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liere she Imo omens to mom= in silence
and eectecY over her wreoked life, over
tisat greatest of all toesee-lose of
hope.
Flinging herself face downwards upon
the grassy sward, with her sad arras
outstretched andlaer little delicate
gars clutching convulsively at the-- long.:
tengtee of the ratak verdure, as tbongli
in a perfect aginty of shame and grtef,
ebe gives herself up to the bittereet•
despair. Oue intangible watery moon-
beam is lying, as though touched by
her griof, upon her half-ba,red arms, an-
other as if in beisison upop her forlorn
'little head. But life's moons or suns,
its warrutlis, its chill, oan be nothing to
.
!wow:van:for •over. Tito vague, wit
, eimplo joy of living is 'goue from
' • her, There is only the bitterness of
death remaining, and desire to escape
and eovor lier face and hide from 011.31er
" 00 of tb,o day and night .1
1
' A joy. has tali.= Sight.
Move zy faint heart with grid, but with, ars.
light " 011., do WA maim things horde
me, than they ate. You. will give Me
op
?"
"Nov er 1" answers Bouverie coldly.
"Let that be perfectly madeestood. bo-
t weep us. Never I have your promise
to be my wife; 1 shall bold you to it
till the last day °tiny life."
"Then you. will leave an the pain,
tho trouble to mo ?" says Dolores ro.
proachfully. e Ali, how unkind, that
to 1 Well, I give you up, at least."
"That you. capeot do," retort.% be
quickly. "What, do you thiutt 1 ant
laot stronger than you ?" 110 lays his
haudelightly on her tender shoulders, OM
GIAOUgh to prove to her the difference
between, them, "Dolores, do you thiult
no "
ho neke
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yoi coutt uv winouu
satlY. end, .with the knowtedgefell
upon- her that she lies beycat redemp-
tion in her answer, she anurixtura " Ye.% ik
her oyes on liis.„
"Say that again,” soya Bouvorle,
holding her • a Mao. wpy from him that.
ho natty the bettor mark the'clianging
If t/
Fresh & ming and salon:ter and srinterbottr hor eyes. Say it no*.
ligh • .
iVaus woe -begot* siie rosts at full
length aspon th.o.grouud, her littlo shape,
,ly bead Windatoseed mid roughened, low.
erecl to the eartlt-tho •pretty. prowl
head that only yeatetday carried itself
so sweetly Mol with such a natural dig,
nity I NoWand then •a moan breaks
from hor, a shattered prayer, a dry- sob
• of keenest auguieh.
• "Oh, kind Father -Father dr tea alle-
havo moroy-ltave pity Must every-
thing be given up ? This thing porhaps,
Sivieet Lord P 'But yot not thie I Oh,
leave sue 'something! ' Thou, who- art
all love, leave me my •little share of
worldly affection 1. .Suroly I need not
surrender all, mini° arid fame anti lover
tool"
Is her prayer answered?
There is 4 ' solind of lull:tying:to*
• steps °litho cool sweet grase, smothor-
exelantation ; then two strong 'orate,
taiglity with thislovo sbo has boon into
• ploring, stoop to ber; weave thomsetvea
round, Ler ; and Bouverio, lifting -her
bodily from the arourid,,turtis her -face
• "Yes -7 -yes -yes 1' ems she ;
• •
,J4ut the telsion is too great' for .•lier,
birta1fa5iwar1 upon his broost and
Iniveteinto boom ',- . - • • •
• • ",Welt, I 000idn't asithout yon, you
eruel child " rotorne he ssary
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-with a careful love; anti, tattle all, 1
tion'thelleve a words of • it." Ilo
tide laet softly, pressing her littlo iEan
heail 'against his breast,- - . . ''. •
-But her dospaii irtoo etroog to ad.
mit of comforteven fkonx tlio onti be. '
• Joyride -nay, the very Sweetuci3s •of the
comfort Offered 5601115 only to *0.41 to
titO poigneal cy • of bor. griefs •
"()h that we -tom • were • dead I" she
cries, her pent-up sobs •• breakiog forth..
