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and turned Away with a 6athly at*-
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wofiLliear.
I - caught net brea 34 0 P .-V I... V, " ,o4� .Y, F,V -- , R -
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gasp. gave tbn pony'a cut with "r, silvf)r*
�'Mllss Harding!" be exclaimed, de.
ness at his heart, which his VOt, White
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she reached the ballroom, what Cap%
lightedly, "this Is, Indeed. an unlocked.
fac,e did not reveal. � .
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for P_Ieasure," and his fair, flushed,
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from her so Strangely? There IS oer. I - .
surely hits bride must be here . down the serpentine road ah ar-
Sax0ft face certainly looked the o-
Drexel, .said Iriez'Moutstrossor, spite.
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or if she replied At fill. L
She was consclouivat last that lie
light -he expressed.
Villy. " ,� .
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Then Hubert Rathatone approached
He knew Coralle was listenin,& even.
bate the girl, now, It It Is true tut ,�
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.lie here? how can I IWO three weeks of the group on the )awn. .
"Heaven the
and took charge of Coralle, and the
though she bad 'turned her 901dell,
Allan Drexel .cares for lier-he, the
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thank Heaven, for one , mom
Captain followed with Miss Montstroa.
'head miay, and -lie answered careless.
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almost be. terapted to-muroler her .1 I
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I witness his gaze.r�sttng upon horse Is running away!" v
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- The, meeting between Cor.alle and
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"I am si[ire I did no more than a
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will settle the matter thist very night."'
quite alone, but ,she found herself too
excited to think clearly. Her thoughts
Inez Moutstropsor was certainly a lit-
, other gentleniali, would have done, up.-
On theafternoon that Inez Monte 11 I
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strossor made this resolve -Ay, In � .
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th9t welled up to !let blue Captaln,'Stafford -had sprung 0
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such a. gay pa. rty of. young-Igilles And
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rash as. to, attempt to ride a horse like
tba,t very hour -quite a littlet in elderit , ..
struck: up and took: .those around'her
. gentlemen, It was not noticed,
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QQrallemas just tfirning jiway when
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that jar back ,of the villa, - . I
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take place.' Allan's. bride Was , not lie WAS clinging In such terror; . and
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flave a tete-wte�e with the captain. I .
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Allan Drexel �miong �L group of gentle.
wbuld be sure death!" and gathering
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of a young girl, wliom iny aunt
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,) the T41118 with a firm hand; and
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halt hour by herself, and thither she ' .
0641, She would cross tl.ie room
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So I quite.belleved
I - caught net brea 34 0 P .-V I... V, " ,o4� .Y, F,V -- , R -
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she reached the ballroom, what Cap%
8 he answerid, "I lived With my aunt,
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surely hits bride must be here . down the serpentine road ah ar-
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Cramps,
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She was consclouivat last that lie
away from the house in a fit Of MOU"
tal aberration. As. I could flud,no
with Jilin, I must meet,ker face to face row. ' , � . .
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at last, Ali, Heaven, w4y did I ever A hoarse cry rose,�f r
" Coralle had brought a book of Pocim , .
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Back �chc,
was- leaving list .with a low bow, and,
believed she -
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.lie here? how can I IWO three weeks of the group on the )awn. .
"Heaven the
dark, handsome face was between her I I
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thank Heaven, for one , mom
had wandered to the river
under the same roof with them? How . save Coraltel My God,
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and the printed page, ,and she 1414
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Pains In, Side ant Limbs
blessed little m4ment, she. might be
road of goinF therd-and had fallen
I witness his gaze.r�sttng upon horse Is running away!" v
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down the book In despair. ' ,
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quite alone, but ,she found herself too
excited to think clearly. Her thoughts
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-1maglue my great a ent on
her face, wlitli the light o t love In . 11 - .. . .
-those dark eyes -and live!" * I . CHAPTER XV. ,
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She was looking out dreamily and ,
tholiglitfully over the'roses, when she I
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She was glad the dance' musip
meeting her here to-rilglit-glive -Bud
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th9t welled up to !let blue Captaln,'Stafford -had sprung 0
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struck: up and took: .those around'her
come into tb,o possession
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fortune I
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take place.' Allan's. bride Was , not lie WAS clinging In such terror; . and
Drexel, -all
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flave a tete-wte�e with the captain. I .
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of a young girl, wliom iny aunt
there; 4e came . and the -riding party,
-In to. dinner with lhez AsIN-a
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where Miss Montstrossor sat,'and beg
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believes to have rendered her some
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.Montotrossor leaning on his arm. ,' with white with.
