“As to that, no one can control you,” said her brother-in-law, who went to Tenby to see her; “but you must not be angry if I advise you not to make any such resolution.  Such hoards never have good results.”  This good result, however, did come from the effort which the poor broken-spirited woman was making—­an intimacy, and at last a close friendship, was formed between her and the relatives of her deceased lord.

And now my story is done.  My readers will easily understand what would be the future life of Harry Clavering and his wife after the completion of that tour in Italy and the birth of the heir, the preparations for which made the tour somewhat shorter than Harry had intended.  His father, of course, gave up to him the shooting, and the farming of the home farm, and, after a while, the management of the property.  Sir Henry preached occasionally—­believing himself able to preach much oftener than he did—­and usually performed some portion of the morning service.  “Oh yes,” said Theodore Burton in answer to some comfortable remark from his wife, “Providence has done very well for Florence.  And Providence has done very well for him also; but Providence was making a great mistake when he expected him to earn his bread.”

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