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'Cianot you got any la'
of them 1 That is ales• ,
when 1 ma with impossille
a.s .
JUNIUSS ,L1111.
call my powers of obese%
seem al humor t'a aid
*wally find I get oe pivot
"I Mall sensed name ; you
meet owe 11 is ember •
vitt*
amenstent out of erste one-
self."
=, • "Is it r with a awe ell, I
• lytnealleil to give you lay
0
- - • power."
"I almost live on .tke suck
4 es
MwskLiertenstely it es to
,lot
IP • tbg who Gine hire Safest
• a pleasant sicunim by oi
entree they oould not val
"Did anyone steels *Vet
mak r
"A young man am kr
did not know ths of,
droweed.
"A charming fate, sei
ing to anyone elm waled
example.'
They were West he so
lug the water creeping 0 -
the dietetics •
"The hours I have nut
Hetes. "I do not
when this island en sot
beast. If I ever go may fitak
.rly for loog, I should rant
witb me, I could not 'ars
"Why abould r a
teethorly r
"I deal Icor ; thugs
log to kis feet ea be
miestes we shall en the
wooderful wave, end io
from that we can ro '
"Why be in hurry pleat
of time."
In hall an boor they w
time Helen did aril
e ase and made markt or
Der bumor moved her.
It was shortly Ware
when they reached the
Thinks, and Holes mid,
"Mamma mid due stt that
was a long time once you been
see no, and I wee y come
hare dinner with et the e
you come I.
"Will your median dregs
said Percival, looker ic me intern
"Oh yes, she Mer w
goin,g and what you vskli
tome." '
"Yoe know I ea o
swingier the little sett
*a he spoke.
They walked op tie
drive in @deuce, sad
td they got ekes tc
through the open 01880W
languid ripple of MO
voice speaking, without
rash what she mid.
Helen stopped Mort
1lTbet is Aiken
She looked op at he
it possible Me ase hes
"Sewn we go teed
Meal, composedly.
"It mem be," she wit,
else spoke. "That is ill
000 else spooks like t,"
Percival had thoon t
oily musical, and he,"
he speaker. Ken • t
Alin was to one hoei
not to go to The Tbeo.
would not run the riii
family meeting. Beta
voidably presort he fik
eras curious to see he&
would meet. lie
would kin ase moth,
timeght. 0. 104 hem
ways kissed, and thefts
there was the more *kr
be.
do be meditated as. f
up the stove into the id.
to... ready watching bit,
oes,. wait impatience at
thil'et-eatatie with slim
hat anl it on t,.
Let VI -Coining**. • t''.74‘
exabsotred. 1 se, so am
seragised ; Mrs Lamm went
to Mr Herbed, sod Mr
THE "[IRON SIGNAL. 1111DAY, JAL 13, 1888.
said, milk* segm, Portlff Weems bie
week Messed bee. Than, am ha midi
both*.
"Why dont yes ft. sad talk to bee I"
"She will sot talk to me."
"Tbs. yes ben tried r
.•A ham; bat aim is lik• a rely Wes-
tinl gauss, end 1 More isellints ems a
states whisk made ens wish 11 Nes give
and able to talk to Me.'
..1 suppose that mesas my* est
find bee intenstieg."
at all "I s•Pnwwe um" ell
lining "Neterally, yee Wet you hen sot
• iuterested bit r ft.
teed to glen ties ste„siin hi„, "I dare acaresif Latter myself that I
daughter was seyrog. Ale hermit Lets Mee fortunate mough to du au."
alluroll Palmed mu her flow sole ! 114414 •Y" '3'44 "4 16,1 both slightd.
, Helm it smile bemuse a Lough, • low,
soy,
kaow your wit,ohar inimical little laugh which nobody OMR-
114:416deed Holliersalelifteutth011Wrootna7 to i' °mu". to
sh.
