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their way together across the terraria and.
devra, on -to-the beach. . .
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It was the hour and the pl4,oe'f6r the
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morningbathim--but bathers there were
alone . . , � 1, � ,- _ . I .. I . �
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It is far in October when the Glencairns
return to -London. They tak'a up their
residence again at the quiet h , oind of the.
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Misoes Potter, where there Are So m*e little
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talking to Duke Mayburne in her Usual
, squAding, f riendly way, for s, groat part of
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66' evening . ,- but took the greiiitest 'care
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never, When' he was by her Side, to drift
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with him a at , ep , in the direoti , on of t � he
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,, that Luli,,whb is habitually the gentlest
and, moB It charitable of orbatureB, has .no
mercy whatever for. these meri,�,Whose
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crimes Jar, upon the ,whole tone ,cif her
nature, and Whose tf I imptati nig she never
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raistiletse,,and reated in the'rainalt confident,
could comprehend". I believe that ishe, who
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ild-beastg upom the. Stories, w . ith a roar as
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an the brigh . hriati I
certainty that he would "not endeavor to
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doesn't even like to kill awawp,'w6uId sigh
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fe-'s M s t e r
if furious that no prey. should Inglofferbid to
them. Now
eyes is shaded by a pair of gold rim' med
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entrap her thither, or catch ber:unawares,
'as others had done. It is -equally
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the warrant for their destruction body and
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and, then they seem to pause
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soul withoutany liegit%tion.11 I .
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A cablegram dated last (
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foF,a moment lipfore breaking, and you
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ieriatio of her unconscious- influence over
11 Lwould-have, any mmo unt of mercy on
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night says: The debate on - t
This very ,simplicity of.'hers Slightly
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catch a gl impse of 'a cave of deep emerald
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' foam
sel act lit tie circle, are deceased, a ad their
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is filled by com
Duke, that, lie made no attempt to kies'Lull"
- although when she , was the ia'
their so,08I" said Lull, '"but to I o . mercy on
the life in them
go into committee oil the Grim
isled Duk� Mayburne, whowalt more pri-
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roof4with- wbite-fratted for -just the
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place 6 gentleman of
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out of way
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which they Windt respect
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a continued to
tAts, -day by
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&red for a woman's saying What she did
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space of a flash, before the' omerald vault
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tively juvenile years ; he is only six .�. an
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because he b itil-
, , . the adjoining room, be- availed himSelf
freely. of',the license the, in
in othera�" �, I .1 -1
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-a carefully, prepared Bpeeoh
of mean than what she did- Lull seemed
curves and crasbes in, and a,. storm'of
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gives very rouble, , I .
of season regard
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smiled," aff�otiaaately as
�161ent in cha tractor' The,
o him flow., except that she was taller'aud
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snowy surf burets on the beach
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I ally dines out,'is' not asthmatic 'nor rhou-
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Is' not 'in the Wolf
to ,other, young ladies,, ,.This -abstinen, as
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from thelAual Christmas
rided Lull, butiny no. esin'
regar , . in , sassentingly'
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. Tipperary put on his Most
rettier'and better'oultivated, exactly the
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Tbehorizon is piled up withthunder-
'clouds;
niatic nor gouty, and,
privi ege-Which,
to her proposition. , ,- �
Pact, and delivered. in icy c
&me simple, affectionate, confiding ,child
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-oUs-ld'ohirig thick miat's of clouds
demanding midnight ratiat%rd plaste - ra said-
. at a party where general .informality and
TO much weight is attached in general
'�hisoountry
saeoutimeryts which R I terAlly froz
at she had been eight years before. They
are coming down up oil the oliffs;, there is
beef -tea, �'iA has beef! the wont of is pre-
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freedo ' in and 11jinflityl," preveiiileA, 'Duke
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to thei mere'act of deptrue-
litioAn attitude of silent attent
ad been early playfellows. and now woke
not a bit of blue 'peeping out in the Sky or
decessors. � Mrs., Boyd' lived. and,tlirkos'
might so naturally arideas�lly have claimed
tion,infliumart life," he observed;.- iiWeall
-rev'iewed1he historical asp I ect
ery good friends, 'With � just , ths,t-tinge of
'sea. The white horses are galloping shore-
,still, Still Bighs over sinners from the height
from Luli�.-djd, not promise well for the'
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mui3t die.: The soldier kills his enemy in
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land question, .he we t a
'n o , to
omance coloring their friendship which
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ward on o' after another, tossing their, foam-
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endurance of the fraternal cliaracier of
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battle. � We hitya ther enemies so me
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though he 'had discourage
enerAlly'forms an�,element in friendship
ling manes; the spray is -flying ou the Bbore,
. 'child for whom she used to dre8s, 6116
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I than our'foas on the. battle -field. � There
be'! WoUld, donounce;
etween the opposite sexes, in their youth;.
and beats into the faces of Duke and Lull
. wdn,doi,B,,,tbp�A,,.,!,,,,.,those foreign countrias
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When a man, not generally overBorupum
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'are irijiniies more.. Cruel than death which
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Pailig,ment'aeiiounced.evii3ti'olI
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Ull was so Utterly free from self-analysis
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as they stand together by the sea. I
I don't spoil the child,i� and atill'- points to:
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way be inflicted with impunityi - The -there.
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boldly d6f6aded the practice of
ud self-consciousness thatitherd was in her
'!It is not the least* good, trying to put�
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allowable familiarity with a woman, it' is
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act 6f taking � life does, not of itself b6nati-
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Finally, he announced. him
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one and manner none of the coy coquetry;
the umbrella up," says Lulij laughing -at
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when Glencaira and his proud fond daugb:-
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Aime for him to look to the smfety�of his
tutacrime. We ma,-y.d6 itunder.certain
Nationalist or separatist. Mr
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or fitful reserve, nor. caprice, nor shyrieBel,
Duke's. endeavor10 ,ioipeu, that'implemant,
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'ter are safely out of hearing. . � .1 I
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ci�cumistaucea with a stainleim 'conecience.
replied with much 6motion, do
hich Duke Mayburne would have well
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and at the games'which the wind, like a
The maiden sisters are glad, � to have the
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11 Gbodnessme,Mr. Glencairn I" exclaimed
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riderstood. As it was, he did .not rbalh�
tricksy sprifiit, plays'With it meanwhile.
Gl6ncairna back-, the presence-oftbe Glen-
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for friendship -on his side'it inigbt everlyet,
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Ka,te, opening her bright blue ey as wide...
