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"
Gone
over
to
Morton
for
a
walk
;
but
they
would
be
back
in
half-an-hour
to
tea
.
"
They
returned
within
the
time
Hannah
had
allotted
them
:
they
entered
by
the
kitchen
door
.
Mr.
St.
John
,
when
he
saw
me
,
merely
bowed
and
passed
through
;
the
two
ladies
stopped
:
Mary
,
in
a
few
words
,
kindly
and
calmly
expressed
the
pleasure
she
felt
in
seeing
me
well
enough
to
be
able
to
come
down
;
Diana
took
my
hand
:
she
shook
her
head
at
me
.
"
You
should
have
waited
for
my
leave
to
descend
,
"
she
said
.
"
You
still
look
very
pale
--
and
so
thin
!
Poor
child
!
--
poor
girl
!
"
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Diana
had
a
voice
toned
,
to
my
ear
,
like
the
cooing
of
a
dove
.
She
possessed
eyes
whose
gaze
I
delighted
to
encounter
.
Her
whole
face
seemed
to
me
full
of
charm
.
Mary
's
countenance
was
equally
intelligent
--
her
features
equally
pretty
;
but
her
expression
was
more
reserved
,
and
her
manners
,
though
gentle
,
more
distant
.
Diana
looked
and
spoke
with
a
certain
authority
:
she
had
a
will
,
evidently
.
It
was
my
nature
to
feel
pleasure
in
yielding
to
an
authority
supported
like
hers
,
and
to
bend
,
where
my
conscience
and
self-respect
permitted
,
to
an
active
will
.
"
And
what
business
have
you
here
?
"
she
continued
.
"
It
is
not
your
place
.
Mary
and
I
sit
in
the
kitchen
sometimes
,
because
at
home
we
like
to
be
free
,
even
to
license
--
but
you
are
a
visitor
,
and
must
go
into
the
parlour
.
"
"
I
am
very
well
here
.
"
"
Not
at
all
,
with
Hannah
bustling
about
and
covering
you
with
flour
.
"
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"
Besides
,
the
fire
is
too
hot
for
you
,
"
interposed
Mary
.
"
To
be
sure
,
"
added
her
sister
.
"
Come
,
you
must
be
obedient
.
"
And
still
holding
my
hand
she
made
me
rise
,
and
led
me
into
the
inner
room
.
"
Sit
there
,
"
she
said
,
placing
me
on
the
sofa
,
"
while
we
take
our
things
off
and
get
the
tea
ready
;
it
is
another
privilege
we
exercise
in
our
little
moorland
home
--
to
prepare
our
own
meals
when
we
are
so
inclined
,
or
when
Hannah
is
baking
,
brewing
,
washing
,
or
ironing
.
"