CHAPTER XXX. ’ Annoyance sent Melusine leaping to her feet. "It is too late. What do you think, Annabel?” “I don’t think they would,” she admitted. Anna had told me that he carried always with him this bogus marriage certificate. A man's laced hat,—whether adopted from the caprice of the moment, or habitually worn, we are unable to state,—cocked knowingly on her head, harmonized with her masculine appearance. 3. Having secured this implement, he burst from his conductor, and, leaping into the hatch, as clowns generally spring into the clockfaces, when in pursuit of harlequin in the pantomime,—that is, back foremost,— broke into a fit of loud and derisive laughter, kicking his heels merrily all the time against the boards. ’ Which effectually silenced her.
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