Would&
It was est until dieser
Pegged land a nay is
Weill foe look* at Allem
oe tie seem side of tbe
and so keel sees with*
feeklem oval of her fame
eben-like ear. Whim they
the drew* room again lie
position seer the low
whisk she reensed. sod
tags of • time when she wee
neverreties with bet
ei her fess gamely.
was mervelloesly
spite of all he bed beard
tion be had stidergoes,wb
him to raise hie expand
kigk, whim he did see bee
at her beauty. She bad the
features he lug ever
very tell -se tall as many a
dle Wight, sad bar figure
ly developerL At mesa
teat, and Percival did net
he need comma himself
Her movements were slow
bet seenhow mined beieg
esenplexion she was
fist ; faxen hair was emled
the back oi bey Deck end k
waving fringe opoo hee
y skier 11110 snowy white, with
este rose fush in tbe oh
very dark bin, with brows
brown, lit op and gave
which ins otherwise mike
expression. At eighteen
niftoently beautiful ; at
• sSe would, in spite of her
plexios, be °oars.. Perin
it well as if he mew her silt(
to the burden of her eight an
to upon her.
ill "She ought to 41. 01 five -
he thought, eyeing her ool
telly, "and goo would go ••
grime with the reputation
most beautiful woman of
present her beauty is
and bee white dress suits
ties ; dead white, no- few
weer it with impunity."
He began to talk with
gave bury evident sixes
nor his converestios
est Wend for her, *04 10
attempt and turned to
She was sitting st a distant
ing, sad the light of the
showed her fan in profile
distinctness. Percival
We as critically as he
Would any number of y
of wordly disempatiost or tin
asd trouble ever thicken
features or rob theta of t
beauty I So long as He
and gall they would p
toundoess, anti wear and
wordly or unworldly, w
them into greater .pirilu*li
el frost the pan mann of
to the burnished clouds of
Alice's fringe shaded I
brood, open brow, from
waved freely back to the
end with the sudden dee
her, born of this mental re
t ract ions, he rose qeiskly
ing attitude against the
crossing the room plated
es's side.
s"Wbat an you reading
"Wordsworth."'
'jYoe agents your mind
worth, you have him at y
Yoe ought to join the W
0154 7.
"Is there one I I dank 1110. I
own
like to seedy in any own
"I know roe More as •
minting for your own in
self -oosildenes is stependo
. 01 117 to shifts R.
meld sot."
"I seamen so man om
asters," she goosed. • am
embers of her mouth.
"Now yes take to q
mother of poet little w
ben get tbe nest of k."
"Yee eagle not now to
at my 'little weas.'
by this time that I am fell
want en- I
He mid eethinghhi,And
"How do yes • lies
"She is very besseifel,"
"No more r
tbiek se mere."
'1. AM a reties q
watch -
ds ia
arly 57-
'r that
°PP"'
,utl sat
a-, dinner,
mn the
a small
o ell in
up his
hair in
o
isd ran -
estored is
he 'Amin -
r mid
time
favorite
take it
it."
Os-
,"
tee
of yuer
• gee
This
at her
t as
Ode*
of Tb
01. ID
t preps's.-
hi caused
es a• ghast
P•rfoct
tie was
of mid-
ev &w-
rits per -
'or that
f More.
;racer ul,
ily. In
izzlingly
asses at
a loose
Her
!tit, deli
yes of •
,.isehes of
a face
tinting in
5.
mag -
at t w *sty
sate com-
iiw it as
ere with
troy years
•
- "Whet makes yu• ley thin T'be asked.Lu.s
els
every use at bee f, and if they will
"ffiesseha
ss I kauw it. She mast ve
eetasidwiticehhibee boweb7 haroil, pereosaul
aiker • manse.
oaths sweozetw.ol.their own aceord. dog 06•84 demaribiee W
1111"4..wigs." theight Fervid "
oaf!. laughed rather hazily as h• assess-
ionie, "1 a st way sato pass bee
"Gould yea not hist to yoer moor from tbM,"41 LIPq
likla bevel* bb
ismiraiaTs
thatroulbalbe.wishicirbiTllawouh.mild bet gimlacig"tuea:parel.18 "HhigorilidiLlses lighted up se she saw hint, geaa,,
iindasv teas: shablikeh.nrh= erkii:4buth1.11111141me sele: histhatt
ber companion, he said essakeelly- 1. 10..
