sent miss a copy of lady s letter and some lines in his own hand describing sir charles s difficulty in a more business like way in due course miss wrote him back that she was in the country hunting at no very great distance from hall she would send up to town for her desk the letter would be there if she had kept it at groaned at this cool conjecture and wrote back directly urging expedition this produced an he had not anticipated one morning lord s met at a large covert about ye miles from and sir charles told lady she must ride to cover yes dear � charles love i have no spirit to appear in public we shall soon enough that is my reason i have not done nor said anything i am ashamed of and you will meet the county on this and on r r howl t a terrible temptation no no not as tliat han it all i i o you know what i do whilst you are hunting i pray all the time that you may not get a fall and be hurt and i pray god to forgive you and all the gentlemen for your cruelty in galloping with all those dogs after one poor thin to hunt it and kill it � kill it twice indeed once with terror and then over again with its poor little body this is said sir charles rather we cannot all be angels like you it is a glorious excitement you are too good for this world i ll let you off going o no dear i won t be let off now i know your wish only i beg to ride home as soon as the poor thing runs away you would n t get me out of the thick covers if i was a fox i d run and round and call on all my acquaintances to set them running as she said this her eyes turned towards each other in a peculiar way and she looked extremely but the look melted away directly the hounds met and lady who was still the beauty of the county was surrounded by at first but as the hounds began to work and every now and then a young hound uttered a note they about and took up different posts as experience suggested at last a fox was found at the other end of the cover and away galloped the hunters in that direction all but four persons � lady and her groom who kept respectfully aloof and a lady and gentleman who had their horses up on a rising ground about a distant lady thus left alone happened to look round and saw the level an towards her and look through it j a result of this inspection the lady towards her she was on a chestnut of great height and bone and rode him as if they were one so smoothly did she move in concert with his easy magnificent strides when she came near lady she made a little sweep and drew up beside her on the grass there was no that tall figure and commanding face it was the brave lady her eyes sparkled her cheek was slightly colored with excitement she looked and than ever and also more i i c q reason y d � tl m v ff s looked lovingly at her before she could speak at last she said yes and you have come to help us again well the lawyer said there was no time to lose so have brought you the letter thank you madam thank you but i m afraid it will be of no use unless you can prove mr wrote it it is in a disguised hand but you found him out by means of another letter yes but i can t give you that other letter to have it read in a court of law b r cause do you see that gentleman there yes � that is marsh o he is a fool but i am going to marry him i have been very ill i saw you and poor marsh nursed me talk of women nurses if ever you are ill in earnest as i was write to me and i ll send you marsh o i have no words to tell you his patience his forbearance his his tenderness to a sick woman it is no use i must marry him and i could have no letter published that would give him pain of course not o madam do you think i am capable of doing anything that would give you pain or dear mr marsh either no no you are a good woman not half so good as you are you don t know what you are saying o yes i do then i say no more it is rude to contradict good by lady must you leave me so soon will you not visit us may i not know the name of so good a next week i shall be mrs and you will give me the great pleasure of having you at my house you and your husband the lady showed some agitation at this an unusual thing for her she faltered some day perhaps if i make him as good a wife as i hope to what a lady you are i vulgar people are ashamed to be grateful but you are a bom lady good by before i make a fool of myself and they are all coming this way by the dogs music won t you kiss me after bringing me this kiss you and she opened her eyes k r or e a terrible temptation s o h h h p o n i h o h o at that contact the stranger seemed to fore described but she replied pretty her character all in a moment she ly 