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Henty, G. A. (George Alfred), 1832-1902

"By England's Aid Or, the Freeing of the Netherlands, 1585-1604"

After a few words saying
that everything had been successfully arranged, the two friends
returned together to their inn.


CHAPTER XIII.
THE FESTA AT SEVILLE.

And now, Gerald, that you have made your arrangements for the second
half of the plan, how are you going to set about the first? because you
said that you intended to give Donna Inez the option of flying with you
or remaining with her father."
"So I do still. Before I make any attempt to carry her off I shall
first learn whether she is willing to run the risks."
"But how are you going to set about it? You may be quite sure that she
never goes outside the garden without having her duenna with her. If
there is a chapel close by, doubtless she will go there once a day; and
it seems to me that this would be the best chance of speaking to her,
for I do not see how you can possibly introduce yourself into the
grounds."
"That would be quite out of the question, in daylight at any rate,
Geoffrey. I do not suppose she ever goes beyond the terrace by the
house.


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