Coralle affected. not- to .see him, but, scarcely a ro(I behind him. . � .
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ated; be . .
come.11 he entre, .
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down I liave followed you ,
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her to take her home., for she felt Ill-
ill unto death, . . . -
She has adopted
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once or twice during the meal. She felt A curVo of, the road. brought them
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the 1ored of the steady gaze of Allan's within sight of Corallej aVA.'wlth -
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bete purposely� because I have some- , " '. "
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q, ' Agency. Money to loan. -.-.-
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thing to say to you. I feel that I must
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Pills for sick headache 2=4 '�
thoughts Into execution, she saw some-
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.disinherited.
.46 not mind that'if
Ali, well, I Would �
upon her. I . . . her'swaying to and fro In the
Allan was- amazed at Coralie's ready like a; reed in the wind.
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She.atarts baw� and looks at, him ' .. I
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face, her little - ',hands.
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dizziness. . Ask your dealer.
before she glanced up, she knew by
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wit and sparkling repartee. Could It be Despite the captain's ende4vor, his
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the wild throbbing of her heart that it
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from me. - .
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that .this brilliant girl was the s*O'et .oft horse -had becon4a unmanageable
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little Coralie had'nestled In his -and shot down �1,,Ide-path, and
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. "Coralte!" he cried, sto.oping* down
her that. his hot'breath Scorch. -
filr -of face as an allgel-but oh, don't
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think. she nitiat'have a ;ery wick -i
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arms�--her white arms twined around, 'Coralie was left to her fate. , .
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his whispering In a ony of fear, Allan urged
coming, for there was just such a locik . - I
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"Oh, Allan, I ,hope you: will ,never his horse ollward.leaving his compan-
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But before she -could -utter one tword
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to the' It but for a
moment, I must see jyo.u!--"you' must
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lited out, and the YoUlig girl in-
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becaus tons far'. behind, . :
regret having plarried. me; a �
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yoti are so far ibove me, and I am duly Suddenly a terrible cry broke from
of excuse to. leave him, he sprMg for- - ..
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It girl's pride rose
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should, Allan, I should surely die." Witch Ha el *al galloping riderless
ward, claspilig her hand, pouring, forth � � .
SUP h -love that'simply be- -
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"Don't, Captain. Stafford!" gasped. , .
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. me rjamembor that he tried tq
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you, you,
aunt's affectionS .
Miss Mbntstros�or',"' Ife asked,hoarse-'
e'd as completely. as his broken dream lImD Ilkilre lying, with ,white, lipturn.
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�.- 11 .P _ -5- . I . � - , - a V . I el P . � . so. You must not love me, indeed, Yom
Yes, wreck: my lite before man and ly. , . � . .. ' . . . , , , . .
. MY . . fair, yourigi. imperious beauty over , s'.4o,. ,,.. . I .. I.,. . . . Must got." - .. � - ., . ..", . * I.
so il --before: God, and let that thought . Inez nodded -pleased. to sow. the' whom pen raved. . . I .. . I . It ,%
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harden my heart against him,, was seed of distrust -finVi. heart . . As fdr Coralie, she.glanced past'him I aaddle* 6nd Was bending over her. . I . I .
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the. thought that flashed across her beautiful. girl, whon! his eyes hg4L -with indignant -eyes. ' . . e," he replied eagerly�. "Love is . - , * - -
mind ". She drew back from him with been following aboitt, so constantly . With a, groan, wrung from . �
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. . , "How dare he flIrt.so openly and depths' of his b . I I her ia . fatC and . I would mot help loviiik you 1..� . - .
seoru So haughty It must hav49 fairly ever since he.had bebri. seated by her 'outrageously "with Inez Montatrossor?" . I . � .
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paralyzed any dther. man. ., I side. -. , - . she wondered, "some oftie_ .,ought to I . -�irere�iar be-. - "Uhave no,liear� - to give idti, Cap- , 11� . . :.
