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The C6untetalaw- *Ela -14 Mary.1, who his ezpMr'stions beyond the i- g d
had no oau'seto bare tO7 extend .4- IL
and, she �own insdiadt,, and watchd.
wept bitterl . : - - .
*Ord. Th b
it so-. few garden -paths. it hevoi.' ,
!V Save that she, s, halrtn WAs"not so, rj:` th4-
Was. near the bl!eak of day, but still Bald 6 out- pop I
t - * away, f) ali itt
The M00awas shining briWitl hadt gained Another. They *Ore. sitting -Under anacacis rise ell .be e S. Of -ii our eyes
fri mudli-the pros t as the, fUture that,
TU�west. wind as it, passed the aiewem stifled deep at Boras aistaia a from it.
y yet. 'Be 0 the teirace; �a,na li, - . h w1n0eUS'rude- hs�djrude and iarsh
by cret instinct, t dreadedo and .4resded in it no so -mug Aild
maiden. Tut Un, 07-11
eyowu m, Wed.. to i:er'-
Odt each onei swa�iing lightl -d -her-, h4rt, that. -forbdded and lier&ned that some th k epq- as -pure I
of the bo sllu]fements ot a. womi,ih.. or I is -wealm
-slow paced to and ever -gi
in vain, . . a e ne tion.on,-p Dukoi toqubte -th must �p
warnec w that,. had She oeto Is!- e well-. thewo Ism -to- U�.), bursts this ook- upon A faithful nigliVwatch. keepin manas. ikings*of.Fite.
9 xotohe 94 know.n.lines of'Ldivel&celt—linea. applicable he perilous . dericy to 'I let the- c ffill d,
hilo-in. the tent&b6hindhim at d enetays; §48 had had Is His -'was I us
W d gravell d"bidi
day.ms a an
h in some m, . of: b�s to hir - ageli -remember that it
His.eonivad6s—all. were 91 boas I .. . lived.�
for weepi*. ilif -W and
MOW_ things drift,",not ouglI idleness Or., esk loviet.j.
Slow t6s and- fro, the-agatry it, thst he -might have been' and ought to have. give fatal.. -� Or -else,- in- another nd a commons i form:
a)r
wt the - waves �realineakof more tend "and
to ear'.h f weakness
is 9 iD 1K ve tess, but thirdugh a. gloomyi pas,
]ERs-niusket on his shoulder rather,th n io the -self - he was�- iiin, to- eIllo ble t f `6 t 0
U
But not a; thought 61dea.th, oi war tnUNDERIN THE AIR. - lines wbich as be- spoke them I& d to whetever they would;. -.to fold -his hands and amiable h
W veyoung, soldier. as with the bra 03ra shot, through . him,' with 5: painful t conab t. the fact that Love is dead, priaend -t�,.,
AOb, no I hls�beirt avatob. without- - stri-Vill dead in g%i 6uts
was.1ax awaA CEUPTZR xvir., 'thrill, the sense, of contrast. bitweer g
Where, on a western, efforts of never died' ..'.We eldthethe
b bding'Storbi-, th lagh at: the
A rose-twinea cott Bit l#ght be 7oiild�be and what Na or -Fate. had,, too t "I thdrdestba* -,of,.every ay, -w 6 k it ":Ili its di e. eop I
s
I those. who 6trugg e - o -- avoll,
Thercountorsign was -easil ings go wrong t yj and ignore its death. i -ne
-made birat' t - dee:ni all sucii gtruigieB VS1114 and to lived,
t6o , U 0 a kiss too o
no
ve he sawj ud t ere fell is i�constancy -is such Sul. n 'viliful-as those others. who igua a th t.
sig long. ing ir
r and Is- and sa4aigely qui
And there his: owixtrile lo et-th yis
Andthings are never the game again
her blue eyes kihdly beaming, every dieters i t ever existed.
--XA.- DoNALD. AsAhou too shalt,adore asic'euce to' A 1hitel. Above them, on her sum -kissed brow, Iveiuld itiot love, thed, dei�. go mueb,- -eqUab I in- his: moods CHA-PTER XVIIL
R6 _-*its never Very
Her curls likep sunshine, gleaming Loved I not; honor more!
And he In This,, way &nd undor the -guise of d -than usual
ard her singingi. as, she curiled and did notAppear move moo Y
Tha,butter W, the dairy, undersWuding between loinotneut the.y' were both. silent 's .,felt Afi,takdAbes�ason- dbavedone
friend,.thip, the or now. Zorai alway. his. ail
songhe lovea the bestk. Tb�t night Duke.Mttyburn and ZoraiBrovia- began', an struck with th' same- thought, drisainin -Love welf the hourand let it.go
The 9 preaende;,. and- 1. 6ing. - in -,self de eupb% com.
