When she saw that her companion heard her, she asked, "Is that true?"

He shook his head a little. "It is too matter of fact," he said, "as I

need hardly tell you. Hosen and shoon are good, but they do not always

sufficiently indicate the state of the heart."

Lady Mary had a consciousness, which was pleasant to her, that so far as

the hosen and shoon went, she had abundant means of preparing herself for

the pricks of any road, however rough; but she had no time to indulge

this pleasing reflection, for she was shortly introduced into a great

building, full of innumerable rooms, in one of which her companion left

her.

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