George Abingdon

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"... do, Myra?" he pleaded. She flooded him with a smile which was none the less beautiful for its radiant coquetry. . . . "If I do, I do, Mr. George Abingdon/" she said; "but did ever anyone hear of such a thing before breakfast? I-I'm starv ing!" . "Well then,.after breakfast?" , "After breakfast you may say anything you can to ..."

"... hammet The imported stallion Meddler was sold the l that is being showered bylo Matthew Corbet for fie was the English on Gener tl Kurop. t- originally’ owned by George Abingdon kin's proclamation dtd, better known as “Squire Abing- laven the assumption of an bid of AMUSEMENTS. H. A. Gray's dancing si for the season in Knights of hall this evening. ..."

"... lately, but it would be hard lines if he were_ to spring a surprise : on us--on you, that is, ; at this festive season."- x . ^ i George Abingdon yawned demonstra tively, though without taldng his eyes off -Myra, whom lie 'had long, loved, though lacking the courage for the great matri monial plunge. . . . _ , ..."