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He was obliged to take the answer into his own hands , since Oliver insisted that his mother was to be regarded in no light save that of Mrs. Dynevor , of Cheveleigh ; and James was equally resolved that she should be only Mrs. Frost , of Dynevor Terrace . It was heart-sickening to see these bickerings over the grave of one so loving and so beloved ; and very trying to be always on the alert to obviate the snappings that might at any time become a sharp dissension ; but nothing very distressing actually arose until the last day before the funeral , when the three cousins were sitting together in the morning-room ; James writing letters . ` I am asking Lady Conway to give you a bed to-morrow night , Clara , ' he said . ` We shall be at home by three o'clock . ' ` Oh , Jem ! ' said Clara , clasping her hands to keep them from trembling ; ` I never thought of that . ' ` You are not ready !