HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1909-07-15, Page 8July Istbi 1949
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,1JNTFV. DRAFTS ISSUED o' lit tbe" Story,
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I IN . T4REST ALLOWED ON DIF- 'Northern Navi-dation —
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rOSITS, SALE NOTES PURCH- I 44SATAN" SANMERSON, the
; . Co. . hero. dare-devIl.quixotic friend and
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. ___ ITI7GA SUIZES, prodigal and
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. . . — — — H, T. RANCE. — — — JESSICA 11OLVE, the beautifitl
. . . , CHANGE OF TUNIE, V-4ARRY heroine. belpiess In the rush or
I CONVEY;. SOUND DIV. Effective jhb, datc,
. . NOTARY PUBLIC, L, REAI# Trips of Str., WAUB10 to Vilint all events and the principal sufferer In
..� ANCER, FINANCIA , x case of mixed Identity.
� ESTATE'AND FIRE IN$UR, . Baril are disc6nViApeir. Str. leaves
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.; -ANO14 AGENT. REPRESEN- Parry Sound, south bound,
': , � TING 14 FIRE INSURANCE m.. instead 09 7mOQ g. m., I
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" �� �� COMPANIES. . � DA VID STIRE S,. stern, yet for-
, . ,� FULL SLWXER SERVIZ,13., Witek- g1ving, and at the last made happy
DIVISION COURT OFFICE, inac -Div. Four triPs Weekly to Marl
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I . _� % CLINTON. 'ioac, Lv. Collingwood and . Cuen I , egg.
I �1� Sound Tuesday, Thursillay, Fritl-.ty anet THE BISHOP, tile victim of a
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I I I W. BRYDWE, I � F OR SOO, PORT ARTHUR, FORT '11glous fanatic on whose shoulders
. I . WILLIAM, Stirs. leave Sarniji Mon- rests the whole weight of the story.
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. ., BARRISTER, SOLICITOR - day,. Wednesday and Saturilmy. Wed-
. . �� NOTARY, lAiBLIC. ETC. ' xiesdaf and SaturdayiStrs, throughitd EU-NIEr PIZEN-DERGAST, the
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. . . ,� OFFICE -Sloane BleckIIIII01 INTON. Duluth, I . . false friend, perjurer and 'thlet.
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, I I QHARLES B. HALE . I Agents. . clination. . .
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I I I .BIG". DEVLDT, who tnru
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... Istate -.%nil Insu auce II. H. Gildersleeve 0. 11. Nicholson . er the hero's ra
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. ,'.",' Dr. W. Gunn, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., I 40MESEEKERS' EXCURSION$ 11 11 0 my son Hugh. in re-
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I ."��!" Dr. T. T. McRae, . � give and bequeath the sum of $1.000
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, 1111� 1� April 6-20, Ma 4-18, June 1-15- and I the memory . of. his � misspent
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. � - a - . � Tickets good for 60 days. .furnished library.. The.May night was
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� . . I Winnipeg, and return &J12.00. '_7� grance.of jasmine flowers.
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.. *--DR. J. W. SHAW . Edmonton and return $42.50. 1
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- .11 FOR SETTLERS . .. -J�S th0JriCI8JVQ professional pronounce-
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ST. EAST, - , .. . L. I I �. ment.of,.the jadkik cut thr6ugh the st-
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. � � To, cert A' points in Sasks,tchoWin lence the grim, face ofi. the pillow.of'
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. I . . r-CLINTOX.- and Alberta, each Tuesday during the. wheel chair -set .more grimly, a
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� . DR. C. W. THOMPSON ... . �Full information from . . I "'L' across the table the . ,Rev.'Henry San.
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� I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON A.'O.`PATTIS.0N, Depot A nt - - shaven face and looked- at the old. trian..
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�'�','ef the Eye, Ear, Norte and Throat. , chapel for hobby and for thorn-tn-tlAe-. -
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. _ -Ofllce and -Real . I I flesh this only Son Hugh, a black sh6eps,
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. HURON ST. SOiJT11 CLINTON . Insufance - companu town had borne as.best lt'nilglit till
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� .1 � 8 doors west of the Commercial hoteL - arm And Isol * . I the tradition. of his forbears took him
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. .. -DR. F. A. AXON.- I � . J. B.-McLears, President, Scaforth,P 1A ,oes on -it larger settle to
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. . (Successor to Dr. Hol . mes.). I O' ;L ' Thor. Fraser, -Presidmt . qivarrel bitterly'with .his father and to
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Specialist tit Crown and * Bridge Srucefleld P. '0.* ,- ' , P. E. .- Hayst, : See�. - Iellv'o . his borne in .in , ger'L 'L. L I � ; - .� I
.. I work. . . . . Treasurer, . Seaforth P. 0. - I � - I .. "'Arait, ."..carne the
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Graduate of the Royal College . of . �, ' ' . .