.breaking effect on, All persona
ow rapidly the old childish friondship.on
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or side was d I departing and warming, and,
"It does notrairl, afid'I like the sprmy.ii ,
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Maras means good humor and gla led
of the servants, Who see the gleam of bright
be called -had.,' however,- no opportunity
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-for afiv- further dbiel6pmonts that winter,
11 And you talk.''as Coolly as if you quite
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-knew all about it' too I-a�s it you, bad
'experienced.
promote conciliation. between
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and 'Irish I nations. Even :
sing into love. � . .
� ,our last morhing I 'I- observes ,:i)uhe looking
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half-sovoreigus in prospect-meana daifitiei:
for'Dake wiiint away to -Round before the
I how it feels to t�kelhuman
Pm - - 'Mr.
rnellit6'memberg - Dill
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down at. her bright - face. ,,The, very.
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dishes than tire, usus' on the table, freely
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NbwYearwasman days.old. . ,
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life, With orwith6uta atitialeEs conscience "
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was regarded asuit,wise 'and il
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0 aborigines are their war , dance
elemetints are testifying their distress in
ordered, and. liberally compenaated-for�'
` The Glenc4irnk remained in. England.,
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. may be.regarded as- a - justifiba
,dancing,
-night," he Buggested,aitie�!,th,b.l�stgolden'.
earn of gun -set had, faded and the moon
uninisiak4ble-lai3guage; and.you are, as.
bright as yeiterday"A sun Was I", � '- ' .
,luelitti generous glasses, Of old port and"diy
, Sherry lavishly outpo�i.red-mea,P6 bol4es for
.The father. taking a -'fancy, into his head
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that'the London winter did.not agree with
'miss
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-repressive measures of the C-
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with the effect of proventing.in
ad risen, and was silvering'the� tiled roofs
the little village., ,. � � . �
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and,we hlavf� had all the brightness, and it
theatres, carriage drives, and coucert4ick-
'Ots-11108,118 also, far, 'over 'arta.'above ail:
Lull, took. her and Priscilla down, to
.,the, Islis (if Wight, instsIled them, there in
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All Morin, of Citrious Buam. nod Flowers
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6f the'Crime'Prevention Bill.
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conduct causiag much, comment
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seems -that- we'are taking:,the sunshine and
. iofliience'.of a� ybunigi
ithese, the: bright I
fresh, frankmhearted girl they love. Glen-
.6oinfortible apartmentii, and spent aB ran
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of histime, with them as 11e:was
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use, as his sp
ote; ai:idaW&y to the Pla,cedelsMairie
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coordingly the whole pa�rty directed, their
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summerawiy with us," shereplies-and
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adds after.� moment, with t'rulyfenninine
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cairudoashot object to abiding'under the.
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'Obliged to, be &'good'deal in London because
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auothe;! freak of extraordinary eccentricity.
fail to' heoip t9a coercibuista in
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-the Stringent charaint6ir of the p
eps, that being -the spot where the,aatives
consistency, "but you needn't remind me
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�, roof - of the Misses, Potter; he is not. only
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free there, but master thiJre�,
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at this time he Occupied' a post of some.,
r I esponsibility 'in a earn I pany whjchi�w as
Silver is now fashioned to,�Fepteseni gpiders.
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pressivelegislation. Two
are wont-to,hold� their revels, and where
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a visitors occasionally resorted to look on
of its being the last day." � .
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I Bud customs of the house � hold, II according
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.theil paying - high dividends, and which,
and members of the bug1limily not only in
form, but in cold r 7'
and ,very beautiful they
vanced in exiplaaatiOU:-7�one
Dilloa to outbid,
iriously, as if o I the gambols of "war-
nted harmless" members of -the Coman-,
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the, r�flictjou succeRsfully,! responded
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to hig� humor, ebb and flow I" � and Lull
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would ixot:be happy to .be. in London',and
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pcimt,,essed boundless. hopes, IjimitiaBa pros.
and possibilities,. and a limi d oapi
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are, if bugs possess, tbat'.,c,haradteristio.
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Thei Ahat -devotees 'to fashion are
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for'tbe leadership of. the disaff
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and liecristly ,dtisiies the � �def
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TLe natives were evidently holding high
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The Cravens:.are in't6wa, just returned
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wearing live blue bottles, 6ockroalches ,.and
June'bfigs on,�hata and bonnets', where they'
remedial mek�uiea "Whioli mig
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better auderst a a b weert
stivity this night. Men a;d women, old
a young, were . da,ucing round hand -in.'
1hrill of interest runs. through the few.
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habititis of the bmthin � g quarter of the beach
from an - autumn to Brussels., Duke
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allehad been'left some days alone with her
aunt ; ,she had nothing, to do but road and
'embroider,
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. arechadned'and a'116vied the freedom 3f its
surface, is 'considered ,an �ooe
and Irish peopl&; the other, -no
. . �be ,'member. iog Tippe . r
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and in a great circle to the. music of thlp , ir
wn voices., All were singing, -some out of
whom not even.ille,witill and ebov?ers have
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Ikept,from tbeiri daily resort, as this'inter-
away,frora London east winds4o blue Italian.
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ekies; Naturally, as the autumn days wear
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sketch and mud talk" of her'
father, And think, - of Duke Mayburne, and
!unreliable
and,without .'any, foun,
, � . dation.� Still,it ig�
that i New, York, least
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he is a political idiot, Who does
li�hd the'icirce-oz,dobsequence 6
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ne, Some (but not So many). in tune. One
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eating object aii All eyes are turned
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feel�-'.what she would have thought it wick.,
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maintained, . [I ori av
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in Spain, wb ch is too far, away to, allow us
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I �obes.-! Not' alone � scion " g I
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Upon tile hero, Ao , has issued in full:
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Glertinairn's;.and as between- .the' Cravens'
w ad the Glencairus there is constan' t oom-�
_edly.,ungrateful to -Put. into - wiordweven to�
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� her f�:-that there were' diverSiL o ' us -in lif ' a
Bel
.to investigate, th ' is freak of to be
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'Rule party doeg Is 0. titUde -
ntly the leader of the: and this
ling spirit of -the dance. .The circle Of
cbstuihe'de . bain �,� f rom ,higcabin, ,and.ia
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marching grandly � down the beach. He is
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Intim6n,: the y;An _-artist' drifts into ... itlea.
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more.-. pleasiint-thati--walking-I'L.by--the sad
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. seen. if any -one ,wishes'an orildruent*of
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- -tW47kidd:10foro is no Jack of &Ccotatubdation-
�dissa,tj.efactloin, ,�'but .'Leveli .
-advauced. Na6oh%Iists,'w_hd_O.0.
