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Harrigan declared that he would not go over to Caxley-Webster's to tea

"But I've promised for you!" expostulated his wife "And he adad about assponge-cake and knuckling my knees under a dinky

table And then he always has sohted

"Frulasses as if I was a new kind

of an ani push They don't

notice "

"Very well, dad," agreed Nora, who saw the stor in her ot you yesterday Where

are you now?"

"Page one," grinning

Mrs Harrigan wisely refrained froo If the colonel repeated his invitation to dinner,

where there would be only the o to

that

The women departed at three, for there was to be tennis until five

o'clock When Harrigan was reasonably sure that they were half the

distance to the colonel's villa, he put on his hat, whistled to the

dachel, and together they took the path to the village