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doors open into it on each Sidle, there is
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A thp� became great friends
a; fancy to her, 4i _ . .11
as child eh', and hav� kept their friendship
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up, ' ,She is a ve iry nice . ladylike, girl, or of
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. nbb6dj Was a, 96k 'ed`fii�`&rs�'', 1, a
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fancied
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About - a 13 time. Duke Ma ,a
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4116ir largb'd;ublaAdot with stained'-
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that spoke of lotieliaisse -and longing ; , and
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1 LThe following parody was wiftfen bX 0, fir(MIA9
to join the pirty when and, where be could,
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-was above her ofass, even as a child �fiiiae
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in: long sileilep he ,would look at
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Justide Walsb,Lbf; Brooklyn, v
on,rejuining fl�;m a trip iff Which theboys
had eacouatere.& a good deal of mud . I
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y the time the' er has been settled,
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dl: and She is4.q1I educated too."
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note thaVbor spirit Heemed far,away
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�_ Half a length, half a length, 1,
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pro�ress'f rem place to place by LulPs bulle-
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tiuSl 'Which promised fa:ir! to ,prove', an
, with, 'and the luggage brought in, Mrs.
Cia-vou suggests that �the -travellers Should
It Oh coIae,yOU"OW,W&mma,I' interposed
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�Kmtal� ,,,that' she, was mot really Ho mape �6f
wolider whither it had fled.' I
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Thus although the'worft he u5tered,to
narrative by a colored man timlilei
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Jameson, who�,resideB at No. I
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beL shown to theirrooms; but,Kate protests.,
woman a. A"r'oladbn, She says',
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her were very f ew' the Silent observation
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street. It appears 'that. a parse
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well, she may have"been a relation, but
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himself ,,.Dr. Dewe' I race fly
Follow't4o Chief
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1 obBerireWpfd�f ully, 11 whioll jig An, a dditional
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�dur, terrace 1 -it's getting dark so quickly.
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was:& rather distint-one, I fancy
If it was impossible � for any
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grocery Store i t a viclialty'a' S
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is wa;Y- Mr-Mayburint,
Colas, all of you, thi I .
need"only look at Zora, to see thltt' She
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man to look:6n Zoimls fair face withoLlt
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don't glue your nose to the wall;
I really is a lady. I fancy there is some kind-
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tOmers, by i. bearing: tj a I
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m6witzorland, tha a may cross over1he
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ses. the pictures by this h ; and you'll
have pleiity of time to study- every little
of romance About Who and'what She is."
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any woman: to meet a lqpk�q
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in Duke Mayburn eyes
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,Groceries . a I leis so
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- He was spoken to by several of I
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cherubmild Seraph of them 'presently. No,
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Mi. diencLaixii, not -,upstaira'yet; this way,
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Brown, I and afraid the Iromance'-of, the
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Ing toit, in her secret heart, if not with
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ra' �u -regard to .1 P913, -
advised to. take it- down, in'order
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in her secrat heart that Zora so. responded;
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posgible trouble.; He did : no
Theirs but to haul and sigh, .
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, Kate �eaergeticmlly filling her role Of Show-
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f or those discreet and modest � eyes er6
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this advice given ,'hh�3 , and-.,:
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and don't flirt,",she baid laugbingly. :
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woman, opens *the double glass doors, and
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no a suffer'ed'Ahemselves, to VxPress'any
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leadg-thb W&YL tini.. on I
a a her, parents, poor dear girl I ,could
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approval of - the handsome . fad 0 whose
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. is haff on her part, for she was the most
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bordered 'by-- a hem marble baluAi7ade-,
fio differeiace in our friendsbip foe
smiles to Lull so fraiik an
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turb the Sign.- � JameHohl � desirou
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with,ste& leading vywin to the garden at
he ntiuued Mrs. Craven.. I .
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. so ourteous Land admiring. L
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the doctor trouble, remove�
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Down in the mud one fell, I . I
That had smell,
nd ww% belo�64; sh6. allow: d' Duke, to
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&Itzwitli hodi he liked, gmvebim�a free
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each end,, with tall flowering shrubs in
andflow
with ers and Stone
great -ireels
� y Ynow about it," said Kate
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c " . " ti.11y 1�18 ifiat � her father died
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on with. either of them, she wa ! as. well
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It was not replaced,! and, acc
JamesonlB story,.' as he WAS.
Mud, too, a I
Murinuri ng 11 This is,stale!" .
And'nobodywoudered. I .
license to pariieB without bar, never
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egluiplaiiied'if he stayed'aw'ay fkorapsrti�s.
potH,
amoodat, 'tbb foliage White
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;hich re -assured
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b &-baby, and her mother,
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awake, by the keen intuitions, of �ber sex,
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that -Duke Mayburne approved and admired
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Store On Sa turday laist, Dewey, Who
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objects,, concernin ,Kate
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I 1kIs'thaC'So?"' said Glencairn ,quietly,
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her, as tbat::Gleapairn did not. , i
It was -a moirining bright and w!arm as
at said, her
. to marder a � man tbis': af ternoon
being told b Ji
y ameson that he, *
in the smokehouse there, -
1. "I'm Afraid I'Bhall be driven. to flirt ill
L ; I'Ch"hoW lovelv1" said*Luli, looking
as if -merely answering Kmte's address
early suram, the L first aliaclow. of
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folly, the doctor exclaimed,", I
And smothered the fire out,
Whz ts thundered. .
the loud trumpewent, I
yodrabsendej".he replied; 11 how,ehe Shall
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round and clasping her: hands in adinira-
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-tiou.' "Doke, -is it:not beautiful? Shall
ss. B' Kate fancied there
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WaE ;,w slight,knitting of big brows and
autumn had. iallbn over the land., Rate
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an d Zora Were, loitering in the sunsbine 'I
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fodlishness in it. I Waint the liew
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Bach thrile
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� the mud they _ , . .
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promise'to give up my one bonsolatiou," he
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I a dark look in his � eyes', Las ,it he were
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'troubled
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the garden.;: Kate was sitting curled up
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of a certain nian." He a
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In hard words of ill intent � � �, �'... .
To who, had bluudored� I
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With Home unpleasant Allought or
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the grdHs under an elm tree, lazily absorbed
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the knife I'm going to cut'lliS b
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t ey comet poor d6dls I I have a neiiLlittlo
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working out calculation . Howeye rl,
,a, Tauchnitz. novel., Zora ,waS fying up
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When can their glory fade 2 � .1 � .
twiSt6d a ring round And .,round upon his'
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ivoiypist6l in:lay dressing-caBo,"
he Seemed to h ate lost all interest in. the
a bouque t,, selectitig the flowers I f rom, a
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think it' is .barprLo Ug to dot
Ch! thowild words they'said! , : .
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finger, and droop, ad her head 6mresHingly on
fii� shoulder, which happened COvHbidntlY.
