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Only two people really appreciated that correspondence They were Mrs

Nevill Tyson and Miss Batchelor "At this rate," said the lady of

Meriden, s

down the house"

Tyson, conte to Sir Peter and Sir

Peter alone, and he flattered hireat man's eye It was in the first excitement of the elections; Tyson

had co cards

on the hall table On the top of the dusty pile that had accumulated in

the days of his wife's illness there was actually a fresh card Tyson's

face lost so of its militant expression when he read the nah the banisters at his wife as she

careet hiain He couldn't very well be

off it er"

"He called about the elections"

"Oh--I thought you were out?"

"So I was I met him in the drive andabout my letters in the Herald?"

Mrs Nevill Tyson hesitated "N-no Not much"

"What did he say!"

"Oh--I think--he only said it was rather a pity you'd mixed yourself up