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Id B u calmly as though ths
sieneclappeel bad- been Mu
• heard by her, "X suppose you will let
your brotherthear from yeurself f yeur
strange resuscitation?"
"Xy (laughter spoke to you," says
Sir Ilicitard sternly.
"Did she? I did not hear her" re-
turns she stonily. •
Dolores ba a fallen back sobbing into
Miss Maturin's arms, All her innocent
, efforts have been reptaseds-most cruelly -
slighted! Lady Bonverie moves to-
wards the door, gairis it, and Wises
through it to the ante.roona'nutside, Al.
ready she =net have nearly travergted
'the long heals, unlit nowbe near the
open door, will soonhave crossed: the
"Ob, 'father, folldiv he 1" !Cries 'Do-
threehold,
loree frantically: "Do not'let her go
alone Misuse her that we are all her
friends, if she will have it so, and not
hos enemies! Tell ha yoii will divide
everything with her/ Ali, it ishorrible
to think that she !should lose all I Go
-go to her 1" ehe entreate, • 'sobbing_
wildly. .. • ss_s_
Sir Itichard leaves the retina. '14.•••••-"
" Qh,•tender heart 1" nauronirir Miss
Maturin, banding over the little tremb-
' ling figure in her arms. '
CHAPTER
Softly blows the sweet, September
wind, althoughthe mid of this fair meat
ismearlyreaohedenel-chilly- October -lies -
crouching on -the. confines of it. •
The decline and fall of Lady Bouverie,
the ascent andrise of Doloree, have been
received with Vitaely different feelings
by the many in Deadmarsh and sur-
rounding country. But A.ndrey Penson.'
by, at least is on the winning side.
She had gone •np to Greylands the
smoment sheheard of Doloree's return,
knowing nothing of the happy change in
her fortune and had taken the girl into
„ her arms and kissed her with a-warnitli
•• thathadssemething of solemnity in it.
She had said littleJant-therestas aiight
in her great sombre eyes that Convinced
Dolores for ever of the reality of the af-
feetion-she had-broughts-tolife within
. her breast.
Dolores had kissed her back Again,.
• smiling through her tearseind then the.
great news .was whispered to her. ' It
was wonderful, romantic 1 So Lady
Bouverie was. not Lady Bouverie, :after
all! And Delorea-Dolores, the. des -
plead one -was to take her place 1- The,
poetical jubtice of it was complete !
• Miss Ponsenby hurried horne to, earry
the astonishing, intelligence to "dad, -
Dolores etancling en the stone steps of
the hall door to wave, a kit farewell to
her as she went down the avenue. Never
afterwards did she forget how Audrey'
had been the very first :to Nine to her,.
while still believing in the criiel tale
• that had for. a little time oast .hei young
life into shadoW. •
Did you eves . hear anything more
enchanting, dad ?Vries Miss Ponsonlay,
• when she tells thesatory in turn to' her.
father.. "It has all the stiblime Otis.
faction of fairy. -tale. 'To think. that
heitivit•lehottld-be-lovrered 1"
" Htash, my deer r Reinember, iS
your aunt of whom you are speaking,
over whom indeed you are, as I inight
Say, exulting." • '
'Exulting' is the word," Mize Pon-
sonby eays, laughing. 1.1 To Intve 'her.
• taken down a peg or two -it is deli.;
aims ! No dinner for me..to7d,aY, I thank
you dad. have, I consider, dined
. won't luxuriously off. her discomfiture."
"My dear, you shoulderecellect. 'It
is hardly Christian -eh?"• •
" Therefore' you are the morebound to
admire it, 31 it ' moans my appreciation
of madame's- downfall: -Anything-Pa-
gan, I know, eulists your sympitthiett at
once. 'Witness all them) musty .
tomes over which you are perpetually
poring. But the truth now, dad !"-
seating herself on his kited and turning
up his chit with be .haud: "16114:
lenge you! • Is there not something
soothing to the spiritin my news? AL,
say there is, or I sha'n't half enjeyit.1"
"Well, she certainly was aggravating
• in many Ways," confesses the indulgent
" But yet, my:. dear, we, ehould
not openly rejoice over—" ."
