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Cheerfully until the village of Devonshire
1."Nvagizeacbed -; then,'with '
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half despairing tone. in the young voice,
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lying,upon the office floor, white - and. id-
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wholly uncertain as -Ito where he ought to
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, � a farewell to'her,
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stop, bad iVe4 over the siodooth -gravelled
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. grandfather, ,who never dreamed that the
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maii _.he -"eking,Was� i'so
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Guy ' I
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ittle Jessie Remington, .tired of sitting
road � tothe side lift&6n 'door, Mrs.
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'trippedup
verb. amo," said, his manner indicat-
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still and listeninij to what bar mamma. no
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Noah � cial domain, as sacred to
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the walk , and soon stood in th
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ing the doubt he was, beginning to feel
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MrS. Conner were saying, had Strayed di t -liar
rot�*ood'
as Belsey t a, patch of green.
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. The colun,ins ash), and cold,
presence of not only
L Holbrook, but also
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intor, th: garden, and af ter,filling her hands
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-I -In the name of wondoi what ,codger is
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Of Guy Remington. , - .
`� Maddy kn6W What c�niuggte meant,: but
vvith daffodils and earl 'oil is -made'h
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that? and whE tf is he dZg here'? " was
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"way at last to the office, the door of which
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had. she ever board it before? Mr. Re M_
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was partially 0
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the bit of salgify she wag scraping, and
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Bho,saw the crumpled bonnet, with its rib-
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hurrying to the dobr, she - called 'but, - ,,I I
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chorus parting, -
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It.waa ... Guywh4 received, her, Guy,who:
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something, and with a gasp she began :1 11 I
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amo,--thou,amoest, he amoes., PluraZ: We ,
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bons of blue, attracted by this advanced
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into the room, until she,came WhereXade-
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say, you, ,Sir, what made you - drive , up
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.pointed t6 a chair, Gliy who seemed per-
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amol ye or you amo, they amo.11 . � I
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line , was lying. , Wi
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that I wouldn't bEWe wlidels,,tearing up
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The Mr. Murphy referred to spoke on total ' '�
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you lifeyour L voice in the solo,
- fectly. at hoine,�angd, naturally enough, she'
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� Guy looked M her. ap,hast for a, gin a
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thing waB wrong, Jessie bent over thegirl
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abstinence to, a gathering of several thou-; I � . � .: . �
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f ook him for Dr..Rolbrook, wondering, who.
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monieht,',and then a comical smile. broke
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asking if she asleep, while ,she lifted
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sand per8ons at, the Grimsby Camp -Ground I . , . I I I
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the other. blaolt-haired man co �
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the , long 'fringed lashes drooping- on the
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ny urnin A, -.1 nj� .Ahree
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�ur�readars wil i
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if he meant to sfa,y in there all the while.
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colorless cheek.-
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sorry,� but a little rg�iu will. fetch it right," 'remember
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I )yliere melody rims the skies .
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nd Illian the islands of glory,
It vVould be very dreadful if lie aid, and -in
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of the';' San t' welidl through Josgie's
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ing rfletully at th
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And -_tfbe lidadiands 6f Paradise, '
. bar agitatid-n-aild the. Cuba root
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heart, andburrying to'the ,house She cried,
in the.gravel aad the marks on the turf. � - �
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pulpits and otherwise, a m6nster juvenile .11 - - , . - � , I I
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was in danger of being altogether forgotten.,
the look of the fri teneolklDire, 11 it is, not
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11 OM' ,-"brother Guy,t,qoinb6ody18 dead in thg6f
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� Mrq. N,ciah was .not At heart au'unkind
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ten-moeting took place in'Cook's Circus. - . .L . 11 I
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So long as Iliear you 6�%gl
Half guessing the_c4use 6f"her uneasiness,
righ what it means.
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and I 4661ing more averse that ever to tak,'
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" bxpression. of the 61d wan'sface, or in. -the
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ribbon and pledge card. Long, before 7,', � � I .
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And life is a heavenly thing. , . ,
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GUY and the, doctor both were'with Made-
etib tone of - his voice, mollified bar
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o'clock, the hcour of meeting; the children' . , :�
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hasty.survey of her' penorg,� withdraw int6
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the 'background, and sat' where'. be: c6uld
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a very 'disagreeable' task teaching, young
Made line Olydewha�amo meant, and some'
line.tbeformer holding her-inhi
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Somewhat, andwitbout further comment
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-not be seen. This brought the short dress �
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was a most un'f6rturgate.one, for though as
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thought how. pretty' and bri
fair' as thle ,face' which nevet. moved a
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free Lfrom'w'eaknes6es as most of her sex,
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was crowded, but the Nethergatis itself was .., I . I I- � .1
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foot nervously beating the 11 oor. -, . I
eager face upturned'to his, thepure, white
muscle! his scrutiny.' The doctor
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MrS.'Noahwas terribly senSitive. as to her
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.11 She's very -young,"- be t ought-;- -11-too_
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1 -0j -e -h -gad-- ffuse - a,
, Sif d. WifIi-!Jii1if-fiIT,th ,
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s-wh'olly-s6lf,po!3�e�sed-----XECddy*-ba-d--n-o'
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mson and
'cheeks a .cri the Palo lips
terrors for him new. She Deeded his Bar.
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never venturetwice within her precincts.
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in yelling, ,shouting and screaming. The, � I I , , .
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succes4 were beginning � to' decline' "3"
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before a� word, had bee I
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,Parted slightly ast-Maddy ap&aled to him,
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vices, and''b'e' rendered them willingly
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6�lan6ing_ati: her -'dress, which this] ,after- ,
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inte6or of the building was!soon packod'ift, " I I _� I I . . � 11
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13�6,w terribl' still it was Aar the t'm
for the defin iti n of amo. -
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'back si�rgs'of life in the rigid form. With
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�randp�utlioughtE,bejo�uldn'otbo assirvant-;-
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panic surging round 'the., decors., - 6. more � .
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duringwhich telegraphic communications
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-as iver and a rRoAn'Madeline-whis
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could b�6. admitted, and t�e dooig� w&re, - I , I . : ; , I I � .. I
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were sile6tI
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word', , which would ,have: Made Maddy
'--but-I-coul-d-Eo-t--h-elp—it.,
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,,Ilmso ttu�so4or _-wh1a
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� a he shoulddrive*and where he should
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ordered to be-vlosed. Then�.1611owed a, I- , .
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il M.r. quY! " - and. , Ma;del,ine.' blushed halt
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rnier--insisted- --rig
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b��Iush, :had been -lass --an sha:
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.not th�'meek old man c6noludsol she Was a.
