"So I am told;--and was met at the station by the senior officer of the police at Liverpool, who brought her back to London without letting her go down to the ship at all. She must have thought that her lover was on board;--probably thinks so now. I pity her."
"How much worse it would have been, had she been allowed to start," said Lady Carbury.
"Yes; that would have been bad. She would have had a sad journey to New York, and a sadder journey back. Has your son told you anything about money?"
"What money?"

"So I am told; and was met at the station by a police officer, who brought her back to London. She probably still thinks her lover was on board the ship. I pity her."
"How much worse it would have been, had she gone on board," said Lady Carbury.
"Yes; she would have had a sad journey to New York, and a sadder journey back. Has your son told you anything about money?"
"What money?"