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don't keep it loaded?"
subject and piirsued it no further - and as
I Kate 'Immadiately re6ollected, it ;�as quite
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h'eap illat she had' plucked mad lay
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scaftered ontlid grass'begide her, a'r'r&49'
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nicely." You're :"a full",
3aonor tile charge they made . . i
It beat any dress parade, ' - .
1 to be just the right height for such a feSting
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impossible for' hiin to take.a6y interest in
'Zors,
'witll deft gagers a background of delicato'
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would scarcely be likely to go off of-its,owfi
for he Was much -too old to fall in
acacia. leaves, and �a border of drobpina
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Dewe i�' There!1'81
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" I do'not halt like your going away even
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accord,". he Said,, lightly. �
love with bar, pretty as She was, i mud he
ferns, to the ri
. ah, -colored geraniums mud
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in me.. J want;to cut your throi
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ftor &,month;" baid Duke rather complain-'
litigly., li The id6k*61 the sea beiugbbtween-'
, The hungry travellers wersby no means
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table: laid, with
could not have known her I aefore, because
they' were quite ,strangei.. With -this
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Zorals,faceds bright, and beautitAbd even
pan then run. out With the blood 4
from! it 1alloo, 'Murder I
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- sorry when the was and,
dust of the iqurney shaken� off, .and the
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logical conclusion, ate forgot. all,: about
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cad its normal ,� ioveli ess by happiness,
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create an �exditeiment an& brio* c
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Channel,, is not a pleasant one. I hated
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Gl6ticaira's itiaoi.nentary inquisitiveness con-
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,and peace'. This. is -about the happiest
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here.7' I Jameson exclaims, that
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on to, o'everf Ili I
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meal;, wished down. by. copious lil
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time of berlife. She has never siace-her�
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"Id6ficitfeel,aH if We..'were ever really
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apart," Said I , SOa1ehOW14t
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childhood f what it'is to b"
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so �utterly free from any trouble or care,,
difficulty in breaking.loose -from I
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-believe hat'1is life Was in, dai
Manage it I there's nothi ng to manage.
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my yes! that's all! and colihe 'with us, be
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,,does�not' seem that more. o a I �
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the tiible werry, in hei,uHuml f ashion ;
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. Breathless heavens and blinding noons. ,
. solooked after and:fenced aronadbyall
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as of us,,f or'& good long visit -a visit -all
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between u§'can Be , paiatb , U's at -I am
, , , preSence' when
I ilwa.ys conscious of
teN.tt Lulf�! All the quieter. because she was
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tired� with her -day's jburney, siniled, in
, � Friends that loiter lneath'&rden tiees; ,
L Two together; a'sense of peace; , 1.
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catejul'tb: 3 of EagliBh
rider 6ardianshil , ,.
family life. I She -bas nover at -all itill now,
. not -succeed L d in es6apilag.' - A' wd
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Dewey's arrest was Issued � an(] t
is &utumu',and winter lob -and, you'll
w Como,, and Venice� and Florence, aa&
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,�ou are away fruia. me just as fully as if
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tratiquil,00htent, looked pea6ef ul ab�a pretty
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Long still nights and the great sweet moons,.
, % Love'victorious, crowned at last! � I
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, known the,fascination offoreign lands,'ilip:
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are now endeav&ing to'find h:
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ome andNaplas, . I' Rate paused in her
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so. if I wake' at the Other side of the world;
ti the conver,
ined -�g lit a in
andpale, aud jo '
sati6nnowand tho'�. Zorm,sst-asq W16t y
�� Bliss exalted and gr is t dowlicastl: , ,,
A d 04M as 4eep as the summer sefts. �
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d6ligbts of hi 1*
. ew c imate,
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new scenes, add new waiti of life. It is all
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itimieraltion, out'of breath w4th eagerness.
Zorh' alme in*
h en,looking she excil � d *
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d . 1. orbinbly, coute . lit, as Luli,, Speaking
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a� bright and strange .and beautiful i§ a
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' sciousno ' sa.o your presence. .
�0ith me'. Do you n6fillink, Duke, that there .
little�'butftlllof bright attentift.to*Who.
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everspok6. "
, The party inhabithig.the Villa Serboui
1. � by all to be a decided
was prono unc6d .
dslicious.drtia'in to her. Although She iB
� n � over . eo,,animated'and -flaBlied with exube.*
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Soap in a Solution. rbLixed , wil
yingabout ? -Don't cry; what on earth's
�o with
te matter?. Clult you manage tog
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is really A part� of each human s6ul w ich
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- Nei her Dilk'e Mmyburne,�nor Glencairn
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succe's6befor"threed shad,elapked. The
. a ay
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rant robdHt� animal Spirits as! Katel
%oid When. impregnated into' timl
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. excellent preservative against rol
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exiE1tSOutB'ide itself in ihose it loveH, and in-
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had eiier noticed Zora b e*f ore; indeed, the
- elements mixed harmoniously, a doutium.
although it is not" her nature to be''loudly
reBllltin�hiora m4oi[Bture. I
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1, There'B nothing the matter,"' sobbed
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theta only 9," ' I �
� � "'My dramming darling," he said,,tendefly,
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latter' hid"only caught a glimpse of her,
Once at thw Cravens, in' London, clad in a
be wished" in*
mation devoutly, to every sn6h
case, but which does not Always happen
13
demonstrative in, her j9y -or her sorriiWs,
she is brimmilig. over *ith.'a Hof t radiance
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The trustees ofthe British Must
.
ira ; I I I could -I could. go with, you !'only
.itB much --its to I o
to beArue It' � I
j ,w�nder you.do,not take, wings'an
. : � 41 fly
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it roof cloak mud all unbecoming
_' erp.
I even amongst elements,df the most merito,.,
,
of'youth and pleasure that s6emsU�pour .
'around � .
decided to'refus6.to .open that it
good
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"Not a bit too* good to be true, a
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away into Fp1rit-land altogeth�ir I' ..�, ,
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, .. "Away.froin von?" . .- . .
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brow. 3iiddle-aged-lookihg�
. veil, with a I
alpaca unibrella in her ha4 in d. He had not
rious and attracti�e kind. There iB Home'-
.
tfiirig� more than mutual _m, erit, even, m ore
sunlight all ,,
I her. ' i
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' Ill, her light-hearted ness Bille is,humming
any, longer lit night:on tU,groi
neither g'aBnorplectricit can be u
' . � 'y 4
a vKhen we get,there," Said Kate buov.
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itly. -R's all settled. then, you'll
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.