Noweetogothor I" • •
.• ehero njiT tWn trombling et- the.
• dilate., limbo; • instinctivery..sho clings to,
him. To boburied, lost, - forgotten- be-
yond - the 'ken of all latimanity le the
ono eweet tonging that • remains to her
• arid with bun. If they minht only- be,
-pernaitted.to share. this eveutteting osole
' -to•go togethat ovbithet-no Inan may broaktmatte .her oven.. Night is
foflowliast fear arid angitish auds das. d• •• • ..ttuling„ a.sornbrothroatening eight •
pair. anti all desire • Menacing by the tiull
*t „I
that you do not • carry out your inaa
scheme. It seems a simple thing to you
to abandou ;but how if I will not
he "..''tindested ?"
"Your etrongth ;. ineuilicient," sayli
tho giri solomuly. " You must sub -
There ipaa nobility iss her look which
silences him for the Moment. Au ex.
quisite Rush lights up tier loco, and hoe
fingers, lifted to hor breast, lio there
convulsively, as though to stay the
throbbing of the boort beneath.
"Must I?" says Bouverie unsteadily.
• She mistalcosthese words for a yicid,
ing en his part, a.ncl the Audi dies upon
her cheeks and her pale lips grow paler.
M last you underetand," she says,
raising her.blanclied face and sorrowful
eyes to his-" at last! 'Yes; t1 xnust be
SO." 'Dams all at tome her calonuees
quite forsokoe her ; she lies like a brb.
trou lily in bis arms. "011, lovo,
love!" slie• antrocars Jaiutly, elingiug to
him as though she teals theofinal parts
ing is indeed at hand.
.. lie returns his embrace only in part,
hi4 mindhaving cy,oup to other molter:3.
"Yon " 5pcak lightly Of our eaded
ha says coldly. • 4.1 13ut still thoresoine. .
thing to bu said. • Supposo 501110 happy.
' eluture should 1it this cloUti that 'tamp;
inVo you "--in hia soni ba acme not bto
1 1.1r o 'that. any finch bleliscd uplifting ie
sumiose .• it • should. bo.
1,10W th011 .
Alt, thou !" .
She hue bawl/1i the juiloottaii he do.
Eiiredi hs looks tronsfigared.
knows mow bo a cortainty that tho hap -
:vinous of.1�r 1iie depends upon. the ira,
' rebablo ch'Intie he has described, trilier..,
flor lips.tretublo, a grbat Waive of colour
sw:giFs'acros3 her face, lingers.,a seeend
or 0, and ,then (.1iss,ppeavs; as harsh\
-sensi'reass-or ts itself, ooly toipalms her
w 1 ti Or' than before, .
ar:o cruel," sho says 11811-1.0tri*
, `Xi latt) i the u4o• of anewering her ?
Is •-•.•t thewholo thing 'arma
her against s heart that is as
i 7 It yop are nob afraid of Os* mulls of Ahab
vi
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' "it is hardly 'worth' speaking 25 cent*.
"As for the influence," returns Bnte. Cough and Oold yolt °nett to ties "remota
ad thorotighly eve on. Sol
Id tverywhele.
,
about; nor is she, Let us talk. Initeacl . .
of the one thing who is all the World to grottootoital and other outo
ne-let dB
tai E of Dolores!"
64 Toe .4 is ii() MX eh ta• ha said, and ye - -
NNING SU seoTT
Barristers, Solicitors,
,
80 little," Says Wes Maturin, walking
restlessly to and fro, "You know, all
the Arab part of her wretched story -I
• need not recount it to you; but •there
are some later, some minor details that
• you alone may hear; they are• not for
the satisfaction of vulgar curiosity.
With Dolores' birth my story to Lady
nouverie ended."
"Yon =ado- sonse effort to find her
mother 2" •
"One unceasing effort that filled my
life for two long years. At last 1 found
a clue, as you have heard from your
roother ; a letter omme to me. You know
of ray journey to Brittany, toy adoption
of my dear girl, and our •long wander.
lugs in fordiglelands.'!
