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"Why, of course youthe bell

and ordering arette ns of nerves about you, old thing," laughed Tony,

as he proffered his case and struck a arette Myra

accepted "Nerves! The risks you have been taking of late in the

hunting field have e

last week during the run with the Quorn lad when I have you safely aboard the

Killarney, and we are on our way to Spain"

"I a to Spain?" repeated Tony, in surprise

"No, Tony, I a to Spain Don Carlos has offended , aren't you?" asked Tony "I thought you

had made it up with Don Carlos Don't tell ain!"

"Why, of course I have," exclaimed Don Carlos "I am madly in love

with Myra, and it is because she is afraid of falling as desperately in

love withforced, in consequence, to