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- cratia, though Sarah said he didn'ract one
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but no, Guy's motherwas dead, as grandpa
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witnessed The roughgs- from �! . :
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I bit proud, . and is, so .pleasant , that the
� almost'helar, the be*Aing' Of her'beart
only 6Y counting and.recounting the '
poplar,
rpctl' , and feefing puzzled to know how to
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proceed, GUY Step 1, into the, adjo
peg il2mg
had come :into the office,"kakin g'- in much
surprise, who -'the stranger was,- and -what
well knew for all Devonshird had heard of,
the, who b I ad''married
young'biide Agn(38',L
districts had mustered in . ,g I reat"-fore'e, And ' �' I I �
it is�bg8lieved had supplied themselve S-wi th , � . ,, , , _�� : - "
, servants all worship him, and Mi 9. Noah
. thinks him good oLoughlor the Queen of
Arees growing Across ,
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keep back the'tears. What �7as he wbdi::
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MsUt With the doctor, but'he was
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was tlke: 6aUge Of her illness. As 'if' there
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:GU s father :for* - ,,T'
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blue ribb6n9`for the ocebbsion. 'A large I I �
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ing for she wondered, and, ' At,' last,
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99 to Madeline,
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mad the examination
dol a Previous understandingbetweein
� them ii�edocng5or andGluy were'sileUt. with
. have been mistaken for GUY'S mother
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would no I t have dffended.M6".� Noah par-
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gaining ala. entrance, to the circus, to the . . � �
you have the money. � How, I wish Ait--
. Monday night,� so we could know for sure 1'�i
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6urninoning all her courage,'she lift6d,'her,
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brown -to- Guyi
harybre,11", I 2,11illu, intO,..711i?1j1s _:.coUld produce
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rEgara,to the 'recent.farce enacted'between
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she was fearfully: shoe ad
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grandpa, but Maddy,
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and, Simply -Said it w4B some o 6who
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had,'come-for medical advice and -it was
when Grandpa Markham said :
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and ribbons; but when the 1 hundreds �who. - I . I � I I
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were kept out" 6mi the doore 'closecl. they . � I
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spoken -1 I don't know." sounded lilfe a wail
' , of despair, Did. she know anything? GUY
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sibI she Was in the IiibWof fainting;
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many,people1were. Very daint"Y'L Agnes
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Are �ou'hiA gran marm . � .
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' 11 His Oan7.marm'l " screfirnea Mrs. Noah
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yelled out, their ra�e,xushed at the doors and � . �
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k i but all, in vain. � Five. � *. 1. , I
'Policewafficers
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she had heard�pf-Guy Remibgtoij;the master
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' the Sweetest
- and feeling home -Curio�ity � now
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held back .the Skirt of her 'rich. silk'Las if
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feaxfully.'_.�"'Blass. you, man Squire' GUY,.
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'with
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youi.,g, Irdlike voice� Save one
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t:' ascertain iliat fact, lie plied her.j,&�ithl
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that it might com a 11
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as you call hi' �, is"25 ye .' .
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he had ever board, Guy, - took from the pile
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question� philb'�ophical; questions. algAia.
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Madeline'SL plain delAiD6,, thenj the scene
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Is Grandpa.karkham was'iather blind
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yells'�, pelted With mud, spat! on, and hick d - ' I � ; J . I "I � ;
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of. books'which the had arranged
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: ical,,and 4ueB 6fis ge:ircoetrical, Until'i
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� was not very interssfing, she
he fail to see the Point, buf k w that in
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agony of, distress'Maddy rai§ d li,
deprecatingly, as if)3be'would ward. PIT -any
the. house, bidding Jessie do the same. But
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sonf6way he had gf,4n' offence., . I.
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"':oll bog yourpardon, ina'ain, I W&B sure
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beh'hid the hot .' . � . A
el was cleared and the gate- '
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herselfInto the h hds'of Guy Remington *
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beyond'what .Wag �t�aught* in district
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schools -hig� Classical education ,was
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who, by this time bad been placed apon.t&
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comfortablSiounge, wh�sre'Ehe preferr6d to.
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No,.she was. not even that, but, willing
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way closed.- L but,' the n�i6b'�'diiven out � , . �, . , . ���-;; �''I
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Swelled the ' Crowd on -the kre'et. Vkov I ' I I
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. wh ever seen, but, who, *Came
om she had n
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up before her the tall, handsome-lOoking
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be end Madeline's �ommqn one. ..
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� Oh, Sir, no niore ofth4. It inakes my
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. li� ead so di'�zy. They do'n�t teach that in�
remain . - . . . � D. I -
� . rather than:boi takei to thol"Iouse
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enough to let the man believe her a
old
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Moncur, in attempting to get , into �th6 V . �
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i I man she had so, often heard described' -by'
When A boy of 10, or thereabouts, G ay t
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a a a his
. n Schools. .Ask me soinethiDg- 1.�do
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� as Guy propos9d., , . - , . -11 � I I I
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"I'mbetter
tahe
Remi4gt6n-she did, not explain: tha, . �
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,,waseprot6ctedby� talwait.egpiti- - - , " �.
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-after
. � Sarah Tones her return from.,Aike ,
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pa, part of summer, with
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d S It 'in the country, A for a.,
. rafid ther an
g in.
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Suddei
� now, much bptteK' she'said.
"Leave me, please., P alone."
Was only the housekeeper -but she SiMPlY-1
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said:: � �, � I I . I
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stablo; b&, notwithstandihg, the mob aub� - _ � L ' .. i
Abim to very'roUgh Usage. Insidetho : * � . I I .- . I
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jecte . . I - �,
I side, where she once had done some plain
I � sewing for the housekeeper. .1 Even the next
week'hitol, Aiiondeda district school. But''
w
he , as go .4terly regardless of'ruleLs and �
lly'it occurred to
g,L � , Guy that. he ha . d
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one I enfirely v�rong, aud:mentally.cursin I g
Aiiinself for the blPekhead
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_- � '.So they.left liarlwitill *Jessie,'Wh6, fas6i-
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, Dated by the sweet� young face, knelt by
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",df itb.Mr. ,Guy you *apt,Ican ielly
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he is not, at home, which .will gave you,
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building tba,-'scene, was �oue-;bf wild ' Con- I 1. I . .. . -
fusion., - Tea was got'6v�r in a; Way, and'the- . I . .1 I . . I
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� I day, when, by , her gratodparent7s .
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Maddy kh elt reverently. in the small chursh
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restrictions, talking: aloud and walking
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. took--bimT=tlTft---
---s,botL-t�wh&�ever-ih�=f--ttney---
1. I - the doctdr, had
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LIEL " sked : ". 11 ;, �
AW __ ,*=h "_ _-kindi -
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1e lounge,' ian- iftg�_�ex
1�� � I __9urLy_hea,d_
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, "Caressi-EV_�y =0�ijipst Mg-d;line's arm to
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-ge1ting., :, - �
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11 Not at �Ome, a�d,Fve' come So, far to
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-P-rovost-mnd�Mzr.-M-a,rph,y,-s�b�6rtlj-a-ddTeSOff � i 1. I I
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tbe w 1
' audiende. It 'was 'itb.'Aiffidult�.th at '
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s, were
I at nEdal7e F�IM6-)Ugggji Hs—wei more
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I �Dtergt up a the to -morrow and
hewas igu6inini6usly1di 1
smisged at the end
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What do'they teach ? Perhaps you van'
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ejalighfbn me ? " - I . I I I .
