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wrongly in taking it, and--, W'd'.thoiy" lw_"o�uld
sand it back to you agaill.11
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wo_UJ " 0 r Putting on'the max'l
riago, fors, little iFbile I wiTtis then Screw
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onotbarmonthoutof ! the 01 boy",
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.gnhuyoa.wlokthomio-AWOY$t*o)IA,ttitI
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I in, whioll you have beon"Cogagod."
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hesin on your tander comeale"Col Well,&$
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all events an other wpabripwoman't-with a
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441 suppose", I return,
must undo, 0, 1 1
disinolination in my bone, sod DIU NA78
swile-.61 shall ever touch it. I row lee
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th t 11 H0, places it Carefully,, In An
there maytblog else you would
Phyllis, that I mipAt give You?'! ..
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s,ote to, Save at., Irs.."'ot.
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with be removes the guardlon,pin and pro.
lj= ;4et oa be opials- .
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$p No. nothing, thank jou, I must
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Wait' Mother boa orociieed Me her Wat h
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11 He to 0, .. ' ir, apropos of Mr.
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IRvoXy Ways otb*
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Tho grapnio occurrence that I
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coode to a4fold the handkerchief with An
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that iivore strongly outilemearable
please
tri 44 you must no� keep, it 060 $6 1 Opeci.
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my handiwork, properly
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11 Yovi'oaeA� comfortably aertaiii of being
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Carrington-, ,,so ote y, wdli-tewpared.
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y beautiful. Yea
AtI4 his house In roS
below jso4v of the most remarkable
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ap4iio4esto.tbo4oweatichiator_volAmerioa '
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(94 94141:0940108 my oightloth year.)
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oarIOaitY,whiJQ I Stand ish i ng besiae
mon Lot .()coo
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washed, You will forget ajl�gbout it ; but it
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married, Sooner or later," he says, with a
know It, Rolaqd_15i�angrimorei-ooven.
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Z&QhL Morn I- offer up a Grateful lWout
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Vor Life sod Health aud S*i4gth, �
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him, And, vowing mentally never Agalft to
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you keep, it before ),our eyes in Its V
do it
laugh that still shown some vviatfoi. *01 Do
rog ever think what sort of a husband you
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trustrayself Wall �wdtieL 4JAkuhaeft9al
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mother earth.
et%te� Mr. Carrington, put in your
clothis-baske0he moment you go home."
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would like, Rhyl! liff?0 _ � ��, , . T-, ,
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1.4&,W _�;it*I Wore to - - '. -
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Qp1sed at full lapgob) -
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At Ion . g . th the, last fold in, undone, ancl, to
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my unspeakable relief, I pas t at the
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Hevilly laughs at this pathetic entreaty,
and throws A into the -tiny vivertbat,
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it I call help it," is my somewhat tart
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tislaim,sotto voce',
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by the innotincement that Clinton
Aindge, one of their most prominent at I.
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VorIfeofFJqrethoFpwer aimade
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Thaou4stance rules the Essence sod tlle Shad
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Woo Ison round, th
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ail to bleed. Hastily And carefully,
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runs at cult fact, . a
es'Whyare you alone?)' be sake prosebtlYe
ri aply. My marry mood is gone; I feel In
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some way, injured, and inclineatowards
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11 Go on, Dora,11 �sayq Roland, in an
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ouraging ton6, 11 When you w
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spreadrapidly and aroused theo4tire neigh,
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I 0 Life t from what far date- .
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drawing the a save o Its I'
I my dress over
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11 WbTL is, Apt tllp� in,184*4019 ,.pilly W
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ilgappisbaess, I I And from -,what. , X have
se -6 of bu abmudii I think they axe all, every
0&rrjn$tOV, What wi Ilyoudothen??P -
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bprhood where Mr. Riudge was so well mud
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favorably khown.. At first it seemed Im.
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As coo ut tpq f iotes that in each Solar boam
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V& centuries backmight faae or copcentrate.
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'O thy
tbrusothe stained bAndiserchlet'ititti my
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Rocket and Make go)? the house.
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O'He readi with. Wlutog 61108 times a
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peat o .,,with dQwunast
f it," Murmurs Dora,
" but if I - to to become of
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possible that any one so q 0
could do rash A deed, u44 th inquiry
Life I wQ4drolaggift
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When 1 have exchanged a word or two,
wift Dora (who is Alwmyo in, the way when
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week ThAt leaves* lonely,
I Came beiq 'to:dmy jumb 0 -paps Phe time
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Other. ItlWero,.mu fie,refle would never
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up Arty ; but,'beiDf a. girl without a fortune,
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eyes; we I mistress,
Suangemore IW4oald throw more light Into,
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%1I the rooms -, I cold open uj i6do,wa
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asheard.onevery side as to the cause.
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The, facts as, developed on, investigation
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Beforeavisibnaryaltar-flain% .
my spirit and MY blood
Pure impure, they aro.6y best,.
nob Wanted �t,bobi beiag the bo.41 ,atr, the pre-
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Sent moment), I esca a Upsto,ira Without
fill lie can join ins. He don't qoem to care,
mush about Greek or Latin," I admit
. ppose
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And would be pargacti 9 t4ey, could.
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being taken, to task or lay damaged gar,
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ingenuously; &I And as he never looks a
. until Ave minutes before. Mr. Cald-
lessons
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as such Mature sentiments coming.
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and' took the greatest. enjoyment to the .
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woodoomes, yousea he douTt got over them
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=Y'G#r lips. Why, I to hear YOU talk,
One might imagine a town -bred young
nantly ; " its %natant appeareffiCc I# its chief
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ohArm. Youwouldmake, it a Mere modern
society of )lie children and pride in tIf6fif
do.volopmout. And indeed he had good
Itiotbetre8inoonatitutbldoni,,'-.,L" "
With fruit forever close besld6� ' . , _
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9f 10 Safety, there is ,still awaigtlO up �
my 14d. It to-moriow I Am tQ,raturA
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"Andso,leavas you df sconsolate longer
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womsn,Qnis Who has. passed through the
dwelling -house; mild the pillars I think
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reason to be E eve promise- - .
