Lord Fedeme, too, noticed, but thought dif-
ferently : he was of opinion that Sarona had
seen Rose peep, and had treated the " fine
little girl " to one of those looks which Miss
Lipscumbe had been pleased to call " stem."
Bernard, however, wnose temperament was
toned in unison with that of Kose, however
differently he might be organized, knew
exactly how she fmt, though not wherefore
the feeling had overcome her. He had
achieved many performances himself on im-
pulse, which had annoyed him afterwards,
and made him feel very small in his own
eyes.' It came into his heart to comfort her
as, perhaps, he best knew how.
