"I'm sorry, but we were waiting for the fairies. They were almost in
sight when you frightened them away."
Gertrudis nodded. "It is quite true, Senor Antonio. We heard them all
about, everywhere." She placed her little hand in Kirk's, then checked
her father's remonstrance, saying:
"Oh, it is quite proper for us to walk home together, even in the dark;
we are married now, you know."
"Come on, Garavel," exclaimed Darwin K. Anthony. "You understand how it
is." Together they went out through the fragrant path a little way,
then old man Anthony paused and called back to his son, wistfully:
"But, I say, Kirk, don't stay too long; we're lonesome."
THE END
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