Sustained honor - The Age of Liberty Established by John R. (John Roy) Musick
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Fernando, who really had no clear idea of the subject-matter of the
quarrel, answered: "I plead guilty, Miss Lane, to being disobedient. Forgive me, and I promise to make amends in the future. Do you know him, Lieutenant Matson?" "Know Lieutenant Matson? Certainly I do; I have known him for four years. Father has known him longer." [Illustration: "YOU SURRENDER EASILY."] "Does he ever come here?" "Frequently." "If he comes while I am here, we will have the fight out." "No you won't." "Why?" "I forbid it." "Then I yield." "You surrender easily," and the saucy blue eyes glanced slyly at his face. Fernando was at a loss for some answer. Suddenly she broke in with: |
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