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121
Yes
;
you
see
she
went
to
the
mater
,
and
Oh
,
here
s
Evie
herself
.
122
Miss
Howard
entered
.
Her
lips
were
set
grimly
together
,
and
she
carried
a
small
suit
-
case
.
She
looked
excited
and
determined
,
and
slightly
on
the
defensive
.
123
At
any
rate
,
she
burst
out
,
I
ve
spoken
my
mind
!
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124
My
dear
Evelyn
,
cried
Mrs
.
Cavendish
,
this
can
t
be
true
!
125
Miss
Howard
nodded
grimly
.
126
True
enough
!
Afraid
I
said
some
things
to
Emily
she
won
t
forget
or
forgive
in
a
hurry
.
Don
t
mind
if
they
ve
only
sunk
in
a
bit
.
Probably
water
off
a
duck
s
back
,
though
.
I
said
right
out
:
You
re
an
old
woman
,
Emily
,
and
there
s
no
fool
like
an
old
fool
.
The
man
s
twenty
years
younger
than
you
,
and
don
t
you
fool
yourself
as
to
what
he
married
you
for
.
Money
!
Well
,
don
t
let
him
have
too
much
of
it
.
Farmer
Raikes
has
got
a
very
pretty
young
wife
.
Just
ask
your
Alfred
how
much
time
he
spends
over
there
.
She
was
very
angry
.
Natural
!
I
went
on
,
I
m
going
to
warn
you
,
whether
you
like
it
or
not
.
That
man
would
as
soon
murder
you
in
your
bed
as
look
at
you
.
127
He
s
a
bad
lot
.
You
can
say
what
you
like
to
me
,
but
remember
what
I
ve
told
you
.
He
s
a
bad
lot
!
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128
What
did
she
say
?
129
Miss
Howard
made
an
extremely
expressive
grimace
.
130
Darling
Alfred
dearest
Alfred
wicked
calumnies
wicked
lies
wicked
woman
to
accuse
her
dear
husband
!
The
sooner
I
left
her
house
the
better
.
So
I
m
off
.