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Updated: June 1, 2025
This, though true in the main, may not have been absolutely correct, even as it was first delivered, and may have been somewhat less accurate as it was reported to Sir Thomas, who perhaps added from hearsay a few errors of his own, like that about Sir James Tyrell's knighthood.
Wheeler as he passed the door, led the way up the narrow staircase to Miss Tyrell's room. "I've brought him with me, so that he'll be company for Emma Wheeler," said the skipper, as Fraser shook hands with her, "and you must look sharp if you want to get good seats. "I'm ready all but my hat and jacket," said Poppy, "and Emma's in her room getting ready, too.
"And now," said the incensed skipper, breathing deeply as the door closed and they walked up Liston Street, "what the deuce do you mean by it?" "Mean by what?" demanded the mate, who, after much thought, had decided to take a leaf out of Miss Tyrell's book.
"I daresay they'll find us." Fraser bought a programme and sat down, the brim of Miss Tyrell's hat touching his face as she bent to peruse it.
For my part, I was quite ashamed of being engaged in so ridiculous an affair, and could only think of the absurd appearance we should make upon our arrival at Mr. Tyrell's.
He shed tears, and vowed that if his life was spared, he would steal with renewed energy, and be more faithful than ever; and for a while I thought the chief would relent, but during a moment's pause, I distinctly heard the click of a pistol lock, and saw Tyrell's arm raised as though taking aim.
The consciousness of a little colour in her cheek which she could not repress affected Miss Tyrell's temper. "No," she said, sharply. "Didn't you intend to go, then?" asked the bewildered Fraser. "I oh, will you give me my gloves, please, before I forget them?" said Miss Tyrell, coldly. It was Fraser's turn to colour, and he burnt a rich crimson as he fished them out.
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