I have telegraphed to her relations at the other end of the world to tell them that she is coming.
Third, and last, Farleigh & Halford have sent to the office, and secured a berth for her in the next ship that sails--date the day after to-morrow.

Done in half a minute.

Now, Lady Howel!" "I will begin and end in half a minute too," she said, "if I can.
First," she continued, turning to her husband, "I found Mrs.Evelin at your friend's house.

She kindly let me say all that I could say for the relief of my poor heart.

Secondly--" She hesitated, smiled uneasily, and came to a full stop.
"I can't do it, Howel," she confessed; "I speak to you as usual, or I can never get on.