IL Pental Surgeons of Ontario. Honor William Shesney, -,S.eaforth ; Jbh bpf0e� the word 'desertion.* I . I . , I
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. graduate of University of Toronto =!,. Winthrop.; George �Dale, Sea, rsicelesi�. d6seftlon," repeat I ed t6 qlaw-
Dental Department. Graduate of the , John Watt, Harlock; - John 9, .. .� . .. .Le
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Chicago College of Dental Su ery . Bennewles, 19rodhagan.;. James Evan. I . , , , * ,
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Chicago. I B6echwood;. James. Connolly, * �. . .... . * . .11 I
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Bayfield, every Monday from 10 a. -* . . .. )i .-LL �. .
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. Robert Smith, 1-farlock'-,11R, Ilia- `.[A, N.
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� AUCTIONEER -JAMES SMITH L1- .. � I . I � .
. Ville . �:. . . � The parchinqu crackItug under his P'C?&
� . ' . censed Auctio ' neer for the County pa I rties desirous 'to effect Insurance . . I . .
� ., of Huron. All orders entrustod to . . . yer, the pr,r0ment crackling under his
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. �:,� we will receive prompt attention. piomptly attended to* on a . pplicatio pen. I ., _. . .
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'. Will sell either by percentage or, I . . Judge Conwell gAahced curiously at
. to ady of the a;bove officers addressed Hnrry - Sande'
. per sale. Residpnee.on the Bayfleld . .. r§on , as. - be, bititted the
Road, one mile south cl Clinton. to their .respective postoffices. Losse emendation. - lie ,4tnew the liking of
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inspected by the, dirpetor Who live;. theLero.,,s grained and,taelturn,old In-
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United States Subscribers . I . . - . - . - . IL � had come ,to the pas�tsh only two
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�. willplease note that we have to 'a'a L rd . logical studies, to fill il,-plaeo tern o-
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. Pay one cent Postage on each pal) . .1 . . . rarily vacant and had stily by sheer
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er going to th.A United Statc*. ; ' ' 11 CLIN . TON :- � L . . _ .. : ". " '. . ONT. - rorce of.persuruill.ty. Ile wondered If.
I'� This means that your subscrip- L. . I . . .. aside from natural magnetic qualities,
tion must be paid in advance. Terms of. subscription -U. per year in this liking had not been due first of
.. When ypu see your subscription.. advance, $1.50 may�be charged.L. if till to the curious resemblance Petwobn
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I" expiring please remit $1.50 tot an- . ii6t go. paid'. No.paper discontinued 'the young minister and tbeabsent. son
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. other year -so that You will not .. until All, arr'ears are paid, unlesg at .whom Divid $tlr6s 'wits diainherit.ing.
�� Tniqs any cl)pies of The Nevs-Rer-- . foras fit as'mold of fenture'webt the
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.., : soij . I I . date th which every. subscription is ..young minister and tile ne'er-do-Well.
. . ! -paid is denoted on the -libel. . L inight hare been tWInL brothers. '
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. . . I I Adverti�fng . rates-TrangiontL &aver- the: community more ' than bad Harry.
. . 1*60 - YEARS* � . . tisem�nts, - 10 cents per nonpaiiel Sandetsotf. He had entered upon hU
Allmmk, EXPERIENCE - line for first insertion and 3 cents duties with the marks of youth. �ond,
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, . . . . . ion. Small advertisements. not to come thick upon him rind had. brought I
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IN exceed one inch, such as . P ar e,h' of mauner
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I I. A k "Strayed," or "Stolen," ete', in- and an apparent tricapacity for doing
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I f I'll JIM In. I serted once f6r 35 cents and L"kich things In a hackneyed way,
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. subsequent insertion 10 cents. ,on Harry Stindorgon
- TRADE MARKS � Flo recognized few Precedents elther
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I .1 I L DrSIGNsl ' Communications intend6d for Pilbliea- In thenew triethods tind millin#ry-with
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. Anyone Amd1hir a skatchn . V
.�, . 4wokly astonaln ow! opittic �(,�V. fafth, be accompanied by the name 'in h1c; perstrinal lintilts. Instood of nt-
I I invention leprabablypAt �,ommuniel%N . I
I IAN 80 on Patents of the wrif,-r. tondIng the mooting of St. Andeew's;
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tionsattl I 0011t)(1011tal. 0 .
