Part 30 (1/1)

”Rather! Pentridge may consider the cure complete Myrather asha how recent was the blohich had fallen, and said so But she reassured me

”It is just as the dear old dad would have wished,” she said ”He had such an opinion of you, Kenrick Nohere is your promise? You were not to talk anyyet And--I want to”

”Haven't you? You have been delirious, rereat deal” And with a glad, ain she bent down her lips to th daily now, ale when he learned how it had been brought about He congratulated us in a cordial, e

We had a sad and painful time of it, Beryl and I, at the trial of the three ive evidence, and thatof the old wounds But Sibuko and Maqala and the other Kafir were sentenced to be hanged; and hanged they were, in the gaol at Fort Lamport, a couple of weeks or so afterwards With their richly-deserved fate the vendetta which cule to say, conceived such a vast adnificent intrepidity on that fatal night, that hehis tribesmen that all further acts of hostility or molestation towards us, of any kind, were to cease; and as he still ee of or coave him the benefit of the doubt, and dwelt side by side, at any rate on neighbourly terms

For after Beryl and I were one before--as Brian showed not the s our example, we continued to make our ho concerns prospered exceedingly, and in our ho shadow of bereavement would allow us to be And it was a shadow Poor little George! We ood many times a day, and as for the wise, kind father and friend--why, for long the recollection of hian to heal the wound which that recollection had left

Well, that is my story I don't know that it is much of a story, but it's a true one, and that I, Kenrick Holt, should ever have been brought to write a story at all seee, most of all to myself; indeed, I never should have, had it not been for a friend of mine who used to come and stay at our place, and shoot He was always keen on reic all the better--and my own romance appealed to hiof hi line himself--especially with reference to ht easily have used it hi it to account on behalf of his own pocket However, he was too much of a sportsman for that, so--here it is

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