The order given to the driver was Euston station.

Thus a lady of great personal charm, whose terrible experience has for some weeks focussed the attention of the civilised world upon the affairs of her private life passes--'" "You needn't go on," said Meldon.

"The rest of the article is mere piffle.

The essential part is what you've read out, and I imagine it ought to pretty well clinch the matter.

She drove to Euston, intending to travel from that station to some very quiet neighbourhood in which she had taken a house beforehand.