"Has she--has she become friends with him again?" said Grey. As he asked the question there came a red spot on each cheek, showing the strong mental anxiety which had prompted it.
"No; I believe not;--that is, certainly not in the way you mean. I think that she is beginning to know that he is a rascal."
"It is a great blessing that she has learned the truth before it was too late."
"But would you believe it;--she has given him her name to bills for two thousand pounds, payable at two weeks' sight? He sent to her only this morning a fellow that he called his clerk, and she has been fool enough to accept them. Two thousand pounds! That comes of leaving money at a young woman's own disposal."

"Has she become friends with him again?" said Grey, in strong anxiety.
"No - certainly not in the way you mean. I think that she is learning that he is a rascal. But would you believe it - she has given him her name to bills for two thousand pounds, payable at two weeks? Two thousand pounds!"
