ARTHUR AND LEONARD

Godfrey passed over to the General, who had walked down to his gate on

his way to the great elm. Out from behind the elm came the other two

men, Arthur leading and talking briskly:--

"The sooner the better, Leonard. Now while my work is new and taking

shape--Ah! here's Mrs. Morris."

Both men were handsome. Arthur, not much older than Ruth, was of medium

height, slender, restless, dark, and eager of glance and speech. Leonard

was nearer the age of Godfrey; fairer than Arthur, of a quieter eye,

tall, broad-shouldered, powerful, lithe, and almost tamely placid. Mrs.

Morris met them with animation.

"Have our churchwarden and our rector been having another of their long

talks?"

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