lent freaVidoot ageney for accuringiatont(I.. , 'tnrt custo
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I , I ratonts taken t rough Nunn & a. r000lva . — . )rnllil. nfter the c6nq 161 6f
, oegiga notW, without charge, intho . lits predoepsior. he Nvas nlit to ho founrl
, , *R" , - . � W, J. MITCHE LL, pHyIng Ill,; violin (n p,twdcm wit's
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a rat Al'..M.6 1711, . 01 Editor and. PtOP.Het6r. himi lit the mirtnrt oitudv that adloln(1
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I . kulation of any selontiho Joarnal. ,ret I . the gothle oliapol wher� tic shp�hprdorl
.. � Uanada, $3,75 a yoar. poaago . prepatkl� Sold by L . _ '' . , I — "t.ro.., L
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A I 91] ZIOWSdeta3m, .1. I . I I I L 11 . . I I I . hiq f.11401inhilble 1100? or tramping �,
� Ifluffica.2019roadway, Now Yo the, muntry with n brIor'pi'lu- In hl,A
firat, oa�54.05rst�WaWnatou,D.Q I 11I.—MIS mootb nsid Ills brown spotilol. Itummv,
I " ,a, 1A 111.111flik 1*10AM tinvitit, fit Wss neotr.L Ul$ othlPtlic frAit;q
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. � ond clean chiseled features, milde h0o
"" I I I I L., I ', 1.111, I Trairis� will arrive at and depart a vitro figure for the r6ading desk, as
"I", , , from Clinton Station asAollows I his violin practice. the out of his golf
1=_ ' flannels, the libmaotilate elegance of
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. : L � 44 49 don he affected In big buttonhole.
I . , I MONTHLY MAOAZINP- It 49 i - '. 8107 P,lil' nistdo him for the younger men it good-
. . I . A IIIAMILY LWAAAV I . 5-Iri' li, m- ty Pattern of the cloth, and It had
. ., �1 'no L eSt 'R Going ,We6b 441.07 A.. in. speedily grown to be the fashion to
0 I Carred Literature , I 44 It . 1,25 P, ni- bear the brilliant young minister.
l �. 12 CdMPLZTIt N61VEkA YkAftV to 14 I . 6.40 1 p.m. Something of all this was to the law -
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, , _� J 419.80 OCK YCAN,- 26 6till. A 60 OY Going S6uth . 1,50 a. M. "I do give and bequeath the sum of
1P 6 $I it ,28 P tit $1.000 wild the memory of his sitiagoot
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I twit*V NUMAKK 66MOLfte lk 11rillifte,
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tire of thegirl who sat by the screen,
Till& was, Jessica Holmes, the orphaned
daughter of a friend of the old man's
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early years, who bad recently come to
the house In the aspens to Oil the vold
left by Hugh's departure. Harry could
see the contour of throat and %�rl.sts,
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the wild rose mesh of the skin against
the Rowney blue gown, the pienteous
red bronze hair uncoiled nod failing In
4 single braid and the shadowy pat4o.9
of tier eyes. Clear hazel eyes they
were. wide and full, but there was in,
them no depth of expression, for 4es-
slea Holme was blind, Ass the crisp,
deliberate accent pointed the judicial
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period as with 4 subterranean echo of
Irrefutable condemnation Alarr7 saw
tier under lip Indrawn, her hands clasp
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tightly then unclasp In her, lap. Pliant.
grare& hands, be thought
, Wildness could not make
"Go on 11 rasped the old man.
"The r4idue of my estate, real and
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my ward. Jessica Hoime,--A
He, broke off suddenly, for the, girl
was. kneeling by the chair groping for
the restless hand that wandered oil the
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afghan and crying In a strained, agI,
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not othiirwisel" His voice rose. "What
has he done to deserve anything from
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me? What has be bad all hiplife but
kindness? And how. has he repaid It?
-By being a waster and rs� prodigal. By
s6tting me In contempt and finally, by
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forsaking Ind In my old age -for his
own paths of ribaldry.11 .
The iirl'sbook her bond. "Von don't
know where he Is now or what lie Is
dolligI Oh. lie was wild and reckless. I
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have no doubt, but when he quarreled,
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and left. you wasn't It perhaps because
he was too quick terripered? And If he
hasn't come back Isn't 'it perlitips be..
cause be -is too proud?" . . .
