"Well;--yes. I've got a travelling companion;--a very pleasant fellow, who knows a lot, and will be able to coach me up in things. There's a deal to be learned by going abroad, you know."
"A sort of a tutor," said Nidderdale.
"A parson, I suppose," said Dolly.
"Well;--he is a clergyman. Who told you?"
"It's only my inventive genius. Well;--yes; I should say that would be nice,--travelling about Europe with a clergyman. I shouldn't get enough advantage out of it to make it pay, but I fancy it will just suit you."

"Well; yes. I've got a travelling companion; a very pleasant fellow, who knows a lot, and will be able to coach me up in things. There's a deal to be learned by going abroad, you know."
"A parson, I suppose," said Dolly.
"Well; he is a clergyman. Who told you?"
"I guessed. That should be nice - travelling about Europe with a clergyman. I shouldn't care for it, but I fancy it will just suit you."