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of long lives Of Goddess and usefulness. Bat
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heartAbrob fe
the handkerchiof $4 its owner, it MUO 114
the meantime ))a washed, And "o. Jis, to
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than ho need., lour, - �ratqr, Miss Vernon
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,dead She never go for, a walk with you ?,,
f ourth campaign ; but to seeyou— You
'L Wive learned your lesson unicoi nmonly well,
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, livial, begain to sho'w signs of an early decay.
Thou shbuldet with grateful e,
Whou hast within tbee means to shins, - ,
Beyond the warrigr'a burnished steel.
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. I Ali I now be is Coming be, DoKo.
AlVorm? Ob,nover.. 84a isnot-folidof
though I am, sure you were never, taught it
bylour mother. And how aoyouknow'
and it overIgotthe chanoeJ will certainly
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ra.m6ve them,"
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-]Is felt unusually tired each day,,and w6uld
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tuake a .vonfidante of North& - therefore
for but, to.
walking; it does nof agree ,wAh bar, she,
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that you may nob lose your heart to A Co.
rate, sod find 136ofor after year
,is You wowo geC tbe chance. then ;, you
need not thlak it. Mr�'Carringtou has not
sometimes at cap the entire afternoon if Pei. I
witted to 40 Rio. nia head pained him, not
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Strive for the, utmost good within thy ri
nothing remains me under-
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take the p ' u ' r ' ify L I , ug* of it myself. *I .
says. Yea may have noticed she not
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very robust; she looks so f ragile, so different
Yourself
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the amull6t idea -of m*rryi6`gyou,,' dkol&,,Imo
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acutely, bat with dull, heavy feeling. There -
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Parading never false.4pulillty.
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But if bright Age tbrough lengthened
have still half an hour clear before the din-
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it That I never will," I retur a, deol.
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Billy, whose Latin and Greek 14
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dently disagreed with him. ' ,
Was 6. al sensation pit
stomach. He lost 911'relish for food &Ad
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I yearn
O'erarch thee in a rainbow apan,
11tay to work ever-white-haiedman,1- .
nor -bell will ring; so, plunging' my
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It Yes, we all nee that," I an swer, rather
. place,
mud in the nrxt I'would not be the wife of -
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" Is is a Pity Your tutor cannot beach you
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to be a retorts Dora, casting a
much'of his interest for things about him.
He tried manfully to overcome these feel-.
With aims no'er dashod by tears or tears; 4
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Glad to live on, unwilling yet to die, .
mence my work.
Five minutes later., I Am getting on .. it
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disconcerted by his ready acquiescence in
this home view. 11 And so pretty as She I B'
a poor man, even, if I adoied him. will
marry a rich Mau, or I will not marry at
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gemleman,
withering glance at. oar Youngest Win.
4�Oar
logs, but they seemed stronger than his �
wiil. 'Hebogan'toloBeflei3h rapidly. The
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As of a soft, revivifying shower,
really begins to look almost 'white again ;
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the istaina have nearly vanished, end only *
too 1 'Don't you thick lisp vary pretty, Mr.
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11 I hate to hear you talk like that," says,
dear WRlianals. temper a
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'slightly ruffidd," remarks Boland, sw=ryll
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f ath,er became Warmed and consulle,d by.
W4h hopes ceyond, chastened by resignation,
Here to await, or wart above yon sky
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goner Bat,* What L is
at pinkiness remains.
11 Extremely so, ,
'Bv6n more thar merely
Mr. Carrington, g 1 ,4 Tile ideas are
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Caldwood lavish his birch.thiB
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si0isus as to the cause of his local .a..,,
but they ivere. unable to L explain. Finally
(Like a child reaching at a star,
ope Cal
Naught forinawo h i
- be too f:�,
to be done with the water? -it leftt it will
surely betray ;us, and betrayal Masud Pun-
pretty, Her wplaxlo�, I take it, must be
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Unrivalled. She is positively lovely-
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so'unni to a little loving girl like
Although 1 am positive. you do not mean
was with .
morning. Comewith map Phyllis; I *ant
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are sores brokaL out on big "
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Dust unto dust, or reali iration
With thy last sn; ,,,, fe .
th a asp faint sj�
Y IdastafLuity.
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one word .Yea say, still it P63sis me, to bear
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to visit the stables." - . .. . .
I follow him and Billy joining us,
Parma, and he was taken to Buffalo, where a, .
painful operation was performed, resulting ,
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-Richard H6ngist Horlie.
I begin to feel like a murderess. In eve ry
wurd6r case I have ever read (and they haive
4tJ atulverygladyou admire ber,but.indood'
you would be siogalaIr'it you, did not do so."
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with a 91tim countesianoo, we sally forth.
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00,partioular fascination for me), the miss.
I say with enthusiasm, ,,Her golden hisir
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Good-bye,2"
leaving Dora to Pout her griefs into, moth.
6r's bosom.
little' relief. The young, man returned . .
home and a council of physicians Was
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r�ble paitetrator of the crime Ands a ter,
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rible difficulty in. gettlUg r0of the water
and blue eyes make quite a picture. I
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think she has the face I ever saw.,
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.not infliabit,on you longer.
44 Good-bye, you perverse child 4 and
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called. After an exhaustive examination . .
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they declared. therie wits: no hope of final �
recovery, 'Aqd that he must die within a I '. �
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his victini'a blood. I now find a similar
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"No; nottheprettiesb. ,
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very few days. To 'describe, the agony ...
BY THE DUCTMES.
difficulty in disposing of the water reddened
that, to me at least, is f sit Mort) laisatiful.p
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, Willing hand and . smiling, into my face.