-mo
looked at her sufficiantly' -to recognize her
.
thatimutualregaril,necessairy. before people
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'can
, and half singing .to, heraelf, bust.the iull6is
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it ig
with safety. I
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,arid
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mel" aud bestowing'a houriding-kiSBOn
b;a with 1. -of'. coll6e. it is: true
Still. I . -11
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a,
aim Oddly enot , - th t.
jig . igb, considering
of diff6reat.families wind their daily
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riot a', Joyous'One. often in our hpppi,
Assertiou's'are made,�thatthe �
'intOL: �
�r friend's cheek, Kate prqpoiiaced the,
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a
-, n6u,&b,.. huli, �ibatl 1111 -your, 80nse �Of the
.-never reall ted,and
Word,we., y sepi%ra
�she,was pretty, and he was an artiat,,,Duke.
, had not n � i I .. .
of ced her either. �
Llives and, babits together in a skein that.
�shall run perfectly knotless, tangleless,'and
est, urs'that our insti
. ho ' act is to sing those
"Sweetest ,'songs - that tell I of. Isaddes,t.
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tion, of', the: mongooHe -the .
Jamaica, has, by tile destruction of
angement to be 11 3o y. . ,.
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Matters b�iing thus arranged to the sati S'.
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.Are
Your preseuoe.ia alw�ks withme'-6ut it4s.
'that
. ., -But now both Dfike.aud Glencairn looked
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Smooth. BOth in practice mud theory, the
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ght." - � i� .� I I.
'Glencaiin,l " -close-'
spe.c,i,e,,,.oI rat, indreased,the yield
.
etion of all parties, preparations for the
be.-an,to be
. ckery
cold- comfort, an unreal ' mo
a , � .1 I .1 I
one _c Unot, grasp 1. only a melting-
� 'A awa,y
, . .
y would
..at her and, it�,Oas certain that'the -
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,er4org6t her- fac , Duke regaraed-
-nev a again
presen t-.psrty w ove their daily lives air
I togeth
.
most smoothly and harmoniously., .
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ph sing aior� the path
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. by them, hears the sweet f resh,voice softly
on r ill plautationA%�by 25 tons
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dlspqnsing4ith the annual 0 ost
LtUlall travelling made..Kate
A Luli dressmakera ad -d --seat in
'shadow that makes on Is aspire too more �
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her i'a simple artistic ad � iration, wonder-
In ,.
� Duke a�nd LWi;happyin ih6 ptivilege'of
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singing in ma , uudertoue; but as 'he draws �
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; dollars for the services of a rat-'bal
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visited
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illitiers' I little a coounts` to their r6spec-
, �
I the substance'.' The
passi6hate y! after . L'
lug a let So lO'J ,
how h could have sly a ere&-'
plighted I'verB, wandered ..about together
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listeningly .towar L her, the
hear'and looks L I d ' 1,
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A 6ailtion to, solar,observers is i
.
7 a. fathers; ZDracoilsulte1.with, the
ideal presence onl�v inHpires the longitl ,for
. ',� g
.6at&n. H�H,the
,
ture PaSHLLUnho'iced. Gleticairn. thought
t
,
eir Own owes w
laccording to th i t ills,,ana
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' �tbe when
melody is abruptly dro ad '' "i . I
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"Dou:l; lot di' ho'says.
-Mr'.' J.. F. Campbell ' In the court
rious ferninine mettibers, i r6m the atti'
� a.
,the�reai W sha dwy memoryL
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her�:pretty,;but it: was, ho6�ber beauty that
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str�ggled 4 away'f rem main -body
.
M46 sturli, you,"
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own Work" � firot':clas's gain�la,
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basement,`of the
-of you this hair 'that -I twine wil.rhfAlld
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-attra - draw � his gaze'Bo often
and ,
and where they: chose.*., I The eeniomof the'
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" N-6; ch n ; Only bUMEDiDg. I'do'nlf slag
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.-glass Was 86t With a L
bit ,of whil
tile mixed establish-
that hei,home, the import ,
soft and Hilkeu rot: H, 6 -
I iud my fiuger?� . as. t e�.
.qwilohnh,,' ':
to bar.. It was a. likenops, startlingly vivid
par Y enjoyed illoultielves serenely. Glen-
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�at least not now. ?4I 'used toi oilcp.t' � L
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behind it, &II'd L 'd ' '
expose for an iiista
ant Wit, S I on ant
how.best to bombiliI economy
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ideaftll"elips? I Lau6v put their rem ity.
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in the eyes and mouth,:Ahadowy and indefi-
cairtragusu'al tookbisown willandway, was
,- .11 What mir,was that. you wake humming,
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fo, cus o .v, Tioch
_f " I Lana. .The pa
astion of L, eL
d in dress. She went
to proof,". he, added and beat his' handsome
nite I ovekL the --rest of the face but every.,
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Sociable or.solitmry as the mood seiz6d him;
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,then ?�' he asks., . - . I I '. .1
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charred where the'eye would be pl
elegance . about Shop.
bargains here
1ead�;dowu to Halt.' the action toLihe ,word.
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where, even to the.gro*th. Of, theL Soft
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came and went, and' joined or deserted
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I ,� I really gearceily know. Ob yes, it -Was-
longer exposure ,of a few ,see6ndi
ag,.Picking up andthere,
d "-as oul i
.�
.. �"Ah " roii�o�ded, Lulii .after. a few
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.ourlinghair-:-a JikeneBal- lioness that'
4. lil .
.1 ccordi6g tollis pleas ur& -
"the'party a I , � ,
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a'bar or two:of all old'solig - apmnpublishpd
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tl,,,41&sg tobur8t,as 'ad' .
_. - 11 p er ,It- int
revelled' � y . � n ..
.girlhood can,!'
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having'a1ew.
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momen , in, her tander drem.MY WaY,
8 Paullel-not.
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bore '.1 pleasing"ILssociatibits with -it,-'to.
io
- Kate Craven kept the Whole compAny
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song.". . : , I L�
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-be imagid6d.what tile fate of th
a rare delight Lof 13ouudgto
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end, and nothing but',dresB to sp. it oil
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I, Cleopatra ... an idealmaturet and .
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judge by the h Of dissati8fied and`repelled,'
briEht with .her rin&gvoice and.hesity
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.11 it interposes Kate.
. Pretty son'-, isn't
, � .1, L 'th l?,
"I � I �
eye would be., , � - �
. �
Kate invited Luli arid Zora, to. lunch one
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was not - ia the least likely to ta a Wlaga:
. 'k
but irresistibI6 ourio'sity with which he
lau�'gh,'her autiaci6aii freedom An. gaiet
.. � y
vague y, wi.. on ookiug tip from her book:
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'have'
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I ' 'a , xpir 'a L . .
