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Our visitor," said Sybil, as her guest approached leaning on her
husband's arm. They had certainly lingered a little on the way; but
Sybil was too happy to notice that circumstance now. The jealous wife
was for the time subdued within her, and all the hospitable hostess was
in the ascendant. "You are welcome to Black Hall, my dear Mrs.
Blondelle," she said, advancing to receive her guest. "And now, will you
walk into our sitting parlor and rest awhile before taking off your
wraps; or shall I show you at once to your rooms, which are quite ready
for you?" "At once to my rooms, if you please, Mrs. Berners; for, you
see, my poor little Cromartie is already fast asleep." "Come, then; you
will not have far to go. It is on this floor," said Sybil, with a smile,
as she led the way down the wide hall, past the great staircase, and
then turned to the right and went down a long passage, until she came to
a door, which she opened. "Here is your bed-chamber," said Sybil,
inviting her guest to enter a large and richly furnished room; "and
beyond this, and connected with it, is another and a smaller apartment,
which is properly the dressing-room, but which I have had fitted up as a
nursery for your child and his nurse." "Many thanks," replied Rosa
Blondelle, as she followed her hostess into the room, and glanced around
with the natural curiosity we all feel in entering a strange place. The
room was very spacious, and had many doors and windows. Its furniture