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11 -said
� her, 11 Poor gir ,
I , . 1 ,you're sick, An , d I am, so
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see him I " � grandpa exclaimed,'And in his
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they couldmake ,themselveg,hear4.A Ve I
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� Aikenside ,than the sacred words . her
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the week, and that was all the'experiencie-
; be .had ever had, in, the' kind of School
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Geography, .. a
. .. rithmetic, grammar,
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sorryir', What makes you �sick Z" � "
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-fibre was genni h ,
tie. sympat in that
voice therewas so muQh'genuine disappoint-
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kin(JIYL�
m6nt that Mrs. -Noah rejoined quite . .
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t.bucleli,e,�awlic. - was waxing I louder and .. . I .11, .11.
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" minufe. '. H - Ung'. , - � ". �
US, were ,ga ''.
., z lips were uttering., ShelAnow. itwas Wrong
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and with 9, n, ervous start- tried to bring; her
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- el o 'teach'. . But even this
' ' . and spelling, book,". Madeline
r. story' . 0 L , .
P is d, -untying and thr wing off,,har
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little voice, and, with . 11,
I- acry.asoisuddeapai
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11 He's gone . over'to Devonshire'.With
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. lym I .. , . . . %
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- but the tumult droXIied the voices- oU.tha - - , 1. � . I I, � ,
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I -fraotioiis-16.wbat
mind back from d6bimat
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hel �6gl him a little, for rememberi
.. ng that
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the teacher, in �Farxnibgbain had com. �,
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140 ..a t'� in the,vain hope, that it. might
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Maddy Clasped the child in her Arms and
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. burst into a wild - o weeping, w
fit f b i ' hich did
young lady, his step Perhaps you'
. � . -mother.
- -igbt tell your business to me; 1.know all.
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. ocali th. Mr.'' hen called . , ��
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on to speak. On making his appearance, ' . . - . I I
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, , as
I � the minister was saying : but Maddy, w'
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mortal, and' right .in the midst, of the'
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menced her operations. by sharpening ,a
lead-pencil,,so now � -�he Sh .
arpeneol,a similar
brin- relief to her po6r,'giddy head, which
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hrobbed so fearfully that All her ideas
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,bar a great.deal of good..' Forgetting that.
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Mr. Gdy?s affairq..'.'_ . . I
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11 If 1, might come in,' ma'am, and- warm
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the tumult,broke but with A; noise like. the . , '� '' ' I
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the From
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. ,Collect, Aikeroside and. its'. owner. would
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- ar. as' be - could, t
one, determining as f. . , - 0
Seemed foi a'
, time tohave lefther. � 1.
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'cionseque
Jessie could�nbt understand, and feeling i�.
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a relief to tell her gtief to some one, she
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,aBthrough
me,",grandpa,anowereA, meekly, .
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rogrin I �
I g of sea. this point order � . I � . �- � ;
b, and the young roiighB bro a- I I .
was gon lie b "' � I . .
. rise before her, together With th' o
I a w Doder
� I how.she and Ear g�randfather *6iflol feel
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follow Miss 'Burr's -example. � Muddy
, nted every fragment, as it �fell � upon 'the,
�, This was�a natural. nee. of the
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high excitement under which She wag
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'id; in�reply .
sa to Jessie's repeated inquiries
f
'the open ador' he caught glimpses o . a
cheerful fim 11 It's Mighty chilly, for. such
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yond all.bounds'. The*coneniittee and�.thoi. . ; . . .. .1 �. . ,,
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the tumult "
�, `� one week from that day. We ' Uld the.
.Cou
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Cot, wishiug so,much that he w
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� laboritig," And so, when Guy did ask�.. her
as to what. was the in'
. after 11 .1 did'amt gei
I a certificate, arid I wargte�it '80 MUeh'71or
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attendants attempte'd.to � quell .. � .
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and eject the UnrLl � the 'audience. I . � �
Part of
. desired certift"te be.her0 or would she
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� I . .�,_,be disgraced -forever and ever y a rejec.
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mence, andj;io,nc�iog, that ii wOuld not -be%
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half so bad tehate him Approach her
conc6rhin,
- the books designated,.- she
aiiswered bui-littlebetter than before,� And
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!.and our house is mortgaged,
we are r . I . I
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He' did. look Cold and blue, Mks. ah
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thoi.ight, And she bads him comb in,;feelin'
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A douce.r, tee Qhurch elder was see � ' " - I �
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J,q�ilie �.
belabcorind �: �' � � , -�7, ;-"�,
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I � tion mortgage be. paid, And
? Would the
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.with,
- ,d cy�he terrible de-utal * 1 truments.
some.01: . .
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h was wOnAerio *Igatbe..should do.next,
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, And I _ going to help gn Inaps, pay it ;
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' ._, never cau;.and the Fiouso Must
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� A very little , contempt for the old4ashiahed.
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i throng the raicaI47 � . ,�..
middle of:the . � , .11 1
with vvloig,pole, wb Were in.� vaing- . � �
ile others - ' I . I � I �� : ." ,,'I
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grandfatherAt
I ,.be breaking with. the knowing he' indst'
lying before her, as it was to sil-D8
.. . . and wait -
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as Was waiting. Hi Guy
I when the- olpetor's, welcoq�te.gtep ,was, heard,
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AD& leaving Madeline again, he repaired to
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I " *siohed
camlet ak in which his feet became 013-
Oro
tangled, and smiling, iDwardly - at.' the
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-erideAvorlug to enforce Silence. One young I � � I . �
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-was ' ,
flourishing
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� �Ieave what had been his home for so Many
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. -a--little' lie :would-.
R �'emmgton reflected �
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� the next room to ieuorthis ill. succes6. �
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, It's� dreadful to be poor !
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Jessie, as her fingers thteagled th4 B.sOft nut.,
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ded � I .
Shrunken, fa pantaloons; betd k,eiiiDg
rough' observed , - ,
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bladed Sheath -knife'izi a 'rd6klesgma __ 0 , - .1
Due �
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� years ? . I . .. I . � .:.
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f I But no'such troubl6d. the aged
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Devep, have consented to do ible doctor's'
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� ,,-She does nof'seem to know anything.
'The bett -
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br6wabair resting irg,herla�, where,ksdd�
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: poverty.- - . � , , . . :I � 11,,'�, . � '
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, birt &gentleman made E6 rush.at the rascal , � . . I . I I I :�
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I .thoughts
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, disciple ,beside. her -the good Old man
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W or but., unaccustomed
; 0 Country-
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veAa�st ohild_ought. to do -
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had laid he - . , ; ... � ''I
� . r aching head., I
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.8 you know all Squiie� Guy's
A airs,.
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d med W , - - - I , . I �.L
.an disar im of the:, weapon. The. � I .� . .
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" whose white locks swept:thq ,I�rge-lct, red
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to
UpIgge8i especi ally. Pertaining to
p
60ols and. tbacbers, he did n6t,consider
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She has done�; Why, she has not answered
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half a�dDzan questions correctly " ' ' '
Maddy did not know,who' this: beautiful.
