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"She had not e for it, or

any great confidence in eration"

"I should like to knohat reasons you have to say that," asked Fyne

with offended solemnity "I really don't see any But I had sufficient

authority to tellto do

so chivalrous and fine he wasshe asks him to do--but, all the same, it is rather

a pitiless transaction"

For a ht of an approaching

tram-car and stepped out on the road to meet it "Have you a more

compassionate scheme ready?" I called after him He made no answer,

clambered on to the rear platfored a perfunctory wave of the hand We also looked at each other,

he rather angrily, I fancy, and I onder I may also mention that