Muriel Sterling a Tale of the African Veldt
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invite him if you like. I dare say we can make him amuse us. Ask him. '* And so it was settled. Lady Stanmore's prep arations were forwarded with despatch, and in what seemed to be an inconceivably brief space of time, considering the amount of work accom plished, they were on the train for Southampton. A few hours more and the Dunottar Castle was bearing them out to sea.
" Good -by, old England, " cried Lady Stan- more, waving her handkerchief at the receding cliffs.
" I hope we shan't be ship...wrecked, " was Miss St. John's apprehensive and somewhat irrelevant reply. " Dear me, I feel queerly already. I know that I am going to be seasick. " " Seasick ? Nefer mind dat, " consoled Mr. Weiss. " But shipwrecked don' say dat. Ugh ! don' say dat!" It was really an unnecessary fear. Miss St. John's secondary dread was more substantial yes, it was an actuality but as the steamer ap proached the equator and the members of the party became accustomed to its roll, their experi- 128 A TALE OF THE AFRICAN VELDT.
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invite him if you like. I dare say we can make him amuse us. Ask him. '* And so it was settled. Lady Stanmore's prep arations were forwarded with despatch, and in what seemed to be an inconceivably brief space of time, considering the amount of work accom plished, they were on the train for Southampton. A few hours more and the Dunottar Castle was bearing them out to sea.
" Good -by, old England, " cried Lady Stan- more, waving her handkerchief at the receding cliffs.
" I hope we shan't be ship...wrecked, " was Miss St. John's apprehensive and somewhat irrelevant reply. " Dear me, I feel queerly already. I know that I am going to be seasick. " " Seasick ? Nefer mind dat, " consoled Mr. Weiss. " But shipwrecked don' say dat. Ugh ! don' say dat!" It was really an unnecessary fear. Miss St. John's secondary dread was more substantial yes, it was an actuality but as the steamer ap proached the equator and the members of the party became accustomed to its roll, their experi- 128 A TALE OF THE AFRICAN VELDT.
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