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nears whirled around'in ,Perfect rinyihild
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stout�;,he is,.tall;ihe. is'-balid;18 is I
: saint social intimacy With both families., L
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If a skilled man,with a lasso-will-dall upon
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ith ill - I . ingLing Softly and
air song, now..s I L
iin I posing presence, and appears not at. all
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darlings both,'. friends,
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the, "ic'i �, ,
of, the frothy
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reling slowly, slackening as their.voices
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. unconscious 6f,:his proul, position asithe.,
SpOilea' ,are- not
hearted auniF; ii�ria herbeloyed father came
long.ldggers already ebonized I and Polished.
d .1i"isred . Mr., � DII16n.
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nk until they were, moving at 1. guid
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is braver, of the elements at that hour.
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Of- . nd closest, but �PleasAnt
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companions, who on 'well' together,
,down ag 6ftenashe could;,arid she bad'her
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it may not be easy to find a jeweller to
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intin ... � in Violent -Land
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alk, theaL treading the -measure
.L watches' him with
Lull, amongst others I I I
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artist friend &er the Rea to dream of; and
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. , mount him unless he has ridden alk6ncho
a to ayls perform
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the son.o rose higher, till the Uproar of the,
orus filied all the. Place" and the rush of
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He beckons one of the hardy old sesdogs,.
and are perhaps more quietly and Und06
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monatratiVe each other than
loyal, ,to
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ex alt -in her 11 maiden' 'meditation" into, an
ideal hero. she was happy�oudugh ina
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or a . Mustang . ta a
hin wild from the -pla,ins.
Silver` 'ornament'$ have
,11ouse became immediately app
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irbporbaut section of the iiadio
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a dance grow,fast and furious. Some of
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. who hasteu to respond to his surnalo"S'
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'Soind gushing - bosom COULfidmat6S. Kate
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q4i etway. Once Kate Craven_amei down to�
I taken other
for- a. true to- nat ' !
rin are. - Flowers
isterial. members had -in propar
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edaucer", exhausted, loo�ed hands
Taking.the,brawiry hand of he 1p, extends d
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CraVen bag grown a blooming live' y
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pend a.week,with Lull; and I
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and - leaves are' formed in! :natural'
. t - on to: the , Government inL L f
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�td, 'L" , __lj,_,_ ---d, _-j'tJ_ _tdWmrdL
him-, It a hero stri es va tall y
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to have Kate!&
� . briglit, lively opulpan.ionabip.
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colors. Their comparative. Juexpen-
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modificatibm-of a 'Prev
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. tautly a s they fell back froant it;
ain ins
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.the-stormy,oceari.,' Leisurely hemarches
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intensity, warra..Inearted and'with tit
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The,rainy evening PkaViOUS to this arri.
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siveness aud.b uby makes 'them fa�bklte$
1. eech �-
'b"'t sftiskMr. Dillon,'s sp,
call recruits kept jLoinirlgL;' the cireld
forward until the surf reaches nearly up to
all atom 1. rm or,malice in the'whol a of
tha I �
in '
I -had Be I
va anted ,,,Very , dull. and dreary to-
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'with'. many buyers.L B t this' "
Li kind'- of
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main or for Cornwall,
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creased. increased - as�_4t, wbirie
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ound, till, at the fastest rush of the dancii,,
lilg'knebs .and then stands kill.%. Will ji�
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- lemp "forward .and' dive under. the u6me"witli'L.
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bar honest; candid nature. She proclailld",,
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' unblushing frankness, that -.really,
LuliI as.she and . hei L a I
- . I I not Hatoue On each
Bids of the ,fire, and one knitted .Ulld'the
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buying ia hindered . y the weather. . They
appear.mostfitting on now �Uits,; and as'
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and Bomb �inf his frien a would
their names frorn tj�'e poti�tioflj,
d the highest* tumult. otthe §ong,,it broke
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d spread all over the Place (causing the
wave? - The retreatiu,� surf leaves -him
L . '7Compo�edlv.aii ouiy
Btanding bighand dry. �
. Duke M-my.burne ought to be ticketed, I Dall-
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I g6rou9*1"be is Etc .awfully handsome that
'other embroidered, and the Sea aloandd. in
t a' S a I I
, In di ts. ce, an'& f.he'.rain ,pattered on, the
such 8 ` jn� � I& a ,ill's
uitsare,to be brig � 00 ,re IS
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ornaments 'will add aud:. be added to;
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the Government to pass the I an , a
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-integrity., Mr.Parifell.movedt
arestof the, spectators 10 �eatahasfy
,selecting a,'bed of.blu.mberbe lij8down
,all the girls willgo falliti- filJove With
window-ps.nop.. The next . evening was rainy
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" Sil,�er�hi'aaded canes are- it. �styl 1.
' is yet, � but
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Inbut" . I of bhe:dj4bite. � It is -e�
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tremt), and-meu -and -Women, still singiug,'
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.lit hands agaia, and fell Spontaneously
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upon the. hard stories .The ueXt moment a
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wiLve breaks, mud the 'surf �ruahes Up an d'
'him!" Duke flirts with Kn�d-a lit, tie in'au
.
openf� �filmyful and meaningless w- -_�he7
:1 � my� .
and windy too; but Rate Craven's ringing
1%ugbi her bright -blue -�eyes andblo6ming
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the newest desig,in-in ' he � copper.,
caner 'ia t
y, .,
�head�&yid-those-headecl-w-ith-an.cie,,j3,t ivo '
ry,
'to -morrow he , Will. make scale.
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of. his Policy c&lcullied,t6 an
to �imaller rings, which;i like bubble circles
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cover.a.him, 'mind disrespaitfully rolls him
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,does ot4irt . with Lull, but treats her' in
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cheeks, her clear, high, merry voice,:would
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or ivory -sttiijaed.io appear as old as'-"ttiat-,-,6ft6&t-6f-mp:-D'i)r(j,
I" R"viblaut,ora
or, spread andsproaa, till all, were
the wat I
ngled into. the one greati'whole, mud, then .
over and over like a'cork. T]l
. 1 a hero evi.
dently does-Inot like' ib ', he.,'splutters aud
the .tone of ati, old and adaniring'and pril.
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. vileged. friend and adopted brother. , 1.
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have diffused a sunshine through the, ro
. qm;
even had any' more surishine'than, Glen-
carried by Glauctia (if lie carried ofte); in
ihe�streets of � Pompeii on that &all * day.
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cant,divft6o64 athoug the Iris
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o - a a tir e th I n g ,began. again: � �, �� . I.. . .
