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"Well And what do you think of it?"

"I don't kno's one to tell? But I say that the thing is done now

and there's an end of it," said the masculine creature as bluntly as his

innate solemnity permitted

Mrs Fyne ently that this was a charge, a criticism, which was often made Some

people always ask: What could he see in her? Others wonder what she

could have seen in him? Expressions of unsuitability

She said with all the emphasis of her quietly folded arms: "I know perfectly hat Flora has seen in ust but pursued e in e,

to say the least of it"

Mrs Fyne was disappointed by the optiacity She

rested her eyes on h

femininity in my composition to understand the case

I waited for her to speak She see herself; Is it after

all, worth while to talk to thatthis

was I looked in ly stupid to say, with

the object of distressing and teasing Mrs Fyne It is hu to

confess a failure One would think that a ence