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Author "Molly "The Baby," 11 Airy
by my own. I open the window, look Care-
fully out, ,mad, seeing no one, fling the don-
He is looking. straight -before hi in, appA.
rently it nothing; mud' to my attentive oar
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44 Don't, I'm not worth it . Come, give Me
one smile , to bear. ins company until we
gardener and able writer are well worthy
in -Are
would. be impoesible. His mind failed to
its fulf renaming At first; then flumilk
of Bawn,'
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Valry Lilian," etc, etc. - .
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tea ts .of my basid into the air
earth' I know -not where," as I hurriedlY
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din in his tone
there is something bid. " that
to ders'we une y for the brilliant future
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meet again." Thuir abjured, I laugh, and
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my lingers ,in his grasp. "And
a place our oolumns, plants in
rooms promotive of health and oneerful.
grasp
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seemed to Comprehend. it, but the load was I
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draw in my ,head and gat through the re-
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I blive mapped out 1 - or rAy sister.
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grow'quiet
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when *111 that I bo2 cc tinu I
name ? . In the Case f3f all UO3 g rooms I
answer in the uffirmativri.� Delicate people
too great.. In an agony of frenzy he strized,
a knife -and. took Via Own life, preferring . I
From my i;ialtod - pofiition I can see a'
mainder of my self-impoHea duty..' -
it You have boon so much in the world 0
rington. iiTo-moriow or nexb d my 7. Pin-
c6loplaitioUbeadachris and sickuessfiom,
death rather than. to survive his. idolized '
long way before rue, and there in the dis.
. in- my
toilloo, coming with foloal cortiinty
At ter that -my dressing for dinner is a
soramble; lb t I got throughit in iiins, mud
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I sky, with some dejobtion, 11 and of course
in Londod-stud P aria and all the large Cities
b&JQJy_Frid&y_v..UJ,q1ae_me at Summarleas. .In
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the meantime. now we Are friends agapy,
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heir, presence, and,,will,
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but time. William Rindge. wise I
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too weitk. to know what was trunbFIrlage * I �
directi6u, I espy Mr. Uarringtou I , At -the
come downldrene and innocent' to take
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one s ling faces from
des many churn . time.
1. wusb remind you mot to forget your prot
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with powerful odors will sometimes produce
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Hits face had turned hie Is, his bre t a
�ame moment Billy's logs push themseives
in a dangling fashion thtough the bpanches
my accustomed place at table. .
All goes well until toward the close of the
to time. , I should have remembered that.
I suppose, away from this little village,
miss about that Carstom, photo." � .
1 will reirliember," I say ; And so we �
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thm - t effect. I have known ladled that codld
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festivities, when' papa, fixing a pigraing eye
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not go near a jessamine ; others that be,ted
mdak ; some that would f mint at the pro.
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for hie d6utb, believing I A . .
bliat the Ann
Bright's 4isearie of. the kidneys, from. :,
. der of � his person a little later. Forgetful
of.my orilul design, forgetful of everyo
an me, says, generally- . . � I
"'May I inquire whicli of you is, in the
ir Paris, oi an
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large city I saw the fame of which I
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thing but the eternal disgrome.thAt will
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habitof throwing water from yourbed.
speak. .ItwaBiiia neighborhood as small
On my return home, to my inexpressible
[Roland. During
surprise and delight, I find g
duly approied -of Mignobnette, - when not
nearer than a 'furlong. All of us have
removed. In this' silpreme . .
William's sister came forwakd a4d,declared.
Vin' to me through life i i fo'hud by our
landlord in my present unenviable plight, I
room Windows upon ChWace pasg6ro by?"
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eflence follows. Dora leeks
-yeB, quite as pmallms this. The owner of
it was & 'Mere child -s, little couotry-giA,
my absence he has arrived, totally unex-
something peculiar in our likes mud dis.
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she would make a final attempt I . .
Call to him, in tones suppressed indeed, but
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up in meek surprise. Billy 'glances
knowing nothing of thw busy world outilde
pected. by any Member of the household ;
Bind the Small excitement his appearance,
likes. It is rather. ill-ustured to consider
such peculiarities. is 'inere, fid.fgd imagi
brother.-. The.dootois interposed, assuring- . , I- .
her it was useless and that bhe would only .
audible enou-h to betray'my'laiding!plkoe.
44 Billy, b�;e is Mr. Carrington -he is
anxiously at'me. My knees, knock together,
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fallupon him? Has he discovered
herhome,buil shall never again see any
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00111808 makes' him doubly Welcome, as
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naritia. . Common, . ,� say,
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hasten the end by the Means she proposed
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coming towards its. Cmtoh� 1liese nuts
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"Vell,
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anything that ' startles. us out, of'our bum-
drum existence is hailed With positive rap-
I Keep at a distance, from. Whatever harms
you.' In bad-rooma that are shub close at
to employ.. But she was firm, and putting I I
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quickly, while I get down." . ,
"Are you hurt?" he asks, gaziog at me
why. do. I receive no a6wer ?I
Who dfd7i't:V'-dpwauded papa, in 4 voice of
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I am ndt i6 uneasy ua .1 was. It only a
child slid cannot, of course, interfere with
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ture. � EOen. mother., Whose mind is. Still
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night I would ladvise dlipensing with
--she 'for.
administered a remedy which . � .
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with anxious eyes, and still retaining his
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Dora. it Describe hot to . me?" I I I
'She
wouddrfullyfresh and young, Considering
141 thd years she has passed.under papa's
flowers ha6ving powerful odors, evan though
agreeable to. tfie olfactory nerves of the
-tunately bad on hand, Withinanhour he , . I .
�seomedalore easy, and before the day was .
hold of me.
