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LEFT alone with the lady of Eastmead, Doctor Ramage studied his watch a little absently. “ Our young friend’s exceedingly nervous.”
Mrs. Beever glanced in the direction in which Rose had disappeared. “ Do you allude1 to that girl? ”
“I allude to dear Mrs. Tony.”
“It’s equally true of Miss Armiger; she’s as worried as a pea on a pan. Julia, as far as that goes,” Mrs. Beever continued, “ can never have been a person to hold herself together.”
“Precisely2 — she requires to be held. Well, happily she has Tony to hold her.”
“Then he’s not himself in one of his states? ”
Doctor Ramage hesitated. “ I don’t quite make him out. He seems to have fifty things at once in his head.”
Mrs. Beever looked at the Doctor hard. “ When does he ever not have? But I had a note from him only this morning in the highest spirits.”
Doctor Ramage’s little eyes told nothing but what he wanted. “ Well, whatever happens to him, he’ll always have them! ”
Mrs. Beever at this jumped up. “ Robert
Ramage,” she earnestly demanded, “ what is to happen to that boy? ”
Before he had time to reply there rang out a sudden sound which had, oddly, much of the effect of an answer and which caused them both to start. It was the near vibration3, from Mrs. Bream’s room, of one of the smart, loud electric bells which were for Mrs. Beever the very accent of the newness of Bounds. They waited an instant; then the Doctor said quietly: “ It’s for Nurse! ”
“It’s not for you? ” The bell sounded again as she spoke4.
“It’s for Nurse,” Doctor Ramage repeated, moving nevertheless to the door he had come in by. He paused again to listen, and the door, the next moment thrown open, gave passage to a tall, good-looking young man, dressed as if, with much freshness, for church, and wearing a large orchid5 in his buttonhole. “ You rang for Nurse? ” the Doctor immediately said.
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