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��Allilat," she repeated In a ' cold Ithad. been a terrible shook to the. warn'Inez against wasting her , time it. -Ab-:-w e . Stafford," -shc.'.re I
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.proud voice,'everY vibration of wjijjc� 'healttless rildee to meet her angered upon him, Some one'should warn her h . , there was no one . itness th , tain ' , plied, In, a low. . . . . I— ,,� I
.lit . . surging wive of passionate grief . that vote , . . . . . "t 4
cut through a heart like. a -dagger's - aunt,,, and to learn of the vast fortune tAit he was not free,to Woo and wed," . I . e. .^ - . . � ..
thrust. "Pardon lite, I do not see how. time been within her She thought. ' '. '. " �' - . I - . welled'up'from his heart, as he clasp- "'Tell me this much!,!' he cried,,pa.le '
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. . ' that -had at one - . . � I more to his.bosom Iii a- mad - 'to the, very lips, "Do . you. love ant �dne. I . . . I
,ess that' word t ��grasp, but whith should now go to - . .
,You dare addr 6 me . . . . , That affOrnoon the matter- was set-, embrace the, pretty, .young bride Whom else, Coralie? H,av' . �-ou �i lo,verO" % . . . ��
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What right hale' you ,to' dictate t; - ' the' lovely young, st.ranger. : , � '' . In q its an ' h6' had so 'worshiped - and . ,she turned.her face iWeey as - he� - .
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. "Coralte!" he qrjed huskily, "do not make friends with -her aunt;. the. elder , One of -the_young ladies on,. the, He could:. not re's'ist Ahe impulse of d1NO,1 .. . ... '. . �., .. .. : I
.tortur6 me. I kAow .1 'have lost all Miss Montstrossoir rqpulsed : evety lawn.temits ground had - asked Allan covering her white, still face with pas- - 1.10 * . . 1.
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. * ' -you a *fiy lie wore that crapp'balid ground sionate kisses, while, Ahe wild ery, a forlorn creature, cast; adrift on, the- .� � I . I
that In m face,jilat.,kou are free, yet ,"I knO you as rv, . I . . .. ... L.
.y . Inez Mont- 'his hat, and his answer, as fie raised . 1.
for all that I. do -ask you to. come to strossor," she said, grimly; "you can., broke.from his lips- - ' ' world, cruelly, deceived by the -maw I . I I . . ..�
. . his voice slightly,fell with- .st4rtlInjk ; "Oh, nij God! my darling Is �Iead-. 'blindly9 . � . . .
the conservatory With me. -Hear What not deceive ine by. your 6 a f IS . , I . ,she loved and-Akusted so . ... 0. . . � .11,
Pret n.,e 0 d tinctiless upon Corpliels-ear: .1 ' dead! 41' 1 . "Then wh3�.'can ;You* 'not love Mq? ,' - . . . � . . .
. I have t6.s'ay. For thelove, yQu'bore I affection.". . I .1 * , . 49 For the,.d . . 'Ry..1m4t and 110. . . . I .
m ' once . . tended to *bear me, I In vain -all In vain Inez pleaded �� . .01kti-lot - ___0n�._1aSta'nt'.mdre. and the party was askeol'the -ardent, impetuous: lo . ver,. "I ' � , :, ' 'X
e , or pre . . , ,ause 1'� have lost-�-my-w7wifii," ' he . � I . ; .,. . I
I when I, clasp - Oil and protested-riothing- could change - C I _ - . . I in sight -m Captain Stafford, ,, following love you -be my queen -my. bride, - . 1�
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-called you iny.darliii� little bride, I I - her aunt's fixed resolve. . � .. swe
beseech you to -.come 4 listen to "The .time will. come When v.Ou will C6jralie turned away, *abruptly. ,So , "Oh,: Mr. Drsxel, Is - Coralle 'hart?" , me; let me know my sentence,; - Ip it - . - * ' 4 -'.
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me." � , - . I . . l'be,glad to turn to me,gunt," she Said; p .cried. the ypung ladies, breat : . to,be life or death? Your all .1. . .
I . . 91when you find out the falsfty of' the and' Coralle felt more Indignant .. thZ . ' as the5r. rode up. . . . . . I I . " h I 11 .1
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"How dajeLyou,recall Ahat miserable � -ev6r with Allan.Drex6l'-for respecting �"Is she hurt?'F�echoed the, e . u with'the ;;hdIe.. , ,. .71
scene?". bried Coralie,t white to the lips. I girl who his..pl6tted and " planned 90', I . aptain, cohdrilled. "I - love"yo - �.
