Wilfred Hayle

"... and he mentally vowed to remain where he was until he had succeeded in discovering to whom Katie's hand was to be given. sThat he had a rival in Wilfred Hayle he never guessed, nor did Wilt himself know it. Sir Marcus's idolised nephew was apt to turn restive if the baronet urged upon him his duties as heir-presumptive to a ..."

"... Rupert now at Leabanks ?' ' I helieve so ; I am riot sure. In his last letter, he said something ab?ut driving over from Oxford with his friend. Wilfred Hayle, and being at home to meet us. But young men are apt to be fickle in their resolves.' Maude hemmed. The presence of a hand some collegian at Leabanks would ..."

"... and this provoked Rupert worse than all the rest -her appealing glance drew to-her side the ever-watchful Mr. Errington. A couple of weeks had elapsed since the tableaux before Wilfred Hayle could be per suaded to visit Leabanks^iordidhe come then, until he had given*both his uncle and Bupert to understand that any allusions to the assist ance he had rendered Maude ..."

"... on mc ? Do you beprudge me my good fortune in winning so brave a lover?' *' I cannot understand it I' said Katie, more bewildered than ever. *' Wilfred Hayle your declared lover ! I always thought that Bupert ? Oh ! Maude, can you have been cruel enough to jilt Bupert?' ' Goose ! what are you dreaming about ..."