Boraftibles to fiis-� feet , wildly c
.. ''I I hitching the
.. In spite, -howe�6r, of the �sttp osed abso-
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lute-fraiernity of their friendsbip,'it J30me-
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cadirn's jnrosellice Inbert'needed there. � I
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. dar 79. ; , One of'
fatal to him W the -y the -
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in the division'l t '' * ' '
. as evening in
If reminded Lull snalehow of the Witches"
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nc6io -19a6beth,"only,instead-of the blue
helping hand of the bathitig,main, gaid takes
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up his position &'little fnrtber from the Sea,
how does not, please Win to see Lull apps-
Hewhs reading his -paper; the-dirls were
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chattiag in - a p3anderifial,' . homely way;
� f ' of sili7ek� ti�d'othilr
jar ger-matio. acturers
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ws, - .. i egant.
re flow.
.Of,COmImo;ns.on,LMr. Gl%astorn
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�thatthe�Repressioil Lind Arrears
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So oftla, o cauldron, the Beetle, wilalit byA
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:Wfier'e Ine' Site down Solemnly in Turkish'
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-rently -absorbed (for ' really - absorbed;, in-
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any, one but, liimsolf� she � never� io),'in any
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Miss Priscilla was :knitting, �bftA'ocomiou-,
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.is., producing ptirich
bowls and teapots in coppeF!� -Prcividepce
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precedettice over other busines
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I golde a moon, pouring down a. ood,of
fashion, and appareutIv - enjoys, his bath
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ally putiing in word. . : -. . .
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pTournal. , I . . , "
I lgessrs. 0,'Dourielf.mud. Arthur
Int upon the,leaping figures that wheeled
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very� -much , every x tfeaiing, wave leaving
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Othet man's conversation.. . ' :
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those - refusing, . to.''follo'W M
d wl�irled arouAas wildly as Indiana in a
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hird:'aeated ,on file . glit � itell,ing 1b p &ch. alone"
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�, At a Cbristmas� party - at the Crav6h7s
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asseibbled -a ouri OU14
11 ,bitt'hi s become Of that Pretty littIe girl,
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-once,
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,. it i6,000 3ine 4)cenn jm,:llee. I ..
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included Messrs. Thoo. . Power,
r-daince." In the.�..shado,ws of the�sparse
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nge of trees that border the Place; the
im his glory, and every returning wave
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rushing &roll Ind � his Shoulders, ,until one
.where .there.,are .
in f people., thinee who.1ave! be,.
. , ixed Bet 6 . �
I met long ago at yo r houiel�--a little,
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giri.-yc,&, bad -picked up at Brighton?, I
The wager made by the owners of the
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� Redmond; Finnegan, Richmrd.P
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'tou, McCarthy, Biggar, O?Sulliv
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all and select audience gtood Idokiog,ion'
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rhiiiibi PlUi3ging,on, �fi'ead
evous, gkeut wave
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invited from choice, and,those who have
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�.beau invited from. duty, or, from old a"o-
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recollect I took. qiiiie'a fancy to her." �,
"Little
sbips Thomas Stevens �aad Mariposa in
. I iver OQ , P . . . a -departure of ,
revioug 'to tin
Healy, SWlivLin, Leminy, ,dallan
� 'with
this ne�v ballei div"ertissement, with. the.
all ground for a stage, the twinkling light
of its fellows, Surges'. o�ei the,
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crown of his head and fliogs him, dowm�'aind
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ci-tion-Duke feels unreasonably indignant
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girl? Brighton?" iepeated,'kate
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y. , IfIVhy,.yeal, to 'basural� little
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those -.vessels for San-.' -Francisco, -was
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Thefollowing-abstain6d, .:
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frinin � 't . 1. I . the division
vo Ing
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the-Mairie for footlights,Auil a first-rate
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.leaves him .gro,v611ing On hands and knees,
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man who catches: Lull and
with a young. .
kisses her the mistletoe.
.Zora Brown.' Ch, I haven't seen bar for
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c . ide I.. ouday of, last, week. .The
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a. a - a ager were.$1,000 that! the,
.,On
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�Ke ly,� cothliains. Syrian,' M
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veable moon overhead. ., , I . . I
bake happened to remark upon the Sug-
and rolling over and over in Inis hatir�e- to.
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roll shoreward out" �1 the wti of the next
under ,. I
11 Do you like this gort'of thing T' he says
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more -than 4 ear; She wrote to me,when-1,
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. P.riy L lost 11
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in and I stupidly . er�
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* -, reaci San Francisco, I is'
,riposm ,on ,, I . di
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Marurn. '.' �� . , , 1. � I
The Pgrinellite mernbers�L of
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tivertess of a Red Indian festivml in the
ne: the InservAtion was by, ad means
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,IT - hi I a was tbe'nobleat , R, In L of them
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to her asidej with A lobilrof eloqu6ut'di�gust.
at1he obiect.of bi I 8 indignation, , w.bo i ' t
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�was
address. .1 re%lly:must look bei up."
, . - . .. - if.I remember,"
, 11 She was very pretty,
. . rg -Qa an at into -sem again before .
In ai; a,, re ' � .
theSteven wbul. arrive,b6th yesselsl6av'itg
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State that.the Repre4siml' B ill �
before � ,Tuly'.' Nearly ,'200 a
gival-indeed'it was the Btockremurfi
-were
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all P quotbsDuke'. � ' ,; .
l&a�,
to
this momeInt,:eud6avoring to ,entice I I
Craven beneath -the�mystio Shrub. � 1,
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:observed Lull. I He'w, is ;she'? What"
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Liverpool at the sam6-hour. The Ma,iriposa
diabbaig'ed-her cargo, 'proc*eeded 'to Port
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,kava:been,prepared agaidilt it�".
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i allths, audience bound iin'tamlife-
turn; aad GlencAirn fesponded,. '. , .
Luli ik covering her facc�with berbands ,
in 601iVills L ions of laughter mud anxiety to
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. What,Bort of thing?." as"Luli, iianoll3g,
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she doing ?' .Aq:6rpban, isn't she 911. �
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.1 . as, poor -child-; somb-.old relation of
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costa, reloaded,. and, .returning, was readyi
, 'get" il''
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. Pcr�onalltick aiAd All-Uep
I flo I'v, heard people say=Who never
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screen hermirfli frorti "iis-object; who, in;
-c -ape
-UP half puzzled, and, following: fii
,� 8 eye t9.
See it is that arouses his distaste.
heiB lot, lod&ga at., -Brighton, And-therei I
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for,'sea, but failed"to . Ball. Ors'; amil as
high as Q350 was offered as a bonus,b.� the,
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'� I�eep cles�r'of-perso"ii''&'Iitii�s-in a
VaRedIndlaul" . . . , . 1. �, ,,
I I never did, except in � a show, and I fear.
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Inisstruggles to es the' devouringele-
inents, has roiled hearl� to hei feet. ' .
.what , . �
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I'L tbose:libertie4 to be taken- by "ittlis I
Ticked.her ,upi J hope' she, -is getting on:
wall'; I don't want -to .1066 sight of.little .
