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The Queen’s Cup

CHAPTER 11
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However, we shall be able to look forward to the spring, Bertha, when I shall have you all to myself on board, and we shall go on a long cruise together; though I do think that it is ridiculous that I should have to wait until then." "Not at all ridiculous, sir.

You say that you are perfectly happy--and everyone says that an engagement is the happiest time in one's life--and besides, it is partly your own fault; you have made me so fond of the Osprey that I have quite made up my mind that nothing could possibly be so nice as to spend our honeymoon on board her, and to go where we like, and to do as we like, without being bothered by meeting people one does not care for.

And, besides, if you should get tired of my company, we might ask Jack Harley and Amy to come to us for a month or so." "I don't think that it will be necessary for us to do that," he laughed.

"Starting as we shall in the middle of March, we shan't find it too hot in the Mediterranean before we turn our head homewards; and I think we shall find plenty to amuse us between Gibraltar and Jaffa." "No, three months won't be too much, Frank.

Tomorrow is the dinner at the clubhouse, isn't it ?" "Yes.


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