CONCLUSION

peared,livedonlytodowhateverhewasdesired,soonfoundsomeaccommodatingbusinesstocallhimthither.Withaheartfullofthematter,Mrs.VernonwaitedonLadySusanshortlyafterherarrivalintown,andwasmetwithsuchaneasyandcheerfulaffection,asmadeheralmostturnfromherwithhorror.NoremembranceofReginald,noconsciousnessofguilt,gaveonelookofembarrassmentshewasinexcellentspirits,andseemedeagertoshowatoncebyeverypossibleattentiontoherbrotherandsisterhersenseoftheirkindness,andherpleasureintheirsociety.FredericawasnomorealteredthanLadySusanthesamerestrainedmanners,thesametimidlookinthepresenceofhermotherasheretofore,assuredherauntofhersituationbeinguncomfortable,andconfirmedherintheplanofalteringit.Nounkindness,however,onthepartofLadySusanappeared.PersecutiononthesubjectofSirJameswasentirelyatanendhisnamemerelymentionedtosaythathewasnotinLondonandindeed,inallherconversation,shewassolicitousonlyforthewelfareandimprovementofherdaughter,ack