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The Belton Estate

CHAPTER III
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We'll see if we can't do something.
And in the meantime don't make a stranger of me.

Anything does for me.

Lord bless you! if you were to see how I rough it sometimes! I can eat beans and bacon with any one; and what's more, I can go without 'em if I can't get 'em." "We'd better get ready for dinner now.

I always dress, because papa likes to see it." This she said as a hint to her cousin that he would be expected to change his coat, for her father would have been annoyed had his guest sat down to dinner without such ceremony.

Will Belton was not very good at taking hints; but he did understand this, and made the necessary change in his apparel.
The evening was long and dull, and nothing occurred worthy of remark except the surprise manifested by Mr.Amedroz when Belton called his daughter by her Christian name.


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