44 Yes, I Rio," I RIISW�red - tearfully.
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on Me. I I . I
,1 I threw -some, out, this evening," I
.' ,,Wbat is she like you, Wean. is
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still in theland of the living. Describe her.
thumb, enters freely intottlis, general war.,
riment, and forgets for the time being her
,owner. If.'he prefers retaining th6m it
would be advisabl� to place thew nearer
over Showed signs of decided improyament. - .
'to -as I
These favorable signs continued, mud y:
"Lookutiny arm." I pull up
cautiously mud disclose an arm ==I
acknowledge, in a I faint tone, 14 but never
before -1--" . . .
I don't believe I could," says my compan-
ion, with P, light laugh. 4 If I gave bar'
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dedly cares. � � �
the floor than the couch on which -he
-in
.
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W#iiam,B. RiLdge is 'well . �. huving been . �
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indeed wonderfully white next the blood
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,, Oh I it was 'you, WAS it V, - says'pap a,
"I
-you
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exactipliothAra;ph in -words, I dare asyl,
.
,, You see I found I wouldle here Almost
-
an soon as a letter," explains Roland ;
reposes.. Bat .why not have Ali the
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Sleeping room atnight, inetoad.of shooting
virtually raised from the dead through'the .
. . , . ,. ,
marvellous power of Warner Sufa Care$ as
.
ithat trickles slowly from it'. - I .
. 11 Ob, horrible I 11 Says our rich neighbor,
with a glaire. need ly halve
inquired,; I might have lixo= the -one
would call down your Scorn on my. be- I
.bighted taste. 'ever� gr
44 and' as -I hate writing like wilightmare,
it. up Close,' when the Weather is at all
. a u
can be readily verified by. any itize ot . �
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with real and intoner. o=oaru, and, tAing
most likely to commit a disreputablemotion.
.Who
overadesoription? It youoross-examice
I res;i;ea ;to take you a little by surprise."
Mother, radiant, is sitting near him, regard-
favorable, and thiss serve the - interests of
the. occupants and those of the plants at
.
Cortland. - - . I I . I . .
Any. one who reflects .upon the fmots -
out his handkerchief, proceeds to bind up -
.MY wound with the extromeab tenderness.
lb that an, established habit of youro 2,
Aie theve no servants to do your laidding?.
me about her, Charms, without doubt. I shull
fall through..To iAy way oftbickingbeauty
.
Inghirnwith humidayes. If dearmotheihad
one and the same time I The ideti of the
,
Above described, must halve' a, feeling of - . - -
. .
- "Why didn't you'lot him ta ' its yon
doww?" , Bill, is
It wuB the - most monstrous proceeding I
. .
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dean not lie in features, in hair, or eyes, or
kn6wing
been-marriedtoun indulgent husbandl she
- . .
would.havo been A dreadful goose. Even
unbealthiness of, Plants in living &ad sleep.
ink rooms har; bf ei� Suggested by our chemi.
sadnefis. The father, . dead by' his I own'
hand, suppoBibg his. eoAlis red ove4 to be , , " .., .
says reproachfully, who
rather struck by the blood. 11 It would
ever in my life, witnessed."
I
.11 Ibwas only, 11 I begin timidly. . _
Mouth. It is there without one's
, 'on, a smile"all go
why * a look, an -expressi
*
PIS It is She - Possesses a talent, 'for we'e'plug-
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Cal friends demonstrating the influence of
.
'the
.
impossible'; the eon' restored to health td . .
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have been, better after all." . I . .
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11 I It was' only' that it is an ,'utterly
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to ilaW'Up the -indescribable something
upon all, ocoasious, baly to be equalled by
mine. . . . . . .. I
vegetation on the atmosphere and re-,
piprocal "bion ever going on between the,
Mourn the lose of his father ind the
I .
446dized relatives with a memory, of Rod. .
,,I hardly f eel it at all now," I Answer,
-gratefully. "Idoult know whatIalfould
impossible, thing for you aviir to be a lady,!!
I
interrupted Papa, bitterly- .
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.that is ]perfection." I
il. You speak of her as though she"Werea
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O'nowaid you .manage togebawayso
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animat and the vegetable world. They
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ness to forever dirkati.-their lives. Had �, .
have done but for you"fimt catching ins
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.-I You are a downright disgral3a to your
.
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woman.' I'don't - believe she !is a child at
.
,d6n -again, Roly 2." I Ask, wban�Lhmve am--
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mac 0 be -will allow.
braced him as h a
- tell -us -truly that Animals, &to Constantly
, - . -
'takingdr� an gas rolrx
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Clinton. Ri'adge known that his soil could , I .
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recover a would td -day be alive and .
Jlappyl
asyou did,and then dressing myhurt.
But bow shall I return your handkor-
family. , AA times I And it a'diffidulb met-
�terto believb you &Yelmon.01 ' � .
all;,, I say, with a pout. . :
11 She is the great�ast'ohild I ever'loet.
.
" I hardly," know. Luck, I f ancy-and
,.
apd. throwing,. Ili exhaling, carboni'a gas
I
but the facts w4ioh turned his brain and - . , - I
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.you
chief T, . . I . .
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. Having delivered this withering opeeoh,he
But tell '
ins—" Thou, breaking off sod.
14e colonel -did I . .: " . . .
,
, '
I into ib, and �hst, from this And other
'but
to commit suicide were such as I -
caused him . I .
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'as '
.
. I ." May I nob Call to -morrow to see if you
�
leaus'llack inlia chair, with a snort that
d6uly, and turning to me, I'By the bye," he
. The old boy, you Bee, has a- weakness for,
which I return by baving &'weakness for
osuseso - for -living fe-g6taiion the air
would become impure and unfit for breath-
any one would accep-t true. - � , . . . I
However -bad this case may be, the. truth � -
�r none the worse for your alquident 2 It
is a long week since last.][ was at Summer-
would not have done. discredit to awar-horse,
,Which signifies t . hat the scene Is at ail end.
says,-,, *hat may I call you? Mine 76r.
non is'.too- forilisli Miss Phyllis I do.