NE.-
w6sikelicyana. -both with a momentaiy Impulgie that they —9WN41
poilluep -d
U, lerftatioling built polled to dgesivel as, she w'ssi.she c6ul , mis�
Oh f or oue-igs f rom, hor t he sighed, :djglo�.aitv., 'and masking itself' -ill false-. could lie strong enough for hon.4r's-gake to' -CPU U-nd phrase fitlashbods - -The f our -younger. membersof . the party
cea.1
When. up the lone: roaA glixii6i"Gi oo1rM -the da;v that i1a first Ltrose. shako liditids And part, and let this dell ih i 14ke,
Xr# spied a, form, a. littla. furm. led, friewls us frieiidabip di tb all t4he world b - esidep inorg eas l ind axt ranibling alotig tbe� shokid -of Z r
With faierilig ste They ce, friends ��qldangero' oV-fore*er*.:-Bdt Serenely than- aifi -Could 'Utter the mallet Duke and huli walking first, Rats an
fiieir friend-. fro that pulse, the:.back. discredti, nd
A d it lie ed, him siloutly -who, moment's im evasion- to Gleincairiav fOlIo*irig-.Z0hi finjerig
He gazea at it iii.wonder -0-se every 'ititerview. wus'a stolen 'wave -of -strongdr reioitiqn- -darne Upon 611 -You dou't likb- Glell.calrn. Zor&� 1 sp�)" -enogiug Kate' -1n -conversa'tion.
ships, wl.. a
Theirdr-opped-his- to w On, Ve'S fullottact d
e, wheAe, every looK or, sa
word- together ncl 'e - ried
Axid 64ftouged Wbo goes You him anvay. Said Kst confidently one d Ziora is go and. elicacy, lays
snatchid.with I isk and. -danger, who trod zo oa lovely lips quiveiri and her dark eyes
iNo 'I, do not care plueh* for him', dear' It third -oil- Gcoa-sibin so lieadtifully., E� -
r ra e arogp;- he forgot all -.but- list, and spoka 'twa: Zm. says.
Still onit came. oil tu po A'd in.0 Oiat Might 9R.plod
sdmi
Be yotrinan.ahit(I orfairys -of "friend- - juivatuouglyhis-firstw ds.of idpen,disloy- - i and.blow -their hollo�ir -pretence, or W 1, now, Llikehi- "Pho-dayd-s-,wea,
e
Unless!y0u, give the.countersign.. 'burns
RaltV, Who goes. there shiply to, the skies -i 11. W� flitsh. sity �to his betrothed. upoum word, I am more -than half I the 6
the.guo. declining .. ro.m. ilith
-4d poor as -0 twt I nor� swore t( 'larger,- bfig ter, 6
A sweet voice cried; and in, his, arm the rets6c ove Ild W ) tell me to ju '- h intenser ash sinki down
Still,bollow 9, sZora, it is not true 11-d fraidof uni fb tap
The -girl hed ieft bolitind him their bett -the la tteroas - I should n. li- the waster er tliau .0
Wa, and. consci you�l love �vou m6re than iut lie and swim n path
its hollowni
11alf fai all. toiled to, ha- ahim, 4earts ware of honor. Why did we m like t6 refusi- hini.Sdrai aslant You On the yellow. re -two or, i boat
Bag, it yet Served set go: late tch the iu' C. ilot Ed much find the Tartair. That Ys rs
denc Wliy d hIlow, and.you, iulled, up'- under t eir keels the water
the,'purpose- of id' -w -e ever- meet at
that, you w'6re Nvolludo4i, deaT-.�"
nt rIpT Les on
-we of Glencairn if you were to
hear -d as, against: themselves. WoUS tones ..of.deeP, r mi di my -
against tothers n%red Zors, in trem 6 n rauspare
U Up;. You Wo
She sobbe(t; iny heart was- broaking.;
-of f riendship was kept. I culd not stvy a- moment, but, While th6 name up distress. scratch his a rfac6 civilizait. tbe-,roll BbiniDg p�ebb.16s,
All other tie& forsitk wh -he never- wan 01 R
lidtie hat iay:y' u t it row LuliT erves
between ti.en2 it was -a certain safeguard. Air . e you sorry we have 'met ? h fina the savage. W, 0 0.
un 11C 'th oait with th( flying
Kai I ky oman-whib'd6ean't �Due; b-
travellecl, by toy grief inade stron� They needed no othir rampart a inat. the A arryany e b
pgred, with -a sort c deflaince 'of to m fl pausing - y:
f-�ind. heaven. wtaching ia'or
-their owii care 6nd f or I b6he�e if. lid fixed hi eyes,.
