When you're over I'll come too." "Certainly not," said Lady Casterley, "we will go together.

Take no notice of him; I have great faith in that." "Granny darling, you must do as I say, please; I remember this bull, he is one of ours." At those rather ominous words Lady Casterley gave her a sharp glance.
"I shall not go," she said.

"My legs feel quite strong now.

We can run, if necessary." "So can the bull," said Barbara.
"I'm not going to leave you," muttered Lady Casterley.

"If he turns vicious I shall talk to him.