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and he held out his arms for his child . `` You know I do n't let you hold her in that coat . Go into your dressing-room , have your bath , and put on your dressing-gown , and if you will lie on the bed , you shall take care of her while I go and feed Terry . You ca n't do anything for anybody yet , it is only six o'clock . '' These precautions , hindering his going jaded and exhausted into infection , were what Rosamond seemed to live for , though she never forced them on him , and he was far too physically tired out not to yield to the soothing effect ; so that even two hours on the bed sent him forth renovated to that brief service in the church , where Herbert and he daily met and found their strength for the day . They had not had time to exchange a word after it before there was a knock at the vestry door , and a servant gave the message to Herbert , who had opened it : `` Lady Tyrrell is taken worse , sir , and Sir Harry Vivian begged that Mr. Charnock would come immediately . '' A carriage had been sent for him , and he could only hurry home to tell Rosamond to send on the pony to Sirenwood , to take him to Wil ` sbro ' , unless he were first wanted at home .