yes'JaM, - 9pintolia of othe.ra than
and :commau a 'heir to- xee�t
—tillhlitt aud i which control, at dosperAe flinging away of all like
--At last you stood before me. caution, Safely iptrienolied.: behind scruple as to fidelft and loyalty, although upon her d'" awoulclz be delightful!" she i pl�esi
ot
t -day to day. auu"nolor- b'h poor thing' w ild be boun t neverth'eless, deep down her -
Ley eafried on froth ud- �thinkiii�
it hi6 flung away- the-- itronger- an him, t e.1 g
diinidat.heart, that it would be' av
"They told Lt I CoWd not Fixts fe
me thi u0cent enough irk itself, the-,
-standing. yThich, 'in a nature with- In. Oe#ly Yes.'-.- T -k go dneiSI he'll fiever more--
The-hnes- to mmylovor beitter part Of hi delightful -ift
-Before d &ral e. and wrong by its ily she, -want to ms�.rry- you -pr &6- Zora. But-.,.�hy hey. two were ayfairly Caine; blitI ibeckme a cow to ,yog—Jam sorry—i isoi
Pressed owere'night was, over,* n on which se don 11 him?"
saump4o _It you, ike
secrec'Y'and the f a -Ise, a began falteringly, figitatedly, and pall a Miss*.Craven?a
And as I to 14 ii-ty nalue I found
I )okin
a could'- bear people With 6YO1316 g.
it-watJounded. vith a -little sobbing breith,'ais if to rs t061v 1 never -collect' continues Duke
Theivay free its lid said, d -When Mr. back to Kato u-nd Zorai *be were ol com-
Becatise, thankGQ41 to�, ce iconscienoealike held Duk different color' Kai
Pruden an �heivoice awti;y- a
aing by'w, or light g e and: Ing Up with- t&
rho, countersign iw MarY.,"s - d or; if you. are sorry-Lif it- is 6AI Glenbairit fixe s- ray e-
Mayburroe buck from, betr y Vain,". he A hig one y
look in -the presende of o-thers.his interest tf -I fi Yes, by-. a;ll- means cries Ka said repeal gioomily,'�- and big one BIT:
her Woras di k brown eyeAipou. me'i Vr Y.
seem
ma, es r s the correct thing. hero -to go f a. r6,w
in Zora. Prudence showe& him clearly as a
drawing back the arm which he heA.1lubg k h.uddek ity. baot!s
kilow"his admi - ffy 'bl rtun .
that it wouldbe, madness to St. Zora's breas",esved; Oil I, You are - 9, Un . ..girl, ora I ot on, eveV- .-possi a oppo
, 1�otj
niRst doo I the �60(1-ot it; �W.e.don't r"' on it?
round her. wai
and1riterestwarm as--t;hey were, to ithed short And brokenly, and then dcLringtotouehapdorba;rp4leBs.�ho b she bre It to. shudder a
-in and to find. anythin 6t in my Lot us go.'?
t
fisall of pass
itttoL.any .tion ihatimio t ion
lead him turning to him with ai t it is -a in er of
e GlerIcairus; and -TiCrtar bb is Z -ora, -gives ne vo e, but'i
0 aL- aifficalty -with th her look and- tons- that. bi&6 startlingly dear -old Glencairn�,
ause, 'hsmver, plea
th� kest of
,e - 'Duke also expr 'his opini* n rs -that: w
ossibly bring on a, breakage of. the- enga.,, haitual drd ft- pased. to Zors, 110 con e
Con. through her timid' 13.0
L 1be party will pitease Zi[46. th boat
v S er beitweep. himselt an ,all of ' le:
G e. -lights as -a flue -main
I prudence, told I gaid-- m is.aubiiaoued, aud the hireof tI is boat
Om
sciences Btr6ng6r mu- thar but is Stage of Q
-1 -am not: sorry! I can viverbe sorry. - kei . . . e pro -
:'him, in vory plain larguage, that he would of -the -Noble, Savage, e Said. I IS arranged -at th
happy come what may I" specimen
:I:have'been f civilized: 0 of
but All. the" Qrdinary princip as '0. o�dings Kate Suddenly turns a 'I )ok
Duke h-d*never-lugsed her hitherto ,
-It seemeato, hi t ce B of ii2od' n,: * o6iety, - do - 9arril 'on Luli!o attire, and excla, Post—
hat it mus -facer to endingoir the pes ' .1 * o'code er a
-0e 9A sinister 16ra.beautiful f ace *as upturned to. hi
a morality, th
fate, t4at, had Ann a- this girl acroa his. path� nd hapipinesg of the pure,. true-libarted now.horJovel:
udi Alvely
g so near to his"i ibt-eki�tfoir him. Other man h4ve'st , ed
her tempting-, perfect lip
doling -Mountfort., wa's -trust6d laimi Then his --and .'flung. them aside-- Wesh .*qU got into hot water f Lull
L rg6t -such -,p'rincip
Qr her. mother ait . this-. time a WI.
sthe'lAe
crirkwho loved and, at long uJ'was- fo less
the woman who' had wrecked, the purest me to tbe a5SIA- in that fir.
