Becoming conscious that the eyes of her mistress were on her, Peggy stepped out and said, “If you plaze, ma’am, the carriage is waiting this half-hour.” “Then send it away again,” said Davy. “But the boxes is packed, sir----” “Send it away,” repeated Davy. “No, no,” said Nelly; “we must go home to-night.” “To-morrow morning,” shouted Davy, with a stamp of his foot and a laugh. “But I have paid the bill,” said Nelly, “and everything is arranged, and we are all ready.” “To-morrow morning,” thundered Davy, with another stamp of the foot and a peal of laughter. And Davy had his way. THE END. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Capt’n Davy’s Honeymoon, by Hall Caine