Erect and slim, unlike and yet so very much alike, the eyes of both of them seemed saying: 'I shall differ from you; there are no two opinions about it.

I shall differ from you!' Behind them stood Mrs.Bellew.Her eyes could not keep still under their lashes, and their light and colour changed continually.

George walked on slowly at her side.

There was a look of triumph and softness about her; the colour kept deepening in her cheeks, her figure swayed.

They did not look at each other.
Against the Paddock railings stood a man in riding-clothes, of spare figure, with a horseman's square, high shoulders, and thin long legs a trifle bowed.