,hild *ak but 'bet sympathy was very
C"weeti
grandpa gai.d, .when he ,wag., s6ated . before
. the fire, !f Maybe you couldlell *bather lia
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.knife is quite new, has a blade of aboidsix .. � I . . . I � I . I . J � I
inches, long set` -in a White bone bandle - ' " sl� - �11
,book over.which his Wrinkled face � was nt-
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1. �as he joined in'the're'§p'onses or said.th&
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Ahat mattered i in the least 1which,.ex. I
a,inined that'young girl; Dr., Holbrook or
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,; This was what- poor ' Maddy , heard,
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- though it was spoken in a "low whisper -;
� and.'tbev talked together confidingl
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1 as children, Will, until Mrs. Agnes'. voice
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would beAlkel D iond-ai6trang6r, three
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hundred dollars, a6d:[ that Stranger me? " I'.
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an IS a most �.-10'rmidabla . ,looking'
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Viece of 'cutlery, being one of the dagger . I . . . , : I
. - I I praypr�q:whose words had; So soot.ing.a
r
. I cariying his t1i on 8,
influel,co Upon him,
.hi � somewh :t'in the light
mself. .. Viewing it a I
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he . her'enj,ayed. it';
but ovary *cirA'was distinctly understood,
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was, heard'calling - to hot,, little,girlthat it
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. M N h 'i r'(Sd: 'at him aghast. Was
: to. On, L,p E
I'doid lie. to 'insult her �
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s. so fr9qpently to be 'observed in' the � I : I ;
- EnIve . , , -
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9 not made With
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Of a joke, -and as the
' Vkkmin�ham'te
I acher bad first asked her
�angl burned in, her heaWs, core, dry' 9-lier
in
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tears and hardening 'bar into 'a -block of'
I
was, time to glo." ,,-' I . . . . .
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��il-1,-Io.v.e-�y.p,u,-Mkad-y,,-s,iid-I-m�e'an�-to-tell-
mean'
, �
I P craz , ,. Or
� a tl ' itb'* r. He � seemed'
- %Star - vid D v he a
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,1-11 penny areadfuls I . . .
pictures.of the. �, I .,� �iilus-, , I
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. rati % see: ' — , I . ,�':
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� ties-6f,-brigadd -and-pirate4ife. ' �
, ed-would--ofie-d -- _' a -
__-1_which_he._faItLassur
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4 Us. Once twice,'it is truej the' ,
Ssii i',,,the
�piibi-Is-tYdi�i��tciif6i4�--affd-Vg-�97i-b-,Ii-e.--wlr6n-
'pencil
-iTa7a-ib1'6.Sb-e_Rne:w that GUY10. not done
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brother Guy all about-, ito,, Jessie -said as. I
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as an .... f ,while ho.6ngJ' oduld
as hersel
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.he knife was ha ded o 'er to Mr'0 Scrim- ... . 1.
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, lity 61 losing the. d6ar old red co tta i.
. . wag sharpened' suffi-_�ientlil
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Madeline
her jn4tice�j. and. this helped' to increase the
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"not
she'-wounA her irm& round Madeline's neck �
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I 'assoc, a !an insult wi .him.. He did not
Anything. - ''wa's
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geour, who so' " ti .. . . . � I
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me me Iat6r .was accosted . - . I _.�
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;by�awaudacious-lookig:gg
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, acrOS6 his mind with E6 keen., sul 1.
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startled by asking,fier name. ,..,
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MadelingeA.melinclyde, was emee
, torpor stealin�- over her. Still She did
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lose a word of -what was. aid' in the back
nollissed her At" I �
4 . Patting. I �, ,
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ever,occu�,r6d
: 'it n to Maddy to'ask her
."know Tfia-t the solutlofi Of
h*gaudacity,and pityingly, asshe-would.
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Youth;. Who repro I 1. I �. - , - I I I -11,
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sentedthat.the'loDife was the proporty�of - � tl . . I �
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. . ,hut he put it quichl
�f Y aside,, re%om - t
the same instant how the 'Ta�ber' 0. I
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reply, which Guy recorded witli a 4lourish.
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offt I be, and . her lip. 6 . I '
drIed scornfully w ien
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r ka,me, she fgjt'sb Istupified 'and beVdi�rgagf,
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--addressed a, ,lialf,idiat, M I
.have: rs, Noah,
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-him,
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his 'brother, and. that:lie� had beeirsentO, . I I .1 I I 1. - .,
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III death all things well.1to stich 'a is,
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Now, Guy" ReMingt6n ,intend6d .no
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She � heard Guy remark, 11 I pity her ; � she
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. - --kiss she�.§ent bar
aod�with
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un'derstand' how ,impossibla'A
made, . . ..
. claim it. Mr. Scrimgeour, howe do ined . I ,
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�ohildren. Grandpa Idarkv6ma� was old in
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irreverence; � ibolead, he. could not te 11 wbat
he did intend; -or what it wag - which
.� d evidently takes it -so hArd.
is �qyoung, an
, .�Up"
May be she's *as � the'a erago., .
- good as v .1
Aw , Ad upon the'
. ay,,�Then leaning.. .her,: -he
forgot:, eve'r3
tab �Ihind but hot, own.
for - him to think. her Master would.
was , - �
iranger like filin.'
IenA'm,OUe,Y,,td a st . - �
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to yield ,up'the -wea I . � 1�,� I
. - Pon unless tothb. real, , . � .. . '. � I'll, .1
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owner, and',aecoidirg'gly left the, bui ding ,� I � . - , �d . p,
� the Christian course, W A6,:Maddy could,
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:ea w Ile
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t, I )d it�a,,
ha '. ..
�, bar dly be said ,to. ve �qQmmencE
'to 'il
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. prompted his next, query :. , . .
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I I 'Vft P -?-`1—',,r
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' we give .
bar, the certificate� auy�vay?.
pose: .� � I
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an, , - r-.- or brook. spoke., but to poor,�,
,jershe - 1
: w fetcbedn'gsss�� and So did not see the-ga'y-ly-
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dressed', ha,ughty-l'66king, lady: who s�oiept
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: �'r 0 -� OU Bay. �l one 0 -
_ Le- S
granaps,Lsaid, so :Rk.9with. a quiver. on his
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in _% L----' I . . I
-with-it-i -Iiii3-pQssessioni�r6taining-it' _.&13
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trophy of the fierce. buffortunately,� So' far � . . . I I "'If
" ay W�s
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th.
ye her t _
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11 ,. Ion argdwesxisome� How.,she..di wish
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_e_ybu�.this-nam
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- Perhaps.he fancied -himself a -b again
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bewrl . ered , M�oldy r his Wor . �, were 411-'a
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I past the doorj��166mpauied by !Guy and.