" Openly -no BO in the liosoin of
onee large family 1" bays .111isizt Ponson-
by. Thou she pats her chest lightlf.;
• "Here it is," she says. "I'm glad, do
you know, that I'm alt the filthily. I
sett
ing upon "them Too late in their soli.
inission, too late the hurrying to and •
frO and the casting of the offeringa at
the idol's feet 1
A. bailie Biven4 Gieylande by Mille
Maturin, tt kind of informal introduction
to the cceinty of Sir Richard and his
daughter, the young fiancee, at wl,tieh
the Duchess and all the best people in
the neighbourhood make a'point of being
present, but for which Miss Maturin for.
gete to send Mrs, prummon4 an
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"X think X Want to °give a little dinner
in honour of ell thetas marvelloaa trans,
formation -scenes," says Firs, Wemyss,
standing on the lawn at Greyla,nds and
addressing those arbtind. her. You
will come to me, Miss Maturin;and you,
Sir Richard, with Dolores And you,
Mise/Sansonby "-turning gracefully to
Audrey, who is talking idly to Sit
°hickey on her right hand.
"I never go any where, thank you,"
retimisetudiey slowly, lettieg the late
roseleavee in her hand fall systema,
tically to the earth one by one.
"Alt the more reason why you should
come to me," returns the pretty widow
- brightly; "and the Elms is really no
° dista ce at 'all Though why the
12 .
$ Elms ' ? That na,me is the 'one un-
answerable conundrum I know," ox.
claims she, turning to Bruno and laugh.
ing gaily. exercises me roore than
I can say, Was it ;Minh in irony Did
they give my unfortunate home that
name shn14 because, there wasti't an
elin within- a mile of it ?" Then? with
sudden change of figure that brings her
twain fade to face with Andrey-,-." You
V111 come, Miss Ponsonby?"
"1 really never go anywhere," pass,
eists Audrey; but very gently.
"Except toil, Duchess or a Dolores,"
returns Mrs. Wemyss, laughing. Make
me yens third exception."' .
There is something" so irreeistibly
friendly in her manner, her *smile, and
her little nez; retrous'se, that Audrey hesi.
tates. "
"Alt, yes, dear -Andrey 1" whispers
Dolores sliming her arm through hers.
" Thank you. I shall be very, gladto
• cometo you,'! says Andrey
raising her head and srailitecone of her
rare smiles at Mrs. Weinyss.
"So glad she has etinsented to come
to me 1" raurinuni Mrs. Wemyss present-
ly, turning to Vyner, who happens to be
standing near her. • "She is such a
taunting girl! I like her mortsthan X
can say. Don't you ? " . •_ overheard, and then rests his earnest•
• "i.0, not more than 1 .conk{say." gaze iirpn her. " Look here 1 " he sari 1Y- •
sHis tone is disparaging; whatever his •.iMpresswely. " You take nay word for ". What a ;beautiful sitone," she gays
tverds may be. • • . • it; she has her eye on Brim° Bouverie." presently, -when the man has passed on
Mrs. Wemyss glatioes• at him quickly. He lets his glass fall. In site of -" beautiful enough to be remarkable. •
• " Bpt you do like her ?" she asks, himself, a raischievong laugh falls en the Every one will see it," '
htsve helpea to make it. And rattan
when one could- manage to forget the
whiteness of poor Reggie's lashes, he
m 0443 at all a had young man.'
"My dear Mrs. Wenryss, consider
what you are. saying Bad I have
alwaye understood that Reginald Drum.
mond was endowed by A beneficent
Nature, as a set-off to his lack of ances-
tors, with a disposition replete with
moraiity. Don't destroy my fond! int-
pressions ; don't malign the absent.
He is, too, the very image of the good
Georgina. I can't tell you how I admire
"Satire is a poor_thing!" said Mts.
