As they came in at the billiard-room door, Mr. Palliser was there to meet them. "You must be very cold," he said to Glencora, who entered first. "No, indeed," said Glencora;--but her teeth were chattering, and her whole appearance gave the lie to her words. "Jeffrey," said Mr. Palliser, turning to his cousin, "I am angry with you. You, at least, should have known better than to have allowed her to remain so long." Then Mr. Palliser turned away, and walked his wife off, taking no notice whatsoever of Miss Vavasor.

As they came in, Mr. Palliser was there to meet them.
"You must be very cold," he said to Glencora.
"No, indeed," said Glencora; but her teeth were chattering.
"Jeffrey," said Mr. Palliser, turning to his cousin, "I am angry with you. You should have known better than to have allowed her to remain so long." Then Mr. Palliser led his wife off, taking no notice whatsoever of Miss Vavasor.
