"This is so kind of you," said Lady Carbury, grasping her cousin's hand as she got out of the carriage.
"The kindness is on your part," said Roger.
"I felt so much before I dared to ask you to take us. But I did so long to get into the country, and I do so love Carbury. And--and--"
"Where should a Carbury go to escape from London smoke, but to the old house? I am afraid Henrietta will find it dull."
"Oh no," said Hetta smiling. "You ought to remember that I am never dull in the country."
"The bishop and Mrs. Yeld are coming here to dine to-morrow,--and the Hepworths."

"This is so kind of you," said Lady Carbury, grasping her cousin's hand as she got out of the carriage. "I did so long to get into the country, and I do so love Carbury."
"Where should a Carbury go to escape from London smoke, but to the old house? I am afraid Henrietta will find it dull."
"Oh no," said Hetta, smiling. "I am never dull in the country."
"The bishop and Mrs. Yeld are coming to dine tomorrow, and the Hepworths."