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Dn � Holbrook. Neither did
li" when r she had finished., � " I wish'I'd,
P, , .o
knewW; I left my-grandolattSr there to be
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"rw have; heard, bloodless 1 combat .Which . ' I . I I . ''
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adl;�6n'waged. After codsidgiiable,exer- � �, z- I I I I
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. mightJUSt rloo Over the;geograpliy, by
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t. she
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, ,7ay of refresh' her inemoriii. -and see
, � - i�lg
an d �'standiQ b' re.
in the Sund'ay-school, efo
.
the rail I ing of the altair, whgsre,v�ith. others
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. nothing. to hine, -wYether
riddle. It was
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lie, � knew ing or u�i-W , - lie
,� anythi ho �was; r
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�she hear, or
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r, the, hum of.. their VOIqF B,
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& - Ma,ba I'll
examine . ,. Meet him going
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k,-and.,can him."
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tion'the ciibus'Wag af, last cleared An& the - ------ �� . ' .� - � i ��, -!;;
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'After � 4 .;
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1 exactly how -Ilge� rule for extracting the
of his rage , he had been aBked..thgs, question' .
that he ghouU be di6taffiiQ140 The a.
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as tbef talks a moment,-,
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ask . I
bac '
11 'any Use- Mr.
unruly'sudience dispersed shortly 9 r ' .11. � . ,� 1�1��::
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, 11 Pilg r Progress,,'
propounded� to, Madeline Clyde', who_df
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Do � ot.-hear the, a . in th red- ,
0 a laugh as.,
seShidd to. 'b or a ,
difference of .6pini6n,
I ' - �Uy insistitig thaf�
ihe.young men ,G
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'A6 as asking the, d'o.ctor ,ver�:prettily to
come up to Aikengide ,while , she was there
I tell YOU it won't-, be
. �
Guy n .1
* has 'o.thr'ee "nared dollars to throw
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and re'.0do .�.yfyrt he rim's
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a t -lit from the
� the Bible, a d the bo6k,brou
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'Sunday b
,doctor's . 1
he retreateglinto the.adjoining to � Pin � . - .
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out of pity She slioulci,Z be rejected,4�4nd
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dootor demur t 'a, , ,
the be .that
grpifi
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andenlivgsn� her n Afftle.', E nkage*oung
mon. I . I
ike Guy were so stupid, s a sai , as
h' ' 'd
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*0ay:1" WaSr Mrs. Noah's sharp rejoinder. I -
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ve won?t quarrel ibout , it,'�
-Wall, Wall' -A - .
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Mv.jorWilliam H. Brought6n, chani- r . : . .
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se n y imagining-thn't
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(-: r doing She was earning the' good . Y'SO
11. . - Shgs"�O
, In all her -preconceived ideas of this ex--'
amination, shp,liagl,neyer dreamed of beinig,
r I ,png,on, . ,
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lie ought to i re striet;'especially, with
'one oVar
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with-a'merry laugh r she sprang into. the"
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A�d,r bowing
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the old -man replied in his -most conciliatory
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manner,. as he turned his- head,away. to
.the I I . r- I ���
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. I Maine, die , �,
, pii6n check6r player 'of d- - ow : ' , � , . ' 1-
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�' ,-Much deSired. - �' ,_ � 1,1 r , r, ,�: . I
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r . � r a
caiec4isc , ebling� Of., terror'.as
�d #d;1'Wi'thA'f . . "
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the fi;�st �
,:ZA.s.usual G�yr
!�-'r . _rUIedo`
and- seatin the table, the doctor-
at�
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parri , ,gracefully, -to the.
-do(,
Aori, *as driven rapidly toward Aiken
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:bidb ilie,iitartiDg ear..:. - ,r* ''
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Friday' at Portland, Me., of. �', �:
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37. He the t fie -age - .1 .
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, Witl�the earh d ay rS
I iest'dawn co
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th -jo r the
she thought of long answer, .
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I Grandfather Markham's beart was very
agedr entered army at, .
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1� I . ''up, And liar grandinbiher heard liar repeat-
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ing/to herself much, of. what �he'
on "i What, -is t � .
questi, , " 11 I ' ' Ut '
' don to %6b"'t
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was jqst�co' mincie ng cortify
"�bjla 6U,y_rWA-f
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.. 47"_ over. him,,
, 8 bsnding
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tber'.'I.Wly�r I . .
the
,, R. doctor,,,r6turiied to.116
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Noah's hs,
Berg . I
a, and Mrs
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'Of, 18, a [gsrof -major by � r - I
, Ind, won the,grad � , .. � 1. : ;�
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servioes. in the I 1, . F , . I
r. .. r 'fancied
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D . -Holbrook. might' liar' I , ,
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noeighboe?" anX at r 'to
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FPC4 'it - B 0 sal , .11
.Y 13 op.sors
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: whan the jatCer was startled by- a hand laid:
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� 6imly o1i his arm and turning be
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office,-and'afteirf 'eting for 'n time among
the.powderg'and phials, summoned courage
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,.]Jim. a oil not bear to think -that, she,:.gallant
really, wag. cross,viih him;. besides,.that,�
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. oven when; beudiii6l, over tliga-washtub,
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t gin, gave. me the first. n- . a o 6 line
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Melia, Sir;" uddMg, as She ght And
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'gle
i � quickly,
confronted Madeline Clyde, wbo, r With', bet"
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_86A hair" back'fr6m lick' bl :
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'to a�sk Alfadelin 6, h
. cow she. falt, and if .Any of
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:th6faintihgsyb�ptoins had'retUrned.
I dyr
he� wanted something- to take to'Mad,
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h wa'y of'
besides .disappointment, go by t a
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.M. DE FREYCINrT, who . -
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b.tta aSrp'iiMe',Ministerof-,Ftdiadel, is DLA I -
red Crotta , a. book. was arr.raDgedF
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I. � before her' So� that. she could- s tudY
misconstrued the Strange am
. . In � tl�id ,
-dark eyes bout upon her, -I am,afraid I
pusbed
e fan .
r I ashe '
veined forehead;r he . �
,: . 'S as Palo as S,
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'' " ' allthereplysbar?" -1- '
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testing Mrs.'. 1,�bah's amiability And pleasing
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-Mad d he r ,r6ge'rr " I'm, an
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.y any, means a I . . - I . 11 L I
�b no. inl,*�ove 11 J,
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i'. . . her -eyes, hile . h fat ha
1i �. L . r With at uds
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I d. dimpled ar'rns were busy in t lie slide.
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- a of the catechism.; I
. have fo�rgb ften7� So in 1 know"it .
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sa ve where a round Spot, 'of purplish red
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burned� upon her cbeelu;, ,and hot eyps
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never lifting uplier heail,,��r even thib'kin
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'which of the'tWCYCu,1JgrmPnit was speaking
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a said'as
Y tbo':ho I
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CIdL J"n, . . ' -
lady, old enough to 8 you
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experience, . 1928 and ' . . I .. , � . ; , , ,,, �
-thb - in . I � I
graduated,at r,�CoIS ,kolytechnique I �,I -
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rhUew it 6tg6e'; t; d,dL not Was
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in rder'lo teach school.". I .
necessary Or I
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gleaming � like coals of. . fire, stood. before
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to bar. I - ,! .