Wemyss, curling her dainty lip- "Midi
'at all- events, I think Audrey is playing
fast and loose with very °arta chances.
A foolish thing, for youth won't last for
ever! I wonder "-with, ainotha, swift
glance at hina-H why it is she won't •
marry ? "
IS that a riddle ? " asks, he airily.
$' If so, I can't help you to a solution of
• it. It is one that I myself have sought
for years to. solve in vain."
"Yet there must be a solution, for all
that."
"1 dare say; at any moro,ent Mangy
dawn upon us. I knew people who took
in Vanity Pak -they called, themselves
i t ' and the tee's it in
coongete- NW, 011 the spot, let m0
iiteee antends for myxeneissness. Mies
1 oueouhy, will you marry me ?"
110 in Sall ainiling 00123Dediat Wiper.,
Cliously ; but his eyes are fixed eto hem,
and there is a strange gleam in there
she has never seen there before. It puz.
zles, her.
"Yes," she saye nonchalantly, in an.
swer to hie guestion, whilst' still study.:
ing tho strangeness of his expteesion.
"You know what yeti- have said?" .
asks he.
"Why should 'not ?"-calMly. "You
know what you said!' •
"Beyond a doubt."
She smiles again. But it is, for F
that, clear to him. that she has grown
• extraordinarily pale. She lete her eyes
wander slowly from his, and now indeed
gives_ her attention resolutely to Brume
who has eomething to tell her of his
• mother, net being able to devote him,-
• self exe'lusively to Mrs, Weinyss, who is
making herself charming to Sir Richard.
Bruno might indeed at this moment
have let himself grow a little jealous of
the old baronet but 'for t sweet glance-
lTsit
hie hostess gives hith very now ,and
then, the sweeter for the ear, that they
maVyvnbeeri,ustleiPPnteg da'ring ft m his little
finger -a huge and alm st priceless
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very much indeed 1 They used to guess diamond that has been in his family for Sen s an , mar et squaw, Dton,
oo s e- oo s es
' all the conundrums straiirht off, I Wish
we hadthem here novv, don't yaw?" ,.
• ," No, I don't," said Mtg. Wemyss,
rather wrathfully ; "and I don't see
either what they have to do with
Audrey." •
"Oh, no they haven'tenything •
to do
generations -lays it, under cover of the
tablecloth, on Miss • Ponsonlay's lap.
Starting a little, she looks first at it and
then hitu, with such °yen. amazement
in her eyes that he is compelled -t
--speak:
"You remember what you said," he
'with her," acknowledges Vanier, mildly-. whispers quietly. Wear that, and
"So far from. that, don't believe she will believe you."
ever'even heard' of them. Oh, dear, no.,. "Seeing As believing,"/ retutns she
13utstalking,of-Miassronsonby,-doslons, Carelesely. • "Well, which finger ?" She
know I -I have at last formed an idea," • looks at her ten pretty slender fingers as
. " Good heavens 1" exclaims Mrs. she says this; then, as though she has
Wemyss tragically.
4...Now who is satirical 7" tereinds he
reproachfUlly. 4, )3ut just listen to me;
at this very moment something has oc-
curred to me." •
Ho squeezes hie glass into his eye and
turns upon Mrs, Wemyss confidential
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PSRS. WHITT, TEACHER OF MUSIC. PUPILS
. at their QV/Oros dime
Join] Robertson's' tituroe'irguteceBearY'' Be.
forgotten him, the sing, and everything ;sses,,„,,
awes sew method taught ,if dozed,. reet,, Clinton.
but her present thought -1' Do you know
what Bruno has just told.ree ?" she asks •'
liglitily
"Never mind Bruno. We were talk-
ing ef that ring. You will place ou
your engaged fiuger,of.course. It is the
glancet, It is so confidential that she cail '1 "
per. • . • • your farce cnit to its very end,'''she says,
wa..rniSte it. His voice sinks to -a whis- r " Von 1.1re inexhanstible ; you will see
smiling. •' • .
