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'Yes,' said Georgiana boldly, 'and Mr Brehgert is a Jew His naert, and he is a Jew You can say what you like about it'

'I don't say anything about it, s are changed since you and I were younger'

'Very rah except on the occasion of his e no acquaintance of his had probably ever seen him in church

But to tell her father and her spirit than she had shown even in her cora before she left the Melmottes in Bruton Street, her lover had been with her The Melement and quite approved of it Mada had so happy an affair arranged under her auspices It was soert, therefore, had been allowed to co he had pleased to coert was pressing for an early day 'I don't think we need talk of that yet, Mr Brehgert,' she said

'You et over the difficulty and call iana frowned, and made no soft little attempt at the naert'--he alluded of course to the mother of his children--'used to call estaffe, looking at her lover, and asking herself why she should not have been able to have the house and the money and the na She did not think it possible that she should ever call hiust as possible'

'In August!' she almost screamed It was already July

'Vy not, my dear? Ve would have our little holiday in Germany at Vienna I have business there, and know many friends' Then he pressed her hard to fix some day in the next month It would be expedient that they should be married from the Melmottes' house, and the Melust There was truth in this Unless o down to Caversham for the occasion,--which would be intolerable No,--she ether from father and erts,--till she could live it down andof money could do it, it should be done