: In Honour's Cause: A Tale of the Days of George the First by Fenn George Manville Speed Lancelot Illustrator - Conduct of life Juvenile fiction; Adventure stories; Friendship Juvenile fiction; Kings and rulers Juvenile fiction; Parent and child Juvenile fi

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own open, and an attendant made an announcement which resulted in the pages going to the other end to open the farther door and draw back to allow the Prince and Princess with a little following of ladies to pass through, one of the last of the group turning to smile at Frank Gowan and kiss her hand.

The boy turned to his companion, looking flushed and proud as the door was closed after the retiring party.

"How handsome the Princess looked!" he said. "Hush!" said Forbes. "Pretty well. Not half so nice as your mother; you ought to be proud of her, Frank."

"I am," said the boy.

"But what a pity!"

"What's a pity?"

"That she should be in the Princess's train."

"A pity! Why the Princess makes her quite a friend."

"More pity still. Well, we shall be off duty soon, and then I'll get leave for us to go."

"I don't think I want to now."

"Well I do, and you'd better come and take care of me, or perhaps I shall get into a scrape."

"No, you will not. You only talk as you do to banter me."

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