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panion, says, “ Many thanks, Mr. Greenway,
for your kind care of my daughter, which I
will now relieve you of, however, as we shall
be leaving the ground in a minute or so.”

Mr. Greenway says something about “hay-
ing been charmed, &c.,” of which I have not
the smallest doubt; but he is not to be sup-
pressed and dismissed in this summary
manner, and follows us as we go in, with
the greatest coolness, taking good care, of
course, to talk to Father this time.

Having found us chairs, they repair to the
counter, and Mr. Greenway remains standing
there while Father brings me my plate of
strawberries and cream, and something in a
glass, which turns out to be warm lemonade
this time.

“ T suppose you have had sufficient refresh-
ment,” he says, turning suddenly to Tiny and
frowning down at her; “if not,” he continues,
“you have sadly wasted your time!” and
without waiting for her answer he turns on
his heel and leaves us again. Tiny is very
wrathful, and looks so, for bags not Mr.