CHAPTER XVII. But he had always felt (he had never allowed himself to think of it) that the promptitude of their family was a little indelicate of her, and in a sense an intrusion. It is a cheering reflection, that in the present prison, with its clean, wellwhitewashed, and well-ventilated wards, its airy courts, its infirmary, its improved regulations, and its humane and intelligent officers, many of the miseries of the old jail are removed. Meanwhile, the clergyman, bare-headed and in his surplice, advanced to meet them. As in all things, so his thoughts came to him deliberately. She sank upon her knees and unbuttoned his coat.
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