"Did yes sot hear Mise Wears ash- le go.
ss
in fur yes, 7" 1151
Woe • hurried apology the yet* Metes 4. her
wag ems guise, mg they wen left to to Dr misuses is
thc.r001:mewwwItudtlamaywer °rheas's. awhwdeerserawiss... so elothowebsyssathese tilin
tdw
be took tbe clews jest not neset las Div lien was made* to attrai.a
it erne le puma that sumo e
LaagA.u.s fa," yes know; besidsu. um- by without her anise way of ler
fj, 705 arevery., ;Eiretehdhe mo
ete simi:bon.., wes sot mimed, soil mi the re
am grate we isereased every day that Dr
woad Dever Isere his bed alive ehe
"And you are seek • bvpserite."
"Ever/burl) it hrettorilo uo se 00- la no homer for tang gest ie ti
amglikeib..legivitiiemem se et
"tfcourasetIreeswtbs saamyhthaesTuhereitre.ha
p:powtowg:tDu7zkaw.Dwswhvetadi.tarastrsel=Tato
was bet istereoures with Peseivel He
1111•:0111,"1".b. IwolibM Mid sad the donor were se& friends it was
ad feel* startled and luilluti7- 8410 pettedly agent that he Mould pay
ower remembeted literimli el the Dr Le yeetinsme ii.it,I. ebe old lam withoss
in ill beton "Whet is the matter eseataess bsentessiuruesdowas i"sheisioseressen1fesefer
with him r she went en.
egusili-Prakftie• 1 bobs" it ping. bet these visits were a gimat
bows to Helen. Many a sight welch
haPPisedWhes • War" Himu yoe bed been usele less arduous to her by
seen himf 111 very in r' an Gaud, the fest that Porgies! had ems is just
pouring out her geestions one atter the se they wen mediae dews, sad had est
for 1011 an hoer tonna them all the
uth"elr.beerd on 'my way b.. --I Imd to 0unet10e47 swim Or as moo to her
ceH about •010•111talt--14 htfltilwed Ghoul day's work with for more strengtk sad
an hour before. He was in Ind; sod 1 aserfeleses become Rimiest bad looked
thhwingeuk it wirpillsgwileis.s.,very long UM, Won a early, sod raid WW1, dui mms'
u
beams of which had stayed with her the
He said the last words slowly as if to whole dove sed made her end Midi light-
himself. Helm felt s gab st her Wert eft
se she heard thesi, sed remembered that Pur k .sereq .Ib s -
bar friend wee no longer • young men bad tekes epos beeself - 10serge
SW half rose from her chair, goyim- throsgb kis km illness the friend a her
"He irdl be sloe.; I shoeld like to whole life. whose Madness hod bees sa-
go to him." lad* end hie sympathy always ready.
aYou ain't go tusillit." he Midi ley- During theme weeks Percival west
tog 10. 10.4 open her arm. "He is all mere to the Thweite,,ntber spied his
right for taught, but I was gong to sok .40,since Helm was sot then, sad yet
net wittiest 'otiosity sad among. He
if you win go to kiss tomorrow I"
"How could yoe ask 1" she said re geoid no loftier coeepteie er been os,
oroschfully. "Yoe meat keow I shell he crown. mood seemed to
go as early as I ass in the morning." her Abetted ; • doses times a day be
"But will your people lid yogi go I was neade to feel that be was the object
Can you be spared r of bee special interest.
"There le no qessties of emir*. I oe this particular afternoon ehe bed
shall never be mimed, and fcr myself I almost insisted .poo his coining to the
bogie, sal be had mom, very mush
song 10 .111, for 11 104 bees his listen
tios to relieve Hens M bit post, aod to
seed her oat for • walk. Alice, however,
contrive* to arrange Wags so that he
could no loafer refuse her regale, sad
so in the coarse of the afternoon he
forted himself stroll* in the garden.