Maxiposs's-captaiii. Then, having Secured
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�versatioft� Talk of things; objects
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was merely painted with red ochre,"
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says wit a Big O' . haus..
. 61iv'�Bhe:L it" * I,:' j 6%
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'merriment, ,I
each like tbmt_L% VVS 3king advertise6
Sat Of
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hair-oll'- And cheap-jewellidry 17observes
Z6ra ; the last .1 heard from 'her she wa
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a crew, sllof.�cteared'and at 11o'clock,was
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�being towed to''sea, ,when, the' Stevens
The smalles t iininds:-occupy I
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with'perS6rig. Personalities.ni
mitterl Duke gobd�humoredly'. , ,
in IndianlI' said
I I nevdr saw � everva . sha ,
tiorr from pure lidw,proud he
was of hisp rowess- v&en .he we I at in!"' ' - �
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Duke, in r , oference to the. Lotl�sric'i; who''
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Studying -music profeasionally-going. to
tea,ch singing or somethiL9, I Suppose;' Sh a
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appeared, corri'm'g'through thd Golden Gate.
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'Comm
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Iked, bocausa%,tvb In "*
i times be-ta . av
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3 L I 'ht to -hmvovbkoughtlk
li. ,,I apa I you Ong , .
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" w mice :th � ,' ,added
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therr-imprintinga ukiiedly-shatchedsalute
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bad aneXtiernoy SWe , at" VO , line " L. � . �.
L The disgust.of the. Marl posa's. an der
ana,find out'3m'lin-Tchmiactekietic
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boinc ona stuffed!", , . .
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I she,11 f buy a native berq�? a live
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Duke. � , I
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-I bo 8 Jsn,t, English I'll obscrves' Luli�
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on'Kate's cheek, and,' r t a I I E, a -i'26 b
. . who ce .
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inted- pomade upon his.-inurly. -head, or
st.... ". . -
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very hard. fo*�r'
,� 11 , a yourig girl,
,It mustbe
I -to get on," .reriiark6d
all alone in the world
may .be imaginel' Half smijbrsbedii plenty'
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heo6uldleasily.,have Wdia the wager. .- � �%
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timate -objects - but it' is: to be,.
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dential.. person":' L Pod' Bllkna�ci
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you . .
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0 rtain your friends att a next �
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ndon evening jnarty.b�a specimen of -the
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'in SOL !or, they all been speaking
-no, no, I '
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in voices by no rnea;us: lowered _ . -
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rings upon his fingers, or ,studs upon,hi
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,breast. . I . . - I- !'
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Lull yon, I .1 I
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'.': "'I, Yes," �greed Kate with a half repenfi-
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lid toln� '.. � . �
'he. he wrote to. a young friend
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riginal (lance?" 1 '� �, : �.. . - .
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'Oh, i somebody iftbko�ucb �,a
. "'English 1", i�plies-Dake�sc -
;1. . - or I liffilly and
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ticaily... ,,,,An Engtishniwl about
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� Lull laughed. she ,had. been,A - litt a
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une
. omf6rtable and annoyediortile mound t,
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� ant littl, -sigb, 11 poor Zora I no money'l no
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, parents 1, scarcely any fribridi! lines,.
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: il'you. ard-forturtate. i"n pt�eessing beauty,
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my deai girl�, bo-tharthful-for th;a,gift but
, re , off -h
I ,AY6, ,tell yo'ui story f e*
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' When;,wi'a bosom crouy;��' -
inde iln,yclilloilil�'11 1. �
lad 'Society Tl � exclaimed .
Pmt�l � .. ,roll
i.n%i. inches, of �-wa . tar, like " a P L cronies, aud,�
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;be gandeman's: demonstiatio4i ;1: bu I
bUl'# It t
: .hard
isa,tm loften''wisif I'OoLuld bsve�doho
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do; nclt,over-ridt6 -&.-`.t: The girl'vir.het expocts.
Dint Btill lte'ei�.sornotbing to y
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Ii erithusiasti,nally. :II`Wha;t a delightfiA �
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cate tconvu sive-ly.at 'l, �y, renchin'thil's hand
st
-fake a great deal -aC r' -
we Id � more than - i
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,more for Zora;; ,she was such & darling girl.
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to wi -a her way by her beauty a I nd td be
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not needlessly-repert�'dW
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13 � in the everlasting
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go it would be fro ., ,.
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toSav'e.hlm'ts6If." . . ! 1 . �. 1.
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aims joke to make Lull Gleacaira, angry. .
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I cool of him certain
" it wMsAoler'ably
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I do, wish, I'd r. more, In some�,
helped lie
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'way
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adnairedancl,.-.acb,ept�d,�finply�-b an
ec, se�: She
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:There are times wineu, we�&re co
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drilles and Lancers!" I � '. � I
I And how perfectly -in had g,with
-1 shall not have any fatTrench hero to
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make: me laugh to morrow, ii -or any E inglish
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and I have only seen him twice in my It al ,
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�or other.'!. . . I . ,:
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, _ ,:,, oft' : our �' gOod deeds at ii
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Very an � OP 4
is alady bag ,the wr6ngL ideLi. She', must,
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secur .1 9 a I loia,ble-eb 'ract6r if she, WiBh�sta
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,say,- Ido d6t think Bouncer' a
hoaos� lh`iab:ll '� But when th6te-:
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ckcut.a,.v%y coats and .rj�it tirailis :p&ljrj6t�to
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laugh arnie i' tille remarhs�half.
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�Bhe replied to Duke's observatioh.�. - I
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. ii I I t4uppose women I a coo ness "
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' wishes. I can :,think of so many Wings I
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,be loved,and my advica:'to you ail iF; to lay
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to express a ,, . opinion Idt" POO
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white. gloves those- grain antics
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dolorously,. half'Playfull' .,
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you
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het,omti�-ked,iratber(iissLttisi.iedly... 1.
idn"t do;'l Said
I ought, to., - have . done - and . d. . .. .-
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. , uadation a %per a
. in Aeut --infltiertce� .
. swagger -away.. .0thers will - tak
uld be�-sucli as that gentleman is per-
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milig observed Duke With all
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� "And to -night no suilsetl and our place
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on the -beach 'will. know us�no-more; .and,
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!1 titha�kind of coolneso," shd4nswered -
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Miss Priscilla. 1 I 11 � ..
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,'!I1 Not.. -very unsay, I should'- think,"..
