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al flirtations were the

cause of gossip

Like her fiancé, Myra was an only child, who had been allowed to do

everything she liked practically since infancy, and had coht Her father, Sir Dennis

Rostrevor, had at one ti in the Rebellion, when the great house that had been the

horound

The loss broke his heart and killed him, and his death alht and inconsolable, for

she had loved and adored her handsorief's wounds when one is in the early

twenties, and in the social whirl of English Society Myra had all but

forgotten her loss and the dark days of tragedy in Ireland

"Will you be at home if I call round in an hour or so?" inquired Tony,

as Myra was about to ot so iot a luncheon appoint with the Fitzpatricks, and going on

later to Lady Trencrom's dance Have to see , but I expect I shall be free by

noon Call about twelve, Tony, and don't forget to bring soarettes with you"