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THE FOES OF A HOUSEHOLD
4 TALE OF LVQLIRH LIFE -
oUUPlsg syn. , r
Sus rireestr ttn.ugsn. little Pi' ..qi glances which had beets
Alice ouhtinued w fade. Her parent•,
ro▪ w.ibge I .(ter he had apuhe% end'
tng to their manner which was
•
HE HURON' SIQ01At RID, AV, MARC
who had at lint viewed the change in her
with easy philosophy, were Isom semen-
ly alarmed sod ready to do mythiug the
doctor recommended But here they
met with uppostetuu from the patient.
Dr. 8taith advised change, sed erd•red
her to go •way Alice obstinately re
fused to stir from home. She ate scar
cely anything, but if pressed by her ..o
ther to tat• more tomo, she tenerwlly
pushed her plate away and refused to
hays anything at .l1 ; frequently she
would leave the table If any r..m.rk was
inside on her smell appetite She nester
upeued her lips except to utter some bit-
ter, rancorous speech. and mho ••saps
maintutsed a haughty silence when ad-
dressed by anyone. Her feverish acti-
vity had deserted her She spent most
of her title sating idle ao1 silent. ap-
parently Inst lu ihoutht, or broodiug
over some ides, thouzh whet it might
oe nobody snucseded esu discovering
" It is impossible to do auy:hnng with
her, said Mrs Loftin* one day to. Perri
val. sad I confess I sin at eiy wit's end
I web with •Il my heart that she would
get alarmed.
' I do not see much chance of that
happeowg," said Percival quietly. "Yew ry, white ba at dime and wrote the
not to be defined, but whish had air
sat t' ly 'tutu.
The following day he iMeived • 0.11.
drum Allow. It came brjrprst with other
letters, and all he Looked at the address
before °P"olnitthe euestop• t• supw•eed
usually that it was MAI 'oed mss. What
Ire fwd s as as follows :-
''Dear Mr Sl,",re, - Circumstance -
bore made it neceessry for m• to apwk
w you and at •tray. 1 should prefer
that our meeting did r.ot take plata
here ; m, should he vied if you would
inert me ou ih. Fell at noon. If by soy
chalice ,you cannot poste let use knew
before eleven o'clock. What I have to
tell you will surprise you, I know, but 1
bog you will u.,t think harshly of um
Believe ase, yews very truly.
"Awes Larose"
Twice over Percival read :he note,
and after welt reading be stook bis
need completely puzzled. What she
wsi.•ed he voila ,,ot tell, unless It w.•
something evto ectad with the ',qui/
now lover whom he believed to exist
iu the bsck.tround. When A. had
bttished his br.akfA.t he gathered all his
letters together atol vent mu. the libra
told we the other day that she would not
allow of any mention of such • thing,
and in her present slate it would require
a told .urn to take how for hit wife
" Th.t is true," said Mrs Lafone, sigh-
ing. "Though I sio her mother, I must
own she n at present unbearable, and
makes the whole house uncwnfortebre.
When she to in there aa KJ peace for any
one:.
Purges! said nothing. He was proud
of hie poet as general mootidant of the
household. T , him Alice sneered at Iter
mother, and lire L.foar made off IOW'
•sons shout her daughter which he (new
she wound hare made to •oyuns
else.
"It is must unfortunate," he said et
last. seeing that some reply was expected
from him. "Uannot you accuuut for
it
in any way r
Mrs Lafuo• did not answer at oboe.
A suspicion was beginning to rt..+ in her
mind that she could s000sot for tl. She
had soon forgotten what Alio* bad said
on the way home from their visit of eon-
doleao• to Percival. It was only when
her daughter had been ailing for scree
time. and she had begun to search in
amuse for the cause of the change, that
she had recollected what had passed be-
tween them on their drive home from �
Brentwood. It made her a little uneasy
at first. Nu obs who knew Alice could
be i•a,raut of her unbridled temper, and
her impatience of any resistance to her
wishes. Wu she grew re000ald to
the idea, sad began to wish that Perce-
val would tan his thoukhts W Al...
