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Aunt Jane’s Nieces and Uncle John

CHAPTER XI
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Beth flushed and turned aside her head; Myrtle shrank back in her corner out of sight; but Patsy glared fixedly at the speaker with an expression that was far from gracious.

The remittance man did not seem daunted by this decided aversion.

A sneering laugh broke from his companions, and one of them cried: "Back up, Algy, and give your betters a chance.

You're out of it, old man." "I have no betters," he retorted.

Then, turning to the girls again and ignoring the presence of the men accompanying them, he continued: "Beauteous visions, since you have wilfully invaded the territory of Hades Ranch, of which diabolical domain I, Algernon Tobey, am by grace of his Satanic majesty the master, I invite you to become my guests and participate in a grand ball which I shall give this evening in your honor." His comrades laughed again, and one of them shouted: "Good for you, Algy.


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