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ToWin and hold admiration you'mnst culti-
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'�mte .the .gifts that-'riature- bas�besfow,ed.
sure, no doubt, and Have you thbi
analyzing him'and itistructing fli
.u,owyi
iea- -burly broad-.
insied smile, ind* ting'_ii, ..
fhe�waf _1 for th .
ter'4b the Gasirio�wljj wa,tc) a
mold gravely -, "and as` for .that Ome
, � tires
obsery �d Gloncairtn', Putting down,his,paper�
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.upon you. If you have a talent for,mu!uO, ,
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. as far as'poaBible d;�611 on ta'A
uldered peasant w.ho,. shouting at -the
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light- of ottr countenance in vain !w
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young mail, I I hate him I Doesti't1d. remind :and
answering Miss Priscilla's :remark
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develop it ; . learn to Play Some iristru meat",,
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human beings.
There are famiyou
.of -his stentorian voice Something
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They rem6in-chatteking and laughing
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of the .,oiled and durled,kss�rian
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bitll'� 'in Milid, know?" : . -
with,& kindly, smile� 11 And it is better so.
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armodmo e'by musiothan
for. many are ch r . 1.
'features�
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wlie'reac6iistaLit process 6f do
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lit "Viva I% jettilesse-Ave' Paraou'k!'?
iik6two,clnildrerl, Until heavy drops Of ralt:
you
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While Uis critical and confidential aside
,than to think of the bad things'you,have
by handsome I Pursub. the game
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assignil . Jg motives, arldcuttihg iii P
slemping half his own,beightint6theair
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f ruly'�eunmrkable
cutting a Series o t:
begin' to fall and, then start ill: a great-
.
7ry to rattir'it 'to Gleninaira, in case Lull
bu
wa, .9 l4 . 00 �
- a oiddon, the fun beneath 66'!tniklet
I done, and, miggbt�havegvoidied doing. There
are plenty; of 6uch.in most,inen's lives -,' and
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course with.regard to ptiin tirig, draWing and
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desig mng�', and if you,bave power to obtain'
goes forward, they.are not Pleas
0 , ieluilthy does nob ,wi
no who is I
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shoinlillne'doemed to have encioacbedon
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was ri e:girIg
waxing fast and fu Qus;,th - were
: the W,5igt of it is that they wouldn't ��oid .
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useful knowledge in any�airection,,do.it. * I
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at a di t" '
ssee Ing table. There is a
'Yesen tly Glencairn �. suggested that,: if
he�
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the'permissi6n given her.'-, * _', . , , , "
Utteririg lit;116'shrieks; the young then wore 'theta
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if they could h I -
. At the time; and aving,
have heara young' i ' king. of their
� . men.in spem v
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in men, God. knows. But it i
Ii I, had had enough . of, it '; was
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- Thewiad and the rain beat, in their faces
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fl cking round.' .. , , ' - � - , .
0 . .. ' .
'' the
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eaten the fruit and tmisted the ash6s, they
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'young lady ae(lilalatatneag say," Oh, they
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miseian of every your] )hail and
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ply cointent -,,and ihd�! all, Zre'e walked
as they made , their�� way in 1� aglanting line
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Mr.. Craven , appeared upon Scoria of'
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action, dragging. with him. &-by no means
then cry but' upon the tempter and revile -look
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,ft!t kuolv� anything."'
well but they .dc . , �
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d9tall,itud reportLitall. 'Keept
k to the -hotel and-badevacli other good'
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ajohg,.t he bea4h.; the sprayleaps after ,them
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a applaAree." I I . I . 1. .
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is no neces Bucb� a state of
There sity f6t. .
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phere' as' p' I I I �siblc, and
ure as poE
11t in. the courtyar d.' Luli'went to bar
in playful showers ,as if to pr,ove.ilow far ,re.0
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I let at vidtim�mil olagdutiqlamili whbm� :
a L �
,',- Id -it such' a vbry-.- bad. -world, Ilapa?"
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.th[h4S,---book6Lare.:cheAP and �acces�ible. If
-t-,-- , "iffr7at
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�F ff14_-_gefttIeZl0SS � and charity,
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I . d �w as usual. For
in &lid sat by�her win o
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s too had become a.rtigulsr custom., �Ag
it' esf;. reach'. Tbd� umbrella is, hopeless - �
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thofrolicSOMe I Wind turns it'laside outlatild
Lull b4d noticedi and who" indeed, bad,
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attracted,several pbcple'g.� attention during.
asked Lull thoughtfully. I � . " � .
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, 11 Read',,d See I" he replied. 11 Here is .
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, hop,or a Oro s � ., .
you'lain6r all day in & s �
lie ,
odd intervals you can gather up ail ad %�,
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ely as e�ening after evening they metph. ,it
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. 11th
has to be dele&�Iod to theluse of a walk.
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and'
e i, eveniing by his I lJolly" laugh,'and 6, sort
Of simPlichyi arid aniv6rldliness ofirrianaer, ''
a all olit sample of *the world of� td.day,,-,
tion and contend with not4reater aifficulties
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d'ay,
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beach by' sunset, So night affer night;
,
Zi Sat watching at her wind6* fill Duke ,�
ing etick.Luli's�dloak flaps toAnd fro,
tries io itake Unto itself wings.'': She has no ,
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combined with i�ga;lla,ii't'ana6om�lin��n'tary �,
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and the world of, to'inorrinw will probably'
be the skme,". he contintied, iskiihming the,
,than di& Filmore,, Webster and others.
ofour.gkie6testhlen. Ifyo ugh life
go thro
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t Mr. J. It. mariesou writes to th
sad on his nightly., smoke' suil'ramble.
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hat,'ouly her pretty white 'kerchief pinned
is -&ad a devocion,.! er �
tenZ ficy, o--6-d_y,pu'ag,
' d ling aloud-
coludinla of the',paper an refu
I you be .p6ken
a flitting butterfly, -bow wil"
Th4es . o f the. 13th' that be ha
a never had ,%,cry long to' wait ; but had.
Ifeburely to her head; stray ends of golden
� nop, seem t
ladies, which .he did . 0 Suspect I
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I Barbarou
, s Assault'�, Tragic Death of -a
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is nice to
of by -and-b;y ? I own' it eat,
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'atti to
Mine; I .sing in. this count
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would have watched and
alim 10 . . �
ug 2's4eemed
a blown I if and fl' t.
halt ar oosb,from tinder. U
could be less welcome to tbeinakow-tha
, la in:,
thedays.olhisyouth. This old
,
Burglar.',-, Wife � kicking '.__� 'Horrible Mur- �_
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xmk and Lie merry, aind'bo courted tilud. I
months during -the fortheornitig,
the: rate �of $4,450 a night �*2
ted Still, .ad the eveningincom- 'ter
w Is
to if it was not cro n d waa finished by
like flickering Sunbeams over'horda,irk
cloak. The -fresh ,air and 1. ,
dashing�spray
gentleman
Iiiii-no8t now brought 11iid6z the mistletoe,
dak'�,.Shocking Cruelty to it Dog-'
.
ricide.' Idon'tkno
I Attempted Frst w
attered by all your friend s ;,buthow much-
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L etter"to"cultivate character, sense amd. title
-or
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fifty nights,' She will have, besi
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t mothentary glimpse of. his tall figure
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ing alonotbeshor& Duke knew ot course
have given � brilliant color to her fair oval,
.
