23/47 But Milvain has been invited to contribute, you see. It's nothing to me; nothing whatever.' Mrs Yule glanced at her daughter, but Marian seemed unconcerned. In introducing it Yule had had his purpose; there had always been an unnatural avoidance of Milvain's name in conversation, and he wished to have an end of this. Hitherto he had felt a troublesome uncertainty regarding his position in the matter. |