What am I to do ?" Alice had no doubt as to what her cousin should do.

She should be true to her marriage-vow, whether that vow when made were true or false.

She should be true to it as far as truth would now carry her.
And in order that she might be true, she should tell her husband as much as might be necessary to induce him to spare her the threatened visit to Monkshade.

All that she said to Lady Glencora, as they walked slowly across the chapel.

But Lady Glencora was more occupied with her own thoughts than with her friend's advice.