Air as' d b plithisical'
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Y, in ,order that they. might become
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before they met in tbe,Itmli I an
andfly.up to Hpikit.lai,d. And' Amtoa�,'s
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13 - a 1 vd� as mucli of daith
love for. her. wa 0 . ,
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'even
looked at ]let : ill -!Whose I Bof t ,expressive
re ere "was' oertainly inothiing L to
f,,t,,- , fill
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alWaYSL'free from ill -nature; while Zora
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the combi , Ueonfi_L
. Brown played. i2ed'roles o
"I r as am to heard it b6f6re,",
observes Glencaiin, knitting his brow fislf
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*hen inspired by others thrbugh,cl
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cotton did Doi cause consumption -
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iliby4buld be �th two Into'liniii-
so - was her beauty. But between
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ssa is or rene . , L I � .. .
dential friend aiud�,compaui.6utoL One, and
1, --- - - - � '.
striving to ,recall some'lost Mandor
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"Do � '
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while,As!M. Giboux'a experimen
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),to 968HOciatidU.for�all theAutumn.; :
that . ........ L,,, - . t 'L Ld I '_ �'
So g -.,, I ' " ' 'I' An ei6h ra tiern. ,
w r 9. !me
. ose two t a parting Worda-were,- � r
fit h � . I
r(' , tn�o' . ,
)s!ding,h6re gosst yet with
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Sh wy seated_ next Kate,,Craven, and
. a, as I .
Kate's fresh, rosy, animated, but somewhat
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,of 11 angel in the house" to a 1. , .1 - :"
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I #mys ready to be
, A I_ 1p someone, anyone,
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you,sing it'Kate 9"' i .
�, Which one 2" asked Katii bewilderedly,
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show,'the ',br, - -
eath of:'tbe phi
a iflicted.."introdudeA twice a.da
P.,.':
L�� 1, meeting mah,yyeam ago; .
red their §
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dul-hencetlbetfi,,v�,,, c r no$ifiwita thee
Ano I _ -4 rare . I I
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common type. of face was an admirable -foil
to Zor ,84 , ft H loveliness. Zora
. Aever,seemilig"to give a
or every one; . I ighLt
I bhougbt to herself; always- br and.
looking up mad r�callitig. her' mind from the.
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woes the heroine of the novel. � � . I
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I into amoodan ca�gff contaiiii,
U
=ts, ','the
d each � i's the memory came across them
htiv blushed and"L Saill ad --"for -1, they-�
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- � C "TER XIV. L I
L - � - . . ..... �:."... 1:, : L'--' ' -
. a so eductive; ,
w I as 11 fairt- not -with the pink .and WhiteL
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I rank, n,ever self -,asserting ;: alw Lays soft -'and
L , � '',
,of
Hl :not go0a.&t bumming tunes," Ills
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"am*
a
giated pdrtureii of t
being..Olosed, for two L -hours', L tt]
,
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bained--mutxiill'.y--Ia��or,abk, cligat' ' __,__�lltand,few!
Peo 10110-
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0:triedandtrue�4,_ .
. The-fTiend%-,Who-met�th&tLday4;..,,,,.. '-1-��1-pallor-.ctf
n
a B. sparent
f kirriess of � a blond I nor' tho,tr
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-delicate�heitUh,-b,ii.",pAALQ"s y_t_aLx:_t
never subservientL always modoSt
-gentle, .;
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a d never awkward, gifted with rare loved-
Il
P"IT'F 1,
a is I afraid I carl'i �ive' you.
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any idea OHL ,The 'One MiBB Brown was
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appeared in the'rabbits' lungs; 9
hardly
one another., -Now,, &a un women,
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By were ag,plemantly itapir gas by each _�,
, Each one thaother'tj spirit knew. L .
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� AndHolid earnest -play.
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wit the,pure and ,creamy, vthiterteBsi fair
h .
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, nesB, An � yet nof seeming V!
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naution can be exercised in
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�_Wi_th'&6nsumptives. - . -
2er as-&t-thai brief m6eti L en"'they
_ I -��be
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hOuia fiewpaSt Until at last .- " _
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.
as the inner petals of a white roae-,,that,.
.. I of, the
-mingles the,ectiarlino'-di-ibo-ir
wonder that she was popular,'and Liked by
in
ill the party -except one I Glenoairn ever.
- Zors, wiRhing to, be amiable, takes upm
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bars of,t '
�ow , I.e.. al - � gain, prefacing niqui'L
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Last April &we] a
- , , 11 w�s bored in -9� �
!rechildien. Itwould'havebeenstraitge
.
en other is �; for both
it had fall . w a were
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:, I The twilighfifisso'd the shL,re; ' L .
hine again
- . We Baid'Such suns will s
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' For
-ichriess
" iiia,'bl
. ellea'e,y Of
brufie'fte,mnd:-the d onde�
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:Her hands were- Slightly. bronzed by theL,
�Fe�allyjlke-d-herlf idin-the -moment he had
.
first looked with"
I 'JoVintentneBaL on her lade.
_-LThis olle *
,ringly, ?-'!---But � shoLi- -_ -
. I . abery-Qui
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and 4 UBUSi.14lly� ab�; bar ,voice. seems to
- Coil Dt P6aii'., by thb.Xii4arm Oil b
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-_iZ-d_-t_hie-S�ii_ntt71e �meri-�Wn___&6-CHU
MU �
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h b
atty, mud c arming in ,t teir'oppgsite
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everi,evermorel' I � I.,
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LtW,I,ght L" 'ily
.
it un, but her armf
atian a 3 'partly ,visible,
ealloibers d, admired. or approved
. Wbil, a
'ad
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desertlier, �'mnd, 'the tutib "to �'OSO'pa. I L'
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be thiD,greateat 11 gagoer of,.modo
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l,les; ZoraVulanner was graceful -and
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ined asLuli's; and Zcoia's6i, .
,.
eir iSBettlinJ ,
The Septomb , ge., -
do`wn on the,milite, dusty Italian'road; And.
�under bar 10086L muslin Sleeves, L Were. white �
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of libi,.he Along never 6 earn to care1or
manif6stany
,her; althou�h-he did nittmakib '
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memory; and af to OL 'i.
r a few bars. .all ' sa) ,
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confusedly and apologetically, i
_: ._ CoIttira
diY13.
I a. expectati
ing ry L
Bands at first were'not found to:bi
.
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rk alpaca fitted h6i,W611.
- 6 pr9portilb,ned
became her fair cbraplexion
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arr the travelling I carriage that'is craw lug,
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�'llt� L '6a_
rilly for form ;
as'lily-petals. And *0 UC1
I a
, outline to be immortali�ediu marble.' She� I
.
ng, was alwaya.� I
want of likii civil to � her as
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, "I ,V.- keG01146 t. : �j s seldom
teally L,�don - t1l; , G 004L ,
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-*no*."
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.or.of an oil-bemiihg des'erip ion.
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ure aud and
hefUll .1
. _a4 Wel _,ma L _Lti
rk eyes tot] Luli'sdelicitte
along I lelsur6ly;loa'Ahe� _.
&.0f, moa6lim'',
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-ba
o it d .
I � rom , A _ a roa,,
6HS ... tra�tl'tbta§ - Lff -_f -------- vWvb_u - ----- a- ii
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�'ad.a'gi..ae6fiilsqp�16-figiiie,:n6i,th�'r:,tiill�n6i,�.
