CHAPTER XIX 

A WOMAN'S WAY 

They had not been forgotten while they journeyed through the wilds. Frobisher thought of them now and then, and his daughter more often; indeed, her mind dwelt a good deal on Andrew after he left and she found herself looking forward eagerly to his return. She spent some weeks in an American city with her father, but its gaieties had less attraction for her than usual, and she was glad when they went back for a time to the Lake of Shadows. On the day after her arrival she drove across the ice to the Landing and inquired at a store where news circulated whether anything had been heard of the Allinson expedition. The proprietor had nothing to tell her, but while she spoke to him a man crossed the floor, and she saw with annoyance that it was Mappin. She left while he made his purchases, but he joined her when she was putting some parcels into the sleigh, and did not seem daunted by the coldness of her manner. 

"I didn't know you were coming back so soon," he greeted her. 

"Didn't you?" she asked indifferently. "When my father had finished his business we suddenly made up our minds to leave, without consulting Mrs. Denton. I suppose that explains your ignorance." 

"You're smart," he said. "As soon as you're ready to receive people I must make my call." 

It was getting dark, but the lights from the store window fell on his face, and Geraldine saw a glitter in his eyes. She thought he meant to defy her. 
Who does Frobisher's daughter think of a lot?
Is she anxious for him to get back?
How often did Frobisher think about them?
Where had she visited?
With who?
For how long?
Where did they return after that?
How did she feel about that?
Why did she go to the store?
Who did she ask?
Did he know anything?
How did she travel?
Was it cold?
Who else was in the store?
Did she know him?
Was he expecting to see her?
What does he think about her intelligence?
Does he want to visit her?
Is it late when they talk?
How does she act toward him?
Andrew
her mind dwelt a good deal on Andrew 
yes
Andrew after he left and she found herself looking forward eagerly to his return.
now and then
 Frobisher thought of them now and then
an American city
She spent some weeks in an American city
her father
She spent some weeks in an American city with her father,
weeks
She spent some weeks in an American city 
the Lake of Shadows
she was glad when they went back for a time to the Lake of Shadows
glad
she was glad when they went back for a time to the Lake of Shadows
inquired about the Allinson expedition.
inquired at a store where news circulated whether anything had been heard of the Allinson expedition. 
The proprietor
The proprietor had nothing to tell her, but while she spoke to him
no
he proprietor had nothing to tell her
by sleigh
 she was putting some parcels into the sleigh
yes
she drove across the ice
Mappin
a man crossed the floor, and she saw with annoyance that it was Mappin
yes
she saw with annoyance that it was Mappin
no
"I didn't know you were coming back so soon," he greeted her. 
she's smart
"You're smart," he said.
yes
As soon as you're ready to receive people I must make my call." 
yes
It was getting dark
cold
 did not seem daunted by the coldness of her manner. 
