CHAPTER XXIV: LOVE'S LABOUR LOST 



'And well, with ready hand and heart, Each task of toilsome duty taking, Did one dear inmate take her part, The last asleep, the earliest waking.' 

In the course of the afternoon Lord Rotherwood and Florence called, to see Eleanor, inquire after Ada, and make the final arrangements for going to a morning concert at Raynham the next day. Lady Rotherwood was afraid of the fatigue, and Florence therefore wished to accompany her cousins, who, as Eleanor meant to stay at home, were to be under Mrs. Weston's protection. Lady Florence and her brother, therefore, agreed to ride home by Broomhill, and mention the plan to Mrs. Weston, and took their leave, appointing Adam's shop as the place of rendezvous. 

Next morning Emily, Lilias, and Jane happened to be together in the drawing-room, when Mr. Mohun and Claude came in, the former saying to Lily, 'Here is the mason's account for the gravestone which you wished to have put up to Agnes Eden; it comes to two pounds. You undertook half the expense, and as Claude is going to Raynham, he will pay for it if you will give him your sovereign.' 

'I will,' said Lily, 'but first I must ask Emily to pay me for the London commissions.' 

Emily repented not having had a private conference with Lily. 

'So you have not settled your accounts,' said Mr. Mohun. 'I hope Lily has not ruined you, Emily.' 

'I thought her a mirror of prudence,' said Claude. 
where were they going?
for?
who was scared of getting tired?
who was staying home?
who would look after the ones not going?
who went to visit Eleanor?
who did they want to find out about as well?
Did they go to eleanor at night?
when?
how many people were in the room in the morning?
who were the 3?
how much was the gravestone?
how much was she to pay?
what was the gravestone for?
what was she to do in order for Claude to pay for it?
where was he going?
what was Adam's place going to be used as?
who owed her?
for?
what did claude say about Emily?
Raynham
for going to a morning concert at Raynham the next day.
A morning concert.
for going to a morning concert at Raynham
Lady Rotherwood
Lady Rotherwood was afraid of the fatigue
Eleanor
Eleanor meant to stay at home,
Mrs. Weston
were to be under Mrs. Weston's protection.
Lord Rotherwood and Florence
Lord Rotherwood and Florence called, to see Eleanor, 
Ada
In the course of the afternoon Lord Rotherwood and Florence called, to see Eleanor, inquire after Ada, 
No
In the course of the afternoon Lord Rotherwood and Florence called, to see Eleanor,
the afternoon
In the course of the afternoon Lord Rotherwood and Florence called, to see Eleanor, 
3 at first.
Next morning Emily, Lilias, and Jane 
Emily, Lilias, and Jane
Next morning Emily, Lilias, and Jane happened to be together in the drawing-room,
two pounds
Here is the mason's account for the gravestone which you wished to have put up to Agnes Eden; it comes to two pounds
Half of it.
 You undertook half the expense,
It was to be put up to Agnes Eden
Here is the mason's account for the gravestone which you wished to have put up to Agnes Eden
She had to give him her sovereign
Claude is going to Raynham, he will pay for it if you will give him your sovereign.' 
Raynham
and as Claude is going to Raynham
place of rendezvous
 appointing Adam's shop as the place of rendezvous. 

Emily
'I will,' said Lily, 'but first I must ask Emily to pay me for the London commissions.' 

the London commissions.
'I will,' said Lily, 'but first I must ask Emily to pay me for the London commissions.' 
I thought her a mirror of prudence
'I thought her a mirror of prudence,' said Claude. 