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'large �
jteOUHLi indeed aa it � his.natu
j90U___ wag in re Lto;
'e� - __'__ - "h "' ' - ' ""'
Ili lr'iharai�_ ons enhe'Bpoketo.
e,D '6 ti�i
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,sing I L I
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'Than &;'�_, d.. I ry
was continued-, however, or sixto
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-aid p �r,.%�-t2 I - -a flat
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-colored�,'�.ilk 'get 0 b
ve ff 1ai p reL bloade.
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9,uty. 'Being women, they e�ach.appraised
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t ite.,wallad vills. that faiids at the,:
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Lhe w,h . I.,
- short,' neith6r or small
n , although
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b aiow�thd a verage height. Sbe,had,dark
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her� and sometimes Watched _hee.wiih &,
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or -
I I -reme no be Says,
memory. .,
m,�00;'f6et.
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,,t , inmggaso mostextrai
" 'e . .
volum I - .
* d
-an , Tools
3 other's drk�s in aglance; but li�in�god&� -
�
'tIU'e8t'SeUHo
eadtif the avenue, and from WhoBe,ohlm _.
.
Bldnaor Sm'
y L "' I Bpi I r . Al LI, L . bol , ill I nia of oke4 iq�
ij46� 'SL a " I I
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air
h , soft h,s - Silk; 1p�t rather short, and
,. d b 'a ribbon ill a maBa of natu.
tle ack,
0 oncealed cuiloSit �that Was farremOved
fror . n admiration. .y �. . �.. I. . I L 1. ,
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looking At'h6i Lsteadily .IS ifawth"e, memory!
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re slowly 6�iking s ape an, gazing i
we h 4 d"L, * ,'L�t her
e pressure.. L i
irrore than I .
� -800 pounds Were ,throw
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tured in _& _d the iMid"
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";,,?f,. t - ��
3L orie did.�4�ao envy -'and - the' other
wreathing!up. ticros4, the' clear. dfisky4" k
th�., L,�' . . _ ,; � . IS Y. I
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ecarriage is drawn y two thin horses,
With
, ral d dirls. She hid a f Ace d trifle too round
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: That'any olle - could remain unresponsive,
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belped'it to,devblop itself, as� if, thelmerno
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w re not a, brig t one, too. �.,i�'
the'holo4more than 50 feet ab 6ie th,
with a,noise.w ich
' ' h rendered, doav
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disparagi
I not look "a L . n�iy f roin the
b ,,, . 1 .
of depiesged, aspee"t,-w o seem to have
I the perfect liab'of beautyi s'pas'ei with' 1,
or . - . �
Ao Zoka Brown?Ls Bwe6theSs, and uumoved�
' 'by
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Impossible witbila 360,ysitds ot��tli
.,_,,q,wn ,
ight of h�i,�,6tva.fitshiolaable..toilbt. ' .
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'only,
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scarcely,66orgy ugh,toiswitoWillair fails'
MighLt have I
which criticism , ound plenty of
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lltiptiltedj"�
her attractions, w s,ritally BtrAn&. Sho!
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What Are the effQotg'7cf �L etLbyl"
goth alikbV ore not d6weied With.
biat halfm -h%iaessw
I ., ".. . Y;� e.y . %Ve
to brush�Lcff ' a LAI th 'h bellsoriiheir�
f ault'(it was certainly a trifle
sjb6,taukeate.p I 11 .
al uts it), but whidh',hobP,dy':
LWag go pretty that it was 9, ple4sure only toL
L; And . .1 I M..,
lo -6k aihOr bar presence Was� a'Sy "'
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' '. I "rwitne.
.and of this essence Qf_MbSiLU�fie 6li!ti.
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rsonalatf 666ns, also with..illat
sdftnes�s
but even the bells�jiiigie wi'th'a
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�wm4L h, changed, it
ever -te4nipted to wis
pathetic one 'th�t Seemed "to Spread A':
I I L IlKer.es lti .1,
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functions of the birminj aiid]� 6n'thos
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naive ap� aling of,,voic �
pe e:�*ind
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inner which never fails to please. Geu-
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tenderness, were the
ill
melancholy monotony as' 0 aded beast
l' '%'
plodalqix'g;,�wcrkis-.hmid a;nd.constant'all 11
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' all. �. L: L . '' 1 I I -
suitad1ei face.Fow, , . I . �
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Though.& criti6.might have cavilled at
.
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Sof fi'eniiig, Valai�,'so6tillinj influence around'
And 'she was no hypobrit'd.' Her uuH,lfi,h_
i 11 The .world,'.' says the Standard this
nioriiilng�-'" ' has, p�rliapa� nozoorn for many
.muscles of the hfa* of;.reliii�ril�.ba
by,.'M.Dmmll6. � � X,6,e
. ,. _
deahvvitliof
ness_sweetness,
3dominatiug characteristics discernible
the 13 ea§cti no wi that the. Briton mu'd,the ,
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Auieiip�mu are' abroad, and that both fliepe
h
t a ontline,of �.her'f ace falling short:of the.
12688 and am her, readiness to
I imbility"L . I
"Possible
, dis - t rn�u h 'fear of
Garibal I but there is no 0 '
the � ir MUltiPlioatj,0a_L in. . dky§.�,-Wise
i'fl,L
difference n uencewAw, traced'
, , "
the metion. of alcohol in ..Strong d4
the'ejes and accents of both; Yet t46y'! ;
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I, a y* 6ppo'si .1 ms".i'� �
re o natures I ite, a
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nation Ifave'll4s';idike -Italy one of the
-
� fl dt ` tbeir' e'kploilig., :L'The
perfect -ov%l, mn'dL:pr6n6unced boldly Against
the -;diainty'littla: no'se, then, � however, the-,
. . 1.
aacrificQherself .in every - way for,
furtheraince o dy also's comfort,
the, I .
y
,these
aiay be
'And Watnedwe '� full of faith' -we
. , , , - .. � '
lm�kd�d , 'i
, , 'a , "' , `eepwattachedto
t -of other -
tha � anibHebetics," �ucll�al
" .�p 11� . -1 11
chloral', WhedAhe
,wid I
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y uoini& *od1d',,sb6n: have learned..
B�99
1, L
pril despondent ; 'but the vettui�ino-ip
licirp.-2.
power-of'criticiam stopped. Nofaulteould:
her eagerness tot 11
hanlp,60to study .And , care I'� ,
.
are,no ,an we., our
t , , -'4
live§." ThiS114 6frommA-iH:!H6!�6O!mmOII
mokphine,',6fd.4
4abSi�ti4i�i�& -'d " ' " "
9�-',�a mibiiatered':�tb
f di di d ' '
iffiidni mg� tuli'a� gol ell Waves ,,cbeer
L
' f i H h- ' , ' hmt, with
u . a as,.a large straw,
be'foulld' With the,' ptne abd stainless f E'6ir- ,
I
for others�weire all' perfectly genume. it �
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,
: now'. m-dA3�..H � that" ii:!is *6rtfi- while to ag'k
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ff"'
first si,ton�oL_e edt,,�seb6n I�,,:F�I,olo
' ; "' d �' "' '
ln,Zora's.dark burls were their iwocfi�r`
r ne 'nature, 'jhe�,iifibta-�,
�06. � The 'eal weakn.6B 6f the &
.i
a little.tiaS61, the Virgin Stuck in.