on
reaaffection fiet Luli 086 1 the World. hiLve beeii 'once- bound: by orthodoX rules,
at alles. of- prUdQuce -get, Zora, was &I and -broken. f ree trom- them' But' Gl6li-w out i6iy not fa 6
pos -f his -on Shawl. I would c irate
n ion." it her
eibilities and congeign , . I ' if we
e, str
Frie'd�hip was iftevOi more mentibrie
life. as father on :c9ngider%t
and -134sil Veflrev-la was. the injau lie could �othelp i;
either. between Duke ile ciira has never broken 'free, for he
and. Zora;' that frag
--coupled,with 119aed by Zora; lid could not
.-Whosenatue, the�worldhad . bou d- he hag -looked on' at -do. it.
barrierwiiis down f Dukewatf-faist never been
0 orever.
ot delialited er
-sta is impi -imp �ti
ore Glen- nonce; but Us loved Lihi
QW0 two or three- years bet -resiat, hat iufl iti the vets of - the enchan tresO now - Yetit 'dther mdn�s codes- abd. principles, has' seen ''Duke is li Lt thfa ter in'd
in, Of the exis� 0 �ig love th�g dards of societybut h but'he disguipes, It alse -of
cx1ra. had. faften . her vi was to.be his wit AS
very dearly; and Luli -true to'Bay that
wouiasearebly be., to' for Lull had giv ell,. p ace
be tru id ecau evet.belopg4d admirably,. and it. -looks like only -ii loverss-.
�te=4 of a child ... �w.liora Fenrevi flad. he; and he bouestly'raean, her to his love for them as e b se.he has n
ed for.. but 'ith 'Zoka ty as'lle si ys=
en w his -own, nataral anxi6 Id- to keep 'his :fri dship
DfIrIchance- might fiave ear - tothein. Ho fives -In a world of
Zora. Tbe'nevrlo've had nbt.slidn t& old of -you-- D come
the old love strovib and and apart from the -pre-
were, was probably left,. a a is too bad.
ultrictly. within' f riendfy limits would -not yield; a world isr b6ltil�d
pboo� little Unae 'gd but his he F es
knowl thinly'dlad -th e autumn da L.
-go-d' waf and stray d flldw.-in-some- *Oints, but 60
This. secret flirtatiou, miscailisairiend art was now a. b eld where sent 9. grand ol a an-- a civilized c- I 1�' repli
or nfli
let,
is dly
kiolitarily- free to drift W.her& -bec&wso h'Id in his n ense. nonselia-
of. U qhlp, dang ous bat weaker- th
zwaig all the more tW,,o oves Btroggle.d in perpetual 00
r the. waves - wicft�t ioss: it�—Glencairn-,. stran gly diffeient lightly-, aind hurtle lt&tii3g to Us made
e Duke-pss, 'lot by hi�it -or nature due. of -rd by ranaom tala, but- until here -Ouao one love, purerp. triier, more I f o�er. �shan't be cold.
liad- 6nee hea male: - flirts ; he dj4 -riv:sl passion, had iridm' -Uss-
77 -the-
-c oud u --sliqhasten�S:to step Tto
Uo.w-he haa-, noej known wa.et-her it had lthq wolves known as ennobling than this its ant all -not belong to the tribe- whose4ailly trans- Dukgb�roke offs. pon
lived or die( ,rob lyforgo ten reigned alone.- d Dul-Da ap forrea atteat alw&ys renderilig some his fa;cig. He h6d, nover'mentione
to in
long are t be said,.not in Justification, but iVe risinute 61)
out all Lnemor 11 -Will, I . .
coricerniii it... mus -to'Z�bra,' and- felt horribly: guiltv" as You ies� h It ame
one woman or another conspicuous, 0 ,1 excuse 6, that- ille -did not attempt n -6xqlaims Zora-eagerly, "Do �jplea�b 1,11-io
And of Madeline, ouutf 6r.t. &drift �,-of Zors
'to &vail -herself of -h And :would-
are- perpetually V*illg Ae. eula. of lover Duk'- that name had nearly f all n from is Iva
fro m. I i I a R f a f 6 r ever ; It e r a o r raw a all a, go la e a iress tdaiy an d 9, d ar k er ibIluence over e )w - Zora, fie back --about five niltes..
oinduce biiA to spot -9, our you cavg.,
nothjui m6re tohita� news, U -11 plmsure it. avg -c6ld?-"
dissolvop or to. prov6ke a Jac with eady- tact, b te d. mi
=on,. from boyhood to di phe to chan the su
sins,, were olio, to -Morrow-." All' if his epgageisht to-Lul ge runs up the Path. oward
nfre
ath had-, cost him all Vain. ssoluti6n 0
of her ol� dld-age t agecially-, are flirts to -openly robbing . The-set.wovgr.e.no.t-'ilh.i�rd6n6d:sizine"ra",
ould !live ihru Lull emo-
H04 had done with that part, tra,.mpled it 's fair youn a face nk. from On the suifacii - -of their" thievilla, light4poted as a - door,
the oxteirt. of preferring o. � the�.'preBenti and by,any means.*.
dowu I and buried, it, deep under- thei du�t of Lull of her happiness. in stratiDg,and endeavoring -to' det n her,'
he liking, to dance le . a
to- a middle-aged.- plain- ol . her hopeA in tbd future,'although she daily. thoughts tbe�,-Inighf have �61 ge. to- thiem� g, s;�&6vi--Dgly after. Zfta
bag K%te noddiii amd
-the: lightest slept -a th
h - the girl who Is -noi`to each o or, for to -each other'
-heave and wit stole frGlm'' hot sorn'b. of .the love So e -portion 'in b6r -turn- detidning Luli, who seems des1w.
