CHAPTER XII 

"I Only Thought of It" 

There was great perturbation down at Fawn Court. On the day fixed, Monday, June 5, Lizzie arrived. Nothing further had been said by Lady Fawn to urge the invitation; but, in accordance with the arrangement already made, Lady Eustace, with her child, her nurse, and her own maid, was at Fawn Court by four o'clock. A very long letter had been received from Mrs. Hittaway that morning,--the writing of which must have seriously interfered with the tranquillity of her Sunday afternoon. Lord Fawn did not make his appearance at Richmond on the Saturday evening,--nor was he seen on the Sunday. That Sunday was, we may presume, chiefly devoted to reflection. He certainly did not call upon his future wife. His omission to do so no doubt increased Lizzie's urgency in the matter of her visit to Richmond. Frank Greystock had written to congratulate her. "Dear Frank," she had said in reply, "a woman situated as I am has so many things to think of. Lord Fawn's position will be of service to my child. Mind you come and see me at Fawn Court. I count so much on your friendship and assistance." 

Of course she was expected at Richmond,--although throughout the morning Lady Fawn had entertained almost a hope that she wouldn't come. "He was only lukewarm in defending her," Mrs. Hittaway had said in her letter, "and I still think that there may be an escape." Not even a note had come from Lord Fawn himself,--nor from Lady Eustace. Possibly something violent might have been done, and Lady Eustace would not appear. But Lady Eustace did appear,--and, after a fashion, was made welcome at Fawn Court. 

Now, provide a numbered list of answers to these questions:

1. what chapter is this ?
2. and the name ?
3. who did not send a note ?
4. and not from who else ?
5. what happened on a monday ?
6. what date ?
7. there was great what at fawn court ?
8. how many people was with Eustace ?
9. was here mom one of them ?
10. who was ?
11. who else ?
12. any others ?
13. was it someone elses maid ?
14. was it a short letter mentioned ?
15. from who ?
16. when ?
17. did lord fawn show up ?
18. wher was he suppose to be ?
19. we will the devote to reflection ?
20. who wrote to give her congrads ?
1. XII
2. I Only Thought of It
3. Lord Fawn
4. Lady Eustac
5. Lizzie arrived
6. June 5
7. perturbation
8. Three
9. no
10. her child
11. nurse
12. maid
13. no
14. no
15. Mrs. Hittaway
16. that morning
17. no
18. Richmond
19. Sunday
20. Frank Greystock
KAPITEL XII "I Only Thought of It" Det var stor oro nere vid Fawn Court. På den fasta dagen, måndagen den 5 juni, anlände Lizzie. Ingenting vidare hade av lady Fawn sagts för att uppmana till inbjudan; men i enlighet med den redan gjorda anordningen var lady Eustace, med sitt barn, sin sjuksköterska och sin egen piga, vid Fawn Court klockan fyra. Ett mycket långt brev hade mottagits från Mrs Hittaway den morgonen, - vars skrivande måste allvarligt ha stört lugnet i hennes söndag eftermiddag. Lord Fawn gjorde inte sitt framträdande på Richmond på lördag kväll, - inte heller sågs han på söndagen. Den söndagen ägnades, kan vi anta, främst åt eftertanke. Han åkallade sannerligen inte sin blivande hustru. Hans underlåtenhet att göra detta ökade utan tvivel Lizzies brådska i fråga om hennes besök i Richmond. Frank Greystock hade skrivit för att gratulera henne. »Kära Frank», hade hon sagt till svar, »en kvinna belägen som jag är har så många saker att tänka på. Lord Fawns position kommer att tjäna mitt barn. Kom och hälsa på mig på Fawn Court. Jag räknar så mycket med er vänskap och er hjälp.» Naturligtvis väntades hon på Richmond, - även om under hela morgonen Lady Fawn hade underhöll nästan ett hopp om att hon inte skulle komma. »Han var bara ljum i att försvara henne», hade fru Hittaway sagt i sitt brev, »och jag tror ändå, att det kan bli en flykt.» Inte ens en lapp hade kommit från Lord Fawn själv, - eller från Lady Eustace. Möjligen kunde något våldsamt ha skett, och lady Eustace skulle inte framträda. Men Lady Eustace dök upp och blev, efter ett tag, välkommen till Fawn Court. Ge nu en numrerad lista med svar på dessa frågor: 1. vilket kapitel är detta? 2. och namnet ? 3. som inte skickade en lapp? 4. och inte från vem annars? 5. Vad hände på en måndag? 6. Vilket datum? 7. det fanns stor vad vid fawn hov ? 8. Hur många personer var med Eustace? 9. Var här mamma en av dem? 10. vem var ? 11. Vem mer? 12. några andra ? 13. var det någon annans hembiträde? 14. var det ett kort brev som nämns ? 15. från vem ? 16. När? 17. dök lord Fawn upp? 18. hvar skulle han vara ? 19. vi kommer att ägna åt eftertanke ? 20. som skrifvit för att gifva henne congrads ?
CHAPTER XII "I Only Thought of It" There was great concern down at Fawn Court. On the fixed day, Monday 5 June, Lizzie arrived. Nothing further had been said by Lady Fawn to call for the invitation; but in accordance with the arrangement already made, Lady Eustace, with her child, her nurse and her own maid, was at Fawn Court at four o'clock. A very long letter had been received from Mrs. Findaway that morning, - whose writing must have seriously disrupted the calm of her Sunday afternoon. Lord Fawn did not make his appearance at Richmond on Saturday night, - nor was he seen on Sunday. That Sunday, we can assume, was devoted primarily to reflection. He certainly did not invoke his future wife. His failure to do this undoubtedly increased the urgency of Lizzie in terms of her visit to Richmond. Frank Greystock had written to congratulate her. "Dear Frank," she had said in reply, "a woman located as I am has so many things to think about. Lord Fawn's position will serve my child. Come and see me at Fawn Court. I count so much on your friendship and your help." Of course, she was expected at Richmond, - although throughout the morning Lady Fawn had entertained almost a hope that she would not come. "He was just lukewarm in defending her," Mrs. Findaway had said in her letter, "and I still think it might be a run." Not even a note had come from Lord Fawn himself, or from Lady Eustace. Possibly something violent could have happened, and Lady Eustace would not appear. But Lady Eustace appeared and, after a while, was welcomed to Fawn Court. Now give a numbered list of answers to these questions: 1. which chapter is this? 2. and the name ? 3. who did not send a note? 4. and not from whom else? 5. What happened on a Monday? 6. What date? 7. There was great what at fawn court ? 8. How many people were with Eustace? 9. Was Mom here one of them? 10. Who was? 11. Who else? 12. Any other? 13. Was it someone else's maid? 14. was it a short letter mentioned ? 15. from whom? 16. When? 17. Did Lord Fawn show up? 18. Where would he be? 19. we will give thought ? 20. who wrote to give her congrads ?
1. XII 2. Jag tänkte bara på det 3. Lord Fawn 4. Lady Eustac 5. Lizzie kom 6. 5 juni 7. perturbation 8. Tre 9. nr 10. hennes barn 11. sjuksköterska 12. piga 13. nr 14. nr 15. Mrs Hittaway 16. Den morgonen 17. nr 18. Richmond 19. Söndag 20. Frank Greystock
1. XII 2. I was just thinking about it 3. Lord Fawn 4. Lady Eustac 5. Lizzie came 6. 5 June 7. perturbation 8. Three 9. No. 10. her children 11. nurse 12. maid 13. no. 14. no. 15. Mrs. Findaway 16. Richmond 19. Sunday 20. Frank Greystock