Alderley’s company of militia being his own, he was able to choose duty periods convenient to himself and his captain, and was under no obligation to wear dress uniform. . He hated travelling second-class with her—indeed, he never did—but he also disliked travelling in the same train when his daughter was in an inferior class, because of the look of the thing. Selling out of the Army to take up his inheritance had spelled boredom to Gerald Alderley. She wanted to stay where she was; but tears were dangerous; the more she wept, the weaker she would become defensively. I could make away with him at once, as you are about to make away with your nephew, Sir Rowland,—but that wouldn't serve my turn. ’ Roding allowed that he had a point, and followed him as he began to mount the stairs.
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