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She went straight to Miss Polehampton and demanded that Janetta should remain ; and when the schoolmistress refused to alter her decision , she calmly replied that in that case _ she _ should go home too . Miss Polehampton was an obstinate woman , and would not concede the point ; and Lady Caroline , on learning the state of affairs , at once perceived that it was impossible to leave Margaret at the school where open warfare had been declared . She accordingly brought both girls away with her , arranging to send Janetta to her own home next morning . `` You will stay to luncheon , dear , and I will drive you over to Beaminster at three o'clock , '' she said to Janetta at breakfast . `` No doubt you are anxious to see your own people . '' Janetta looked as if she might find it difficult to reply , but Margaret interposed a remark -- as usual at the right moment . `` We will practice our duets this morning -- if Janetta likes , that is ; and we can have a walk in the garden too .