46 What ad not know," Says Dick,
is your subsequent knowledge of Do.
loreo's father."
y," says Miss Matutin; he eame
prior to my leaving England tot
years With my young charge, and
ntics1 an interview. 1 reiused it.
rso doubtless stirred within bira ;.'
t was remorse that ,caane too tato.
a not &tortoni it, My whole soul
tea from the man. When 1 looked .
ittle innocent, lying in my arms
bl t tt r protest for
. .
to his. -. Seeing hor lying se, ad sad and. •• 1 Wiab. w'i..1 Yorc (load to4ethor ta-clay, •
• diScOnSolata, the mournful ceistainc,y • -Ludt .31,4`t, of, hiciil en away out of night, .
has been bOrne'in upon him that oho • Mane:1 vs triatt.n.,rtt ,tai_o 9_19:7!1.110e.1.y., ., :
has been lying thus because bor heart . eato`flo's ‘',Z141,4'N5vPraithy°?;8711„)11811' •
is broken. ., . • ihnotottse of it113nen eltograllOr, ...
. . , ' ° As the wokleis first dead taken wholly lawav,
--,- • iultdo,onci with dee.th,anos full' of. the night l'i.
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ORA.PTE1.1 .XXIL. ..
• . o ' 44 Thet0 ISSomething as good as (loath.
' As • Dia littfliis eifoetheart in his • botore us,'! •Says 13envene steadily;
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eyna4, her. 9,KpressioD oliallgeS", . She 1, therois life+st long life cif happiness,
shrinks 'front him, 'awl mottos. a _yelp_ I hope andholieve I; tot no falso ' sus.
effort -to release herself .fronatho loving 'Octane of evil mar tile .petfection of it."•
'• bondage 'of Ina -embrace. . , ." The peridotioti I Where pan. that
- "011, not you,'f she Hoye, in a iiitle. .corlieliu 7: •You -e -you pretend too Much I" •
paatiiig whisper•-•;-" nob you, of all pop', • ofeelaims.phe, with a iittle burst of
• . ple 1.' -I had •ina,de :up my mind that it irritable padeion borheot her • acuta suf.
• Should never be you ti,ge,i11.- • • . ferie.g. -.“.Peifootrion'extsver- inore
" *." To cainfort•you 7" •ask s he, ...ternai; apply to anything conneetted acibli Me.
noting her sentence. ' " If you aro in 1 ani tainted 1 Ss . . • - ,s, -4. •• - • ' ..
• trouble, who would be there but, mo , Sio. raisos her head. "White 'like a
to help you? ...Yont trouble Must white rose" is tlie• facia to ;Which elm
' • always be mine, my own sweetheart'!" compels histogarct Hut, in spite- of All
Ile tightone his clasp- round her ; hub-
• noato that; bottays it. Iltycnicl aro the
et stely ninos, .6".inl there, "where the
sLscoui:it!ts broalcs tho dusky gray", aeo
ir•rnu.lops, het:6116s, their pale yOuug
Issovos droopitig aemcost/i: the ' warm:. thnt ?: Yee tall14 T : gret Alai Noh-esa6
brim:thing of the circiuDatribient,air. ' . thoutiatal tines no ! After.
his hand gently bonotith, hoe . , yoars, I would do again now as I did.
cbLii 14'0 lifts her Taco awl gazos silently thou. 'I would restue the Child at any
Tito pretty lips erstwhilo so prone to , . soul was blackened by a &hate beyond
upon. b, a a rs,
lasTgliter are' now 'Closed, yet eloquent rodetuption 1". ' •‘•
with a eilent Inelanaboly, Her dronah. . ",You have neVer heard•oi! him -since?"