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ather.If � Heis. Mrsi ,�Noah's face grew
f 'r
bkghter, and, She listened iite�tively While
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1848. % In -1855 he *.was appointed traffia, . .., . , , " L
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& Southg6ra Railroad,` '
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, � thes White � as snow -drops in, the garde n
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� . beds, were swinging, �upon ille line�- the
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"Cortainly,,no", ILdo not,thin it.is. I
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! 11 He, need write that," she said,
There wa:s a, call just thedfor Dr. Hol-
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. brook � and leaOng his-cif[lce, in. chaig
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,be continued.; I-You� won't take What I
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'manager of I 11 - I . . 11 .1 � - r;
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p O11V16812 which he held for'five � �oars, and . . I .
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. I 1160rLwAS sciubbed,the Windows
tl�
. . kitchen . L
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beg ,your par on," . were, G"',
d . uy;Remingtonls
� -flatory, replieg, _
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h glane rbba'
bjj&t US a
.not
PC,Dj,rggL to I " It "Would-
huskil the doctor
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lie� And, I
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, Tom;. lip went away, feeling Slightly uncQm
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a Whenever be t Ought of the to
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amiss.. Mg Sure.. .I have a little, girl
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say - -
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a L a,giandchild ho has'hearU. big
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0-70'he was employed byt.he' '60V�, ' ' ''
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ornment on �variousscientifl6�p,ndinduatiial' ' 4
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shed, the�bes6 r'oom. swept, thavege a.r
1. . 6d,f6r dinner, arg(l,the , ii :Maddy '13L
. )blbs Clean I 1.
�, wa
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Madeline- to th;'open dbor-Pf the adjoining-
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koom" h a " . vizibfe�a, �Slrate, on which ,
.*r er Was I .
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be .6� could not take. ,j.,iL .YbU do
n6t thin r .
I . �, k me qualified. I licard you sa� So.
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do Want be
' � L girl,
vvhom he kno�w jU6tiC6 I
had'uotbeen done. .
I I I half wish I had a ined' lier mys'
Xr&M
7 elf,!,!
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stories. of tbe"fin6 things at Aikenside�
, She 9 �L rin, r, aft
. - -hanke 'such va'altiesi
a er- -
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�ba,ineBs� After,_bmving. b6eii Prefect oV �.' * .�., I , " , I 1;1�
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ronne, e. was,, i . . � , �
the Tarn at Ga' h I ' Nhen Gim- -1 ; .1 I �,,�,
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� -work was.finished. - Grandma could (10 all
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. -was� 'free tOL pore
I the rest; �argd, Madeline.
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-large; Iebtors;
in: . the amused doctor had
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written 11 BlOckhead." : - 1.
11 not to pitig�d. I a, not.want
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a Certificate because I mii so
� -young , an
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said'. ,
he, " Of boum she v0`6s .ex6it
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if
,Iga
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i hAl
all I t'wburd--please h I at mig I
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. hereo-so;
e tell'hei N�hat * I saw up rrgaybg:r:�Warin
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r bettaitook possession of' the inigtry �of , � . : I I ''.. � ,
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'Provinces,
� . , . over her boai;�until:ballod to dinner; 'she
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�er :nt'
tl�l ..
� There, ,Was scimething in Madeline!s quie t, L
YOU ihink-411- feel bAdly.: I do not Want
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I'd not answer --,tes* ad
IC14j, 11'ang
cOu I . 'I 1_&6�'t
believe: -it was Ali humbug tormenting her
r m
wouldn't mind'letti.n?, Me go into thaV1
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the ,appointed ,as;lix � ,
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delegate, and'disebarged the n ��:,�- . . , . . . . . -
- posAiP Verj � I : I .
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could not eat so great' ..
I . Aegv to til it was time
, .. . Swiftly the-'1oiirs ,
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woman Y, earn manner. w I _
hiCh"Col-D
mabd'ed Guy's respect, or he would., have
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' Reis. her voice.. failed her, her, bosom
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'with Gr6ek. andLatin andlogic.:Guy is such.
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sa.
,big rooni where the'sidi xin re an
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t 11,100kin'.glass., ill ta;ke.Off,.my,IshCeR,'-if�_,_
I Ably. .1 ftoir-the .!! I L I . .. �, "
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A i wa'r he:'retired to private' '� * � . � . .
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life Senater fro'ba. the Depait ,� �� , I I , , :) �
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L wbewagain,'the.
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. hair was deplored-: 'As before '
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r given � vent. to the laug
. - lhi6f-which was
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h6a&edi and the .choking so�� came Ahi6k
, .and but still Blic'shed no�-tear,'�Dd -ib:
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� I a stupid; 1111 ,q�iestio;rg liar m' .
. yself.wbou I
'get,back, and, it she'll ..possibly pasBi give
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until elected . - :
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Went of tbe-Seffic. Under � tbo'� WAddidg�� . �:�i �, 1 "
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t . aline, brusbe&
". �.aooking-glass . Mad and
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choking him �nd thiP�;n off'his dis
, . I I guise.
'But- he'could not 'bear noV to, ufidec6ive,
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her " -
s there was � a look which
. b,ig t dry ey6 ' - I L I
'the certific
; h e'r' ate. Poorvbild I how white
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right-aloigig g, 'Mrs. Noah reprFe.47,
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ton aLgrand- . .1 r 'i ,:r,
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iDitia fed i I � L, ��
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I .armnged bar sbirgiDg,' beautiful I locks.
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''. 'Would
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,hot; And resoIute)y'fnrnirJg�bisLback up on
mad6, 'both thes6,young'-Wen,,,tUru, .
,involuntarfly. ' 6noe-,16uy atv&y
she was, and-wh. a q ear look tb era was
'In. those- great a f wh U r 1�
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' of r' ' IS;. for except her 'cup of
the best. moog� I I .
department of Works, And . . �
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scheme ofcanaiimpi6vemenis. Ho'beoulm . �
. Dr. , , Holbi6 olk think of
. berAge? Supp6se be should kskl-it. �But
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the d6ctoro' he. sat �down the Pile of
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books 846d, commenceed the ox�aminanoa in
triM ,to'�'excuse
Ill ,she no. doubt�v�ds tiight'-�
�r failure, saying I
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a Shall
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k'' -t,',, . . 1. L . I.
'net tn a i i
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with raspberry. jam and cream,
green t6.a ,,. . .. ' -
.She I enjoyed nothing there. than Showing
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Premier. in I ; December,'1879,1 i6nd,gave place '� . I . I '. ,
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to inies'Periy.' M. : �1`xl,`.�
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- no, he wouldn't.' Only'cen suB- takers did,
f ouglo,
. I that, I f Mt. Green thotighi-ber old an
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,oarne6t . is, I , I I 1. .
-1 Asking first ier age, I .
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ened. ,She would probably do bettor again,
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and . might as well accept.the certificate;
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ever inbis'life,beforelad Dr. Holbrook
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been as 'Much interested in anywoma .
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asom ,h
aster's - ban ' house, in, whic
her ng "a I 'b
li�ed so, long that- in -a way a a
in�the sprin g.of'-1880 I ' � '. ;,', "
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do Froycinet is a� -�igorous Protestant,'but ' . . I 11 I , 1, , I
'converted '."'.