wi. . , - - � .. ..her memory so little.,as to flirt wltk- as he dashed up, and sprilug-ftom the W e At - f -�- / .. _-,
th outraged pride and bitter Indig. cleverly -to. come between us,$' .. I I I. � I strength -of mysoul, tfie'-w ol o 10 .. .. I 1,
nation. "Leave me. j will 'not - listeA � her ad false .as y6ur- Inez M6ntstr6ssor ad soon., - - , it,,
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leave. me -'leave me with the ru�mory- "Sweet CoIralie is little leis Uan..an to-ahatfier,'l-Alle. thought, white against Allan Drexel's throb- -1 'had of yodr.sweet face-j'knOw that, . . .. I
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sy, abhor: you. Never speak to mq i)f'her own. God. blesg her,. and hand- scorz,i- . . . you of'your care now, It you please." gelf.I would woo and W. . . I
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. . *in fliture;. I t It'lie 'pora.p.shall . �-be her reward." ' I I � There was �oiib 4ho- watched , Allan . Insensibly, Allan's arms tightened ' h '' - ,: I 11 ..
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� as -strangers. No.. do not .touch ray'. - .,'-Inez', Montstrosgor ,had turned away .. ground her. ' . I- . I I I 1- gra*e.!' - �. .. . . I .; _�. . I
. . I dentha !let black eyes as she saw I "I ii,ill rellive -on -vour burden "- 6, u .1 '6&_Av� � A 91,1 4 .8 r, - . .
(Successor to Dr. 1-1019106.) . - . . . . .. . .. I hand. I would rathdr cut It off than . . ,with something very like. murder jm . . . I 0 , Ca tain r . pr . -
. S.__ I I � . I eae Words: - . how constantly 43 gaze follow6d :repeated 'Captain Stafford, 'fltighl� ,.
I I . .. .. . lid one moment . in ,your I hefibeart at th , X lie', earnestly, ."I am'sorry, but it � can 7,� � � I
Specialist in Crown and Bridge I . ' I . It. should . .Coralle, and that!was Inez Montatros�' 'redly. . "As ,her escort, I Claim, Of never. be.' I -I woul � . )U, if 1,;
� `Br�s. , claip", ... . ., I . . ". .. , I .' - O'Tli6 - girl may euJO you . . . � . o protect heril! he .� . .
work. I . .0 r wealth a I could, but I 1111417fil, -h � 11 . � ��
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Clused sorne loss.. ' � I . � .I.,. You muBt,-, lndee4,'liate me to ga7 , ilttl6 *.hile, Aunt- Montatrossor," she� ., .,May Heaven have - wercy - on. tha., said haughtily; advancing plosOr. with- ,unreturn6d.-Iovb Is -like, and believe" ' . I . �..
Graduate of the Royal College of . . that, Corallei":he paid, drawing bg4014 I mutter'ed-l'but Wille'shotild die very . . . , ,
� ...-Si; .Alexander La6dst�: Chf6t..,Just4- I 6s sudd*Wkr girl If I 4nd that. my - ausPiqlOns are. extended 'arms. ., ' .* . I me, I pity you " - - * - -'. - I -, '.." "I
1�mtai Surgeons of OntaXiO& Honor, and looking at her'lintently. I � suddenly, and.7bu should. a .. � . . . 4 . . . . . � ' I � �' - . . � : . .1 . . : I I , �
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graduate of ice, ldontro�al, has -resig ' d. . - true�that be Is Indeed in. love with . . . I . not pity me," b . . . I .. � .
I � ; I . . . j� . - �17 Ao. Indeed."' she. sal.4, brusquely'. . foljpw, who 1B there to inherit your, -her " She' would,take a , -strong arm "I w -pity.. Death from Y;6ur I , �. ,
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CUeago' College of Dental Surgery, * ' ' .. . I 11� m - , - '. . , to be Said 1, UF returned, with pride mill. nor Woman 'never yet lived -Who � not only lay my� plans deep, to -turn ,my than. death. .. . . � . another's Do not.play with my hear4 -7 I 1. � .
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Chicago. L al t6 6r own. "It shall be as, you uld *fn that upon Which I bad set ,B, I : - .
. CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC - TAB =-. equ . co aunt against her, .but she shall rue the. - �'Yet What: right had' hie to hold' Coralie; I cannot beat it, .Be patient' *
, wish, Coralle", he went ort bitterly; mk. heart, apd,I.have set my.heart Up, hour In which she captivated .Allan "k . . . . . I - 1
Will be at the Commercial hotel A simple and effective remedy for , . . . .11 . . . I . her?" he., ed. ully. ..% with me if I have startled you -80 Bud-' i
rom 10 a. in. "from this mot'nent we meet as Strang- on. W � I rexel's fancy. I will spoil her.pretty- . I . j� .eyes d6uly . - . �. . . , . � ,
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. - I . . Moutstrossor, and handsome AllaA face If I find that it Is, true --that lie IN ..fluttered wide Open, aud'fell. upon meksore,your own heart's love." , ". . . ..
