"I don't think Miss Keeldar likes him."
"She doesn't know him--she doesn't know him; otherwise she has sense enough to do justice to his merits."
"Well, I suppose she doesn't know him," mused Caroline to herself, and by this hypothesis she endeavoured to account for what seemed else unaccountable. But such simple solution of the difficulty was not left her long. She was obliged to refuse Miss Keeldar even this negative excuse for her prejudice.

"I don't think Miss Keeldar likes him."
"She doesn't know him. She has sense enough to do justice to his merits."
"Well, I suppose she doesn't know him," mused Caroline; but before long she had to refuse Miss Keeldar even this excuse for her prejudice.
