...nce events, look upon me as a friend and be guided by me until you can reflect what better to do." And Mrs. Lyle suffered herself to be led again to the parlor and coaxed into forbearance. Mrs. Weldon , a gossiping but kindhearted woman, in a fever of virtuous indignation at the faithless husband who "dared to play his tricks before her very eyes," was proportionally distressed at the pain she had ...