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"Good-night, and good-bye for the present, though I shall be coming over to Coombesthorpe in a day or two. I am going home very early to-morrow morning, before any of you good people will be stirring," said Sir Philip to his cousins, when, all the guests save those staying in the house having departed, these last were dispersing for the night.
"You're in a fidget about Aunt Anna," said Ermine. "I can see it, Phil -- you should have more trust in my assurances."