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. "Jessica, I've not forgiven 41m seven
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seven. But he doesn't'want. forglvp�
ness, To him I am only 'the old man'
who refused to 'Put tip' lon�ger for his
. fopperiesand extravngti aces! Whimhe
tek this house4six moriffis st-o he del
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� shdu*t 6ie . back when I ,am In mY
grave .to play ducks and- 4rakes wil -
-the money he misugesl Aod.l've Hied'
It so that you won't. be -able to give It.
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- away either, Jessica." . . ' I .
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about with ii hopelLiss. gesture, "Oil.
wou'i'you help' ine?" stiv.snid.. She.
spoke more to herself. ,it.seented. than -
to either of the men who walted. - .
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.. gaadc'mon."_ said the .old trial,, with
' 'bitter lie ' reeness. llfttn.,, his, band, "I_
4are � say'Y.ou think I arn. hard. but I
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JsInce .Hugh was - born when I wouldn't .
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- to� see Alm. as be.might linvo be*en but, . .
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were only its like you it) other tbly"is
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asbe Is In feitture! .You are nea.rly ille
snmeagb� - You .%vent . ro the . s: . Anse cot- .
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advantages and the stitne t6tuptations,
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Yet .Von. an orphan, coniv out a ,. divitil.
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t� student. rind Hugl)-lily Son!-eomeg
out st_ilolsterer� with gaudiling debts. it .
member of the ,fast set,' *oil(- of it. (Ils.so-
lute fraternity . knovirtrus, *The Stillit14".
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sbarne to the Institution!" . . ' ' ,
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I . fla.rry.Stinderson turne.cl .slowly to,
-the It-Ight. 'A strnsi"ge'pa'not�ima I'll flint,
moment had flushed tfirough his bt-a . In
-kaleldoscople, tileturet ' 4 of an early
rb&ldess � era whorl he -. had � no( be(w
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known as, the "llev. rIeftrySanderson.,
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"I think I ought *to say that I *n.4
.the fomidler,,nuililt tbi time you .speilk
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of, theabbot of The Saints, I was lit the
. sause rear wItb flugh, We si.w?,od our
wild oals together, it tidy &op. I fasicy. .
for its both. That Page or iny life is
.PaRted down. . I speak. of It.. now .be.
muse It would be cow,ordly not to. I
litive not seen , Hugh since *. col',ege
. closed four years ago. But 1111en. I ,�vas
,all N-011 eatled litin-a waster and a
protil-al. And I wus'inorp, rot while
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others followod. I led.' Af eolloge I
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. wns; known its *19ata ' it Sanderso I.' "
"It lq the Ilugh of the -pr(-.,,vnt that
I it . lit dea ling jvltll��' said the oll mdri,
Fo r. David , stit.&H %-.'A*A just aild Ile wsi�.
. feeling it. griln rospect .rol. Ilal-r,7;0,�
. hot I esty. . . . .
Ilarry acknowledged . . the ' brusque
L,.1twiltie,;r or tt,s tf-at. witt, ,l lit(!P (Ho,
thin of ti'le liand. As Ike spo! ' ce lie had
been reoling.10*4 wdy'khrough it anize ot
.cuutriAdIetory Impulses. For a ritollwat '
I I- I ' k lit that oQ Iree-spone
he Iiii(I iwen ba .
silble One; tho Hugh lie had Ittiown *
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thvu had sprung to his tiihid'A o,re, an
lnilbitl#,� Ittler. 41th it certain grace -
and brilliancy of matitier that made
hint hall-feti,ow-well-met. Wit withal"
shallow, .foppish and Incorrigible, a
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cheap and ishnbl),V imitator of the out,
%vard trianner. not the Inner graces, of
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good fellowship. Yet Ilugh hild betm
one of his own "fast set" They had
,called hint I'Satan*s shallow." a tribute
to the acturil eegetublance as Vvell as
to the palpable Imitation be affectod.
Ilarry shivered a little. The situation
seetwd; In ntitle'lrbri�, to be rovers -
lug Itself, It 'was ah If not alone
Ilugh, but be. Unrey Sanderson, Ili the
person or that past of Ills, was now
brought to bar for judgment In that
e0orn. For tile Instant he forgot how
utterly characterless Hugh had shown
hinist,lf of old. how devoid of all d( -
sive for rehabilitation his pfesent repp.
ntation In the towil argued him. At
that monlent It seemed as It In saving
t1ugh from this tondenination, he was
pleading for himself its ho'had been.
for the 'further chance which be. but,
for circumstances, rierhaps. had needed
too. .