'mt
the -old boy's d . aught I or. . Mother"-lau.,
.
ing The Sell I d parts' .of :planta being
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remainsthat, thousands of people are 1. at � , ..� -
leas. Would I tore you very much it I
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large tears gather in my eyes mud roll,
.and
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test.- I .
gamy— May I marry the old boy's diogh-
chi;fl; carbon---�of which oboxcoml may
thio moment in.as groat aotual peril me . .
�
.all
showed myself -there again soon 211 ,
,Two
-beavily.down my checks They took like
. .
i'Yes," xeturn -1, laughing, "it, ieminda
ter? Sh6isane*remelyprdttylitble�irl;
fifteen -thousand pounds: ; but
� stand as a familiar type -and every
green part of A' plant having. th
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William Rindge and, in as great danger of '.
. � I � .; . �
causing misery.it not death to their f#enids. - "
. 11 Nat,at All," I'answered warmly, t i hink-
ang of Dora; ,,the oftener YOU, labile
coo
tears of penitence, but in reality are tears
of tolief. Ob, if that .tell-tale water had
e,of Martha. You mAy .dall me Phyllis
in .-
if you like,,,.' � - .. .1 .1 .
youag,'with
If to her.
I would net like, to engage. myse ,
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war to. absorb ' this carbonic
'po' aside
.'- .
Liver wid kidney diseases are become the . 1. I
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. wore we shall be pleased.11' . � I
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but,fallen on the breast of -,his allift, or on
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11 Thank you, I shall like it -verv. . touch.
.
without your full consent." . . .
. M6therjaughii and passes herland with
.in tbo�ktmoahere during life, its quality is
' .
thus les6oned,,while the. action of the Bun-
most cominon and most dangerous of any . .. . .
of ull' modern ootnplhints� They. ire .the I., -
" Would it please you to.see me often 2".,
,
Mo watches me keenly as he aske this ques-1,ries*
his stainless cuffs$ where would the inqui-
I
have terminated 2 . I . . I
propos of photographs, then, a inOment
A .
ago, Phyllis, did ever Sit for your
. . �
a light careselng gesture over -his charm-
. .
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beek'ImenableRAhe plant to'd000mipose the
.
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moot deceptive in their Ifeginaings mud
i -
tion. . , . .
-Yes, of course it would," I an' I
sWor,
I 01UPTER V. '' -
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you
portreAtTI. . � . . I
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twice," I :
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Ing face. . .
. . 11 Conceited boy I" sho.murinurs, fondly ,,
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carboni6 said thus received, to retain, add,
or assimilate solid matter (the carbon) to
-
horribl6 in their final stages. They are far I .
.
me , do ' tive than consumption, and bim I., . I .
r' "' "
politely, feeling slightly surprised at his I
.1 have wondered down to river aide
and under. the shad�v trees. It is a week
!I Oh, Yes, answer, cheiifully
, .. Coca,
Go , once by a travellin g mail who came r
11 there is little chance yon.will eVer do- so
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Jtrielf,.�and to .set the,o that conat tuent
. detected. -even by 0ilful
re' rel be . . I
Y
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tone -very slightly.
11 How long have you known m(O' I
I .
since My. Adventure in the wood -five days
L
since Wr last visit , On that
� udAid us All very *cheaply indeed Q -thick
for fourpoude � Or siliponoo head); and
. 1L.
Educh good for yourself
.
.,, Don't be'too, Sure. 'At all events, I have
. .
(OXY gen) f r'ee for the.'benefit of the animal
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world. 'Thus ii would seeln'that the coarse
ys"im, -unless a microscopic analysis
h .... rte ' - '
Ph, d to, and few doctors - understand -'!
t( Exactly a month Yesterday," I exclaim,
11
. .Carrington's .
occasion having . failed to obtain one minute
,a
once in' Carolon. I hid A dozen taken
till .
your consen . . . �
,,Yes, and my blessing,, too," says mother,J
. we gat. to healthy vogstation the more
'
likely. we'shall betoget-the benefitoif this
how to-do thin.' Their slightest approach, I
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or possibility of. approach, should strike 11, �
it was on the 25th of A
rom. Bee US., uguSt
P ptly-;
you first Came Lto I remember the
with him Alone, L the' handkerchief still
,
-remains in my and a
then ; but when I * had' given one each to
home, and one to Martba,,l
I .
.
laughing, again. I . - - L I I
,.fresh forming oxygen; but,L a[' if to, dump
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terror to the crie who is threatened as well , -t-,
date perfectly." I I I .
p68sessiono proved
very skeleton to my olb-set, the initials M.
,tbem�alllst
found I had no use for the othtirst and had
94 Thanks.. Then I'll turn ,it over, in my
L _.
when. I go back." - ,
n Asm, we are pros
our a thusii ented with a
leaserand a greater drawfiaok to our sattis.
as to' all his or bar ,friends -These' 1. .
I
diseases 'have no * distinct a .. ympt . ome, . I . .
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,:1 Do you?" with pleased aiirprigC.
We must be going now, I .1 sayieXt ending
j,C,,thst stand f �-
. or Marmaduke John Cal
riogtou, as all the' world knows -staring
only wasted My pooket-money. Perhaps"-
di you would like one?" .
.mind
1, Roly'll I br6ak in With my o
I
. , -The lesser is that all unhealthy
. . .
but 'come in the form of lassitude, ' 1. I
'appetite,
'my ting late. L -
hand; "it ia,gat II.GoodLbyes.
.
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out b6ldly from their. corner, unit threaten-
.
- Tzdenitlyii_1�111 Says Mr. Carrington,' 'with
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I
graciousness, " what brought you ?11 , , .
