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112 XXVI.— AN OPPORTUNE ENVOY 117 XXVII.— A GOOD PARSON’S HOLIDAY 121 XXVIII.— NOT TO BE RESISTED 126 XXIX.— ABSURD SURDS 130 XXX.— OUR LAD STEENIE 135 XXXI.— IN A MARCHING REGIMENT 139 XXXII.— PUBLIC AND PRIVATE OPINION 144 XXXIII.— RAGS AND BONES 149 XXXIV.— UNDER DEADLY FIRE 157 XXXV.— HOW TO FRY NO PANCAKES 161 XXXVI.— LADY COKE UPON LITTLETON 166 XXXVII.— ACHES v. ACRES 172 XXXVIII.— IN THE DEADLY BREACH 177 XXXIX.— SHERRY SACK 183 XL.— BENEATH BRIGHT EYES 191 XLI.— DONNAS PRAY AND PRACTISE 195 XLII.— AN UNWELCOME ESCORT 200 XLIII.— IN AMONG THE BIG-WIGS 209 XLIV.— HOW TO TAKE BAD TIDINGS 216 XLV.— INNOCENCE IN NO SENSE 220 XLVI.— HARD RIDING AND HARD READING 226 XLVII.— TRY TO THINK THE BEST OF ME 234 XLVIII.— SOMETHING WORTH KISSING 239 XLIX.— A DANGEROUS COMMISSION 245 L.— STERLING AND STRIKING AFFECTION 250 LI.— EMPTY LOCKERS 259 LII.— BE NO MORE OFFICER OF MINE 264 LIII.— FAREWELL, ALL YOU SPANISH LADIES 268 LIV.— GOING UP THE TREE 275 LV.— THE WOEBURN 281 LVI.— GOING DOWN THE HILL 290 LVII.— THE PLEDGE OF A LIFE 297