"YOU0111 he raid, "have lived a life of
just and balanced. notion. It Is bmd
In the borie. You 'hate all loo-,ke, can#
duct. and rightly. You hate It most In
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k -b rfir tile ".1111111,46 11(1ah0tI Mist IW 11
yonr k4ou The ven rehitio's, Jugko'g. it .
Illore 11111"wKitile to vollutt-111111cp. Ili -
8110111d be like Y,ou--of tPisilierate ,Intl
prudeut babIt. Put dki you 111141 Its.
st-Irt ou equal tprut.-A'r Your grand. to,
("Itf-W Wutz (I I-Atalitlish; your aneestry 1
was undiluted 1111ritall. 111.1 JlI1g!1
have lilt your fund or rp,;Istaucj*,,, %%It i
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,in(, It wits the turning of 11 Jong 1.1lie.
..Flugh Pet'llaP4 111,1% not ttlrnpd�yet." I
A breath of that p:n,t llf(. I,.-t(l gwppt 0
unew over 1lIII'r,%1, tile old slinildering . . . . . .
recoll Ilgahl,6ad rusAied upon lilin. I"I I
gilve his voice -.1 C111,1011k; (-11(.I-gv a4 lit. .
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Vilded: "An(I I littv*. seen bt1w far a �� 0
man may go and yet-c,oillp bacli.",
There was a panso. The judge had
an, Inspiration, I Ile folded tbo"parch. - �
tuent. . __
, "Perhaps it.would be as ,weil,,, he -0;��
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said Irk it matter of fact way. "If the Lie
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I signing he left open for the pre ent. 0, . lec
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He rose as he spoke and laid the doc- at th
UmOnt on the -table. I migh
, For a moment David Stires. sat In I be s
silence. Then he sal.d. with a glint of was
the d1d Ironic fire: "You should have after
been, a special pleader, Sanderson. Ile
There's no client too bad for them to nier,
I make out a case fort, Well -well, we tile 0
won!.t sign tonight I will read It I e.
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over again wh,p.n..l am,more equal to and.
it". . . I , nod
. For Iong the old man sat alone. mus- join[
Ing in his chaIr. At length he sighed 610ar
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and toot- 'up a roqgazine, He wits oat
thinking of 1-larry Sanderson, Into
I "How like!" he sald aloud. "So San- effor
derson rowed Wit wild oats too! * 0 * cet it
When lie stopd' there. with the light on al,tes
Ills knOc--witcri, be talked -I. -I could. band
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almost have thought It wits Hugh!"
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I ft ARP.Y SANDERSON and was
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� LL -4-- -, , -The yc� diful follies
that.he had resuvrected when he had Blak
palled "hinisolf, his .old nlekslarrie' of It hit
"jSatan Sanderson `.he �had left so f. , ir ill -nos
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behind hint, had .buried so deep. that be de
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the Irolik- turn . of, cirenuistatag":0 tti,it He
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. bad dragged themAnto view , sc,elned dark.
i6trusIr.e it.nd, rntillclou4. * . � . him
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He lind raved. all' old c.ollt'g-ii'mate perfe
from possible disInheritarice and the line t
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. ,. , - _. . health was" pre. t') Its
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I 0; - , � . I I - W411 it thigo of n ,
* - ... , /s. � satisfictiou. The, s t!)
. I - ,� I � Jeastor tbiIit tic- dul'o
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.. . I .. ctillar an4 611c, . rind
J . , . . � - Wh . o ha . d I . field 1)14 . hild
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... L��k- '. I able L qualities,, , these
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�:r .� � i . never shirked sill It w
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Was he, the "SalftlL -the ' old intin-ri, thlrg
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Sandcrsov'" Ih *nt currod.''to him. his h
WM31 .gettiNg 11,1. Old ony . - timn nielit
. . d,cscrt& . . . reap, whAt he thton
spired. after nil? Was bi-, thtt �4atjl,, llaw�
S-Inderran" that was, getting 'Nak av '17fidA
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serts? . 1. . ; � . q For
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. ,The, later ,tit bt was very Still, ROIT .was t
the wooll. lifthig. like a pitper kanterik .
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: over the ftspi�u top.q. silvered, 1111 tit(- . learn
. � have
landscape. 1.0 Its plaelo .radlance the - .
