They were all standing at the front door of the house when Mrs. Greenow re-appeared,--Alice, Kate, Captain Bellfield, the Shap boy, and the Shap horse and gig. "Where is he?" Kate asked in a low voice, and everyone there felt how important was the question. "He has gone," said the widow. Bellfield was so relieved that he could not restrain his joy, but took off his little straw hat and threw it up into the air. Kate's satisfaction was almost as intense. "I am so glad," said she. "What on earth should we have done with him?" "I never was so disappointed in my life," said Alice. "I have heard so much of Mr. Cheesacre, but have never seen him." 
She entered the house, and told her nieces and the Captain, "He has gone." Bellfield was so relieved that he took off his little straw hat and threw it in the air.
Kate's satisfaction was almost as intense. "I am so glad," said she. "What on earth should we have done with him?"
"I never was so disappointed in my life," said Alice. "I have heard so much of Mr. Cheesacre, but have never seen him." 