A PAIR OF BLUE EYES. were not
far
from a well-finished mind,
in-
&km et pi^ceierea
ni-
stead of the well-finished hil^
which
is
by rights the Mark of the Row.
The probability Swancourt been under the
mained
21
is
that,
had not Mrs.
alone in her carriage
left
man would have
tree, this
re-
But
in his unobserved seclusion.
he came round to the
seeing
her thus,
front,
stooped under the
rail,
and stood
beside the carriage-door.
Mrs. Swancourt looked reflectively at
him
for a quarter of a minute, then held
out her hand laughingly
— of course My—second — third —fourth cousin —what '
Why, Henry Knight At any
shall I say ? '
my
kinsman.'
Yes, one of a remnant not yet cut I scarcely
ofi*.
from where '
rate,
is
it
years riage
was
either,
standing.'
have not seen you since you
I
went
I
was certain of you,
to !
?'
first
Oxford; consider the number of
You know,
I suppose, of
my
mar-
