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And , thereafter , whenever Miss Murgatroyd saw fit to use such adjectives as `` indecent , '' `` questionable , '' or `` highly improper , '' Miss Susie bravely gathered up her wool-work , and left the room . Thus the golden days went by , and a letter came for Jim Airth from Lady Ingleby 's secretary . Her ladyship was away at present but would be returning to Shenstone on the following Monday , and would be pleased to give him an interview on Tuesday afternoon . The two o'clock express from Charing Cross would be met at Shenstone station , unless he wrote suggesting another . `` Now that is very civil , '' said Jim to Myra , as he passed her the letter , `` and how well it suits our plans . We had already arranged both to go up to town on Monday , and you on to Shenstone . So I can come down by that two o'clock train on Tuesday , get my interview with Lady Ingleby over as quickly as may be , and dash off to my girl at the Lodge .