“The Image is precious …. Keep it always.”
The statement is said by Lucy's reminding her of the significance of the ornate Italian Locket that contained her mother's image. According to the father, the idea is very precious, and it is one of the best ways that Lucy can remember her mother. Lucy's mother's memory remains fresh in her, and she recalls everything before her unpredicted death. This statement also signifies that Lucy's father is deeply heartened by his wife's demise and tries to remember her real Lucy.
"Just a fright …. Just a little fright."
These words are murmured by the young man who is trying to hold Honoria to the right position. At this time, Honoria is weak, and her body is becoming thinner and thinner every day. As he tries to move her to a place, he realizes that he can easily encircle her narrow waist, and he gets shocked at how fast she is losing weight. Honoria gets amazed by the attentiveness of this young man, and she gets thrilled. When she looks at the young man, he says that he is a little frightened, but he does his best not to hurt her.
“Arthur Strange, Coach Driver.”
The young man introduces himself to Honoria, called Arthur Strange, the Coach Driver, in a peculiar circumstance. The two first met in the coach for the first. At first, Honoria is not keen, but she later realizes that this young man is cool and needs to pay attention. In the same coach, another lady called Edith MacMillan, and the conversation that dominates the Coach through the journey is about knowing each other and having fun.