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I a matter with whiclitbe
sutely it Was not
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Xadelini3 than - fourtee andolialf,"'so
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but Madeline St'llL ft .nb,.*�B decidedly
aid I .
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that
a not aick AS he' was in Madeline and
wa . - I
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determining to big call �Mrs' ,
ebe'liad r
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con'Siderectit her own. , , I 'r
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the ,,, I �' L .. : 1;
his Southern: vivacity has I � r ,-1.
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atisterityof Iiiscieed. He is a; Scientist, - , .. :,
. bl� himself; a me.,
,doctor need' iroul -ad, so
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r ease on that point, Madeline-olcin-
what at ,
r ", Goin
r g on fifteen," Washer reply, to which
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further r6morgstranco was useless.
g,: She would. not take -what -she biLar no
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.make on
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BriggsA6 brief as possible, he. al,gllt6d,�Lai
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I wide hall �
- C obduct I in . g hiru','through ther
. him into the' drawing -',room:
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I - , the Pedantic, HN '. . . . .
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With no approach 'to � . . � � �,::::
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ist ck, and, \standing on a
,ned her longe fie
d d"'o, That S very young, M,
, Guy res Pon a iL Iss
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Ciyde-" , ,
te,"r . pleased
ri�ht she said, 11 but if they
'r
her gate, and knOcked impa,tietitly at
. , hot
,
, time he, stob -I
Where -for n ' ` ' d ierfectly be'-
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wife is a- Charming ,,hoStqss,_ though she � ..., " - I � .
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hates
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.1 . chair� tried to discover how much 'of bar
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visible.
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I 6110 Would bfficcydoor�
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W t there, in the back .
�UrgtiL I ber,grandfather came back; �it,wotild
..He found hot pretty,si6k, while both
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,liar Children needed. a prescription,, - and
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wild�red. Itmas his -flist introduction to
.broeatelle- and, it
display. . � �.. . � . I
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Mitt loss of life U 0 it . � : �:�"`i .
. patgtailetv�as . , ' .
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r the committee, Man. - Ho'kneW how ybuDg
r I was� He did hot care,". Madeline Said.
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not be r . long, and-shp�;Afiqiild not,tko
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he was deta,med so- .long that -,:his heart
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misgav6 him his homeward "rouie, lost
, ros"ewood velvet and
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mod to' him 11� if li�. had suddenly been
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year�was Simply appalling. From.'reliable' - . I � . .. .;
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learn that the . . ��,��f,Tl
ton's vdirrois. , Sarah Jones says. they
come'to the floor,," she said'to herself with
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eagerly, her great brown eyeE
' I grOiviiig large
them." � � I
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. Guy broughther t a CASY-C &It frbMr th'e,'
, on r
1 Maddy,shouid be gone,�and with,he
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transported to fairy -land �_ .." -1 �.
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enormous num-' I . . L
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)Okj�lado ihr6ugh� . 11
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bar of 2,039'shipwrbckS to , , -
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a half7sigh"of reggr at that, bet lot had 'not
with the 1. P Bud.,
Ok of fe wbich i ca I
I SIX me s
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fr Ont ,
room ,and placed it for her by the
, .th6*rorggfi mi tha�e
chance to rg�medy_ a 'gh r .
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outtherworld in 188il, or, on an avg6rag L ' .11 ; " �,
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'", I uch pla
been cast in som b 6 ce as AikeDgide,
i instead of thete hill
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them. - - , - . I
do 'it �
�11`y .ftot'iced, ,the ey.es� th* and �tholigbb
'and
window. With a faint smile she ibank6d
k L, , , ,
hiin and' said: .11 You are -very ind," but
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done bar. L, ' - � - .1 , I
Madoly was gone""and the wh " ,
_ '. eel ruts,of
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cording to an"atticle.by, *Bruniatil
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The �value of the I prope y , Pet . :'.. I 1 L
.six a day. r �A . . ' r �:,, 1�.�
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bons nd four,liducir I I r I r 111'.�l,
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is es-timated atone t a, ( . . ,1,� 1 I ,�
,beneath'..'tIggs ,in
I that wee bit, -of a. cottage, whbse roof
t) 3em very bright handsome for brown,
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the Smile hurt Guy cruelly, it was go 94
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the solt'i'aige-boxed ;Via�4on: were frg�sb,, before-
rd
in, the Anhiviodi Statistica, ' the � J ' Swish,
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lation of .the world numb , giks a
U bout
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increase 0 1 � , , - � k';'. I
million dollars., MiB was an i � I __,�". .� ,
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' touched the
I . g1knted back Until'rit a'-IM06t
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but-nota,sbafidsome' as if they b dbeen
'blhe for Lucy Atherstone's were blile;
'so full'df -4inintentional'reproach, While the
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th Cot when,- he CAMP back. 'Grandpa
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Mark4ain bad. Madeline,
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FC1060 persons': Oi. , in over 5,500,000
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thr fifty.Dine vessels Ov.ek . - , I . L I
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hundred And Y , n � � ; i� " .1 �
ell *Million . . �,
--of" five 'hundred
9 round. "After all, I 1guess:-Pm`h�ppi at
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thought her be 'Was
eyeS,ghg�
,, lifted to his looked, go grieved and
-returned, -and."
' 'step,
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are in Europe. , Of'theBo IMter, Russia.
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1880 and about - .
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be�6,li she th6ugbt Ev6ryboay likes ,U,,
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�-�- - -- hills if I were, Mr. Guy's sister.and lived.
an(! as he of glad glib
t obliged t6. sit there in that doctor's
wall I'D I
,�jg' fy�t"t'he i
self 'r, nsensibly murmured tq-him.
Poor child I " as left hei r� and
, who-r666gnized old Sorrel's had gath-
efed her Shawl 'Around her, and, gone,o&dly
contains About 2,700,000; Austri&6HUngaryj
,qerty. tfi6 168S.Of life alff* - - : . I � ,
dollars iu, prol I I ��
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was * very--&6af,- ,the � figures being *four ' 11 r �
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- . W - proud and wicked,
I i Aikenside, I mightlie I �
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office, ned by him or any- .
of
" Of 0 he
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'With -thl.. �qbtor reg,aired to r the' .house
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outforneethi.m. One look at, her face war,
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fiffi,cient-, , 11 I .
Ot ermany; 650,0000 - and - Ron-
1,500,00 - Gi . I �
four ,Otat'em.
.mania o Thus these I
, ed 'and thirty-f6ur, . � I I . I
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thousand one hundr I 1, . � _!A
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1: �wrgd _ I - �. . r
t � but�
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Out a,
other man. a o course,' said,
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i,i if your employers are Satisfied, it isr'noth_
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vAere �� wag. 1 patiently', wa,iting for.