dil Oy'osi With their boars still‘lYing:Inia ' " Never I' Doicires knows nothing of
vily on the long dark lashes, speak to . h?lis.. ,§1,)-Q belie'vas him-,- dead as her
hini.in morniel, numbers., It ii it most Mother i so he is to her. '. Whethor lin
grieVeus 'thing to siao,lier'stitudiog Minn, ' ltill roams the earth or -bas gene to meet
esusilieci, disconodloto,Oliebonour ed, rtiA10,4-12Lny,a..1.111 the lantl. bfiyorld the
" I have liotentel to you ;7 now hear, • grave is mailman/ to me:"
me, ho save atuldenly, though Without • She is eilenta.for . a little while; and '
t ,•
traapicion of haste: " MI you havo sold. ' Bonverie does not caro to interript hei,
to me c000to jnet :Ss nothing. ' We -Stand being lost in'art absorptioo of ' Ins own
• to -day as we stood yesterday. • Younre - oseatiugo • Whets twO minutes, ' scarodly •
hor self-control, bar hps. quiver. 'rbe• lus, ,;offlauced wife' haw, as you were. nOtioml by eithor of thom, lin.ve .aieiti
• " A
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speet
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shou
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of t
theft
that
abru
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'claspOrl. tiaat
her mother I"
• " That was the
Dead as :filie girl w
own door 1 It Was
ess,una e ou e
woro I would defeud her from him
lf, onlisted,raysolf upon hor side • •
DlioIsTitiT°14•70 aelTraleanee sT,-
y risk. I left home abroptly, carry, boom, ilk u troll "1,,,c1,10100110,11' 0.111
ray child iiith xiso Then there - /furor]. Strati' t,e0linton Office holm, 8 07mo* sp,p1„
'letter from It was for;
ed tue.-a mad letter, full of
-grief when she -the• woman who
Id have been honoured, but was
-byhis dislionourodlay
daring in her*shrond 1 , asked
What of his cluld ? It was evident
ad heard of my sister's death; but
he 'child he knew nothing, .except
k had. taken it. "a,nswered.hira
th child was dead 1" She ceases.
ptly, sitkisg back iu her chair,
fox! a • noment rigid, her- halide
18. hor la "Dead as
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• ' ioto the pWtt,. elle speaks. again. • • •
sioLt of them- stnivotino lips is lorthrd tlum • ' . . . . .
=7.--s------latos-wurettostsiemetiout ho
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• • ' huro-.• lovebeoeyesttlitan:agstsWee-seaavery- - f•‘• I Moat ask-yotinob b -th " Vrevouts hihr ' °ur• "Jar; 0'1 1
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agony: of proteet.: Secirig 'her so Per- • - he 'Sayst'ertily,--,-":-. iti-stegard yOtt now--; - Word,", • .*....n,l.e.i‘sin\m- 1:;...73. obie-r• ves.• tas,r.
• ..• her „gently, . and . 'Mayo' regarded you.forOtitte-:saa ,!` hear no' tutting. peot.est. It id •- •
. lets liar Stand baeletrepahinaatottto. or •• notitiog. loos- than iny wifesOnse . IA:Sall-Slot 7Thu° Pro -ye to yeti that Sbor sake;•thotighl aoketevitelgo
sistent, • releases
110 wtlL two. , • lieten to boon one derogAitY word .thY Will is stronger than youra. Yet, that ovil.wiil be the end of , •
ful
'113 ,i,s, uselets ; it roust alt erSd uow titttO;od. ahoutlier." - • .bolievo, nu) cleateSt it is the one tiine •. " Tefi-1 are v. 'faithsotii,"- opyti
leher-pya ifatiritissasand agaisr bar °Hitt tuna-sorbdues her for tho taomento is-hur.11-1)P-4 whieb.la AWL: rofuott iqattirin, in a low tone ; " fs01.!-'
face within her hands. • • Isut, zifter a little taiental confusion the. dofor to you. • tome-letmo take'-yOn liotind to •toll yod trat yo.,1 aro' 11(.40.