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white bouso�loonied In a gliogtly -palloi- , PI -111
The witidoWs ,of one sl . do Wel-e Ailitlik ,- tellbt
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but Lmhltid 'the llbvary ,,had(.-' tit, ther
bullb.0 . Its latilp stift drowsed like it trion- - grea t
I ter glowworm.' - From �tlwl`hgiadowy hP5 w
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uld4of the bultding stretched .it starrow be le
L. lt,4 froat covert -d by it rose. trellis 11-14�s
- whose pille blos.;otns to tho`-.�oft'nlght As
air tulngled their delicate fragrance In th
with that of the jasuilne. - � . was a
Save for the one bright� pane there I With
seemed now no life or movelvient to the.e
tile bouse, - But outside, An the inoon. figure
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light ;I lurching. sbabblly.�lothed f1g. f0t It
. 'Ure tnorod; making his, tirivertitin way cri iris
with the dollborittitin of cornposin! In, gown
ebri6ty. The sash of th6 Window was Wirt
ralsted it. few Inches, and lie noddeo Wd 1)
Angely at tile' yellow shq#e. . blinds
I "Guy old Allver top," he blecotigbed., Mel I
*lq(-e yon it) (lie worningl" . reboll
Ile vaps,vi against no n1thea hush rind t
rind shrink w!, head with owltsh grart, � tile 10
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ty sis tip dt."titringled Illmsolf. Then lie "Pe � M.
staggerqd sereitiely to the MRP trellto To
rind, chons.4ing Itt; ftngle with sin osur. ed Po
since that botrayed anclent practleo, P090.
elfrobed to thO upper window, shot IN 1110119
boft with it knife find tot tilinself In. Place
UP painstildrigly closed 6oth vvindow14 StUnd
and Inner blinds before lie turned on ' 1111
an eltletrIc light. . . the g
In the room In which he now Atcwd stood -
ho had stored his boyish teellsttres nnd Jllnl
shtt-ked his ainturer tasks. it rhould he 1111
have had deepee human ast;q6clationli. IyOd
too. for once, before the house b(ld blinill
boon onhirged to Its Present. propor. 130 In
tions, that chit in ber had bcen his moth. girl %i
or's. The lifafeebal Niel rose that, clath- cried
bered to the window sill 'had been not N
pIftnted.6y her blind. In that room he fall?
Ind bomen born. And In It had occureod 1101lut
that Abarp. corrosive quarrel with his the tl
fAthor on the hight,rhe had fixing b1m. elfft1b
self front the hou!k vowing never to ber, b
return. . .Tile
As Hugh Stites stood looking about truddo
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him It seemed for an Instant to bis 9� race.
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, clouded seuses ste�ms! Was be alrea'd,v"whotly black.
---% that the past sts ened In her opinion?, What did pho
1). months of Ivan- think or him? why 41d she bring
. i dertug'alid till' those- flowers to, that. et , pipty room?
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�� . ,savory q.ilveu, Could It have been she who bad kePt
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% . ture were 8 It clean and fresh, and unaltered againd
. I. � /�;11 d r o a in, There liti; return? A gon.fidint. daring to*
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.. 1� t5f was ,his bed, grew In Ills; eyes, Ile wished she couli$
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, � with, Its clean see him. to that purple tie find velvet
I � kJ/ linen sheets and smoking jacket. What an, opportunitr
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I(N, soft I P I 1 1 0 Ws. for a rouja tic * self Justification't
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� How he would Should he speak? ISUPPOse it should
01' � I like to lie down frighten her!
�� I just as be was Cirance onsvvered him. His respf,m
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.and sleep a full tiort had conveyed to her the knowl-
II - round of III the edge of a Presence In the room. He
I 1_00 I I clOcklIAst ght heard her draw Is. quiet- Oreath. "Some . �
I lie bad slept- one Is here!" she whispered,
lj� where had he Ile started for*aa "Watt. walt1w,
4A� dlept? Ur� had be stild Ifi a loild whisper as she '
71141de dip.4-Tit 80- forgotten forthe .spra it,, - back. But the voice seemed to
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tton troin t1w4e. inoment. Lie startle her the more4 and before be
" looked longingly could reach ber'side she was gone, go
e spotless coverlId. .No; some one heard tier flying step, descend the stair -
t appear, and It would not do to ond tht' opening and cic4ing of a 400r.
een In ' fits present condition. It The sudden (fight jarred Hugh's
scarcely 10. Time enough for that pleasurable mense of novelty. Be thrust
ward, . his hands deep Into his pockets. Now
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.drevv out the drawer of It efiffro. he was In for It! $he would alarm theF
opened a closet and gloated over hoese. rouse the servants. He should
rder and r9enty of their corttents. bare a starIng dom6stic audience for
nade difficult selection from t1tese the Imminent reconciliation his sobered- .
steadying Ws progress by wall , sense told film was so. necessarV. � *
(,hair, opened. the dooi, of an .Ill- -qhrng,-Ing his shoulders, he went
ng buthroolli. It colitalued a ctr� quickly qown the stair to the library.
