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"Ronald has wired that he can't get back here till to-night, so I shall fly ‘The Hornet' over to Sleaford to see Rose," remarked Beryl to her sister Iris, as they sat together at breakfast at Harbury one warm August morning.
"Perhaps Ronald might object," remarked Mrs. Remington, who was always averse from her sister making ascents alone upon "The Hornet."