-3114.101* • 1 c end Nnaio thinets," faithfnl sphit within, her fragile *Loh ,:heitoi. This troulild has boon too moph muY tio ; You may drop ue Ittatour. •
returna he slowly ; " bat Time is more ,roassorts itself,': • • fOr you." ,, • . • ably info-yeur past ; slight:3, will at.
merciful.' It can put' 9, ovon to " Yew: wifo fa' sais " Yes ; I will go beinc;'. says' the ',rill tUcll. itself to yo 1,- no totted ot thaw°
h •" f • us oW • bUt es for .scarsr.,,_last doe -IS -why. There exquisito inOnOtonously. „ . • will haunt 'you fez it. Go; 'whilst there
" You xvill lot rad soo yop:d again this is Yet tinsh.14
" 1) bow 1" • m•;.`Clailus Dick. ..",-V) hat
.•MISS - D PEW'
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MUSIC 1.TEACHKR3
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. our love, .mii.ther Thne not Deatl1 oati pain in her taco and •ycnee.s lier Tsmall
' put an omit° that I • It will go with us. lin:sere, intorlacedi are crushed .againet
. through life, toad to the grave'. oma, eo,oh othor until anwhite outlinois Dials.
thence to tlae world boyond.' •ed upon hot hands. " Beloved, would 1
'When lying he pasSiouato stain npon :tio yoo suoli an' injury as to let you .• " WhateVor happens, hoWever•it may
W3331 Thorn 4 anxiety in Ins tone. ,.
the ftesh sward, sheolleal eloeedhor fin, -one•st,Ito-whose birth--.-;..
gars on, oontotentler gtasseta Now she "L
e silent,•DOlores 11' 1,i9s tha 570.hilg, bo, you V,-111 be kond to atuttio ? " sas-s
totals them listlessly in horeola hand, -14013 to:adonis:, , • . a _ Doloros, laying her Laiul WWI a favor.
and geode at • therreati one might •t7lion f l'• Dub indeed.," says shoStvezpitto 'bit, ls11 earsiOstiluss• sil)01-1: 'his atm. "L0U
• considering • Kano (piestion• tar rental) 1 torlY. again, '..1. . cannot bo silent': It will 'not roproabli -her.? Thiult-think
• f rain them. • .,•, . -.•-• • / intuit be `6:.i:fil • wul. it •Will-Wo•-..-it-net ' hew Itherhots sufteted, mid -all: fot , mo I
•
' am 05mo at least by all tho"reSt of OW if • yon have loVed •Mo, think of
tho world. 2‘1a1', dear boort, how , yon • - ' • ''• • - -
yourself recoil froni the tiara Mention of, o' As I .40.. Iava ovou,..1- 'shall think ,
lei • • . a •• • ao . • alwaya of whet is most pleasing to yoti,''
avoiamg must come up to utoy an s• , Am
to ;vomit tcryoUr aunt., It4111 bo better do yea take noe for ?. Am' a feel ?
that wo should soo each abbot againa, I likoly to resign for a paltr). rear.on the
•best gift that'. God can litisioiv a• Even
• if I would,, I could not. give up Dolores ;
ae tor all .you havo Said. why, a
°counts to 140 1131 hothing:but only as Ma
ti to be hotter to het thail even I
1° ll° right,'." she says at last--
" your mother, I memo Por tho
days Of your life trots must speak to 11l0
' • nevi:3r again. It was terriblfs-oll that"
oho • sail; she called mo baseborn.r-n,
• cruel word !" Sho shivers as though
with batons° cola, and. cia..ps her iillgcris;
, tightly togother, `allaseboral" P11-0 ro.
• poets, almost uocousciously.' "
yes, it' -was a cruel word." ..
" Gorse 'tor 1",sityia the Young outlaw ith
• sudden fiereOpaysion, garang at the pato
faze before lima, the strielieu glance, the
drooping hopeless figure).
" 011, no, no," cries olio piteously ;
" sbo is your, mother! Ois.vbn at •to
• mine, wore she alive, I not te• as
speak; •and ittino-.--') Silo pauses ab-
ruptly. ." But to Um dead there is only
• forgivbness," shc'says brokenly ; •and
thon---" You know all? You havo
• •
• Yos, and Thad; You should liars
heard it aiia, front such, a. source What
I shall never orgive 1 I havo told hot,
. 44 Tour Mother ?"-in a littlo`lthrilling
• Whisn'or; .. , •• .• „. . ,
•
\ " The itelationship licia Ooasto. to omet
' iiir 'me," teturns lio," with it curious
laugh. . "But a course I understand,
• etifficiantly-to-bo-tdolO:to give -you -an an-
' - - Sweirs'Yes; -1 httvo told Liiaryouvom
• •that 3:Altai-never, foraive Ilek conduct to.
os___.... . es .
