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Keep a-going, keep asking questions, keep our eyes and ears open, and keep up our courage." "Your plan is certainly 'for keeps, as we children used to say. Come along. Your plan is adopted. Have you written Lady Fernborough? 'Tis your turn." Many days of fruitless travel and the young men began to despair of success.

"No, I told Florence, but thought Maude would appreciate the change now, if it took place, if she was ignorant of what influence had been brought to bear on her father." Aunt Ella continued the reading. "Harry and I have been to Fernborough. Alice's brother sent us word that Uncle Isaac Pettingill was dead and we went to the funeral. He had no complaint. He was tired out, so Mrs.

It was near Chester, that modernized reminder of the old Roman days, and on their way to Fernborough Hall. They found it uninhabited. The thatched roof was full of holes and the interior showed the devastation that wind and water had worked. Tall weeds filled the little garden and the general effect was dismal indeed. "It won't do to take Dad a picture of this old shanty," said Tom.

My suggestion is, that you leave the bulk of your fortune to build a hospital in Fernborough, but provide in your will that the mill operatives of Cottonton, or all its poorer inhabitants, if you so wish it, shall be entitled to free treatment therein." "I'll do it," cried Uncle Ike. "As soon as I get settled at 'Zeke's, I'll send for Squire Rundlett to come and make out my will.

Alice was driven to the well-known house on Mount Vernon Street, in which Aunt Ella had lived so long, but which had lost much of its cheerfulness, and all of its Bohemianism since that lady had gone to England and become Lady Fernborough. The Executive Chamber was a large room, and simply furnished with a flat top desk of wine-red mahogany, a bookcase, and a few chairs.

"I had expected my trip would cost me at least five hundred dollars." "If you will give me your note at thirty days I will let you have the five hundred. I will bring it down to-morrow night." On the second day following, the Captain took an apparently very reluctant departure. A week later Quincy and Alice were in Boston making preparations for their trip to Fernborough.

But, Tom wisely refrained from mentioning these thoughts, for lovers do not seek confidants unless help is needed. Quincy found Fernborough but little changed, During the fourteen years that he had been a resident of, or a visitor to, the town there had been but little to disturb its serenity. Goldsmith's "Deserted Village" could not have had a better record for unbroken placidity.

She was greatly pleased to learn that Captain Hornaby was innocent of any complicity in the embezzlement, and said to Florence: "You will get a letter from your father telling you who the real criminal is," and turning to the Captain, continued, "We go back to Fernborough Hall to-morrow, Captain Hornaby, but when that letter comes we will send for you."

Now that we have a real live boat, no more slippery canoes for me. I hope you and Alice are having a fine time of course you will on your old stamping ground. "I don't find any fault, because I'm so young and of so little importance, but it seems funny that nobody ever invited me to visit Fernborough. Please don't consider this a bid for an invite, for I won't come. Your neglected sister, "MAUDE."

Mary became so interested in the case that she decided not to go to the White Mountains for the summer, and Quincy also remained in Fernborough, helping Mary as much as he could. Often they would go off on long tramps in the surrounding country, and once Quincy went to Boston and was gone several days. That they procured some evidence was clear from the satisfied remarks made by Mr.