B ow- the'gyave, eemedjo end talk to th.9 'who listens. with - - . I&N - I on Lull they �ijever spoke- directly of her ... �but in
ut n girl.. a abet
Her- ghost aro.sa, from the tomb, that slIould have se rous of giving chooi.
the' most be, sponsive iyesi -'and - when n lindivided.' . Zora was' aloll the world,. Belf comialdniaris. tbey tniglif. have, allege&
as fag a you
&'U�C6 or for con- as a
of her moth, att 'a her only. probable chkn6e- thattheir'lla-mless- flirtation -and romi%=6
Her daughter woA here under the same Zora.runs about a.
ractive, partner for- the- d of- bservea,' . phil o&idalh ".-zhd
f with him d petiniless, do Kate o 03'
and the curse kind, being. ill no hurry to was -kg. to Lill. 'I the self- - ack before you h
n.1 - h be b ad got antin
versstionis fo; id.-indepondelice.'was' aiz no real wrQt e��El dangerb-asr beauty had -descended upon defeace�of es . 1eart s e wi
to 6oh-
quit her. side. Duke -wag no - 'no t4afi -Duke. Th9reF was -to its own conscience, exle6cairn Was. ni-isled in Lis.. eatimae riage -and! She l6ved to�irrac
this, Ms. fati6y, though. it roved now'from- cir -have pleaded tbat wVai �o the
UP t
ersquietemptationinallibese - eumstanceB.1they,nifitht- each e, slntu�-
by 'his memory, 'of her mother. Lull, aucessil)-nk v6ud..percei--A
hia trite, lov"e, was not all errant. fafii6Y -as V� :she did: 't k'
'ndeavor to -Separate Duke no �pqw could be no*paiia nor grief e
ings *as' to.,16aa her to e -gl d - III, all
be saw - the t-hait! Something - Vas -vexe
This waa- not andihi at wander would end soine.day.,!
-s.,its fir aeek'to-become, his wife her- -to'her, and that ly -w -Tat r faide
-f&ce, the similar#y and Lull, aii 1'�ivg
knows not wha;t� Sine olild r
But to -the d-opths-of.,their-.souls these light
9ad� accents, and did 4hus more. perilous. He - had hitherI,0 self the,'bitterest-hortheaster hate, -er W,..b;t
of-softliluring -looks-
played very lightly the gaime of flirtations. th
'thatr "'a nature hir ad not sssail�herxand hollow "Pleai - navek -sitrik. in ose -of -coughini.bersoilt into -a ed Isump:
I -Z `6: real
not see ora,
44(i had never burnt his, fingers.yei.- But But this tempts3iox * I i df self. the risk laim and a. -di
was.* an- -ugly depths, below the 1rothy bUbblei - -theu'vex
er -had little:part. She. was- ther true, . a Se-uponthe t stressio d flush
mao-th the fire burning flow- was Zne ihat, Was strongly. - Thiirbl tliat ro ion,
defence a;.n
daughter of easy!0ing, good�nattired, soft- play with; and he rand- OiueltY in. the -idea -that her Who suffuses her;he"ek.-
did: Basil Peureviw,. - Hers dangerous to ew ved :91irface they knew- -their -wronglo Bh*e;ll we,%ovalk Dtik
on� a little hirtbe Lesirted,we in nearer al�d ropiellipd her. -She.kn -that Lull 10
and'ye'licivered- around it; I t Itiew it not.
mader up e nd thit her _cleardiaty-was 0 would you like to
f,hqp-uIseFi an& iihdraw himself Duke own take. our plae in the
9, elraracter
nearer; and ould not t "to be- alone with Lull., or to
-destine. acquam. &nee - Zora, hatea
tione, �61%n . -
quite free,frora crually, tre&� -d. bremh- off her boat She asks, -looking-up at. bim ightlyl
ec Em(l only deceiving- from, the light'that, allured- &�nd.w-sne -steady look 6f Luli's trustful
ery, or coarsene 6 -Avloill hiinat. once'snd leave him toteturn. �meet'the clear propitiatibg1k, With W balf-timid fat ie.. w to his o.rigi - ji allegiance, -left alone, con � -I geyes; and -Duke on's day. one aph-
D t his ill f PT 41 or won r. iously
whie timidity $no! selt-preaervation, impq R he wag: enthralled agai s n Idin of Id yp I it I Ua.jesty
Zora, she was equally euthralledby 'not strong ed away in the mo9t out-olpthe-way corner 9 d- her to"deceive. be probably would do. She was please ba that.bank.