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rice. Your d ist or fro us, 100 in-stampa. quite. as. S.uddehly,asl he 1had anpeared I :. '.. . 1. I ..._� - ... �, . object sq,horrible women . I shall turn -content;. a - glance . - I I ---- , . - _ 11,�_
0, KIL , . . . .. 11 L . % .. LL I . .utterable, "childlike anything more i'llan. friends,'.' she,. I :
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TOOK L , ing Isj'w. I 'Wonder -if he will ask to be my. Ing." erlool'the captain*,, anxiously
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Civil Engineer, Architect,. i -11I. The illop-mulual Fire, - "I have heei�. looking everywhere tions'llid been wonderful Indeed. . . L . escort With the'iId1ng-pa'rty9" she mut- he stood beside her, looking eagerly - Cot ille", he cried -hia * voice husky ' : "
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flanU . . Aeaven's.name, did-ifiat i6ene.,111 ,the If 0dralie'prized-soidid gold ob,mVeli, In her bodice, and throwing'the. train :CoraII6 shook.baek her.golden-cut1s. no �. as failing b0k: � , . . I
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'. Walks.) . in-SUrance :Gomx---� .L - -she must have wedded him for, his. 'of L her. riding -habit -over. her gauntlet- - L. L can b . sticli: thifil. ... . . I I
. I . . . . I ". conservatbry mein?" he asked quick . .1vilth an Impatient, forced laugh.- - � . .on, 'friendship, when love has Once en -L I ... � .
. -11-1:1 . -.4trin sud'Isolated 111!oWj3*PrOpe`rtV- 'Iy. "Do 9ot;*kndw'MIsS Harding." '... ... " wealth i, buiL finding. that,he WOW& lose fid arm, sauntered out to meet, thb I '1H' nswered. . ."'The. tered the- heArt, Could. I loolk into your . . . I .
Consul ti.ng Engineer for Mtir- . . . . -Only.,166"red- I . I !"A case of mistaken identity," ye�* the Yast'inheritunce-mo-the Drexel Mills g the lawn. �. ., - : . fall only stunned ine.1 iras deteimill- eyes,:fqO,j the tbri . Iling tou6h of Y;Due- ., . L I ',,��l
icipaA and Cquntr Work El- . . �. I . -she liad beez, only too eiger.t6jeave. roup On was already there, surround- . 'ed .t . o ride Witch--Hai,61.'Y66 shall help littl 4., idd - be satf9fled with%,. . .
I . I plied. Altai, and he was surprisbd at , '. . CIrIlle hali , .
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ectric Railroads, Sewerage and'.., . -OFFICERS-' I . � . the hoarsenesialid- St L angeneso: 6f h1w him. �.._ . - . 11 .. L .. � ed .all usual by a group of admIrers,- , me mount� again, and I shall ride back alliaply your friend,shIP? X a* - thou� . I
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Waterworks Systx-ms, Wharves, - 0:. ; Tho�. Fras,er*_ Vice-Presideut, .- a voice. �"Ahb 10 n .. . . and Allan. Drexel' stood. a little apart, , �
, . . I I once knew..No, no!" . I . -1 leasness o - to ,from the,, rest, Intently watching --that- �tbe; Witch?s .ngukhty prank."- -.,:: L _j .� I al - L -_�_-
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.. crete. . . . , Ilrdeefleld' P. 0. ,�T. E. -Hayo. � . . See,- i I Vto apologize to her n,your- --himself, as. he bowed -hie dark head sWeetj flushed, dimpled. 1wee framed .. thfford pro� thtnX, you thOrie ciiiild be any such, - . : * . . 64
Wbasurer, Seatorth"P. 0, � :�� ,I. L uame,�' replied . the captain "but the his hands� 1. I . . � � . In golden curls. How gayly she could tetsie I . I .
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Phone 2220 LONDONe , 0 N T. William Shesneyi. � L Seaforth ;. John stiuck me'.dumb. I should never-havis . dered, It she knew that he was now .'a L ]y lips *could -smile! while for him she �"He does.not Interfere. I Was mad� . bjtjjrest Joe, were he my own brother. . - . .
I 11 I . .. . Grieve, Winthiroo ; George'Dale, Sea- 'L'1116ptopted you, of all-the'll'OPle In the truth his; - uncle's helir?-:-That 'XIBB ,bad nothing but.the, haughtlest COli- to.thlink for a -moment that h4 cares. ue a deep,',pggslonati�- love. as win& I I � L�..L .
