Subject: adoption arthritic

From: "Lawrence Reese" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 22:43:47 +0300

SoDougal had been insistent with Prince Odalchini. Then he enjoyed the business of writing hisabdication. Prince Odalchini had left them on some errand of hisown. We must prepare your abdication, saidCount Casimir. Theyre for you and theyrefor Prince John, and they want to see the two of you make it up. Be sure and have a proper finish,he had told him. It was the Gorbals Die-hards that made me. The Die-hards learned me not to be afraid.
This is awful, cried the alarmed Dickson. Gethim off to-night, and keep up the pretence that its deadly secret.
I felt that I was bound to treat him with someconsideration, so he is coming here at three oclock. You owe MrMcCunn more than you can ever repay, and it isnt much that I ask. Your Royal Highness, Ihave to present Mr Crombie of the Craw Press, he said, and bowedhimself out. He thinks it was his promise to Prince John, but that was only asmall bit of it. This is not the Glasgow Town Council,and Evallonia is not Scotland.
Heremembered too that this was Alisons accepted lover. But just let him knowwhat Juventus proposes and he wont budge one step.
We must go on with our plan for to-night, and pray that Juventusmay be obtuse.
I was faithful to your instructions, Sire, he said, but a higherPower has made them impossible.
Im not worrying about Juventus, said Dickson gloomily. Im not worrying about Juventus, said Dickson gloomily. Ill be a bigger man than Craw ever was, for Ihavent his failings. His tone wasalmost cheerful, as if the masterful comedy of events hadobliterated his own cares.
I mind it, said Dougal hoarsely, sinking into a chair.
Im glad yon one is out of the world, he said.
He thinks it was his promise to Prince John, but that was only asmall bit of it. I insisted on that,for I expected that there might be some trouble. Despite theseefforts, the Projects eBooks and any medium they may be on may containDefects.
Then at a quarter-past seven my car must be ready to start. I wish I was, but I could never string two versestogether.
I accept your reading of him, he said, andI shall act on it.
How can I disappear, when there will be about amillion folk wanting a sight of me? After this gameof king-making, wont Carrick be a bit dull?
He crossedthe frontier last night, and will complete his journey to France byair. Dougal at three oclock was dulyushered into the room by Count Casimir.