�imaga'of
his -face �B mah6g ' .
brown
nbas of tbe� complexion, -with the. . smooth �
I.
lowbrow, the small delicate' says like LP&16 ..grateful
'
was no'. actre' I f �racefal And.
HS:paylngL�o ,S,g
part, but ,tLhe- girl's own pure and
_ . .
- ,wb�*�l it'iH�tiae; ,Are man'.
, --op iio-a.'Way' , , ,
tfiey'
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. b" ' � ' 't"irL ,L', ,� �` ''
p.ayjW eit'vidlen ,spasmaq1tsirinai
L U'xAtion' b ' &Ojoifoft
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,�gy . , 1
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� itself as, seldom a$ .theL real �'Coutrast
4- any, In
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�,�Ith,llil white hatL and, spowy
''
pink peaxly ahellai or .the pretty ditapled'
PUI,6,to do all
natural'im I J, in ]far �ower for,
,
fonder of theik,11�69'iUn used [to be?
1. 11, �
��'olf faith th
It the' ' ; " W lit' at'makes
Y* are, is I wa
greatL re Uird (
1. '
�6cttjij;kjy�L
libuts of 6, ) � distressing..
ength and t6nadity;of the dt6r.' . L, 1
'li
life had been a Lof th I . ,
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in I he is umming au operatic
,is L , bl'I'll"
64 - .'h
ohin; wit ile,as for; tbeayeB and lips,AeYL
would'have, glorified even the plainest
. c6mfort.of -othero�wheiher
the, pleasure'or
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they were strangers or ffleads stronger.ori
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them so ? . It is a strange thing tbat: thH
-thl6s'a
'
foarill, a, delirium Hike, and fifilit'i
:-Generally
�7ora's path orns,
I lauli's a path of roses; thus , their
. .
air softly., and 8WiagiPgL the JaSh'�bf b'jB
.
Whip PeaHiVelyL in time to the malody,:aud
features into, loveliness. Lips of-theper-
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fect,Cupid's bow Shape,, co'kal -red, Soft,
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Weaker, higher or lower than herself., .
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', I t was Zors. who was I in I a .1 ver 1� too . tired L to' �
It society, pi t d "' L
L St. It. f �l do' to a 4 - -the'
too
� P,
' "
., 1poiial
i5age's of, llistory--4bH� societv,of,Jm
' �!,Jcr 'ruen
of resolution. the,poi
' - ' , so
a §mthe'Li6
It � Iffi;' th6t�,�rodu,be4�b
, -, ,, - � j, I ly
eiagthhuA been unequkllytested; their
t? , L
3rgies called Jorth. � One
,watc�ing,jts Hn sky 6iolutions with � a
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.
sensitive,, tempi!
' ag, . f"Illtles-8,1 and 6yeB.Lto
'
here on y
speed anyw "Is arrand, Who
, .1 � Mfe�jt!14
Rome-cmired, Aittl
.So . P .
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aia*,
vic ,� , I
. � - ,, Ood�al:ir;hi�,a :.,�,_ ''."
unequally. I ,
meda spoiled child sulikfialthe lap of
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dreamily abstracte'd air. - .. I ,
Inside the carriage are three, iravell
I ors,.
; �
dilve. men ,'mad --- eye's -of that.velvety. brow �
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ost uncomfortable ace � �
Al ways sit Ili the -ran PI
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WO uld kill themselves rather than subm it
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t f b :ir aeons
td�.�sny abat'6men o t a- � Aomed
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Piet4bVierlon L Gi�,nernl ' Amsembly
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mry; the othei a .brave I t e. Am azon
f I
4r i a -th a -bru u t-o-th a-wd rl I a
Lbattlina- a -are-o
the Gleacairne, and. -Duke -Mayburne,-who �soft6rfhau
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that is richer. than gray., deeper; than bluei I
black, I shaded by long euiling ,
in- boat or, carria�e,i ,who tq6k-theHunfiieH.bJ
Beat oil m 1,hbt:' dVI, ,� and' the dia4lifiest,
'j.
luxury_,� And. cau anyone doubt-that,if,
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; riting.fro I na,.S I t.:!30b]a �($.�-B-.)_-a
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I �,�,toi
acks1;bf;po, ,arty�alal .I. !
1 t eir--v 74Y—to�the'�'Vilim--S,arbOui-�-7-Efa(3k—fiH
,,,, vons,,�have
- __9__ _ui� - - '-'-T'-'- -"--L-,-,iiir-,L"-'.�.,�"-�--
�Sfi&a der Wfiosp Shad oW6 .
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_. C"--. ,L----,--.
- i d -to bd,-
borne on.'s. co.o and seeme
,
nOW-a- -daysi the social stigma�'w6re removed �
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P6adeuc says .' Rev. W. J.Day,,of.,k
I I., WAAiah'60"
tk I
'01, -geo th "I
; , arej i) 1, ,, .. . ra all arrived.
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h' - ' J ' . I ' d' i i
t HIT slow upwdird glances or all den Side.
. -Ingix. , .,
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delighted to do Bo; .it'� was Zors who wrote
froin. Suicide, i riot. a% few people Would , be
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ville, out., iS'jhH'g , ,
entldm�n Selects
gsly �. .. I
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-A--- ,11_,gi�H;�4:,�!
. I a', ki 1,11., .� at n6�jiaan
I un Ae n .11
.��. ",
Ee
and h 1. een' ,'i'��t�llbd,'t6i';,go�n'!D"Id'ays
, � 11-11
e. il- acceiidedila' gettibg:aWay from �
Dull h I
. . �
a were & -to thrill �tho coldest
'"- 'k-- �� ' � 1.
Mrs. Cra�en'slett�rs to dictation And -made
I
found � to fell ow tbe� exa6apl4' of Aple'lus" 'the
thou no' ' piaillapsjor quite so Airivial a .
.
positi'on- of i
. , -.damn of' iesi,daniie I
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T� ". � �iL��o.
