"None whom you know, Mother. One with whom I met on my travels."
"I am glad you are marrying," she said, "And how is Celia to return to Ashcliffe?"
"Oh! with Harry," replied Celia, quickly.
"He is not at liberty yet," observed Edward, gravely.
"But you will set him free to go with me?" entreated his sister.
"I have nothing to do with it. You will, I suppose. I make you a present of my prisoner."
"Oh, thank you! If Harry's liberty depends on me, he shall have it directly."
"Edward," said Lady Ingram, "I have a favor to ask from you."
"Name it, and take it, Mother."
"Will you see that a small pension is settled on Thérèse; and, should she wish to continue in her present position, interest yourself in obtaining for her another situation?"