CHAPTER VI.
HOW GAMES WERE PLAYED, "OF SORTS"; AND HOW TITA WAS MUCH HARRIED, BUT HOW SHE BORE HERSELF VALIANTLY, AND HOW, NOT KNOWING OF HER VICTORIES, SHE WON ALL THROUGH.
There had been no question about it; it had been a walk-over.

Even Lord Eshurst and Miss Staines, who are considered quite crack people at tennis in this part of the county, had not had a chance.

Tita had been everywhere; she seemed to fly.

Every ball caught, and every ball so well planted.

Rylton had scarcely been in it, though a good player.