"1 have it 1 " he says. ••
Displacing one or two old-fashioned
• "Ah, you have at lastguessed 1 " (lie,
rings °upon her left hand, she places his
she excitedly. • She bends forward te ,
receive his belief. •, ring there histea,d.
"Yes -at last the truth has suggested • fust at this thoment one of the ser -
itself to me." . He glances round him vents offers her an Wm. Leaning a .
• cautiously, as though. afraid of being ''' little baok to help herself, the diamond
meets the Relit and fia,shee conspianouse
with pretty persistence.
• "Dol"
"1 ani asking you the question."
"Ah! WellwriOW that yeti compel me
to think of it,r says Mr. Vyner reflective• -.
ly, ." I don'b believe I could-hornistklys,L,....se
inake mi anima's 'Yes.' No, 'like ' . is
not the word.' ;
• "-Teo wealeperhaps ?" suggests Mrs.
Wemyss ; but she bites her 'hp slightly
and regards him with distinet disap-
"If you in tit the ' Yes ' of awhile, ;
air. .Turning abrupt' 'upon his heel,
. since, whit dt, Fatter r
he walks away leisurely,
Mts. NVemYss, her cheeks a cherming: - And if I did not?" •• •
.red, gazes after ihis retarding- figiire; -16 WhY;lhen–I-Filialliso—oveo's greater
fool than All the others that lave gone
• that ha is laughing as he goes ist
ntsteshers-kflier-a-pralonged-observas before me -a sorry reflection!. Must it
, tithe Silo tqp gives way t� subdued • he mine'?" ••
"Von see,", ,,says bbs reflectively
"that is a word could never be applied61:•aluo;"
ueau be kind When, You like; it -
Weems."
"And unkind too. Wenifei-ta, bey say,
have p/passion: for diamonds ; perhaps
this one of yours has softened saes-7mo-
nienterilys Now take it back.See--4
istoo largefor me ; I "am afraid, I shall.
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you take the. coneequences Shen
•TIV
instead ? Some exchange is dub to Street. _ .
ett. Yes ; I'lltake the consequancee."
o be , ,• a bargain ?"=-14' certainly." .
• think Thaiii the best of •saye.
Mips Ponsonby, langhing. • ,
• " l'in`so very glad yeti thiuk. se," re- s
:turns Vyner; vvitlitiome.onaphasie,
. "Gradually, epite of the butler., the '
dinner_denwe to a,,:close, and, the Men
• rising with the wonten,, they allsoon lied
themselves in the draiving:rothit. The
windows are thrOwn Wide qe,' en, and-
thtough them rush the Wily wind' and
• the first Clear streaks; of Moonlight,
"What a lovelyalight -Shall we go •
; and see how -the gerdens Ate looking 2":
says Mrs. Weinyss, " ellickey"e-- •
addressing.thet woe -begone, 'youth with
eonSiderable enwessement.r7," you •
• pointrunnt,
Or perhaps too strong,"
." Your taste' then is not to be de-
pended upon!" exclaims she, with a
shrug of her shouldets,,easting at, hira
• a half -contemptuous glance that :Boerne
.tcvarattsci him laighly, 11 She rimy seem
a little over -reserved and gold, but ,
•l'ontl she is worth a dozen of mit .girls."
• An ordinary dozen or a, baker's
dozen 7" questions he teasingly. •
" How. full of •purpose is, .and
whit a stilendid daughter she make's! "
goes on Mrs. Werrivsa, declining haugh-
tily to notice his- 'frivolous interruption.
" What curd shestakeinfilutt -dear old
hook -aver& Why, he could' not have
fevver wants-thenks toalier never end-
ing thotielitfulnessit: his small incoine
were treble What it really is 1: I call her
devoted. And just imagine what a
•enmity it intuit be - to a girl like her,
-with herbeauty and finish aed naturally
high aspirations, to be compelled to the
-perpetual ceutting• of- the 'cost. tearet
think why 'she doesn't make- a geed
marriage eo.clput end bit all." She .
pauses, an though in expeabation of an
answer, or perhaps te take breathe • -
11 Neithar ean,I," sa,yseVyner, raturtil .
• itte her steady gaze in kind.. " A :with.
