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face grew momently darker； more dissatisfied； and more sourly expressive of disappointment。 She had obviously not heard anything to her advantage： and it seemed to me； from her prolonged fit of gloom and taciturnity； that she herself； notwithstanding her professed indifference； attached undue importance to whatever revelations had been made her。
Meantime； Mary Ingram； Amy and Louisa Eshton； declared they dared not go alone； and yet they all wished to go。 A negotiation was opened through the medium of the ambassador； Sam； and after much pacing to and fro； till； I think； the said Sam’s calves must have ached with the exercise； permission was at last； with great difficulty； extorted from the rigorous Sibyl； for the three to wait upon her in a body。
Their visit was not so still as Miss Ingram’s had been： we heard hysterical giggling and little shrieks proceeding from the library； and at the end of about twenty minutes they burst the door open； and came running across the hall； as if they were half…scared out of their wits。
“I am sure she is something not right！” they cried； one and all。 “She told us such things！ She knows all about us！” and they sank breathless into the various seats the gentlemen hastened to bring them。
Pressed for further explanation； they declared she had told them of things they had said and done when they were mere children； described books and ornaments they had in their boudoirs at home： keepsakes that different relations ha
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