"1 am twide unfortunate," says De.
• loros inburhfully. "13esides any Own
,s,.. In olerable load, must I also bear .tile -•
it)
""ss it **ledge that I havo treated* discord
' bo ween a mother and her Son 7"
• "'Nothfrig naatters," auswors the'
• 'yoxiug man i Steadily issing her lingers
to his Hite, t! oxcopt what personally
conCerns you. Forgot tho test, and bo
' assured that Lady Bouverio can manage
excellontly ittiout Other you or MC.
My bolovod, how you initst havo suf.
foredl" •
• Ills tone has changed,' Icew tliore is
, thrown into it a great 'wave of tho most
tender synips,thy ; beforolt had been
hoed mud. sontowhat cynical.
• " Thete is no nod to talk of that,"
says shp, with a passimiato attempt at
calm i• "do not talk of it There is • only
• one thing noW for mo to say to yous; I
say it --4 I ,.,.riiVO yoti bask yoot trotirt"
She turns t.o him, pato and rigid, and
compete herself to moot his oyes.
"You ,,co.vo me what I will not aceopt
• --a poor :eft I" Vetutmili.0,` as• pato. as
'herself. ---" Weill -what .elaOl..",,
----" All ieovor betWeen ug-`,'.' soya, the
pnor ohaa Bealy,.ber Svioetface looking
worn and changed in, tbe 'dull noou.
" Yon wrong mo tory lotialt," s,,,ys .roturos Ilonvetio•gravely. ' " Rot it .
,flops,.71.11:io, wail .,1,-..,., oiootioo.. ic I si, truth I should. bci•good to' Mise Matnrin
lenet.‘d you 0.14 leSt your rwords should Jxr°aPacilva of My, loVe lor . you, if. only.
hurt yOurself. I hold, you so above taint becattso of the affection. I bear her 1, and
01: slmnia of any kind. thet .I defy tin) shall I; yotir lovor, oot honour 1101; the
world 'to find. ,•o, . Ilaw in•yon.'r . Ile more for.tile tondetnosa-sho• has display.
• oball rice you again to-nightl'!
• " Yon " after a lobe:lout% pauso,
ed•towards yon 2 • Hut answer -the. , ,
%turns to her and , enci,relos her. in his
arms. --My' staiple-eA lily," • ho' saysv
laying 1115..olicolt. to hers; "11131 littlo
queen I" .., ,•. - , . Attar all; another •Ineoting, • onotber
. .
, Tho Moon even in its .- soddetted: stato hour of agony is not , very much when
1.0,8 ,,rewn 01 -0,60te btli. t . • ft added to •the great 'whole 1 And -anal!).
,., _. 1 1941 , OM.*
0%0D#1011- Irfilerlailllt W•111(1 hag COIlle to
need not affect -her resolve in any, way.
And to sae him once
timo Tlihro atneagre‘grain wyvect.
iuc n ve
mOaub to be !" :
Miss Matt.trin, rising, suddinily13131*118.
upon: him. gase illeminated •by a very •
•iinniediato linowladge of his worth. "
•, bavo:done -well by her," she says •
softly. She :continues tO reard hru
with extreme tenderoess for a'feW •
I .1! llection•
'unte's ,•• then, though' o re
stereo tootle): tit itSinItn aecord awl with-
ottt encourttgement, staits bet
-
eyes falter before " Resistanco 131
uscloss," she says. 4'We arena Strong
enough to fight the world. And yet
suhm, ission will bo her death 1 • She will
die, says 'Aliso Maturin, in cold con-
• strained' •voice. 0' She is net strong,
.pressurp , will be too much for
" . •
"Not viten • fthe hasn't to bear it
e "•interposee Dick quietly, " I flat-
sonnawhoao thlo distanc0.. rho whole tor' myself 3.0111 endure a good deal of
world around Seerris peaootill, SaVe only '-ness theinisery of tins thought. Sho Pressure:. She sitall fool non° when 1
theso two 115111135: --hs earning, eteemoSS . nsight indood bring him something to art near. Can , I see • het toonorrow
otilt SO distant as to be Utimiortant, hpap-to romembor her by iri all the - earlY ?'' • •
may and it may uot be, it is ileattro o but : corning yams, lioath, whoa eourtod, is. , " I dOu'i, "-tincertainly ; "
the raisory of the surfahumahity is moan". rOluctent ; thore will probably. be loolted so white, so still, so forlotn,whon
ly aistoeserss. Tea mean ts Blowy torus malty yciats. • eho bade uto good night that I scarcely;
, Ituow 'What to .think. She feels this -
lug the twilight foto 'ni,o,ht, yet otill day• " Yes, ' says agatiostaintly.