°ring contempt for our sex, no. doubt!
"She is -as yea say-so Very-stiperier."
"There is Sir Chicksy Chaticer,".
should have been jectleue--4f--Any centinues 'WIT& Weniyse,-darting a keen
-panialuti -our lov "
• Mrs. eat , at the girl's
return, though somewhat haraseed by
Bruno, Who shows himsell. very bow -
spirited over his mother's clitugged pros -
petits when first the discovery of Sir
Richard's eiistenee is made known. •
,• But this soon ceases'. Sir' Richard
and his brother meet... There is a very
• joyful recognition beteteen them, in
• spite of all thhigs ; and 'thou •presently
it becomeslinown that "the late " Sir
George and his wife are to take posses-
sion of house belonging to the estate
in one of the. Northern counties, with
an incolne sufficient to maintain there
in very good style, if net altogether in
sucla as they have lithertd been am -
George Botiverie-this-cluttrg'Ifbrings few tone, , "And then there is the title
-glanee-Whimeewhich he revolves with
the thost admirable fertittele and then„.
returns to her again. •" He has been at
her feet, as we all knew for age -pro.
poses to her (Mee a week without fail,
I hear; ?yet she won't even leek at
him'a"e, that •accounts for. it!". ear/
Vyner: "11 she did look, you. see, she.
wouldn't be able to reftise him."
" Yon may scoff if you will "-a little
warmly ; bet' I can tell youthat,. after
ralisi,ohde,,,ni tad ve•trY much to be dos-
•
•" Af tee " •
"His rent -roll is enormous; it would -
cover 0, multitude of sine with most,
•
women,',LsityLyfre„...Wsmytar-a,...,,trit
• vehemently,es though nettled by his
Merriment. • - • '
" I mkt you one for that, Master 'Are
thony," she says to herself good -hue
mouredly.
'
. 'OHAPTER*Yaxix-.--,
•
The dinner it the Elms is a great suc:
• cease, .Dinners, • Pf all entertamments,
seldonvare ; buithis one at least is all
it ought to be. 'Every O' 0 is in the gay-
est\ixt spirits. The weinten's °Wile aro ex-
quisitely toned, the wines 3sond dis-
• pute, the 'entives bet ; what moee can be
desired?• Even Sir Richard ,has come
out °ibis accustomed reserve, en
with open interest with his
. nei hbour, who of course happens
shis ostess too. • . .-
. Delores' is looking 'radiantly happy.
• Her eyes 'are shining ; her cueled' hair,
that has ' • . . . • . •
"The way° of sea -water,
And the sda's gold.in it,"
MISS DEPEw
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-rogretar2-while-his-wife,-tree-eto-the-e -Tins e----goiedeniatelirie-Mnow-?.-.-
haughty spirit that governs hot, .says
little, and Seems •only passionately
anxious to hasten het departure from
amongst those Who have witeessed her
fernier glories, ;•
Ettrino•reinailis behiiecl in the pretty
• home left him by the will of an audestor,
paying his parents every now mia then
ehort.visits, the shorter perhe,pe inthat
- he finds' tt difficulty to tear bin:moll away
for any lthigtberted period from the
presorted of Mtg. Wethyss. '
Of his mother Dick has seen nothing
since their parting in the drawing-roota
at Oreylande, but of his father he has
•-taken. affeetionate fareWell. A Sullen
e,nimosity that threatees to kat for i.11
time exists towards him in the mind of
• the ri-tlerant Lad' 13Ouverie, an online-
sity closely copied by ha son. Bet, with
the little gentle FiCitil beide- )1im who is ,
so soon to bo his lif COnlintlii0114 ig
only reasonable to suppose that au am.
nasty of some sort -if only for hiii
father's be pitched up a-
mnnust them sooner dr later,
V• 11 Mrs. Drummond and peesons of
tlaet clast direpiesthe, dismay consequent
110 noleres's triumph. A.Aensc of utter
fittlere.prevades them. They had teso-
lattely refttsed to, make haywhile the
stfl .110tie. !low the rain IS deseetul.
