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The "Zealous," following, anchored where Foley had purposed, on the bow of the "Guerrier;" and the next three ships, the "Orion," "Theseus," and "Audacious," also placed themselves on the inner side of the French line. The two leading French vessels were at once crushed.
Susan Foley was in the basement, either clearing up tea or preparing supper. Miss Ingate, putting her pen between her teeth and looking up from a blotting-pad, said to Audrey across the table: "Are you writing to Musa?" "Certainly not!" said Audrey, with fire. "Why should I write to Musa?" She added: "But you can write to him, if you like." "Oh! Can I?" observed Miss Ingate, grinning.
Dale and most of you. I decided in favour of that course, however, because the offer made me by Mr. Foley was one which, in the interests of the people, I could not refuse. Mr. Foley has done his best to keep to the terms of his compact with me. Perhaps I ought to say that he has kept to it. The successful termination of the Lancashire strike is due entirely to his efforts.
Before many weeks had elapsed the three proposed marriages took place, Archie Sandys departing with his bride for Scotland, while Norman Foley and Owen Massey made a tour through the south of Ireland before going to Waterford, where they had agreed to remain for some time, to be near Mrs Massey and Captain Tracy.
Miss Ingate put in, "I'd been dining at the Proctors' and it was after ten, I know it was after ten because they never let me leave until after ten, in spite of the long drive I have. Fancy there being a train from Frinton after ten! So of course I brought Miss Foley along. Oh! It was vehy interesting. Vehy interesting. You see we had to think of the police.
The news reached Divver and Foley about the same time, and as they knew the family of the man was destitute, each went to an undertaker and brought him to the Roosevelt Street tenement. The rivals and the undertakers met at the house and an altercation ensued. After much discussion the Divver undertaker was selected.
Foley shrugged his shoulders. He was, after all, a philosopher. "I am afraid Elisabeth won't get very far," he remarked. "Carton was in her train, and Ellison and Aubrey weren't far behind. She is really quite wonderful. I never in all my life saw any one look so beautiful as she does to-night."
"Little doubt about our doing that," said the master. "Judging by the reports, the enemy's ship is not a heavy one a brig or sloop at the most or she may be one of those picarooning craft often found cruising in these seas." The last remark was heard by Norman Foley, who had just then joined the speakers.
I then told you that you would find yourself in a riot within a month, if you continued your course. Was I right? Happily you have escaped from that horrible complication. Go no farther. Listen to me. You were not created for these adventures. It is impossible that you should be happy in them." "But look at Jane Foley," said Audrey eagerly. "Is she not happy?
Foley persisted, "to destroy the welfare of the country for this generation and perhaps the next, in order that a new people may arise, governed according to your methods, in ages which neither you nor I nor any of us will ever see?" "That is what I mean," Maraton assented.
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