lingers--sa 111013t 'grievplIS day, bettor lost
thein: A. rushing rilixtlep .at"' play.
Is/NOW TO BETTIS'S:: '•
--
13ARBES 140TgO..
If you thay wkit Cary
id.an barber Over gave,. , • .
••1114 nall,(qt Tite 41.t• 11W saloon,
At mop, or eye, or btow noon. •
• 1 omit) aintettel tft hair with ftr.tfot,..
T., suit the.coo tom. of tho face,: •
Ala oil niforts yon,
To.plearlo the taqo and '
• ',Ify rarorA 1011 both Al:111)11W' keen,
toi-ois alno.nrat and eloan.
. • •
nottirstioN.f.hliVIX(.4- 01.1„NTOg... •
'PROF., Di DAvEmpprg.t
• •
83.4.1tcont 41,.....sruirsT.. • • • ... •
11.11 lit cntiAls ire right for the county- fifr, the 1101551
1)511411811 -of rulininiktering• ohomionlly • por.0 katfoonti
'.2.IonoxiclotWIlleh 1.6 the safelit and beSt"syStem yet dis-
covered for 1,56 istioleas extraction of.teoth. •charges
moderato, thdrifiretiOn guaranteed*. Moro, IllitAVElt
11I,001i, mein, Thompson at dwitzer's tifroecry'Sfore,
trrot CI
• • • •• ,
• thing,',' cries 'Miss itaturin, with a, slid -
in forgetfulness; but still alive. Catirtle..1,1, XM.V:- I truly know 1 1 toll you it; will kill hot I '
. . •,. den passion di griof, " more than. „you. or
I)olores softly,tholdinei out her two cold * '3 you 1,, wi _si y, , is, 101) t vcliat first
can he accorded
" Love, will you listen to m.o.?". says .- • . - , . .
i ft II y ',. '11 1-'11hor I" sa s "•.1,' e'
. . ier who first dostroyod tilo righteous.
'lauds to Bonvcrie. . " Ibeseceb. you to l‘taturin vohemently',
.00...1
listen4.4t-is-my . irrevoeablo decision Slit is standing in 141b1311111014., 1 1 ! • 141adtniSs of. hor soul?' .-
tliat:ifo-nittiitliarf{ so licar'-iiitTl' -11-14` -1.10"ttinlo gaunt' aftee the ag y s : es.ito,' Ills'. 1----.'N°1-lei'L'at1145'`'i`t.1-13°Iivetile'ga'ra-11.-:
.. .
my olvfi doeislmi.," - . . ton. The little ormolu. clock upon .the t
, " There is 'no licit). for Doloros," says
—TrAlia yen-A•ro.ininei 'Tourstlee,i,sioaiS mantalpiacti 18 on tho stroke of ton. ...\,11s;.:Slaturin, subatung her active &Lei
thoreforo only partly yotir ow13. I 1.1ay0
a. 0110.TP ill it. Ata.-- N , I stilt not downcast eYOB- , . , • • .