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,. AjJ0TIQNEER--jAMZ& SMITH LI- Bentlewles, Brbdh ' agan:; JAidis Evans is a weak Way of Putting Jit:, What Allan's power to make heir his brIde, Asked'himseiflittorly, He had * done . so ruthlebaly beneath his heel.'� man who has loved 'can ever be Batts- , - ,
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. BeechWood ; -Jamew CO�U�ily, blinto'c'. P I ve thought.,of .You? I'm . and I an gi I -Montstrossor had. -fled with friendship. Give me 8om& . �'. , _
. owed Auctioneer for the County , I I .. . mu t she' ha , that thle so enfaged old Mr. Dr*X- ,nothing but -love her�love her truly All rid nez'
of Huron. All orderg entrusted . �AOENTS . I .afraid she will n for el that -be drew'.up ille, will atlonce and dearly.41ven her the imost dOvbt- can1ored rpldl� on, -and the captAin' , hope, idoralie;'t6ll me- taY10vi hais not -, , , .. . .
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Rot,ert Smith, Harlock ; .E. Hill- b�'og'ug such a ' 0 . . n tru . .ed, faithful, earnest love that imer - � . . -
me will receive prompt atteatioR. chley, Sestorth; 'James Cummings, about, by Jovet" . . . . bluce'died, &lid Allan was now.1 th. throbbed in a man's breast. ' wistful glance followed them , with � "Oh., it can neZr- lit, Captain Staf;- " ' ' - I . I
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Will sell either by percentage Or Egmandville ; , - J. W.- Yeo.' Holakes- 11f I were not'souilfortutiate all'to the�owuer of the Drexel 011k M1110., . How zdain.tt'she looked, and 'peer- such :a ,broodlog,,, shadowy,. pain. in ford," she faTt6r6d-17."Hgt,e_ me -pity, ; - - . I
per sale. Residence on the Bayfield Ville. , � , . . . I . I . be� Inez, montstrossor's escort here to- . Would Coralle care for. him If she fess, as she stood there in her neat their , 'blue depths.. ' . . i - . me�:-16irn to f6rget me. i-,4 cannot. ' - .
Read, one mile south of Clinton. ' . . I .night, I'Wotild leave -at 'Oued!P'- -said knew. this? he wofideredo ,.. fitting blue Velvet riding -habit, and. the . He bit his mustached lip'6aiggely; deceive you, I do love anoth6r. and at' ' ; .� . . � .
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estrous to.effect insurince 'Allan, hoarsely, self than. Then he clinched his hands fiercely Velvet. cajo ,with its Waving'Wbite , all the. jealousy of r �his nature. wall deeply and hopelessfy.,*as, yod love.. I 1 . . I . . . �
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or transact other -business: will 'Ibl) to his fri6nd.. . . ... . I.. . , together,* muttering. bitterly be.tween, plume that Bat oo'jauntily a her gol- I arouse , d . . . I . I .1 ... . 140.01 �. ... '. I .1.. 1. � , . - .. .
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. . I "You ate right, thy. dear friend; it Invited to spend a few weeks at Rath- the pony'Coralle was to`rI#e by the' this ru6, bden sftruck,aheaVY blow. . .
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OL, percentagr or so much per sale. . . will bo'bettor to stay and face . this . ( the . . I'mallcloui alldeclij the captain bad the 1'reo," .answered CorAlle,,' gently -� L I I I
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All,business promptly -atteuded to, . 0710 - . . . . affair outi Excuse me; I'mUst go IF. son. L . I I I pranclug'reitlossly beneath the weight grace left to feel just a little bit. "and lt.'.has bpen tbe-ona.*dbu of''nakr,', ' ' ' L' i
9 - very Jolly party 11 of. thq light saddle, with head thrown i ', .
. -George Elliett, Clinton P. O., re-. I SO I . � , *xearah of-Mles Mimtfjtrossor� Slid will- I "We are to have A, I . . 0 I ashamed ot himself for spe,ftlingresaot Ate to tear ' that love'from my heart-:... . . '. . i
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I L . Ile 'to her lips as she saw him .aP- tome, old fellow. I promise you aglart-. moutit the dangerous pony. . . "It. might have cost you your life," well -and those words brought ,great I I .
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L I I -. ol,sti�erjirl, L "*hbr reins deternitnedly-"You must not .
