Lady Jane looked a little flurried.
"'Tis well for you, Graydon," he said, "to have little girls to do the like for you."
"You must marry, Glengall, and be properly taken care of," said Mr. Graydon.
"I'm past marrying," said Lord Glengall; "I leave that to the girls and boys."
"They'd make foolish marriages," said Sylvia, "if they were left to themselves."
Lord Glengall smiled more broadly.
"'Tis a prudent little woman you're owning, Graydon," he said. "You should turn match-maker, Miss Sylvia."
"For you, Lord Glengall?"
"I'll go bail you'd find no one to have me, Miss Sylvia."