Cheeks ; her a' 'are FAI
yes jarkling, and,m smile
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aild. anubuncing ".Ladies, how'a':� 'Your.
ichance I" left hind VZ"tii:tla. - ,, , � ,�, I .
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itissuch a bad wbild,'� he il,#d�ed:raeaita-
11 'coniii .
In i " i Ist �
tively, 11 tit it� is an n ent world i -
womanliness i . . .. � ". . . � �.' � L.
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PAI.Iman car to travel'in and-
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M - r. Maplciwu add's that he has
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I Whose window -sill. -the white figure.
. a, ,picture -1 he
leaned,
.
hoverin(� round her hpB, as, clinging to
Duke.'a arm, fier with light
, The ancient couqueror�who was In I ald, '
yellow�and wrijiklbd� and tborougbly,unat" :
H I ummil nature is inconsistent,: root still
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it into cousis..
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�T;;lio hundred tuousand -trout were
in in Kent,:E
$44"50Q at Mine. Patti's bi%nker'
York as a guarallte6. L L
ays silent as
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1, 'and
ays looked up, waved his banc
she picks way
dai nty steps ov I 6r . tine, rougliVet kones.�
tractive, and thoroughly unoon9cious of bil
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bran ch', and you cannot tialia
fancy in either good or evil." ' '!. .: �
deetroyed one night figland
1. rn'
recently, through a malicious'pers6n tu -
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a value. of an original ide
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led a5 lie Iveat by; it was pleasaint'16 ,
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Dulielinolis down and is struck by amew �
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unattrketiveriess-evii1eatly nothing doubt-
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::.H0'wdO you lh6an," 'asked Kate. '
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ing the water oub-.of the pond. , : - I
stage is illustrated: by the Lon�
, would I be 'th are looking dowa�,
w HliL
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in We
saris I . Hd no' h
a of her' bea,lity.., v6r Saw or,
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Ing6flnis recepbion,16okedarou,u.�L�inilizig,
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blind back'; some giggled.
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Simply'that no one living Was ever a 11
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. 'The Queen has conferred a baronetcy on
in the. burleSque, :"Evangelin
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uld not, bRve inissed much
he wo I :look
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ping. it oft Passing ,]no had looked up at
. �,the
Sin piotty before. . ' L
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girls:all , .
Lull feared the old, gentleman's feelings
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bad or all good. " It is about the most'
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important truth Jn Jife,a.ucl gepelially the
.
the Right Hon. J. Whittaker Ellis Lord
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Mayinrot'London. - ' " 7 - ,.
piece was a, allure when first,
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On a second trial how
. 'over,
,W ut the
empty iudow-tho frame.witho
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a glinnimeritt . g on
ure-and seen no, candl I
togeth er brav ely, don't we?"�, be remarks.,�
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TEen a'sudden idea, a fancy r ather than a
W be hurt., It seemed to b
won er that it: �
must be,humiliaiting * '
forhim. to stand,there,
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last truth that people-, women as peaftdly- I
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Over fInd, inut*.� Now look hero, this. mur-
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The London Sp;'ectato? - sees in the
. , soli-.
il
charactgr of the's, ant 'and e�,'�
fisherman was introduce(!, succeg�
'not have ''
den �hair. He .would 1, , won
ed� and,would "havid slept as sou I Id as
"e
luite thought, occurs :to -him; and'he
def
look's at her more,' into ntly,-�aud sa;ys
�&itfngla vain, the centre of al I eyes; and
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I 'Unconceale&giggle bounded millily
on AS
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derer W laying his haa up
� ,on the. now8pa. :
Per and �mlludillg- to a page' they had
tary-life of -Darwin in'travbl and. at Down
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and the seclusion of Carly1d at Cr6igen' .
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'their
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and for,five years the -play, hil,
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,,pStant and,profitable
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a k�eatnily -and vaguely, I � I I
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hearit'Ire'ss and offe4si�e. Luli� could not
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bear to see any one humiliated or slighted.
previously spoken of at- tea, tithe. "Do ,
puttoch, the germinating p��iods' of
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lives, and says tbat Englishmen too often
perf6rma
Lone Fishermait, has now'been stol
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he happy .. I , I
Dav;,of suwmcr�eol�rea �em�, .1 '
11 Who knows�i?� , .� .
He would probs, - bly'under similarcircum-
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She, LBiepped forward from bet place ",and
"
you Suppose this man was whatylou call a
thoroughly bad than throughout all hislif6l ?
forget that what iBi forthe,average man the
ln�arlesque - H Sindb6d 11 at the.
Theatre, L - I c
ondon, wbere he bio
Lta�s of Lumity mel0clics.
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stances have smi(I the same'to anl� pretty
.timiidlv aind blnBhlngly went; to the,: old
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D, you suppose he had not affections__�_tjl%�
dull and even stupifying life of Beclusion I
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old Man,6f t)ie Sea.' I -
t by; the last,mornirl� ci the Glen-
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woman ..A� hit"'. forgotten it. Iiut Lpli "
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lasn's side and smIuCed the withered chea. �
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he L had- not innocent. hopes-blaindieSS
19, the very coDdition under whioh,great
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it's 8�;ay at 'Etretat came. , ArUs ai
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of constant wind and
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at these words blushe� to such a vivid and I
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. Duke looked' at her With a now light of :
d' 'ration. ,There was sol3alathiingin,her
it in'
pleasutesg6bd im�uledB Sometimes ?., ' He
I
`excellent
,
adbius is itursed into intensity.
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Yellow fever is increasing, at Havana
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Richard King, known all,'over'
my morning, .
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ricious Showers. ' ' Olencairri, Duke And
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burniin�, criinson, and such meta rtled, sur-
conscious look 'flushaB
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, ' Isive movement So freshly girlish sad i
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had borif'o an character forkind-
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nose �nd general good'dondup bit�orto." ,
.
,Th,qre were twen ty-eight doaths.6orn the
,
the West iw�'11 The Cattle King,'!:
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Irishinall,,with.
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i made their: -way, Under united umbrel.,
.
pkised,'puddenlv� I .
over her/face be'fore Bine'eam : avert it from
.
I c -bek Slight 1igure bad flitted, past i
till
'il
� _t _ ____
� ,,The black spot did noCf ali6*; blit'i t,
1.