be-
smpossib,16 to"repiel his to. ropoise
ght When iliej found it as -i r can ypur,hidnible. do, to apause
On: thi' nig Gleuco6ira, Bat brood- and; thi - buishe could not coolly� his b%ggage,. in - haste and inger asif
(I influence as he to resist hers. 'For he -etough f6r - is
over his: own. morbid- m6mories ail coutemplato tobbih.g...L.uli - entirely, bso- way- scruples ut of* Lis CLO]i could -packs your Most Imperial Ri�liuess durit cir ihese
-d me Jason. tedio &�vakeand reaming. perhaps- th6to was'mre'exciuse to be mitole of the lover-wbom she scWnce too, hia"fa. :Volu of us five ininateg -of
fatieies,,. Zora too: 09-t lutelk &'lid for 64r,
P
e waafree, ana -he: wag h 6 n
acros-a the moopift Wariforhim, for'sh )Vrottehful- psin, that Lull bebwgse ea6h`- time e - pe ed it the ages, Katb gaily, in -her- -tlear, high vibied �clagp-
with, open ey es, gazing Sawith self-rc
-she as if in Ialice -to- tha j.iirpla ghaAow'%Of thebills,. pli;ghtdd and whereas he Was disloyal,. I bli&d�y loved'. 9his -would pavirt"at h I humility-
-terrace in p"siv ilustfully abi intended Inal hor.-hiwds'wit Ur esque
ely qimutbinaticed
u ad und an op-�Qrt lilty, 6 ne d y to part f6m him, - and theli his -the and anxietyi-
U -t saying,, only permitted -9, creature of ordsi
as, he: bade, her good niglit. his algloyalty. - �Zora wiLs- ullsatisfi d 1
whole, heart* would return....to his awful, 0 wavering traitor! still,
-0 false betra or of:the love so -tried.1 (To lye- continued.). 11 Did not orcot 61ir compact of.fnen& impulsoi, not of ininciples. 'Her impulses
u d be b -lonely-, anathe p%aso;ges. that follow Oesialed: full
inerally- jobd ; but had- � all evil- 'Plialited love,'and1hey -two wouldmairy-
ship,. 'We in A never be straingera again�s' �au d ?-she ;w
were"gi -86'n ould live
h as- no prin� appyl
1t was but little of her ow'ji history, of impulse assailed. h 61 -Dukev'9!nd wheii he --Re4t!1a#.o
!he me ' of - foreboding.
and treasure mor Ajid, 00metimes
ricairia, or his cipis in h6j' nature.. that- ould have. ap4 alluring �D
maid,--iif- she.did not -looked in: Z French inestiga oi, an yi
ors's enchant ng
I her own -loneliness, of 010 probaNy die an old
defy it. � She could
Sort armed to. e- It ' heart before. This was-�Z ' .'a im that. the -fr6in-i6xperiments U on biras .
singular conversa-tion, with. her, thilt she ri oraw , story of 'find If t
br ak er it, -seemed to. It
iyes, I Utu ga -9;nd t St it Wa''M dea.
rejolutiofis, but. not. keep them; h cliaraefe' of his d ing in
lig now. Duke, -wafi the hief make n idea; -heir plans for the.'f to -w t no-, Jason woos reversed, e r Z�y 8��
was dresini
-1 he could see that Aertain f atilts, were black -W&Y'Arollod by'.atimlatizi9varibua 'po
ance4tra-li, - Object. ot Iir reverie,- sit& a 8 further than p&kting-'f.r6m-- Duk# llont; the Sorceress who was luring im -a ionEi -of
ed to. revolve round -him, ancl ugly, and certain. virtues.fair an4 ourning,:him 6,11, lid ii life. 1 A
ot�her th-irigaeem m But fron! Glauce, the guile eBs an pure. the -brain by means of -heat. By vering.
aatiflil, but She. was. very likely to mis.
he�
place in. her- mind now.monly in be that sione Asy"—whef, ould it -cOmO. Lull ad no'sual r'S. his. forehead'with a lsybr* of wit I
ot hot -'love
dressed and grac"6fully
'rotation ta fra.' She 'eqviecl Lull,; -not teme, a. p I a -the diiy
i6turesquely H jar off iii the - future wai . at
h Ow. inconst4ndy, no idebb tb' the. oft -tQld'.tale getssane-Jittelligeut dresim H
ar
as e a hadilo clo' Not -Yet. was being ena . ctei t
ma 1, -,I!y,-f6r millce wi "no but draped f aultfbir a vir an
Ilciou -t. fix, her, OIL jight or'� when they were to say good by?. I She *aamhsus- -exPerim n ed -on ibbdes of-'I-ying -Which
Tron beyond the percep w 6f -blood to t* I t
Etruen. -par 8,
d discontentedly. Shoifniviedher sense —notjustyet. Day after day shewould picious, no :on 9.6co.u.itt either of thid.slug�' favor ihi6 --flo
reaBin g
'h Zor&. did, not tion Not yeti, Undl it slioul. gishinesd of itstrzic rising- rom . lack of iheii-nUtird d lid too late
Badly an of ugiindEfs'in 0. &ild Unveiled sins,
eran.h f�thex -for althoug t Inc tioll I or., I .