Inith with a needleihower. With- H ctly what be
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removing Ills clothing he climbed should spe there --the vivid girl witht
-this. balancing himself with all the hue of fright tit bet cheeks, the '
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t� found and turned the cold fall- ,
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110 l0t the ley water, chilled from It-> 3�, .
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Isla depths, trickle over h1m.in a . I . . .
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red stinging needle points. .` I Y_ -. -,.,
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wfig it My ditterent figure that . - . .�,
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climbed the rose trellis The old . � 0;1I I , 4� '.
tered the larger room it half hour . . � -
Until tne'sIlliking'inuillark that . . . . 1:
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b Illy. a 41011P of *soiled and sodden A I .I-. .
Ptits: the new stood forth shav- , . . - I - _11�� , ,
ragrant with- f 11-sh ,linen and clean . " .-I, . . I I . � .
fit appurel, The maudlin hit(] ran- IT ON. /,- . . .
the gaze was unvexed and ' . f . 'A .
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t, the whole uian seemed to have . ir I , 11
d. Into himself. to , hify.;i. grown . ,�-- /
nonchalant, debonair. �� . I 3
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Is hand. Palm oti.tward. b,etweeU .w� . "
lectrie globe' and.his e e; TWFe . i,� I .
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not si'tremor ,of ne'rve or muscli.� I . I . . L � 'I"
miled. No . headache, ,no fever, no :. - I . .
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rtain. feet, or tri,-mbling . ,band$ 'or , .
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en tongue sifter. more- than ,a ;,�k .,�-.� .�11 . I .,.
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.of deep potations. He. could gtlll' I � I I . . � . �
r up" as he used. io do .(with '41%, 1 . � I .. � �. .
6. the bntler.. to help .Illai.l. When - "Ift. �, -INV son/" he. cried. ..
d been a mere matter o . 41* tit. Iei-bi, ,
tipsiness.. And how fine it Je.1t to shaded lamp, the wheel chalvand the
� feeble,old.man with'his furrowea face
ceutly clad agalul . . �
� . . 1 and gray mustaches. What he himself
crossed to it cheral glass. -The 'should say he Ithd not had, time to re-
bandsome face that looked out tit . .;,ec - .
was clean cut- and Aristocratic. I .t. * . . .
. The -figure In the chair looked up Alf ,
of save for one. blemlidi-a pale the door opened.. "Hugh!" be 'cried
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hat. slanted across the'right :brow.. � .
, . . . and hall! lifted himself from his seat
ralburuirk, resembling a scar. All Then he se . ttled back, and the stsfiken, I �.
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fe this mark h.td beep� an oyesore � . I . .
�- Indomitable eyes' fastened themselves
. owner. It had it trfek 'of ' turn- du Ills son's face. .. ..
n evil red under t1i.e.stress of "'I- ' Hugh was melodMmaticm-cheaply go.
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r emotlon. . � I . t . -
.� . . Ile sawthe girl r. art at the name, saw ,
the fe - atures. young aM vigoroins tier hands- catch at the klmono to drx6r
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ey Were; su6tle lines Of sel"' In- Its folds over tile bilto Wfilte throat. _ .
nee hail already set tbcm.wIre,:, -
. . . saw the riell color thLat flooded ber .
beneath, their exprossion. 6tvaller., brow.' ne saw himself. suddenly the . .
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c#essing., Iny tile, untulstaka!)le inovin' . . I
. . 9 hero of tli6 * stagery, tile '
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sita,of Inherited weakness. hut. � tractive. .Force of: the: I situatlon. R40
the gifier did not see. rle I- .
. (� -tears calile to bi,,; eyes; tears of Inslu-, ,
d hirliself with egotistic compla- .eere fLellng, due . ptirtly to the ell . ea is -
.. Here he was Juqf as 5ound as . .wlilsky lie had drui . il� that day . . whoss -
He had had his fling ,in(] titught 011tv.1111114, collsocitsences tie had so dras- I .
governor" Ok he votild, get along . . .