I . With ber pearl An . reiurned'doralle, Wearily; and she ad- fair, SaxoA face over h,r little, whit& .
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I L 7 � ,, ' cridd tapping his ar�m A -Ilan was on the �ofnt of refusing; forward and . grasping th.6. , "It would not have mattered much,"_ He drew nearer to'h6r, bending' hit, " - i
. $ 1 , I . I have you been?" . thFard L it seemed quite beyond. - his. rid% this pony; she Is not to be trust- ded bitterly, tinder her breath: "I wish hand. - , . . . I " ( . .,* �� ,
� ,:, � I ., I .4 -been, the walt- powe'r to remain away. .. . "I cannot give U -
, I . I . I fl, have watching . I edo Yofir life. might pay the penalty if the porty'liad killed me -anyhow he p so. readily the one, ,
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I I . . .. . .. zera " he said, forcing ,a gayety of, , He would ievou brave hot bitter i6u. attempt It. YOU Must not!" '' Wou�d , not hav cared " ' .. . 1. bright dream that�bas brightened mir .. I '.
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__ . . I toO that certainly L Was. aC v4r1anc8 ange�, for the poor privilege of being Coralle drew back, .alt the bright ,.' 1,jj would f, matiered: very mtfch existence-, the hope 'of winning y6ig, - . . L
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atils . disturbed face, "Your near h6r . � I I . . .
I . _Wild"�_ M-Mrss Montst ker"time -to think* I . I
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I CK6101,48 A I admirers crowded about You 110 cdV^ -1 of Ihfo-n .jejjj6ff S-'L-"-oaln -_ di ' p 'jed'fa L ce, - an gngry, heornfut'llihil istyQ her hand on the bowed, curly this matter over, Coralle, remember ' I I I
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ecor"161(ya &C. . . I . stantly, Y saw there *BB! little chauct, shot through his heart to know -that in her blue eyes. . � begd. . I L -how well I love yolj� 1 Would glV6. 036.11
Auy-ous sending a oketch aft4 deadrictift may I . . . .. ". I �
our opinion free w other an or, opportunity for mo, , ,,, � . Captain Stafford 'would be imong the "I am not,a Schoolgirl to be dieta- All that night-Coralle .tossed rest- life for you," I "", I.- I .
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dar."'Tan"Anb nt . ? 0, p.ta, FOR SALE BY W. H, ' - ted to, Mr.��Mr. Drexel," she, said.. �ound of �omlng toot
tiottaftri 2 cond _ . [ ts . ELLYAR, I lessl3r!on her pillow. Oh, What'& cruel; There was a I 'L
dbat agency ecur vat'duts fbiklie. The gallant ,,You h o r ght to do It," blighting of love's young drealn, hers steps -he bad no time to bay lnore.�
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agnt rre&Ml Mun " " LINTON, ONT., . ties," 'She AnsWored, - it, & low voice. love he was with C itvd 11 I I � I
rato f6j etc,, She captain had'great expectations, too�
gnt4o taken t tOU I I q 1, .
Itho teltb. a in tte o' "Paint heart never won, etc., ' He fell back as though she had. had been., - . Looking through the branchea.116 alVie '
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A* �Ztu � I . - adde .Now she and her false . lover -the Inez Montatrosso 6 .
. ft #1 Wall, , � , � q shall remember thos6 �Words'in many it'manoeuvlerini mamma. paling to the lips. � 'man who had attemDted to dupe, her of the young lady guests -approach- . .
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�a I I nettat w k .. T,N-M6 el r I 11 future," he replied. "Am I to have 411, As f6r Coralle, she had no Interest "I know that I have no r . Ight," he with it false , marriage -r -!had met again Ing,, I � I � ' .
AbAndsOmelfilluattated weekly- T'Nvg"el 1� � 110 x1tt twith whatever in the handsome young'gol- admitttiot proudly. "You must not look . 41I c
oulwflon0fanyoolentlika -urnal. TtWiner-431. I- opportunity of another -wi as. strangers tinder one roof, th i twe and -listen to
r - tour montho, St. Soild by all powsdmlom . . . . annot Stay he .