Mom with Alice, in • very bed temper.
'•Do yea beim, Kr 1100114 was
maybe' es she walked slowly by his aide,
her noised, heigbt snowing her to keep
parfait step with bee, "what first made
me take an interest is you, sad thug
you most be diligent from other men r
"I would not premien to dietimrsigi
Gee hem another arms; the many good
reasons you mug ban bed."
"Ah, you earesetie," emit*
straight into his Is.., sod infirm Mei
her a glimpse of the transparent depths
of her Mee eyes. "Do not give 'yaw -
self that trouble. I sever see the point
of s termini seises I choose. end if I
shone set to gnaw that I have emu it,
I defy enyese to fed it out. I want to
1011 yea this, and I shell tell y•oe, how-
ever earcestio yoo choose to bs."
"I sheski sever think of Win serets-
tie with you. It you have 'royale" to
say. may 1 beg 01 700 to my it bow, sad
is a few missies I must go, end it world
grieve sae to bees to isterrept you."
"Why do yes want to go?" eh* ask-
ed almost impstiently. "I have notic-
ed that whenever I .sat to talk you al-
ways barks to gay you seen go. When
do yee go to, sed wbat do you do when
"11"1"tthereensdardrly expest that with all
yaw kiwi indulreoes for my stony fen -
Mop, yee mould support the recital of •
beg lig of baleen engagements."
He spoke in a Min bantering tem,
5.1 001.. world Wes detested • abed*
of impetimme n it. Alies besides, be-
ing devoid of the feeling whish med• fit
so easy for Helen M read Pereivel'e
'moods, bed sole. fine es instimek sea
▪ °111 -is a metier el besieges we will
sea so mere about it. Wire I was go-
ing le my is that you made me think
yee must be dilliteet hem oiler wee
bonen yea sever - gee way come
plimeste. Ad yin know t"
In spite .1 10. estesyseee, .11 510 bet
list be Me beating* to fml betel, be
sada see help sesiling, sad bb Mee Wee
$ 1111. 5.... seedial es be repligi--
"I do set pay soundings% Wilke ho
• ensonselems b win* I
weighe sail move. I wee arerflesttly or,/
*were thee bed set pat aliened myna
tie yaw WWI."
"Do not be too kareblis ; b..ility
may mkt some people ; week* make
others look ouserd."
Boos alter this Percival west away.
Sometime after he had goes, Alice said -
"What were you and Mr Moore talk-
ing about, Helen I You seemed perfect-
ly absorbed."
"Did you sake us I We were talk-
ing about Wordsworth pert of the
time."
"I thought Wordsworth was rather
solemn. Were you talking about him
when you laughed T"
"Did you hear me laugh I Then we
,wers talking about somebody elas"
Alice shrugged bee Moulders, saying -
"I thought he semeel rather egultid-
I snot see what 1 ems do for him the
next time he comem"
to jealousy
'it would be of no see ; ebe wield
sot believe me. She would put it dose
This time he laughed issertily.
"There is an Idea ' Are you amine
"Perfectly. 1 know very well.
She has the meet inmost contempt for
.y attractions -for want of • better
weed -acid so far, I must ouotosa,the bad
every reason fur her contorpt. She
knows nothing of oar engagement, sod
before you IMMO the only man who show
ed sot preference for me was one •huse
regard was nut astterieg.•
"Pour Helen !- tensing and looking
M ber with eyes full ot amusement. "I
do not wonder you were discoetimoted
with your life. Neglected by all these
fascioating creatures, you most indeed
hese felt that your life was missed. I
pity you, from the bottom of my heart I
pity you. What • miserable makeshift
you have bad to c.ntent yourself with at
last.''