" Excellent I Why don't you have
him :kourself ?'" asks Vyner, laughinso,
who a sofficientlY old friend to be
able to say what he likes. . '
"Well, she won't have anything .to
say to ,him," ear. Mrs. *temps plain-
tively, " call it a (dear throwing away
of one's opportunities.' *Ana if it was
• only Sir Chieloy; but' there was-,*
By -the -bye, did you hear of young
Drummond% affair? "
N0.10 .
" rill not brealting cenfidence, you
will understand, if I tell yeti, beciatise
Georgina and Mrs. Drummond were so
farious that any ono ehotild dare to re-
fuse theit darling Reggio' that they
nested that poor youths (rejection all'
over the place -could nor keep from
talking of that Miss Pensonby's iroper-
tinence even tO save his blushesA
• " What was he bltshing,about ?'
"Audrey's indignant rejection of his
advances. He came down here, you
may remember, about as meet
'before you went up to town, and fdll.
head over ears ;in love with her. But
sho would none of him. Foolish girl,
say T Ito wilt have priteely fortune
by atui-lay- a good. thing ab any thne,
t' 'u grertapapa's eager iney
'is beetled about her white brows and
throwing geritleehadows int.pent-
ler orbs beneath. She looks SO young,
so trues'ad lovable, that all hearts geout
, " She is the very sweetest thing in all
this fair round world," thinks hee, lover,
as he .vvatehes her with fondly eager
eyes from the other end of the table.
But a seed from, grief's full pod: fall§
• everywher• e. To Sir . Clueltsy Chaucer come out with rae ? Do t I -am sere2.
aios {.
eatable contraet that ie wented to show
. night -wind will do you a word. of pap
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alone ki it 'permitted -7911=ifavirtcbulthe'sdatherathe':ceol •
off the fulneseof the_deminant-joy. 'Sir Chicksy„. who bythiatime is aw ul-
Ind -glad
'JEWELLER, &c.,
OIPPOSITIE THE NiARKIEttitifill WON
Where be keeps a select asso.itmeni of '
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWALERT, SILVER -
•••WARE •
• which we will edif reasonablo rates.
• -
Repairingwof every description pronintly
tentle• dto, and all work,nyirarraftlItili,DziooksE.
Clinton Nov -1.885 ' • •
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ly Incgone with meraticholia, 6 er ter the severest test at. thelate fair in
does the part to perfection. ... - 'aYinav ' ' Al
All through dinner he sits ' glowering 1 a: word -grief has laid too heavy a hand • Cliotoli, it , was universally achnitted 'that
Upon sPace, with now and then a relaxa- 1 upon.biln to permit be careless Apcecl.t ; VOlt PERFECT AND EA.f.tr AV11011, eekere
tion that enables him to fix upon Mr. but he follows her obediently aotvn. the 0,, 1,114,r60, AND SWEET.N.vo ok, 1,0,gy.;, the
Vyner,' who happens to be, seated next i stone steps of the balcony and, across the' EXCELSIOR' was away ahead of all Cloth -
to Audrey, a -most malevolent eye and af grass to Whete the g.ravel Walk cheeks ers, and destined•to he the popular instru-
glance full of deadliest enraity. • Vy• 1 them. • Here he strikesen attitude ling- ' /Tient of the 'dee. This, alonglwith the fact
net, in the &mete of time beconinlw1 gestive of despair wide:Mites his breast , that a speciatprize wneawarded it, certain
aware of tlii3leye and . the enmity, is at with an impartial hand. ' ••', ,. •ly speaks volumes for the instruments, and
first surprised by them, and, then -in --.I-" It: 3a.043-0.--,. hea-clss., W. --hee,eark. Ag- 2p,trties Purchasing should see the Exent-
tensely. amused. Presently, howevert last, inst as one was beginning to grow . mu iieforo Ltwie,, (the where, .