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ams
. inease during the, pits t, week.,-'., .1. ., ,.
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swarthy , a lidi
His Immeness is dub to the, carble
t�etli of th6-wiftd, to the Ca, *
in the . Blind,
a s rted td, the reading-
r6,61euc iru rin o
hi, gazoi, thht be re ' nmb�ra long aftek-ward� ,
- in .
tha,t beautiful startled, blugfi and its simple
s a nd lightly, �nd with stich'aphy�
0 011 y
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er-Ji a Rra6e:she had lifted her golden ,
flow 1
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was there,�' said'Lull. - t ' I
- 11 The black spot,was there; exactly Sol"
. -A party of speculators have par6based ,
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400 acres of land in the vicinity of Thunder
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which a broken leg Was. set. His
in, and Luli-looked'wistfullY toward -the
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to the Glandairits
h i 6 old gray. head, and than drooped
eadto , . - , ,
In ack an : Cast 6 timidi ,startled, fawti-lik�
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ag �,d , Gl, cairn. 11 That -is tbii' very
IT a ,
I One trait the'whole
B%y-iwith the, view of, la I
. . ying it out as a new
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She and gloats, his, herds of. a
. Pit, � .
his troops of -horaes and mules are
.
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You'll got blo47n away if you go. on. the
When he bids good-bye
I )nalld
thatda,y(forhig road lies 0,-Load4.
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glance oundthat her ,loveliness struck
point evil � marred
chaialdtor ; butthe oh&Tactei was - not all,
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town plot � .1 I I I
'Mrs.,Garfidldla�
at 50( J,000 heacl in all His'ra
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ch; you, hail better sit d,o'wn under shel-
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�bolrg t9 Brittany), it is to Glen'6airn he'
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the U g artigt'suddanly like a revelation., .
yo
Hts, ration was sudbeeded by wsdowl,'as
His-
evil'. . Than there is that fellow. in Franc@,
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to . seub a cheqUe.f6r $500
the building fund of the MemorialChris-
Santa G ,a fbrudas� 75'miles in I a
includes the whole of two obunfieB
,, Said her father. . I
I don't want to miss goifig down to the
�
-6d
calls, but at Lull he looks, as he SaYli't -
.
P4, I shall see in London. as Soon as,
%dini,
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an ea or aspirant after the,mistleitne honors,
thin got off with I extenuating;oircumstaa-�
ces' the other day. He was a 'ruffian
Van Church of Washington's,nd has Pledged
'a : .. � .
western -Texas. .. I . ..
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this last morning," plead Lull.'- .
Let'nad take Lull alongthebeach," said
you
yolu'return." I �; � I � I . I
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darts forward and caught her, still Under
the mastletoel and brushed her cheek With-
'and
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dertainty;'but I -.make.. no -.4oubt � he had
Some soft spot, in his heart� for some old
an additional $360 irif;i-I3, nee a I
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Mr. Wbittiek is,quotea as Saying that as
-There are�still aJeW persons
who will invest their money' I
11 Trust me ; I will not let
cc ea-erly. �
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/ � U64m na. �, - ;
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big lips-,-arld a general lingh Scuffle'
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'ecramble
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mother or little child or faithful ffielid-1,
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E,mersbn left his, h niorning ,be
I . OUS's one '
to -, Ili ,dog
stocks'in prefterence to-inveotin
.
amil shooting the dog .1
be 01*u'aWay_-iatO-thc wav , 0 , 8�"
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All riglint 11 said Glon,cairn .carelessly,
, . I IN. CALM WATER � S. ,. , ,.,
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,d, fr6m. which
and ensue ' Luli
returned blushing far redder, and looking
� 11 A do not bo'116ye he had ai�y,fll i3aid'Luli
decisively. - " That " Wretch, you, know; .
said hina I ca, fifiotedficeiveofag : I
tqater
soul thanlesus Christ." . ,
'--Ji'=8 this Summer are, W belo
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cling asse4 without looking UP from,
the 11 Moniteurr," but calling
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far more discomposed th96 before. . � ,
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,th was t bad of them ;, they,kilaw I
00'
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Kate'," $40 added .,explanatorily, 11 Who
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'the- his "wife for -I
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, Miss Emma''I'littrabyj havin ' ,
g just oo'm-
tour� i i Europe,
Size, so nobody cam keiville-'the ,
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about the couple who eloped by v
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columl is of I �-
r her ag sue hasterne d to oail herself of
NVhat followed then? What.h" boon'done, '
And said, and writ, and road and- suh��'
,
did not mean that,P she 13%id-,-haIf-cOmpI%`fI
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an dld� man and
. urdertic! I
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their money"' . - 1. -
plated a successful n returns
� b -the .United 'States next, week. � Slid is .
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used tbia lady's fail as, a saal., , ,,
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I I keep yo, ar cloak wrapped
a
:��h,,,t will be writ and rbad gii,ill; � .
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IlTfie brutal did he get off?". as,ked Ka .
to I
invited to sing befdr6 the Queen before
it. 117 . �
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: 11 In - poll 100, says Mr. La
permission#
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irplaril"Wim
F, SPEECH.
Wednesday) � I :
tie motioa t6i . : I I I
a Preveittion : 'L
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Mr, billion in, , I
extremely - - - I 'I -j I
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ruember I I& ' I . I
phantasmad . - i � i
old, phrases I I � . , I
a the House � . 1,
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ion. Having I I .
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of the Irish . - . :
declare that �
d 'Outrages, ! ,: i
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them .Until . i I
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-boyootting4 "' I 1, .
self. aw "s.- . i
. �Gladsfone, . . ' .� I I 4
Olaring that - : : I
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ve at. heart-, , �. I
atoicious to . � I I 11
ihe tugliah. , I , . I
among- 'the- � I .1 . �,i
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inn's Speech �' I . t
1-tinnad. It. . I .ii
tion of , the .. . I 11.1
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odificatiolis . � - 1 --- 11 � 0 � , �
Mr. DilloWif - ' - �," �,. �
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I a -09'. all ! I I
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each cannot ' . I .
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maintaining . � . . , I �
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roposedL re- I I I I
ions are ad.' I ,' I
that Vr� . , � I � . �
Mr. Parnell, ' '.i I . I
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acted IrIsh, . . io 1�1, � -
Sat of thol"� 1. . I . !
lit lead tw'a, I I � . i
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aiy, is that ' �
hot." - " , I .,
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his violent I - 1� 7 , ,:, . .�
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cause, angry I
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among. ,, the I I I . � . i
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nplaka_�*%-t'_ _____ , ____ . �
ehig ,made, , .
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and,, �some �
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ance in the . - i I .1
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ation a. peti- , , I ; I
avor- of, -the:, I I � �
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