• 41 crin-1 gooier -2u issittottasettexte, „etas in part, and yet giving lier visitor an
• evon inore • cartoon lcnowledgo. of her
•rnisery in 14051 onforead qt iettlian her
.
outspoken despair,
lowered to tho oar
• listett to Al" , 1.4-4).1 think -not ; 113711111 be bettor to
". Your niother has ft9ays
the girl, with a sad littlo Braila. ." I gave
it to her willingly, for your saktar '
" mother t"
l!Ycii. She -she wag oot altopSothor
ungontle with me," says Dolores. 44
Owe Tiet somothing foe that but
limy, never mind the " slie•breaks
out itpatiently.. " Sho was right in all
sho said., Wo might both havo ro-
pentad liftorWards, when it was 't06
late." ;
• , ", Speak for yourself,. I should not,"
" nob let us go into it," sho inter'.;
tl " It cannot be altered
rapte y.
now. o mei:offal to me, Dicks. and aaS
Al Aro you.morcifttl to 1310 ?"
•
copt this 'decision of 'mine." .•
br
" 41/1".../ din Indeed Says sno pat-
ful, "Ah, belrove it; / whifid go farther
if I could, and boat all tho pain of
parting; but I know."--gaufug hinx
with.a wistftil toidernoss-" that is' go,
_eioa nip:7•too must endure I"
Thai is nothing)" declares
Ootitet, that t It lifv- hinc0. 'oco•
-
1
Velierio hotself. She knesS you web°
coining this evenin,g, and, if she wishes
to soo you', she will come of hor own ac-,
cord, without you sending for her. Sho
ldokod foverish.,and thoroughly undone.
I hope silo has yowl to stoop ; 0.%treino
mental doProssion ofton produces UneOn- '
sciOnstietie."
' But sho promisod to 'SOO Inc. SI10
May thii1k it strange'my not coming-tm-
til n6w-at so late an hour,6 says the
young man netvously ; " but so many
things provonted me. Thore werettinal
twitters to bo arranged."
" You hay() left your home, then, for
good ?
'" For over;• I shall not roturn there
again •;° that is decided. I wish to say
nothint against my mother, but to livo
benea,t r hor tOof again Wtduld bo an
iropossibility.". ,
"Bus 18&Ilona l'"' says Miss 'Aiaturin,
without tha faintostiftaoe of excitement,
111113 with tt, cortairt cold conviction, "
3.
• itin glad- you line -clneitita On- Shaking
'dither intiaet100."
/
o n .
niii4t TIE. I g T ,
i" All bereft,
As wlio a 1(01)0 towT &All fail,'• fri 0 It....fiLOCIC .
with tit t t lent enta and wall itmarnetrzsusimm=sim-anitstesamissariStmwt=lrizar.i.,
. :f.,,itit41 udioattiiitsiittlxnitlefivli,dge anti all!
• '• . .*RA,A4'..-"B T'll-rv.R -Rd
Thorn i4 nothin,g," says Miss Matutini ,,-.-- • ----- -1
Wb0 has made her...pitiful trotationo restenemieteinoiesetattteatuess=romearea 'oie,tuasse1
I
half unconsciously, as ono ought Who ' • 011/itiOng. SIODniA tg.
,
has boon thinkihg of it and dwelliog on _ nraltZtli.i014",
le -also nuconselously-for many an
hour.
horo
! School Books4 Sloubs
46 Tis-thyself," says" Bouverie t.."
not So ranch assertivoly as With a liort• _ .
ycs, there is you l" she sighs. . 20 per ow dlsooun. on SLEIGHS,.
of °agar pathos.
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• Aftorthe severest tat it ill° late 'fate in
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FOlf 'PER.FIttii AND BASS" ACTION, oskory
.01r FT A•z•fe. SW: ET:ir 11;158 F ( I .."1"E t1o.
EXCELSIOR was away ahoad !of all otha
era, and destined to bo' the popuhir
meta of tho day. This,' along with Una fact
thatai, spociol prize was avroaded cortain.
ty spoke volumos for tho inetr._aments, and
parties purchasing shouldostsoMlie Ex,rnr,-
• fupu, before buying olsewbore; '
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Factory tbr,co doors West of Mulloy!a .:1)tt ni p
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" thitik, if I could, see her," begins zszty4120.......vq-ocrliso
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