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At this rehter

"The richest thing I ever heard of Ha, ha, ha! Meurig Wynne's son

married to a Methodist preacher's niece My dear boy, he'll never give

his consent Why, he hated theree to youra Methodist"

"He'll have to," said Cardo, "and I think he will"

"Never, leefully "I

expect we shall have so times down there, Nellie?"

"Yes; there will be one thing nes"

"It will always be a mystery to me," said Lewis Wynne, "how I h certainly I was roaood

deal at the ti hes, rote occasionally, I naturally thought he was still

keeping up his unaccountable anger against me; and the busy life of an

Australian station soon occupied o back and ht, Cardo"

And in less than a ht and cheerful

party went on board the fast sailing steatonia Mr and

Mrs Wynne especially were full of life and spirits

Dr Belton went on board with theood-byes were