t a s6lf evident
-like Glencolira, ye a t fail. to:hee-* and of beauty in virt 0 perhaps. eactivity. -He that thb�
t She coul . U'o heart or - of dulifie .61. perception
an -attirgetive kind.. There was. a.great -:I
ind, ii ell' Springing. rom- llik-owarmlidge of love b t- hi a-ek- are s asbriaL
that Lull waa the, apple of his, eye,,
in Zora,. nothing that was. evil, Meanwhile thoir-mutuallove was Sow eliagwbilgl�iiigonhisb
iis"Ouer creaturer Whom� he seemed deal of good" huta 118ture variQit6d,* luxurious. .. Those. eip. riencea-
that to th Th . a all& much that was, We
ov -fie. wag UU11 ad. ak. :, Her. -facile concealed that obly,-6ne person entertained because she had * not studi'd -an -de are bil 0 of
to I o selfishly de*otp gh the Slightest Suspicion of it. If Liftli over enough-. to learn to' oubt it. 1n[ that -hard- -when: on thexight si WO fu
gr� - Zbra� w as, raither- of. yielding,, sympathetic nature cmul - t- -the nt, or. -cold, school, w�ere, the later We - b e -gin, tol �IL.
Ov their hiiroiams fancied tll�t Duke seemed %bae ear rMi6n, absurd, and refer t6 61d
n the, aittractive.. kinds' and -tone.. -of those- she - loved, in -iligi fat from the more bitter' the fruit.. -of- -the ties of. th'6se produbed whe of,,.- tho-
therrepellent tha moods,
y interested in him- ailings, and had Duk( was a -beginner.. left sidd -are intolli f' d' n W, -and
she ag Well as their I If Rho kri&
-on as
ig-afrhe was clear-sighted, an d attributiri Aha.r, -to it wliedgd tastes, tlilir -was
although vaguel eal reasou 01, gen an reas6
be strol
ersation of' that I d the r4aiments'. 6
-especially. since their coliv had Duke all to' -had barely learns - relat6.to recent matters;.Jil these dreams
d- ever- *ished that she
ft r 6 a draw :back from his hazar
evening would, alw&Yg prefer his absence a es I t t herself -and -that Zora and.-Kiite* were not The fact that conitandy is not of necessity se.bbiervati rig ir�ay
secret bond of -friendship a;sbe wFka one- often speaks:.. The r
-nature P'assion
d br
eathed moria freely, ous i t -their grolip,. she anomponent part Of
s A is, so frequently drawn n o &to be.,correct -so -far �s.M;-Delauna,3 is con -
to ldi.7 Still Soloas of -risk and- ii -a wrong, i
-but -radst -peop is '- o v0A -ai6lie
not, laoking�at con crushed -the. down- &R -A piece of and 4&0 e, -nay even -of �-a natur,0 I �wh
cened
when, he
�ot I;p d that Ait probable. that Zora-would have risen to the.. -d Sincere,' hac not.'been forced
dersta L was possil lous-jealousy, alike Unw6ithY Of' t6fider an, on iti, are
could r -him the Silly, frivio -their back eppipcialli iift0r'-ea
ve % drawn from -in the r 9,
casion, would ha; S as, f esh nd il�e ir dreams an�tl iri *Ut
-nee which rapelledXei rhight oc It hio account upqn her.k6owlefte. - lid w
tlia very iliftue m,,'aud would av�e her and bet iddl, *ho -must 0 70k, - - - m -
t that
d, so far, strength- to part from hi 'ill ell never doubtiAhi
&tt others -,and without going Sweet be.suaV with� And' mornind fal
racl: free from, the perilously' ected ox found. fault
-that any -father was better thaii broken
Duke, through this very self -to 'which is sinder.e must be enduringt that the
us to hold TroAch, and
njoke, ori;gihalln
glia decidedly though.� Lull's rbich Vas winding them -6 --good.
