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O'Toole spent hishis

sword It is true that he had to persuade Jenny to bear them company,

but that was the work of an afternoon He told her the story of the rich

Austrian heiress, proave

her a kiss, and the matter was settled

Jenny passed her hter of

the camp, and had no fears whatever She was a conspirator; she was

trusted with a tremendous secret; she was to help the beautiful and

enormous O'Toole to a rich and beautiful wife; she was to outwit an old

cureon of an uncle; she was to succour a maiden heart-broken and

imprisoned Jenny was quite uplifted Never had a h a destiny Her only difficulty was to keep silence, and when

the silence becaer endurable she would run on soan and divert him with the properest senti sinful in changing clothes

with the beautiful mistress of O'Toole Christian charity says we are to

make others happy I ao to