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T. Tembarom Chapter 38
In which a venerable duke, temporarily subdued by indisposition, reflects on the varying perceptions of the absent American Temple Barholm and visits Miss Alicia, who faces an impending crisis involving questioning by solicitors and acquaintances; their gentle converse is interrupted by anxious servants and hopeful visitors, all bound by affection and veiled uncertainty. The arrival of Little Ann and her father brings a warm assurance of loyalty and steadfast belief in Mr. Temple Barholm's character amidst swirling rumours and the uneasy stirrings of a village stirred to demonstration.
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