,, . i1bg desirb to
The'train -sod an 6verpoweA
parts of alPlant-yellow leaves, etc., --and,
I
what is more 'painful still, flowers in
loss of aching mudeles and,foints,' . L , 4 .
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dull headaches,. pai6 in she back, stomach
Mr. Carrington -and thank you again very
Touch," I added, somewbat shyly. - I �
ing at any moment to betray me; So that,
through, fear aid dread of discovery, IL
most annulled for eagerness ,- 11 I should
rither think I would." Vill You rosily give
L
L . .,.. .
see Dora's young man.,! I
.
�all
proportion as their color . recedes from the
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and chest, sour stomach, rebutting signs of . �
4$ If you persist in thinking there is any,.
Carry it about with wel and sloop with it
. .
me one, Ph It* T1 :-,--- - .
. I y is . .
. Alaugh and a blus h from Der%- ,. -
I $1, I &at him just now," I Bay; li'dovon by
L )rphe.re- rather � than
green, vitiate the atm(
improvelt, even during the day. The
6old, irregular pulsations of the'lles , 6rtir, and .. "� 'I 4
frequent dizziness. If''neglected, those '-
thing be be grateful for, give, me .my
Ireward," he says, quickly, " by letting ins
beneath. my. pillow. Looking habit upon it
all now, V*on4er how .1 could have been ad
: 11 Of course," I answer, with surprise,
-11theyare no use to me,andhavabeen
the tr out river. � What a pity 'he' did not
second drawback is that at. kiight, or I in
.
symptoms are-cortain to run, into 11 Chronic - - �
, . . . .
I
walk with you to the boundary.of thowood.' I i
"Yea,
I .
-foolish, so wanting in . invention. I feel
I
aw
tossing about in my dr' arforeitmouths.
'Will
mewith ins,, to , satisfy *our ouri-
come he . , I
C mity without delay I" �
darknesa or much shade evenhealthyplia �
, uts
exhale omrbonio mid gas and inhale oxygen,
I kid' d liver or Bright's disease, from .
ney
wh I oreAs sure to be a great amount Of ., ,� ,
Cni
do," says Billy, effuBivelyo .
"Come, if you wish it," I Say, answering
with what ease I could'now dispose ot au3 r..
thing tangible and obnoxious., .
you, have a Cardona one 2 f- really- .
tbiok� it is the beat. Though if you put your I
.
I .111 Mother. do y�u ,think it'the correct
and lost in- proportion to their size slid
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agony And only one. means of asoape, which - .
the OUSPdken look in his eyes, and, feeling
.
. . There is a slight Chill in the air, in,spite
hand over the eyes, the itinerant's is
I .
,thing for Phyllis to keep'olandestine ap-
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tointments with h1arbrother-in-lAw 2 Dora,
powers , deteriorate' the atmosphere'" like
ourselves, and therefore become, especially
�s by the use of Warnei% Safe Care. The .
. . .
importmuce of. taking this great remedy * . I .
thoroughly surprised to bear a in'
an 00
Alt ogethergrowu up expresH adeoirefor
ofthe pleasant sun ; ana,i half make up
my mind to -go-for a, brisk walkoinsteidof
isther like me." I ..
. .1 .
" Whathappolled to the 0082"
i Jtpdaqible ybu do not soent mischief in
is .
1tow
after twilight, very . or iiaesirable, �eighbara
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.upon the -slightest appeara;nce of any of the . t �
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our graoolega Society. Thus sanctioned, be.
sauntering idly, as I am at present doing
,
' "There is &taint cask,iniberightidne.
the airl' A person Qf J�hyllio' well.:
known uttruotions—. $I. ' I . .
...
in. our dwelling and Sleeping r6oms.' To.
.
'this heavy acousation I reply,thAt in gen-'
above'aymptoma.cannot his too strongl I
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impressed upon the,- winds of till readers .
turusaodwallsB by mysida,converoAdgw the
pleasant, light, easy style peoullar-to him I
. when somebody calls to me f rom the ad'
- - - ,
field. It is Mr. 'Carriggton. He
The man � said it was the way I alwiays
looked, but I don It think. so myself.. You.
,
" " Whatwas he doing at the troutriver 2"
erfkl'�thd Size. of flowers in'proportion tb
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who desire -to escape death and Palo anit - '
I
liqUithe boundary he named isria%0116d,
joining - - -
climbs thalweill that oriparb,
. tes us, add -drops
.a - a - a. uinti do. yon, . lAr.
*don't think I hav I . ".
.
aska-Dora, -with a smile. -She in too secure
in the knowled ge of bar ,own beauty to
,,green leaves. grown in rooms is so small that
duting the -day the advantage greatly out-
prolong life with all.. its weasures. and bless, . . .
ings., I I ., � . - .
Here we pause to bid each o.bh6t on I as more
,good-bye. ...
arritory, wlittle scrambling. Irish
into in -
y I I . 1. .
terrier at hia,hoelp. .
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Carrington ?'I . . �
. to their
Here -1 -open -:my blue -grey eyes
d road a iival anywhere, least of - all in- me.
i 41 far I ' He
.
wsigh a the disadvantage; and th6ugh on.
*plauii
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" * P. -
it And I may come to -m orrow 211 he asks,
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I it Is. this a favorite retr6at.of yours 2"
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I widest And gaze. at ,MY' oompaniou in anx-
.
Nothing AS Us could see. talked
.
a little, and said he was coming here next
doulatedly do give off. carbonic eel
. A.
gas at night, yet, at that tiale the rooms are
. , T'aft. U. JR.' - ,
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holding my hand closely. .
I .4 Yea -but -but -I o%nnot give you the
.
he-tiske, as"our hands Meet. .
61 Sometimes. Oh, Mr. CarringtonJ am
I . .
iouR inquiry. I I
. ,1 No, I don�t jibe: it," returns be, when
Fxidoh�l ".. ' ' . . I .
.
