19/22 Mrs.Tynn excused the negligence by saying she did not think her master had been quite so near his end; and it was a true excuse. But no one dreamed of attaching suspicion to Mrs. "I'd rather it had been Lionel to succeed than Frederick," spoke the former, honestly, some faint idea that people might think she was pleased suggesting the avowal to her. "Lionel has more right than Fred to Verner's Pride." "More right!" ejaculated Dr.West warmly. "Frederick Massingbird has _no_ right, by the side of Lionel Verner. |