I I 11 I � you, MISS Inez, or are your tablets diet who followed bar about,likia 'A, at my,words In. that Itilit. I feared ,-Of all the pitiful stories She bad. bir-gay chatter,". he. said huskily; ;
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01 9 C0.3018roadwa% New Yq il-TIME TABLI�- . fllled?"t,...7� - 1 . I shadow. I . . . . only for your saf9ty; I had.no thought ever read --of WIT thesad poem's -none and bowing once more over Coraliole- . I I
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lgran offi;41 6M F St. Wa6hinaton, D. Trains -Will , arrive at and - depar "I saved a f0W Walt9eg for you,�, she The captainhad quite won the good ot dictating to you,!' were so sad as the story, of -'her own little white hand, he turned and hur- ,* * I
. from Clinton station as follows .1 replied, "despite your rernark,* wheilt Will of Mis's Montstrossoi. He had had '"Feared for.ray� safeti-l". she cried, , life, � . l , tied abruptly away In an oppbsitar . .
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� - FO A ICH DIV to go to the ball, that . the clover dipl6maoy to wIn the elder with 0, bitte�j!�!j!�. , "it Is false -all Aftot-yet sh6-realizeA that She could direction. ' � . .., � . I
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� Uolng luast I 7.06 a. ln�
It (I I 3.93 p. m.
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"You'are V1jry kind,".16 Said.. 0111119-
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sor Waa loud In her pralseg'of the gal.
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a". �V=e I wl ull.
eistries on my account, tot I Shall
not c6ar Lhe ue011-root,ed ,love &or h in
out of her heart; False, cruet though
Corulle Bat quite still on the gardemw � t
bon6h where ho had left hit,"
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his name In the blank
'kinder - than I deserV6,, MISS Inez.tf
lant 06ptaln to C6MIK - - �rlde-thts-blatk�D6ny�Witch
"When you,marry, my dear," she *
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Allan forgot the Stifled, angry 'words
he bad been, she loved hint still, ,
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Allanio attenti6r-W-Itiet---U6ntatrbA---Vz-eqqsillSt
� "How'attange that love should b6 sdo 1 -1 �
distributed," she' musecL-
Going West - 10.15 a. M.
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q baA something ad strange to tell
Said to Coralle one day, "I should, like
In his grdat anxiety for li�r safoty."
a too; filled her with the keenest
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. itirribdly, "I Was
;SaId juez, I
youl'i'l.
your husband to be like the eaptain,"'
I'Do. not, I bes6QOh y6ull, he cried
pain. They seemed.td, be AlWAY5 to-
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tines we are not to get, and those *his ,
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6.40 p. m.
hoo g you.would COM6 half an? . hour
- Coralle had turned,gw�yl with a goa-
earnestly. . . .
gother.he was always Inez's daeort
love us, we do not Appreciate." .k. I . I
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-LOND09, Hunom ultuar'. Div.
ago," . .
He looked up 0161 y, and inquir-
ture of entreaty. j�
, "I 'shall never marry,, Mime - Wont-
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-.Her pretty, childish Oybs flashed de-,
flantly, and with a touch of all her
during their,rides and rambles. go
wore her 116*org, and hung enraptured
Id not ekr6 '. � I
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to listen -to gay Alice Ue's merrr
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doing South , - 7.47' A., M.
it it 4.28
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C11iii.'a, made'a Strange discovery,"
atrossor," she declared earnestly, "Oh,
n6ver, noverl" .
old willfUlness, she ariawored,,,spirlted-
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over the, piano while she sung tender,
settimoutat A6fige, All this was bitter
opbeellos, particularly aa*IA02 Mont- .
otrossot was. with her. She dr* back
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Going North . 10.15 0" m.
. she went Ott, hRfJtIIY- '1 have met my
"Nonsense, my dear," returned the
I'That!gwhat
"It' Ciptain StOord, my - 080ort,
findeedl,for Corallo to Witness.
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older lady, complacently.
thinks the poftr onto to ride, I do not
She never imagined all thid *AA 411-
vass .,- dulte. unobservoil. a* , �
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"Your aunt?" lid rop"ted, thought-
III that had
every young girl deelares until, the
understand why you interfere 0
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acted for her benefit. .
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A. 0. PATTISON, atatio* Agent.
fully, 'Was not aware you
right one comes alonK.11
All the manly spirit In A116
TOO oharp eyes Mil long allies, dis-
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P., R, HODGM'NS, Town Tioldiet. A9t.
J. 0. MA015024-ALD, District PaMeho
.a 'living relative, Miss MOiatstr"86t.
I thought I had heo,jol you express
The captain was tho first person I
whom Coralle metao. the eoaeh drew
eve nature rose -to bin aid it once. He
bowed bid dark. ha�dgofte heg-d AtM.Y.
00tored that handsome .Allith. Drexel
XfOlad anoti how aulm( *kP4, V Us
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