�4,X 'd .1 After to -morrow - I Shall Ask.
my
. generally at their 60olesi, and &a this gas is
something like throb to two heavier than
I
IMoijor UoMers rAtnirting. Out to Makle'the . I I
. Final I I 6ocution, . . .. .
handkerchief before mother and Dora," I
murmur, blushing hotly. . I �
,go gin6a tomeat you to -day."
.",Are 'That is better newo
he has subjected the eyes in question to a
- algai and 01190rillg eX%Min&tiOn- ,Then he
t t. I$ , "
him his. in an zone, SAYS Roly. , 11 1-6 is
Common airil it wit * 1, in such circumstances,
. I . � � �
, Major Rogera,under Whose directions the . . . .
11 True, I had forgotten that important
handkerchief. But
you, ,really?
than I hoped .to hear whet! 1 left hotne thin
. I
laughs a little, slid I lailght.00, to encourage
I � . I
most fortunate I am on the spot. One
Should cover lot an affair of thisAind dr4g,
fall to the floor, and only, be mingled with
4he general mtmeaphere by the hap t and the
locating Survey of the (J. P�, R.� line of rail. I
road from Savona's Fetry'through E 96gle I
parlimps YOU'. could
manage to walk with too as far as the an.
morniDg.p, , . I
Because I want return you your
him. . I .
. . ,,What- o'clock is it?" I ask, a little
It will doubtless be a thankless task; but I
.
'shirking
sunshine of ' the followiijg day. UslesH tbO
.
,
Pass to the Columbia River will take place,
trauce-gate, could yod?,�. - , ..
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.,I don't 1!
..i. ,to.
handkerchief. I have had It so 101391 and
later� It it must be time for. me,to go home,
. I
'Ni'sliti4i"
makespointof never my.dutiy ;
.
and whea we bav6, put-our-belovo4 fat her
plants were extra numerous the absorption
I ,
of oxygen would not much infliIence-the
will lemve,tbis city for.the ticena of motion on
.
Tueti The number of mqn�employed -
know," I return douinfull y , It
act, I can give it to you som.e other day." I
4M so alaxi6us to got rid of it, It-itwould
pro ly look older," I Say, with- boa itao
and Billy will be : . �.
Having told roe the hour, he Bs�ys:
:
comfortably Wider' gcoand-". I
--a
air of the a0s;rtment. i mot ,
"
will- ainount in tha.uggregato to between .
I
So you don. K eep It until I ato I fortu.
'�s Meet '&gain-
tida�ab
1,10 wly* withdrawing the artial q in
.
1I.Havo you a I
now tab, Phyllis 2"
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(,Roland," interrupts. mother, in
shocked. tove. 'Thera in A p&uok.
_be avoided by Beeing,thut the
in1dry'alight,
Plants were lower thap the abut or beach
. . � I
a a n h ad
50 and 60.' These will b divAd d i to t r .
in the respective'oharge of Messrs.
a. OuOugh to YOU I shall
probably get on without it until then.0
.
question 'frow, my pooket,�Ilif anyladd
, y
else had 'wm-hed It; buti, I did noT, whet
., 44 No.1, . .
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. 44 Don't you Al.ud, it awkward now and
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. � .. 0, I quite thought you Were going. toAsY
11
of the owner. I bel�4ve�'-thiwthe more
i
parties, .
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Stevens, WAtson and Roberts, thoroughly' .. . I
So with a Rmile und a backward nod and
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any one to fitid out aboutm.-that day; so I
then being 3gaorant of the time? Would
.
�methink," says Roland amiably.'. I Was
60 , .
mistaken. I will therefore coptinue.' When.
beemum dew, the, condensed moisture in,
the air near the ground, holds much more
ad ougioeoro'viho have been witb I
expayieno, . . " �
the Major -on-provious--surveys. One - - -,
glance, we part. ..
'There is a brutal enjoyment of the tree .
Billy's
bad to do it Myself", I. I .
Lingering, cautiously, I bring it to'light.
-you like one ?"
,, Oh, would I not 2" 1 anaNger piomPtlY.
wshavaputiour poloved,father well under
I the ground I will 'then be -the head of this
'of thia�gas in solution in general than
common water, does. On the whole, t boo-
, I
party will commence operationalletween. :
Sav6ua And Kamloops,, and the other 'two !
soone in whole damdauar that stings
Me sorely. I begin to oompate dear Rely
and hold it out to him. Ob, how dread.
fullypi"And and I
lesuly it appears in the
11 There in u( )thing I would like better. Do
you know it -is the ono' -thing for which I
house, and natural guardian to these poor
unless in the emee, ol delicate invalids, or of
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11, a Situated between the South Thomp.. , I
Wi b
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With my younger brother -in a m6lifier
bighly-ut7flutteriD.glo-We-l-&Ue-r. If Roland
broad light of tho'open air I To me ib seems:
am, alwal . .
va,wifffilng.11 � . I � I
' Par. Carrington, eagerly,
dear girls;L and, with this prospect in vie,vt I
feel even at the present moment a certain
plunts with very large flowers having a
-powerful bdok, I bodeve that healthy
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son and Columb4a rivers. The survey will be . ,
Made no its to allow the work of construe.
had been here in Billy's place to duy.
instead of being as beL always is With that
doubly bideoug-the very' I"b-thifig a fee-
tidiouB gentleman Would dream of putting
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L !t Phyllis," SAYS .
" 106 WO give YOU 006-" L
him "ilderment.
responsibility, that Compels me to look
after their interests, andbring this-reareaut.
plants in rooms are decidedly b8106fidiAl,
and'promotite alike of cheetfultI088 mud
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-.ti)n to commands this fall or at the ver .
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lAsest in the following epring. Thelineof
tiresome regiment in some forgotten' Corner,
all might have boria diff arent. 176 least
to his none., , . .
