There was a man in the house now instead of a boy: that was all.

Stephen too was beginning to be a young woman, but the relative positions were the same as they had been.

Her growth did not seem to make an ostensible difference to any one.

The one who might have noticed it most, Mrs.Jarrold, had died during the last year of Harold's life at college.
When the day came for the quarterly meeting of the magistrates of the county of Norcester, Squire Rowly arranged as usual to drive Squire Norman.

This had been their habit for good many years.