Ware fr EELS ! X. GONE TO GROUND! PHE pace has been so good that the heavy-weights get the worst of it, and very few see the end.Even Maud is not sorry to pull up, having been hard hit; but as the unknown kicker apologises prettily,she forgives him, and does not admit she is hurt. … ? ONE TO ? ROUND XI. IN MAUDS ROOM. IN THE SADDLE-ROOM. THE Reynardson girls come in at tea-time, and tell allabout the next days hunting ; for Maud cant get a booton, and is obliged to stay at home. No, I am not very bad ; but I do think that man mighthave asked some of you how I was to-day !…
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