ABSTRACT
On the morning previous to their departure from Derbyshire Mr. Morley appeared more calm and composed than he had been during many preceding days. His mind seemed settled into a pensive resignation, and while he looked with earnest and impressive sadness on the placid countenance of an ill-treated wife, sometimes a sudden flush, or tear of self-reproof, would betray such feelings as nearly taught her to pardon even his suspicions.
