[SPAM] On, to whom he contrived to feel eve

Ut she has no pretensions--absolutely none--so that one is not struck with anything incongruous." "What a terrible description! I suppose one ought to have

a few pretensions." "You see one comes off more easily without them," said Miss Vivian. "Do you call

that coming off easily?" She looked at him a moment gravely.

"I am very fond of Blanche," she said. "Captain

Lovelock is rather fond of her," Bernard went on. The girl

assented. "He is completely fascinated--he is very much in love with her." "And do they mean to make an international match?" "I hope not; my mother and I are greatly troubled." "Is n't he a good fellow?" "He is a good fellow;

but he is a mere trifler. He

has n't a penny, I believe, and he has very expensive habits. He gambles a great deal. We don't know what to do."

"You should send for the young lady's mother." "We have written to her pressingly. She answers

that Blanche can take care of herself, and that she must stay at Marienbad

to finish her cure. She has just begun a new one." "Ah well," said Bernard, "doubtless Blanche

can take care of herself." For a moment his companion said nothing; then

she exclaimed-- "It 's what a girl ought to be able to do!" "I am sure you are!" said Bernard. She met his eyes, and

she was going to make some rejoinder;

but before she had time to speak, her mother's little, clear, conciliatory voice interposed. Mrs. Vivian appealed to her daughter, as she had done the night before. "Dear Angela, what was the name of the gentleman who delivered that delightful course of lectures that we heard

in Geneva, on--what was the title?--'The Redeeming Features of the Pagan Morality.'" Angela flushed a little.

"I have quite forgotten his name, mamma," she said,

without looking round. "Come and sit by me, my dear, and we will talk them

over. I wish Mr. Wright to hear about them," Mrs. Vivian went on.

"Do you wish to convert him to paganism?" Bernard asked. "The lectures

were very dull; they had no redeeming

features," said Angela, getting up, but turning away from her mother. She stood looking at

Bernard Longuevil le; he saw she was annoyed at her mother's

interference. "Every now and then," s

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