..." I will take charge of Miss Saxonbury if she wishes to walk." He strode away with her, and Verner, with a drooping head and sinking heart, descended...his outraged feelings. That action, those words of Arthur Mair's, had but too surely betrayed his interest in Maria. He came to the end of the terrace,...

...arm. Mr. Mair drew down the corners of his lips, and stalked out. He strode away with her, and Verner, with a drooping head and sinking heart, descended...the terrace. He stole along under cover of its high wall—anywhere to hide himself and his outraged feelings. That action, those words of Arthur Mair's,...

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...~own, "I will take charge of Miss Saxonbury if she wishes to walk." He strode away with her, and Raby, with a drooping head and sinking heart, descended the middle steps of the terrace. He stole along undercover of its high wall — anywhere to hide himself and his outraged feelings. That action, those...

...own, "I will take charge of Miss Saxonbury if she wishes to walk." He strode away with her, and Raby, with a drooping head and sinking heart, descended...words of Mr Yorke's, had but too surely betrayed his interest in Maria. He came to the end of the terrace, and found they had halted there, right above...