� , t "
h lid, I " ' " "L.
d L
� � ", I �Ica , ' ��,_ '',L, " �
, ;
I �A
i � t :
- &6at . I
re il t
u b A th
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Load n A, hiB
P - - j�ncelafid.1er .
on I ti, 6, ,f
,� el't�
or - . ,,,,',j I , _
' hada
or'fasomate the dullesb.� . � . 1. ��, I
, - With those eyes li
' 'ps she con . Id.uever
up the. household accounts, and looked after
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I Catels,wa,rdrobe,'and biushod'Kate's hair - *1
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n -the' -widest
re or. wall t of faith,' i �
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rem .o ego. ., ' '' L, " ) ' ,
t I C 11 ,, -
Rev.�',: Mr:, Scrialgiii, ,of M.nti(
H�L , ea. a
ounted Str . . � I .
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1, ii I
Atha S W ze"Aa&!'lad 'h6y have
'
delightful weak together,, leisurely making
.and . 1, -
be Anything but charming ; and happiness,
' ease
�
,Zora who begged.to�be allowed to sit up of
night � ,Of
Ak6H men'& ,
.a.. i,'thewoA in , less.
. .1-1 I . , exegard. p
!� deatirlas 1t make's ,them; incapable, of'
newly .,appointed p,r81oSH6' of 4' Grf
,- " . "'Ld m�Hubcs�kwf
juli and Zora, however, did. not Btu
deeply than. the L
their way'acio8H the Alpg to take Como.
L
'The
peace,,and Are such bemuti6r9that-
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although always lovely', she .has perhpas
I With. Luli when Luli haaheuialoia,
Who offered to read' her.. to sleep, who tied � t
not Ve ,.
heroi�m. 1tila, ca6e ��eople a r'e fo- 61
,
-b '
Helirevi exegesis, we, . ,i ,
a medallisi'in"one department, n
;h other moi� rov
I dapthL L . P at-'
of beauty; and,'bding rantuallY,
tbroe travellers mre,'very� dust'yabd
I
rather tired., -The weary trio brighten,up
never before been so perfactly,lipmutiful'as,
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Inli's nee'lilmeefi mrid clasped her bia6eletaj .
ife that th are �, are
Of I : so few licice's, ut, 'pastor,:
because they :are f6-nd 3f cbmfort;"and
and an excellent lecturer
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ased, each iepliedwitfi,sincerity, ' "Y�B,' �
.1
is to.the "You
y L &H
aleAl 'the driver turns inic' the'avenue I _
now, in her now pleass,at life. I
. "'iWboiF,she�-ihatlit6lefrie�dof;Ka,tb"s?"I
and'ketiimme& her hat� for her when its
blue'ribbon faded, �and maindedherdreiss
I . ,do
not. know whether to believe in anything
c , egeberetofore. ,Much satiBfacti
odoasioned to those acquainted v�it
i charming," question,
. I
?her,donityou? You!llgetonto�ether,
.
and, .snapping big whip in the direction of
t . L L
ho,white-walied building, exclaims' ' "
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Asked Gl6negArn of 'Mr. Craven ; when the
' 'the
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when it was,torn. L ' '- I 1 . .. i ,
'16�is the:oxeit�oo of h6r6ism,'not its "
higber. . ij . '
which'detelHth6m.�-P�Ilfffdll aZelte
an ..
'd to the college, - to .whose teac'hii
- .. . �
: '
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q'ii-youT, which'Kate Pui to each in the ,
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IlEcco;siguoriie o1a'Vill%.,"�-' , I
.three g6ritiameri were: Orossing, great
The only wonder Duke Mayburne ever
. "
peril, 1, I
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June 7th., . . .
h L
a is reg&r e as a. grea ac or
di'd t quisiti
I
- �Th&l.
ef'sabsence. Luli went holne to
' I fing � - _ .
Than he falls to 'his
f6otajop
loney, hill'wherle their s -seemed -to
*
felt in looking :At Zora, � was�not the M,,t4
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thp Assembly Sane:
1 4 bioned.bis appoi
. . ,
0
a and dress mind go 't tile theatrewith
, I, oracki i Wall? -
furiodsly,�an6 ' .
I his horo6s� in
,, ,
r W ii "�",mita'lion of weird, abhoing, ghostly
qu6tion as. to who She was iud what"If6i"
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I ?r6f . Mctaren goop to the, North
111,
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! father and her, lo,V6r.;. and, ZOra
urging alter-
I
nately cheering and keprooCdbful terms to
I
iootstepa'�ipon the �marblle fook. I
'Irphma"
parent's Were -but how it could be that so, .
'and "creature
'- * � , tl� .. � I I
A proBee-d ion-,. for bigamy thak hag
ali early data ,to, 16ok mfter,� maite
'
arced to her home, to share in a cheer'-
put on their . I .
Pace and slid, the rn
I 11 She's. an. C . Is thing - 0,
podr.'litt
ning a stood
beautiful chart I
I . -
attracted tau6h attention in Carmany'goes
nected with the foreign MiaSiOD4 wor
.
Weak teL
repast of a and toast on the
a flourish , � . ,� L
very. aicei affectionate, warm-hearted 'alone
�, in, 'tile . wo.rld-how Such a flower
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back for its bOis to the Napoleonic invasion :
And Dr. Cochrane was chosen t
�,p rinciplawith Mi I
Smithand. �
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have not L, to Waif 10 on
,girli
.
Kate is,ver.y fond,of,bei.1". I I 1. . I I
-although
could1baVe been left. in,solitari blossom,
I 1
� �
of Mexico. One OfMmji1milia6,. :j.tinu6,�
Biriti.h Columbia to ,attend to'mal
I
, _erative_pL_, . .a.
demoiselle.'Ddrant, 'and'then to wribe
�'Thg',ti&vellers I a g
thethrohold,; 6paif of white do ' i
ors.swiing
, Mr. Cra,'ven's'reply, intended to
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plan tod'in no maii's gaiden, b
�, . eaut'fy'ag no
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Alfred Mennibg6r von torell-entha a, noble-
connectiouIkith the Home.Missio
, I n:
m dictation some thirty very heav' ,
Y And
back iintradiattily, and they find thdrns,olveB -
be cornpkehenBive.and satisfactory,' really
, I
man'B home, gpLarded b aWs c6re I"
I I I ,y no im 11
I
. fell in I .love with m
man4of knightly degree I
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ment. � .:, � I I
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.
mtific'pag6s of the scientific Romance;
.
jil'the mid'st� 6 f Nhatt appears. at the first
, , no information at all, inasmuch.
conveyed , I
*had
11
Duke colila not understand it. ,Her bea tv
I
claarmi�g M6kion lady, .Senorita Rbsa'ikla.
One of the ro6ommendations of tilt
.
'religion
� .
gr which she surreptitiously.lcoked, Out �
sight a crowd, - but on f urt I her illspection
SS everybody kaew,,or heard At l6asi,
'delighted his eye -her sweet unselfishness
I
' be
Fere4 And Wais mArriea to her in'the: Court ,
on, the state of, wag to 'ill(
the hard words ,irl-the!, dictionary to
teRolvae fiself into m. roup of seven
hat'she was an orphan'- and that She was
I
attr�6ted aiid int"Irested him felt A
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'Surprise
Chapel. He remained in
n I Mexico: until
thathi order' 6'improve church atte
. .
ure herself that she bad-Hp—ellea-them
g person,,,
Mr; and Uis, Craven, Kate,' Zora -
tiffectionate,and that Ka'
11 �. te Was fond,of..ber,
perpetual that'she should. have
I .
