“Go to London,” said Ann Veronica. “Is that you, Nigel?” she asked. The old lady’s face was stiff with anger. She must be beautiful, but beauty is only the beginning. Nigel Ennison was he. Gay, the poet, who wrote the 'Captives,' which was lately acted at Drury Lane, and was so much admired by the Princess of Wales. Stanley’s acquaintance in the train and shown him one or two trifling civilities. . "I likes to hear vot you says. Did you ever go by any other names, ma’am?” “Yes. The face that looked down upon Ann Veronica was full of amiable intention. Whoever this might be, the visit seemed to have some reference to the carpenter, for, shortly afterwards, Sharples made his appearance, and informed the captives they were free. ” Then she looked up at him with frightened eyes.
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