]At. Carrington accepts it almost tona
'Smile
,in oilenb
Something within Me WhifiP are such joy
Of he would Only,
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gallant to book." I . I �
. it Roland, my dear, I wish you would not,
health, and that this Is especially. the Cuss
in'large cities And towus.11-t,aud and Vater.
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railwiy bat alreAdy *been surveyed from the - �,
Rockies to the ,thmmit of the Belkirks and ' 11
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being a man, would have felb'for Me. HOW
Aerly. There is lipt a shadow of a
upon his face; � L I
is not lot aje. coarse -
give It to we for Dora's sake, and yet I'
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�pask so of your fathat'," Puts in mamula,
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f enal thin latter.point to that Point of the I �L
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could I have been -mad enough to look for
.
11 is it possible y
I ,ou took all that trouble,"
. to I I it--�bdt I
knoio-I ontinob say lag toe
feebly. I I .
4(Very Well, I wonitilt. returns .Rely ,,
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- A gentl6mall in Boatou, whose �ioter lived
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Columbia River where the major a P an t I
,will distance 43
,sympathy from a boy% I .
Dear Roland I The only fault be has is
he-says,w cortain'gantIg light, with Which
I am familiat't 06ming into hill .
knotd it I accepted a watch frorn Mr. Oar -
tibgtoll all at home we old boungry, and it
" %bd-1vMhs;WC-"t-uftdek ground at all,
. a in &
In ' '100thOr cityl� boo been engage
rivalry wlth bar its to which aboulO succeed
survey and, a of M 8, a
proliminury line W6 already, been run, The
his extreme and palpable vellielinesh," Bat
What of that? Are not all Men so afflicted?
growing
eyes An they rest 'upon my anxioter face,
11 My dear why 2 !)lit not under.
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wopid Cause a horrible row.
. 41 Thank you#" I pay Wourtif oily, 14 Thick
it you don't wish it. Cremation shall be his
lfstOo and we Shall keep his, precious i9hes
in writing the 16ogest meh6t%ga on a postal
dara. The sister firsy Aeut him a datil with
entire line Will be . I
- loomed at the end Of the I . .
present, Yost: Major Rogers stated that
Why Should he be condemned for what If,
I -only to be expected mild looked for in the
child. you
I stand I Was only jesting wli6 I expressed
a'deelte to have it Again ? Why did you
you very, very much, bit, Carrington, bat I
ootilduotibulioitftOMYOU, IORVOrYkiAd
in Au Ural" ' I
I I I don't believe , Mr. (10tingt011 doted &
a communication of 114'wordti upon it� He
replied witba,messaga oontsion LOW
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the real hard Welk of the whole flna� ,
list!' between the Kicking HoistiVaSsaind .
grander sex? What I detest more thhu
in
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not- out it In 40 fire, or rid yourself of it
6 off or it, alud I would wdept it if I
Of you tat he
pin tot Dora,'Osayo Billy, irrelevantly.
� twice
11 I think he likes Phyllis its WGIL
words, Thereupon she retur a as I
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the eastorn crossing of the Columbia
home 75 Miles.
River# & distn�noo of This
ariythimg else a parsec who, while pro.,
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fessing to be f riendfi with on,,
rli-urthai
Owe other f ashion long ago? " Sol,-
. in B Pause-" you I Ireally 'bh
attar a washea'it wl
it would be of'no uso.. At
Id; b me
cou 6 �
I k they would boo lot ins have it, and
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This remark, though lotwided to do so,
does not act as u bombshell in the family
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a', word So 1:
conto.1ning, mletter of 1,W word , 11 6
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y written and po -A, -it -
full oAibla to be
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part, which will liticesoarily no donst6ofed . I I
f be this .
I grow morose, and d-dwo-to-11
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Y our own hands for Ma?" � .
so it would be.& pity for you to spend All
circle; Wia regarded as a more flaah in the
so 0
out the aid of a maknifying glas -31'
row the east, will dompletba year.
.
09laiti8t.
loonveroo,tion, Unti I we come 06 bear out
howe that but one turn More hides It from
11 Ono might guess that by looking it.16,11
lanoWerWith a rubber awkwardlaiigh.,
your milney upon it f6r'llOthi ng.v�
-,Wbolt nonsense 11, impAiently, 11 Who
Ian from Billy., and is received with ail
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the effort Is 06mewho't trying.
. . I of Wilne.
Governor4oll6ka',
-Vietoria I . I
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-our view. . I . I .
it stilli I think. I
it would not look quite do
would cob lot you take It?" .1 . . .
Contempt, What coUld wboy know about
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each wattsrg.?-� .
The new -in I
taking Active Measures Against the 06100
Men of great parts sto often anfortunl�to-. , �
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Here Billy romonArates. � �
badly, but that I kept. In my pooliet ever
it p,spa, mainnim,, every Ono," I Answer.
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'i I have a mouthIg leave," Rolaaa itiforwo
AII'PoliAh employees of the Russian 0 v�
in the management of .public -business,
is Of course you Can sulk if You like," he
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since, and that given it AS crumpled ap.
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'With deepest dt,jootioll. (I would 0 much
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Us preadill ,,Iy. , 1, Do you think in that tiale
dismissed and ther"O
ornment hatte boon use
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ey Ara apt to go out of the cow, I
osys in an injured toneo and not speak to
follow, all for nothing; but you can't go
p9atscoe.0, I . I
$I E.'Ver 2 so to for five
hoe liked that Watch 1, W
the delightful bdt .traA=11ydeTdbahtd
I We -could Folish it off-coaita� hip, proposal,
of the Polish Junguage invubi ,a places ban
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mou read by the quiolvidas of their imqi-
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into the house with your Arm like theits
Blued near You
long days? What a weight it must have
put
inyhoadl) isTliny would-vaiasyltdto&
,ad wedd ng f Though," rodeativelys 11 that
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boon pro .
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