Maximilian4's fall,then made speedy!tracks
Christian people,'like the � disciple'S
.
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�t.r I ..
and
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t,hree,domeAti6s,
more perfectly self-evident facts. . I
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been l6ft.,unsought, or atleastunwou. Per-
-
I ' ,should
for his native4uBtrim, fell in1ove with the
go.twoatid'two for the put
I
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� that the time of her leaving
lora, now
all overflowing with-wel-7 .
comet going 'oinbia�culg the'
I
Glenoairn',s curiosit�, however, appeared
I
baps he was noi.fa'r from the truth i
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beautif ul. daughter ofA universitkVioieSgor, .bringing
others to beak the Gospel..
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i house Was"fixie"d, made herself more of
arrivals, some
.
Shaking hands, others bearing.
to have been somehow exched'coucermfig
guessing that those �who had Bought Zora
'to
-
and proceeded ion sh.ort'notice to mairy her
pmper somewhat mutilated the pbra
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I
favorite than ever with, its TarlouS
seizing and
away their'ba'gs And babhots'and hadeo.
-Zora Brown ; ,for he alluded. to ber'ia,au
.
I which� she might
Brownwereof 9" class
"ri-ma
too -
I His first marriage coming to fi�Eii, he.
. '
0 f the d
recommen ktion,.aa d this 6
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Dates. I
. ,Buns
�ll Mr. Maybdrind, dream dwell
. . .
1,0
Inquiring, no again the! following .day.
.
or 'night not by birth be101ig,l but no
. . �
ba 13 now. been, found. -guilty Of bigamy and
ground for complaint to pomb of th
Ars. Jones, who had 9, partiality for the
you'll you
in
i marble Ulls bore,
They Were. all Out on the i6rrace;!except
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, m chance of wi
of which would have inning
. , .
:
condemned to 'a, form of imprisonment and
sob�k and conservative Presbyteriat
. -
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ploymant of fine - EligliBb, - requested
�
.won't youll, exclaims,
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Rate With a comprebensivd wave of her
I ,
Duke and Luli.' Glimpses of's golden bead:
I
bar. ' � He � might have gone f urtber, : and
I
to'do�rad4tionfron�bi�knighilyriLnli, H,' ,paper
put it 'tbd§;' 11 That bands of
ra to keep 'up a correspondence. with
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lagind'around. - � : ,
and a. ourly. chestnut heacl, slowly passing,
-such-casual attention as
have guessed that ' .
� ladies
conducted an obstinate. defence, based on
be organized to go around I
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im in these iorms--�- ,
,',
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I Bfiall, noit b6 driven to dreams,; here's
and riepassing the shrubbery bore'idin6ss-
had hitherto been paid her by men of class
�
the 611 I egation'that big first, ruarria '
99 was
visiting, And to encourage the your
, .
I We lope, you'll- wirite': frequent, MiSB
the re'Ality " he replieB,mad, adds, in
thattliese y6ung,people were eajoyiiog a
-
had not been such as She could,with Self ..
. io.go
invalid and* illegal : but the courts explicitly,: �
to 6hurch." � I . I
)wn, mud retaliate us all 'your adven,4
a. con-
Ildbtitial asid6l"'I say, Lulij thi
leisure B'mutiter-about the garden. .Zora
respect accept. . - '�'..� � I,' I 1-11, ., �
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held. it ,to be �biildlrg. 1� Von-Lerchenthalls �
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'month
as in the Lake of Com 17P �
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8 is jolly, I
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waS pl6oking flowerBio 111AU6 �6,6esda the
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�uka had iery little conversa,tiorr Wit
illegal secondivife clings faithfully to him,
Inquiring, a ago, the p
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- The 'great � hall i hi h .they stand is
Salon, and Ulking to Mr, Craven, who stood.
. was, of course, principally
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however, All the,same. . . They have s'everal
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Spare time to read my, epistlos,1.1 pro.
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paved �iith black � and' white marble ;.the
thoi6,lbokin� up at, him wiffi'llor conAding
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- ad with Luli; but if he spoke little to
gometiales it
children.4 But her fatherltild ,professor, is ,v
0 A.b,'iff`.'V'.t . .wall- Paris iestaii
islit6r Wed told aVfrane." When
ied Zor at smiling partly in her usual -w
partly in suppressed mirth. ' '"
, ails and ceiling are painted in froSco; the ,
twilight is now' too far advanced,
appealing glances, as if edilHulting him on
the Weighty qii6siion, of myrtle versus ver. 'Seemed
Z ora, he noticed her much.
to him that� Were was.a. shadow Of
,lot, so W
. oil satisfied, and it' was at' his'
instance that the critriinal prosecution was-
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�rtesy, .
All the ,'ousefiold, �upstairs mad downi
andthe
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light
Gi�n6mirli; ,who was lounging: on one
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Sadness and'y. giii,her large beautifut
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jiWiltuted. ,,, ,
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emt," said MrH� ,Jones with dignify.
of tlie�onb caildlip,whieh Homebody has ,of
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in � burryistooweakto show thadesign
of the painting, f urtber' than the tact ill& t
the stona benches'liesid6 Mrs. 0 raven.
and -Rate, took the oppr1itmity,of roneWing .
his inquiry Zora,
eyes -a pathos in her, position tbore-
amougat'ifirionds, admired, liked; popular I
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a th6
explaine waiter. The violtor,
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With a grim f ace. , ,,, You ha
the said that fit
I or a young lady -ms, made larself more
tbare� Appears to be;, -a I
about asking lazily; but
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mud yet alone, When. on any ei��ursion,in
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gotten wifteri sir,'�
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lversally pop'lar, Vve.naver� 'ad inside
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a establishment.",
great nurallier,
unclad rosy babies', �resumably either chof
a.
'The,balle' i
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with some Appeatan a of irler6t, 1,1 Who is
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sho?" , . . . ,or
any'contiligency of wind or rain, or .fatigue
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difficulty,1e and Glencairn turns in
chailgoo, Says : Our hands',ind,! arf
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and the fove�a all are All too f ull , for lug .to ,yo
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ar . �, Forgotten you,? Why, I ht
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U as trawborry, equivalent to a f
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Cho Cravens, in, company, with Zoral:
rubgorCiipias;�in',it. cat .... is
116 furniture of anv kind. excent a�rnaf or
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110, Craven rdiolied as usuAl, .. -
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mutual anxiety to Lulij. and lAr. And Mrs.
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express rief as we.obeer .
our tumultuous g' . . I
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and the ,indignant victim ruBbed-bru
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