"True ; mill, the makeshift has its
good points. Long cantineed inter -
°ours. with these people (nodding to-
wards the house) would be as enervating
as hviag in • hothoues. The society of
the makeshift 'serves as a tonic. Ie
fact,- suddenly changiag her tone,
"coating from them to you is like pass-
ing from a scented, heated drawing room
fall of musk and heliotrope, to the open
ses shore, where a strong, bracing wind
full of the smell el the en blows upon
your fo05.4
"Sir Cuthbert Maitland seems to ad-
mire your sister very mech. '
"Yee, I wish she would marry him,
but she does not appear to care for
him. -
"Why do you wish she would many
him T.
••Peoinse I think they are suited to
we another, and you must confess they
look very well together.
"Yes, he is dark and she as the fairest
women I think I ever saw ; they are al-
most equal is height, and they have the
same slow way of moving about. Yes, 1
think they ought to marry ; perhaps they
"I do not believe she cares for him at • shall be glad enough to get away frees
all ; and though Alice lives altogether all these people."
among people who don't consider love a They were silent foe a moment, then
necessary adjunct to marnege, 1 don t she .eat on -
think she will marry any one but the "Yon said he was very ill, Percival,
ten he will get better ; bit. 001 .0 ill."
She raised her eyes to his face as she
spoke,and thee was an apposing tom in
"It is ; she is not just like the ordin- ber voice, at whisk Percival seeded n-
ary girls one meets in society. For one volontarily, as 11(00 be held the old
thing, she hu not learned to subdue her sisn's life to his hand.
own personal wishes. If she eta "I cannot dear," he said gravely,
heart on anything she never rests until "it is too early to say yet, bet WIP will
she has got st-stenehow.“ hope for the heat."
"Somehow' That seems to imply "Of course, else replied mechsnicelly,
that she is not very scrupulous as to the as though she did out know what she
means she employs'. was savior, and ebe looked sway frogs
"I do not think she would te scrape- him out of the window by waists alio
Ins if she wanted anything very mach, was skim*, end of whbeit tb• Maud bid
"You give her • strange character, and of the night.
not been drawn down, into the Lame
and it seemed quite unobtainable...
Helen shrugged her shoulders. "I will call on my way home sad tell
you seem to know her very well.-
" 'The child is father to the man. I meditations.
him ito," he maid besaking ia upon bar
was htought up with Alt.,; we passed "That 1 will come 1 yes ; he silo
yams together in the schoolroona. There ed for me r
s be it as her sister, sod they contrived to pass is no place for studying character like "He aged for you this *venni, and I
.- refine much tons together, and to enjoy many i the schoolroom.- told him I would send yam"
laab. long private conversations in the heart I The Sir Cuthbert Maitland of whom "I should ao like to go tonight," eke
• of the crowd. One day Heim said- they had spoken was • man, staying not mina sighing,
at The Thwatte, but one of the neighbor- yea go boas. "you 'meld tette me m
ing hones and some people said that "My deer. it impossible. I aas ge-
would not hare been there, for it was ine DOW, and I gal 1.11 hint to exposit
had if nut been for Alice Lafone he
known among his friends that • country
boom, filled with people gathered to -
•
c minty,"
,d eriti-
to the
.ing the
.y. At
aromas,
perfec-
man could
v.
•
e were
e. Do
better,"
for her
ly k
and
w
heard
a girl
to disk
01
10
on erh
In
day,
irm
KW-
nd H
if
bably,
t girls
f riendebip
kiss w
removed his o
ness aad follow
T0000 with $ pleasant of
hoe.
It tree wierepied by
and Mrs Wore, a ns
di foam girl. Th....
Kvm lefeee's brother
wee ot mem Alice Lal
eager.
Hoke woad forward
eciemes She shook
said a her words with
bad eppereetly to make
sleet M reeleing• Mr
Wileshist‘ Miss, NI •
MAW essefeedy, my
IN have today
"Well, boo ar•
piston r
tooraiwilliittostk
.1
• hand
IIew k
did lee
Det
she
ether he
:a slight -
• up the
f Helen.