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them, 1where, in the lialit badinage
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" You failed14,;MaddyV` -the r Old ruan
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,400;000.,
:50r000 gawa;' Whil&
contain .about 5,2 1 r .1 England'
Turkey� %containg'only 100,000,
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Persons, which include officers, seamen and � : - , I I T
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Passe'19 rg. ,Great Britain was', of course'' � . I
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Somehow the story of 'DiveS a � azarus,
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'grandfather,
iDg to me, only I had associated teaching .
older than
fo Poor little
which llio'w'ed, they forgot' I I
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g about ,,her feet �ha *arm
� .said,', fiki .
buffalarote, blow1m
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rod Rolland 70,000,eacb, and France ut
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sn'One thotl-'r J
, the'-� severest sufferer,' more th, I I r ", .. I
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. road. by her ,that
�, recurred to her mind, o, morningi
rod feelibig,
with women' .much yourself.
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gid, kisis.Clyde? .� I
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Maddy. � .
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waiiTfte first ko�en disappointment �sh6,1
foilhie niuht-windwap
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ing-,0001- $' .
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. 50,000. ItAs singular, that, ,.the Ji .
)wish
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gabol of her vessels having been 406troy . I �
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nearly two hundred of, wMah, we, I '..
.. �how
. I muchtr6tbe'r she would rest. in Abr&bam's
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' The ,Abkuotrges� with '*bich he put the
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�had,'_ever known,-'abd it crushed bar &S.
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".a more
'� ol!EbyVer. '
the
set whore .it r ad
.Population is larg t eat ..,
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'experienced tka
� bosom. than slikke,the fate of him -who once
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question sbartled Madeline to such a degree
that she could not positively tell, . whether
completely as inany an, older person bad
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been crusbed,by beavler�calamifies.�,_r _ , �
, out of -village
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than a omile-bia theikivay liomebeforp Madew
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r Mr. Pardoe -Wilson, a Word6dterShire
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-ru6st tempestuous ever' . r I
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Particularly in European wafaii. '.1' . . I
Ocean, 'd '
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� .Pinned on her little, neat plaid, shawl, and
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sho'had ever. heard that word before, Much
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. , 11 Disgraced foray r and ever,"; she kept
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�� line found voice to say go. ,much j and � th by
, figligh " gentleman Of Men,
E . us," hasbeen
it' ' bf, _
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Ubt that th 1 _7
Therb'can�bgs no do 1. a 9, OP APIA � , I . ; i
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I tying the blue ribbons of her co6rse straw
hat under her Chin, glanced -on6e mo' to at
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less could,Ahe recall its Meaning, �aud so
13her answered frankly, r "I don't know."! '
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eating to bersem, as. she tried td-,sbake
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ropifie horrid, nightmare stealing over � hot.
Yr
wore nearer homgs�b haifainile . befoi I a the
old Man answered back - Ir . .
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committed tqjai'f ,f I the death of
his mother , d 80, who had.had a stroke
; Age I I
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an international system of 'me egiorologioAl , � I I . . '. I . I �
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observation and reportswould-largaly I ton& , r , , , , �, . �111�1"
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th-6 ralo'for the form idable-cube. root, and
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, A girl who, did: not know v hat logic Was'
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I'll How can. I hold -Up L my head., again at
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of paralysis. ' He , Admitted strildog her
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while A rd tik; after* linving ' arrpljed, with
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�to the Saving . of lifennol pro&rty at sea. r 1. . . 1. I 1. L �� r '. I �r
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. thou hurried' dow
- � n to wher'e..ber, grand.
-�e- MUCh, in Guy's estimation,
did M
,not . '
home, whore nobody ,will' understand just
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hot.
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Some Indian's who died, of small-poft'noU - - .� -, 1. . .': �,
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'r h6thek and old Sorrel .Were waiting for her.
i r 11 I Shall be So happy when I dome back,'
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but it,wo do to *Btop�, here, and
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'66 he a skedher next how many cases there:
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how itwas, except grandpE� and grand al?
The poople wilf. say, I do hot know any-
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L GItANI )PA MARREAff'. L
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Ite, of,rQttmwo,, had been invite
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White Bluffs, Washington territory, Were L , � L . . � 1, I
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left 3 all 1 oral" '�' I
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booaustj it will then be over, just like bay.
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were * i Latin I
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thin , and X do I 1 do'l Ob, grandpa, -1
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ir ken-
, k ePer at_,rA
Mrs. Noab, the 'house a
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- the
A& deliver 4 , ec�ure on commeroeAn
MOntTG&I* Theatre Royal, lait 19�jn'ing
unburied, �L I
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wbi� h fed on the bodies .were found -do 7 "'
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,� She 8
I a t6otb out, you -know," aid to her
I grandmother, who bent*down for the good.
. Maddy felt the hot blood tingling to her
very finger tips, for I the examination 'had
Can't earn that L thlrty-Bix dollars now. I
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� U ost wish I was '-ddad, -and I am' �I am
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sid vogebable oystorge for the
- 0, was a iding , .
nice littI6 dish , intendedr for her Own : sup. L
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be play. Something in
tween,the antis of a r
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it, thevicihity soon after. . . . . �
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1. - ye kisso, withofit . 4' h. Maday. never,
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taken a, . course widely:diff6ioni 1froM 'bar
dying. Somcbody-corue�qu ick I "
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. pet Whidn' the bona of Sorrel. came' irouud ,
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th ii'of the lootire disgusted. tho�' godis
' 0 ton '
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ih the and, � they refused to allow
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Several, rooent explosions of stov6s in \1 : I .;1
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Maine Show thaftbb old fashioned praoti .
- left' bar. of Now,, �gan.dp ,bi;lrive on; I
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", is to be there . ru
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! , - If. -to Sorrelry" the impatient Maddy want
I'll fie
ideas of wliilt'it vibuld' probably, bo. r Slid,
r ne�orlobk � ad insidea,- a ' m arl�
bad 't ti grain
. ar-truiliful"'ry'l do "I '-�iow.,.Eiir,."-I'Gu�..A6mingtoki'-
vil., _i,
anaakaiA1 D
�' 1� There.was a low cry for hel P, 'Utbc.dca
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by a Iall,rand while in Mrs Conner'sParlor.
- argdDr'.z -,,;-Holbrodk-were-
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�[ to building, foll6wedby, the
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thopqrverbf,ti: .- , udpr,
equarge-baied *aggon, contv;iniDg,Gra I .
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��Natkhmta,i-�vho.�,bowildered-by-4he-��[�iity
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gallery,
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Mr. ulte to proceed'.. They insisted on the
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.-play:boing-fin .tLna.Li�-�.W.Ao"-r,.T�o.�.:��.iibt.
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f loading firiwood wi -" I ...... I �� -
0 th gunpowder for the'. -
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_.,,annoyande-.of thieves. is -atUll.-followed-1a I I- - r . "
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� -door, 'chatting
riding from the. 6ofta& �
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Gu 1s1ear,.butthi;'ti thiio�w,
-fell on a . L" its a
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, Chatting 6iily w h' Agnes,' Madelipe a's
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an i usn6s of the :grounds, ,and.
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Li,Y,hfe .. .
L _ the audiance...
t�o r or
Ject W59 : 1.
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