I do not know Mr. ¬ÝAlwyn.‚Äù
“I thought you did; you recommended him highly.”
“I knew of him slightly in the South and I have watched his career here.”
“It would be too bad to have that career spoiled now.”
“But is it necessary? Suppose he should defend the Education Bill.”
“And criticise the party?” asked Miss Wynn. “It would take strong influence to pull him through.”
‚ÄúAnd if that strong influence were found?‚Äù said Mrs. ¬ÝVanderpool thoughtfully.
“It would surely involve some other important concession to the South.”
Mrs. ¬ÝVanderpool looked up, and an interjection hovered on her lips. Was it possible that the price