"There was a general round of applause at this point and Ramzy El-Najjar leant over and whispered, "There are no duties, and no real privileges involv...d. It is a mark of the Emir's respect and thanks for services rendered; that's all."Henry was much relieved to hear this and the group proceeded to break up, each going his own way to the pleasures of the guest suites. Henry retired to his stateroom as the last of the guests left. There he was surprised to find the Countess of Bargoed sitting. It makes me glad that I'm not famous." Lilly spoke with a tear in the eye and a hint of remorse that caused Jenny to grab a tissue. After Lilly had dried her eyes and blew her noise Jenny continued, "It is a sad tale, but we can help him out. All we have to do is lure him out to a place that the press won't suspect a thing. Then we bring him back to the house. This is going to be a big task. Can I trust you to help me out with it?" Jenny already knew the answer, but needed Lilly to respond in. She asked which one. I replied it was a specialty film that I doubted she’d ever seen or would enjoy. I then asked if she wanted something to drink, as I was going to get myself something from my room. She said water would be fine, so off I went to get the drinks. I was gone perhaps 90 seconds. When I came back I found my guest staring at the computer screen with absolute rapt attention. I came around the table and put a bottle of water before her. She looked up and said, ‘You’ve been a. ”Hoyt left for Mexico soon after he saddled Chelley and loaded his packhorse. He stopped by the laundry on his way out and picked up his clean clothes. “Miss Whitman, you stand a chance of getting yourself a good son in law. William is as good and honest as they come.”“Thanks, Hoyt. I am so proud of Sandra. She’s changed from a girl to a woman already, making plans as to how she’d gonna love her man.”“What about Amanda? What will she do if Sandra marries William and moves out on the ranch to.