CHAPTER XVI.
HOSPITALITY WITHOUT GRUDGING By arrangement made the previous evening Jane was awake before the family was astir and in Nora's hands preparing for a morning ride with Larry, who was to give her her first lesson in equitation.
"Your habit will be too big for me, Nora, I am afraid," she said.
"Habit!" cried Nora.

"My pants, you mean.

You can pull them up, you know.

There they are." "Pants!" gasped Jane.

"Pants! Nora, pants! Do you mean to say you wear these things where all the men will see you ?" Even in the seclusion of her bedroom Jane's face at the thought went a fiery red.