. . tictillY banished, auLl partly to sheox ,
enough williont'any paternal neip aol.voilq
chose. . .. . .. .. � .e..� I eltIltibu. I . . . I
. � , . � "Father!'. --be� sald, and came and .
attentively surve,re,,I tbe roo.n. clilight tile gaunt' hand that shqolr
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as �Jenri� and .diiA.t.od--orIheutl* It .-tignil.,14t tile chair., .. I .
boen. carefully tended. lie ndgil� ' ,rhea the ' . dpi,ps of the old nin it's '
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stepped out of it yesterday. Not. heart were str0denly broken tit). - I'My
ng litia been (ILdurbed-y"s. one
t� . . son!" be cried tind' threw, his JILI.InS ,
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... rlisportnilt,that find hangover - about hint. "Htighi my boy -my b6y!"
Pit wits not In Its phivo.* :A. mo-. � .,
. � Jessfea ,xalted_'to hear. no mor*: .
ary qeiise of trepidation rusll�'d TiIrilling with gladness and Aushing
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;6111 hint. Could lils rather realls, u-Ith the sudden recollectio I it I of hei
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111pant-all lie lind sal(I tit IL14 rage?. b,nre. throat and feet.. she slipped awar '.
to really rupars to disown hInt? � . t tier room to creep Into bed and lie' :
an Imnsint tie fae(sd the litill .door w1di% ey I ed rind thinking. . . .1
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01,119P.- uncons"loup of hI.11 011,4,411ne" , *�hp 6144 uev,pr ppan oven -a rolintaxtOlt
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h1t lard or %�,bose coming be ban "' ..
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-warned him. Was� she Part of �a . . . � . I . . .
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of repristil-her presence there a - , . . - . . . ,� ..
five threat to him? Could his fa- ' . � . THE SISTERHOOD. * ' ': .
utean to adopt her? 11 ' Ight Wat � ' - , _ -_ I . ..
hoi I we. those grounds. tile bU.Ik of. ; I've kno , eked about the Sivin Sens, .
eRlth, go, to her. unit he. the son. I Eve thraveled lorig and T.hravOest
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ft Ili the cold'? Ue*slliveved. Per- ' light, ; . . � .�
he had sta From Nrdiff down to C'arib keys. I
.yed away too long! . .1 ioull
bi% turned again, he I liou . rd. it son n d i . 11rorn Shillighid I
e hall. Ile listened. A light step Bight. - ' ,
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pproachlrig-the'swish of ago"I'll' From 11otterdam to 'Frisc . o Bay, ..
a sudden Impulse no, stopped Into Froin Bristol clear to -Singapore,
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inbrasure of tile. windoAv, as the I'vo Bwu!ig and sung'and had me Wily
I or a girl pa used lit tlie .aoor. 116 1 . Wid wimmen that Vill see no more.
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bs filet., flush. She had thrown tL Y .
on . khriono Piver her white ntght� Ili fjord. atoll and harbor town.
I l ion so6tued to. . Far North, and far beyont the Line,
to the brown- I
the dusk of the doorway Ilk I've Ila& thim, b1sic1c and white and
reast or a robtn. She field In bet And slipaldil' i I V I 'ry tongue . but,
it bunch of, the pale Alarechal . mine I . � . . . .
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-osegi and bls eye caught tile long . . .
tons sweep of her bronze, hair ivn, kissirl' back wid. furrin yords -
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he rosy Out of bare feet through . I'd niver ltnow the meanin' oto
opsted, ineshes of her night glip. Ari(I cooin' iioft loilco" sbleepy birds, . .
. Wid lips so tired and full ,av love!
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his wonder the sight ot the llgnr.- But, IvIlitt" or blftel� or brown, I Itnew
orri.seenied to cause her no sur%� Xot ivanst their bathen tongue or
For on Instant she stood, still sis name:
Is listening, then. ontorod and Yet ill tho end I've found it's thruo
d the roses In it Vaso on a -reading "Alost iv,ry *0mall iveops the same,
by the Wilaide, . -Arthur Stringer.
;h gasped. To reach, 'the stanci ---..—. .
Irl bad pfissed. the spot where bQ 1411f, Way Out of It.
but $tie had taken no note of "Ile don't give nuthin' to the church I
Her gaze had gone by hint as 11 nowl" ,
d been empty ain, When be real,,,, "No. ,14omebody told him thv 'Bible
the truth: Jossitca 11olme wa#. ilays salvation In 1froe.1 an' he saysi fur
Aforeall's letter had given hint bo It from 11111, tar disDute the Scrip-
1,11tig of that, 86 this was the ttreal" I
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1tb Whern big father now threat- I . __ ,
himl Was sho countIng on his rAberty (..Tt.qtg In proportloll to whole.
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