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"Going to take the old fellow to sea with them," I said "Well I really

don't see what else they could have done with hiht of it? I wonder how he took it"

"Very improperly," repeated Fyne "His manner was offensive, derisive,

fro it

all, I aot hold

of a irl"

"It is pretty certain that she will be much less poor and miserable," I

murmured

It looked as if the exultation of Captain Anthony had got on Fyne's

nerves "I told the fellow very plainly that he was abominably selfish

in this," he affirmed unexpectedly

"You did! Selfish!" I said rather taken aback "But what if the girl

thought that, on the contrary, he was rowled Fyne The rents and slashes of his

sole to be a surly

soleive it another nah I hadworse I need not tell you what it is," he added