"No.

There was a sort of French cousin who used to be a good deal to the fore, don't you know?
But I rather fancy he didn't come here to look after the PROPERTY," returned Champney with a quick laugh.

"I think the aunt must have written to his friends, for they 'called him off,' and I don't think Miss Sally broke her heart about him.

She's not that sort of girl--eh?
She could have her pick of the State if she went in for that sort of thing--eh ?" Although this was exactly what Courtland was thinking, it pleased him to answer in a distrait sort of fashion, "Certainly, I should think so," and to relapse into an apparently business abstraction.
"I think I won't go in," continued Champney as they neared the house again.

"I suppose you'll have something more to say to Miss Dows.