"Very well, you wretch! go, if you will; but you have disgraced Carrickmoyle, and left the baronet without any dinner."
But let Sir Anthony himself explain these extraordinary happenings, and how he met his fate, and the strange shape in which love came to him.
END OF CHAPTER THREE.
Our Roll of Heroic Deeds
This series of pictures of heroic deeds is fittingly inaugurated by the portrayal of the splendid heroism of the nursemaid Fanny Best, of Tiverton, who, by her courage and presence of mind, was instrumental in saving the lives of her charges when attacked by an infuriated cow. As will be seen, she kept a firm hold of the perambulator, and at the risk of her own life boldly resisted the repeated thrusts of the animal until help arrived. The Editor is always pleased to hear of such instances of self-sacrificing bravery—either in men or women—with a view to the award of the Medal of The Quiver Heroes Fund, such as was sent to Miss Best at the time.