Chapter 69A few more days, and Captain Cambridge was famously in Kellynch, and Mr. Cumberland had visited him and had returned warmly in his praise, and he had arranged with the Field's to dine in Uppercross at the end of another week. It had been a great disappointment for Mr Cumberland to find that no earlier day could be set, so impatient was he to show his gratitude by seeing Captain Cambridge under his own roof and welcoming him in his cellars to everything that was strongest and best. But a week must pass; only a week, according to Anne's assessment, and then, she assumed, they had to meet; and soon she began to wish that she could feel safe even for a week.
Captain Cambridge returned to Mr. Cumberland's courtesy very early, and she called there almost in the same half hour. She and