• reed. over him he could not be blind to her
lamp beauty, be could not help admiring her
strik lux 811 she .wept about the garden or up and
kok et down the large rooms of The Thwaite,
Alice. roma which seemed as if they bad been
r mount built sad furnished for the express par-
:, sorrow pies of showing off such beauty as hers.
delicate In the indiscriminate admiration and
attention which Ahee excited has own
si happy less obstrusive devotios to Helen passed
air soft unnouced. She was not in such request
CHAPTER VIL
ALWIL
Helens prediction wee verged. After
Alice's return The Thinks became a
different hoses. All through the sum-
mer Percival had been Moog the °lily
visi▪ tor there ; the few °then were frieeds
sod 000mmporariee of Mr and Mrs IA.
foes, or from ume to time some girls,
friends, not of Helen, but her younger
sister -girls in whom Percival hard been
able neither to feel nor to feign the
slight/et interest. They were all so
much alike, a deadly monotony ran
through their dress, manners and con-
versation. Alice's presence in the hose.
snit -tad a kind of revolution; people
cisme to stay, and those lo the neighbor-
hood visited more frequently; garden
parties and other festivities took place.
Under these circemstances.he saw very
little of Alice. She was always in re-
galia, always surrounded by • crowd of
admirers, sad he failed to discover say
pleasure in being one in • multitude.
After having been singled out by flelen
he resented the thought of being only
one in • crowd to Alice. That be wee
only one in • crowd would have been
clear to anyone who bad taken tbe trou-
ble to watch her isehavicr to him. She
took little notice of him, seldom speak-
ing, and than only ia the same way as
everybody else, She singled him from
the rest neither though partial inciiffer-
Mee 001' undue attentioe
Though she exercised no fascination
man she iloves.'
'Her character seems a little cmpli-
cated.''
a, from
Helens
he hair
e head,
te near
'8 his at-
loung-
lee, and
by Biel -
•Sed.
'eta his
rim the
led ;
• lied hems
that is
011 you
"Wind
'11 !sow
toseetly
"You still think Alice ne more than
beautiful T•
He shrugged his shouldrs, saying -
"I worship from star. You must see
for yourself that I have a entail chance of
improving our ecquaiotence."
"dim is very mach admired, is she
sol? I often look at her and wonder
bow it is possible to be so beautiful.
Who would suppose that she is two yean
younger than I en r'
"Intellectually vos Sre touch more
than two yean her senor. I do not tre-
acles eh* las were Uwe average inteUi-
"Perhaps sot, bet among the people
who form the world that probably counts
to ber advantage. nil!, bow do you
ksow she is sot clever, Moos y never
speak to bet r.
"There are many things about he
dist realm me think so. If we were to
bare half en hoers soevenation I would
beteg re • hundred proofs"
"Osly hen little patience. Yoe will
sot havens( to somplaie that she will
sot talk to 700."
"Del I complain I Bet yos speak in
riddlea Expiate vosnelf."
"So far et my rate yogi do sot feel
any interest le Aliso. Is it see Se
"Perfestly."
"Se sew thst at cam k very
gala is reeding people's t ----
.
when ilwq clowara bereell, sad eke k
fabling yes with your owe weepesa
Yoe iedifierent, ert she k
Sy by., if you lest ebisigikebs0111,
and !lass yes will he foram* te usual/
do years& with bet."
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you tomorrow
gether from all parts of the jmingdom, bstips„"se::::j. 11.:0112eaginlestilible"41 goillar07:til"liu'igh?11”ohlig:
was his pet aversin. Hs was • man of she peened we head, tines sbnlist
and of a commanding pretence, without robed it away frees hew sa dbooth
between thirty and forty years of age,
bidding him make baste. Ting Ind
bani Parikulariv tall. Hi' Isser" been talking under oover of the meek
which was going as, wed es he terse& ta
go, Alise's voice came gear sad gaging
to where they stood tegtbisr.
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