Penny Dreadfuls, 1891 · page 195 of 251
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186 THE WIDOWED BRIDE. habit of turning guests out of their houses on two days’ notice, after inveigling them down with the politest of _ promises.’ ‘‘T don’t care how many books you write,” sald the rector, ‘‘as long as you get safely away from Tr egarvan.” And he went into the house quite relieved to think that the uncomfortable conversation was over, and inwardly de- lighted that Captain Evelyn had made ‘‘so little fuss about it!” ‘“‘T really don’t think he cares so very much about her, after all,” thought Mr. Kskett. EOMmreE <S) (El) 900