10/25 You must see that man, O'Hara, without me." "Certainly, my lord." "You shouldn't speak to me in that way yet," said Neville angrily. "You will be good enough to understand that the terms are fixed;--two hundred a year as long, as he remains in France and never molests anyone either by his presence or by letter. I shall be so much obliged to you! I shall be back here after the funeral, and will arrange about payments. Good-night." So it happened that Captain O'Hara had no opportunity on that occasion of seeing his proposed son-in-law. |