t1lat friendship v It genuiue at 'Christmas w4l still
iougness thst.he wds wronging is passion ere the -oum 6stek -to
uls- daughter, was a. hiipz meshes (U -y- by hm� more difficult to break. thb consc
I ' ir 6onfiditig and unsuspicioui -betrothed, was exist. gonuing in Jaiae. deatiny G onea stati
er own doubly orphaned "But- under its present poor pretence, -ell A`&abilify of. Some a&ed)- Ni ho hah�
Notionite to her or irather 'Of he ifinatC-
-pier one than h bi turns v6ry a ou ' EiVicious400kilrg lady
Ing ';Boint. '--When b6 affgot!Gfiw� natureg II6,tx Yet' are ff6ctionate ifid ad -D Mayburin,ep, nsy veil so tbinly disguis' t- is' you
T, hen- Luli h ukd nthe flil -al
lo el wa !at- entered t
d not last. It did- ilet-and 11 a..compar men
ol f *de th, -tha' the ff-1- 't-
-h a 16-alti.mkLtely-plihted; and opialy-l' its-truo a ' or$, 'it coul V. lent, 6 rE, of the sal -evi nt tru rs -class, aI er ow ale, she adored hi*. 'Whoube a si -.e Aged dj
m
dug of' him', nof.last. oia.haabeen in
laver. And thial To October mao ail 1h w Oil,
affialle. she imsgined he. was tired, or Unwell,. d secret offide ity, led ess in, eme, id -ate
early" cieside 'loy
with uncalled for tears,, -at �iheh . th&' c6rapact Of 4. rament of -
fille �ettedhim unobtrusivefy-an -thdbe 'ed. thain in the-'�empe
eesinto' the .41quietlyi and
'ther diet ea, of thethills, wavered so�called friendship was entered. tgdjoving,:sha that the w6kas of love which
and OU0111 umore.
adored hiti ev
and misty- as she gazed on October --m
And, grew -vague, mooit was ba;r6ly at,its full when wh6 suspected that Duke 'iangsatrue at first ome to fall -with-
Theone perso
ea- 6 other -a faN6 and �6116 -upon the. ear she'. 11 M -N
r
them. tho-veil. was'suddenly to a down Wia-Zorwfelt morb interest in w jar
-frien ed last rbgs: an
m a Lull'
ts He saidd. w Abe do sha mur-- tatter, d. fragments of1b. , cast pitib1e, ith lo�slty to -Lull -was -ignorant a;s a, childsyet.
oul s father. Ai L
than was cota w
d. 'Luli—ah 1; Lull is 6ikictod, it. she igtror�d- these kibings.-inaturally and C- TRI C -
.to utf , then,, away. A te -g
bappy that she- nee¬ h h blind bahgf,.,andho" happy girl eywere in the: gaiaen together, t1key because. Zors `j1her's $imply throug twi
or -V ff Id #V e o heIlnes
grudge me big Woadshl'P- Ho-.�oaid we two ailone� d4ughtbiw�becauseL ft fiillyAhrough'-cowardicei
be trangsrs agaiia. Nd ax
er s -, in eblind 1hrough cowaidice:: I-NSTITUTION ,(HSTAIILISEIE
must nev em. mothers becausqwraiiny - excellent
5 ' s.'ein.'& long r &-nible ths.t.da, and Were- -her -an hero it enjoyed excellent -SP-1d BOm8 0 - Us, P
4 19,U�EZ nTjaEiwr, 8 Stranger; he is not a Kate and. Lull hdd overwalked th - 6rbaps those most phyAicall'y he catinot be. d` I N . - .. . '
W-hom. hava I'ever -met h 'I, brave* even most it
stranger to Vag, in thelhouse roating� Mrs. Cra;ven- bUiray, than, -river a Itollectually daring, are
elv.e
month,
9FR'V0U -DEBfL1TY - Rheumatisi Lame
[Y. should I d AII& Zora �,wft A
like, him Wh [eny myself at are not tired, had- on
Mr and the e truth.:
few We wi7l be and Glencairia, wlioj w -pital aider. Od
N algi*Psfaly�i�-and aftLiver u&Ches,
i- hava so. ne 61ban salmb 'We- date' no uncover the f ace 'of - Our 066l' eur,
friend ?—I, whc gone out On- an evening stroill. Duke w6s nera, Ink -So.Aeei ft to iminiediately rellevoci -an orme,
emp sin
flections. W. cured -by- -tIsiu9-,tbose,BE1iTf J;AND
friends.!" An. Ing. ore -14 was not bk, dead e nod xepeat-i h6raelf softly, sujpo�ed- also- to be. out on a solitary pe nentl
Uncalled. 11 Frisud%V Shia sighed, toino: the faiot,-tha: Love" is,,. c1gaid,.-mor face,the.death :AND NSOLES
u ful but --uAquai
aeort-iii-the en-virons of 'the Villa, -but, Glonesirn suneaudfurw4wen 61
r and fell, fast, her grIl with Iregret ling collar for tears! ea OV Z -the 'garden, be, d d not not through 91i .-of to�yg�
'with, while] -Or% was In %Ilid breaSt -lOVr an& atifled:oobs nd:
hea-
-fu arities, whigy".
on!'-
escrip, I
ands 6f
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