A PAIR OF BLUE EYES.
22
And
up a dialogue con-
there sprang
cerning family matters of birth, death, and marriage, which
it
not necessary to de-
is
Knight presently inquired
tail.
The young lady who changed
'
other carriage
then,
is,
into the
your stepdaughter?'
'
Yes, Elfride.
You must know
And who was
the lady in the carriage
who had an
entered;
Elfride
and watery
look, as if she
Lady Luxellian
see
us,
Come
We
week.
come and
you'll
24 Chevron
of course.
this
?'
very weakly, Elfride
However, Henry,
says.
-defined
were only the
reflection of herself in a pool '
ill
her.'
-
square.
shall only be in
town
a w^eek or two longer.'
for
Let
me
I
see.
am
compelled to leave
Oxford to-morrow, where
for several days
I
shall
be
so that I must, I fear,
lose the pleasure of seeing
you
in
London
this year.'
'Then come return with us
?'
to
Endelstow;
why
not