growing tired of the 'little baronet% -frightened•-" tt was she 1' • s• •'' ''' ,
spew:Iv:elkglances, he turns to his eeta- •• " WhO ?" demands Mrs. Wemyss- . s' ni,s1 le,, ovAxEs, pop.i.,,,5.
panion. . .• • not beeense.ehe does not know, but 'be- ,
Wel1, are you satisfi•ed-7" ee ;meet OftliSe she wants to gain time. ' ' • phatory three clears west of Ittitiloy'e3 '..Peinp_
"
in a low tone full 61 half -contemptuous
• 11 Audrey," returns he, in a ghastly e.• hop, ),tattehbury St., Clinton.
.
plettsautry. . "I 'have been, hearing a time. ' " You mark Loy Words," cries ,
hat-Ishave-gletteedr,--your--har-vestsie ' -Oil be t le de fine i I k o
• good cleat about yen of late, and, from this wretched Toting man very feebly -
:
it 1 I feel it hese 1" -striking With a.
great ; everybody has asked yon• to mar:
y Albs,-..eut, • , • clenched hand his unoffending forehead,
• • •
: : II
NV SOU S OU i as i la 11.13BWOZ 0 lip,
• be considerable,"
- „Audreylooks at him curioatily for an a hollow reverberation. "Remember •Its
tay words when I shall be be mere." he •L'
instant, and thee hen lipis widen into a
whispers wildly. " My death will lie.at.
smile curious as her 'glance. ..,
her dooi; something. within me telle me ,
"No, nob. everybody," .she answers•
coolly, Slightly mimicking his tone, "'" •- .•• : 1 .
Agelp be strike; his manly *win
"So you see my cup Of joy is not yet
lockff Es though he wet& going,416.. ca
quite full," upon all the gods of Olyinpus to Wit.;
"How .taany _yet remain to he en.
nom his sufferinge and his. aeeret con -
"And.
One.' • :
' Mhos' Ponsonby raises her straight ' viC"tiNcmcnsilens'el Never raln• ..43f. enthrall::
"•And . that one ?"
brows and looks at 'him with audacious says Mrs. Womyss coolly al:4'story sen -
amusement in hergdistinctlylance. ,sitily ; "no doubt they are telling you
" Yen!" she saya
• something utterly absurd. rotget them, '
t
For a pionient Vyner is disconcerted; and confide in me Shia thing that is dis.
then, in spite of laimacit, ho laughs- out • tressing Y"'" .
loud. •
" You see before you %blighted being,"
"m I the defaulter ?" : • declares the love-lorn baronet, runtine
41 Yes, you alone of all have forgotten his•fingers through his pallid locks until
to go aewo before bay ebarroo,,, returns they stand straight upright on his head
and give him the appearanee of being.
she Mockingly. She shrugs her shoul-
little farther gone than usual
dors and turns from him, as though, to evol a
upon the road that leade.to the nearest'
end the matter by'entering ink) ethavetso
asylum for lunatics. " For um hfe no
longer possesses a charm. The grave -
the grave alone I sigh eat.'
"But why sigh at all ?" says Mrs.
Wethyss comfortably. " And, as Ito:,
the graVe, my dear Sir Chicksy, take
my word for ip, you'd fillet it it, moo DD.
with,herneighbour on the other side.
11 faule must be remedied," says
Vyner, not hastily, hut just' in time to
preveat her opening • cenVersation with
prime Botiverie. 1 would not have it
said that your mission in life was a fail-
tire- Your rell•eall ithould net be in-
o
To bee, to t mei .
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ery of the latest iinproyed_piA.tmvOs now prepared
to attend to all orders, in his 1150 in the most prompt •
awl satisfactory manner,and at' reasonable rates. • Ho • .
would' also return thanks to who potroniZeil the
oldfirm before they Were burned cussed now being
hi.% better. position to exficutedorders expeditiously, '
reels confident lie can giyo•sittisfaction to alb',
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