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"MISS LONG, I want you to give Rupert a holiday, if you please," said Mr. Coker one morning a few days later, as the family at Haldon Hall, having finished breakfast, rose from the table. "I am going to Westhill, and I should like Rupert to make the acquaintance of Colonel Wills' little son. I saw him with his uncle yesterday, and asked him to come and spend Saturday here."
"Oh, father, do let me go to Westhill with you, too! " exclaimed Nellie. "You know," she added coaxingly, "we're not likely to have this fine weather long."