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Mrs. Dashwood, whose eyes, as she answered the servant's inquiry, had intuitively taken the same direction, was shocked to perceive by Elinor's countenance how much she really suffered, and a moment afterwards, alike distressed by Marianne's situation, knew not on which child to bestow her principal attention.

"Yes," she answered.

But if Mutrie could have asked such a question, Tarvin would have answered unblushingly, "Rustler's."

"Don't try any more, Nick," she answered gently.

"I must not think of myself," she answered in a shaken voice.

"Go back to Omaha on my hands and knees," she answered with equal earnestness.

"Then it's a bargain?""Yes," she answered.

"What do I know?" answered the East.

He answered shortly, "Yes; I know her.

"I know now everything that counts," she answered.

"How's that?""Because they are not like us," she answered, turning her lustrous face on him.

The memory was for the moment intolerable to her; but when Tarvin asked her why she had come at all if she felt that way, she answered with the courage of better moments: "Why do men go to war?"Kate saw little of Tarvin during the next few days.

The Rajah answered him with brevity.

"I shall go and get new equipment," answered the child, "and then I shall come to play with the prime minister's son here."

"He is not strong," answered Tarvin, calmly.

"I do not understand," said the King; "but go to the missionary's house to-day, my son.""I am to come here and play," answered the Prince, petulantly.

Well done!" cried the Maharajah, as the colt answered the bit.

"What do I know?" answered the King, solemnly.

The burly Rajput captain grinned from ear to ear, and, to Tarvin 's surprise, answered in perfect English:"That would do for irregular cavalry, to kill the subalterns, you understand, but we are drilled exclusively on English model, and I have my commission from the Queen.

"My sword and my horse," answered the Maharaj Kunwar; and he half drew the jewelled sabre that was his inseparable companion, returning it with a resolute clank that closed the discussion.

"Who else would dare?" answered Kate, passionately.

"Happy to make your acquaintance," he said, as she murmured under her breath, "By Indur, he has a hold!""And I am pleased to see you, too," she answered aloud.

Well, I'll be" He whistled melodiously, and the sound was answered by the hoarse croak of a crane across the reeds.

"Oh, I'm not trying to do you up, young lady," he answered.

I might come back and apply for it one of these days when I've worked a scheme or two at home.""Then you are going away you will leave us soon?""I'll leave you when I've got what I want, my dear," he answered, pressing her closer.

"Won't you come in?""Well, either the pleasantest, or next to the pleasantest, I'm not sure which," he answered, with a smile, as he followed her into the familiar sitting-room.

You ask me to marry you?""I do," answered Tarvin, solemnly.

Who would harm me?""Sitabhai," he answered grimly.

He answered the call from the boughs of a tree in the garden, where he was arguing with the wild parrots, and entered the room, crooning softly in the monkey tongue.

"Very well," answered the Maharaj, with a pout.

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