Though she had been glad at Helen's
marriage, eh. had felt provoked that
Percival had chosen her rather than
Alice ; but now his path was elate be-
fore luta, mid still he did sot take • sin-
gle step along it He seemed jest as
much at a lows to *mount for Alice's
illness ea everyone else was or professed
to be. For • moment a wild idea enter-
ed Mrs Lsfou. s mind, but she dismissed
it as impracticable, acid hogged replied
to his question -
"I an only 'appose she i• fretting
about something, though what it is I am
at a loss to imagine. She will tell me
nothils. amid I aaiut bed mot that she
is mow hank with any ore else.,"
For a moment Percival too had • wild
ides. Should be-oatjht he -to tell
Mrs Lifone what Alio* had maid to him
o*ly a short time before, with he own
theory -a• to its Nonfat 1 H. hasitat-
e d ; it might do good, it might give
than • aloe, sod on the other bead it
might do harm. If Alien did net shame
to speak mate plainly making timid
force her to do se, and she might sad
prohably would eonsid.i Pais speskieg es
the matter at all m a breach of mai
doom. to he vanished by total silence on
hey part for the fatur.. He felt vary
impotent with 11is Woes. who allowed
himself to he abedrhed is politios iastsad
of Oriel his time .tad •stwtion to the
Milan of hm ewe family. But he de-
tailed mot to M11 Yes Lofton what her
daaghter bad..id to him, to 511 his an
e wer :O the able ei iet.rr'egMtos is her
.Oars wma—
"If she dose mot fes[ haelhed to speak
I era gars we smote make her do so I
tmmnot heap thielnag the beat thing will
/he to let bar alms : she Will some roied
by herself. It evidently •antsys her to
• be troubled with remarkll oa her appear-
Mee."
ppear-
trees "
This waa • Amorist cosmos seam
saaswer oertaiely. bet it was not gaits
what Mrs Crow W wished, •d she
-spoke ratheeesldly-
'rit'. very easy es gay 'leave her aloes'
1Pareiwd : bbl tee its amt • mother, Sad
tett o goost •la G a mether'a heart er
gees whet tis 45.10 whew oho aegis her
obild in sea • state as Aldine is i• sew,'
Pe sled meremored craw word'
whit& In Woos was planed se .eget
ss se .pe*op, sad es whisk she feplbd
"Do not say enslhine. Perdgd l it in
set to be oxymora yea ass het say very
dew Worse la ABse. /be bas ts5
claim apse your egesipithy as eke wetald
hues tt.h• were owed yeme relatives.
e nd I meets seed= Nes foot M rows.
y is bur erns yew ghl.
- i til Hi.,
. 1 b hems,
beast OW ha W NNW* A ere
wish Alis Lois= end beg .'MMM*
Amsdwes5 Mob W tom hour se the
,ysbawiy dm stet hs ems sbmsml w wish/
'Nhea be scare& be not Ise w three
psspie b busses i s Ownso sly Mta-
zt� *mMetimd a. bow meetly with
it turas .at tl�ka •m. tliMimp
Awe arra AMM ems Ansatb tmoRliati of ..y fsbcMa ►
est roma aired 1a their tstsawmg. w
rsilestbs he did member cam w tae
following :--
"Dear Mum Lifone. It can only dive
est ple•aure to do ■n)th1ee for you, and
I wall meet you on the Fell .t the time
you name. -Believe me, )ours atucerely.
"PERI iVAL Menses'
He sent this off to The Thwaite at
once, and then sat whistling softly, and
wondering what he should d.. until the
tome came for going to the Fell. Thio
appointment with Alice broke into his
mooting, sad prevented him spending
it as he had originally iatended. He
tried out to %hook of Alice, for he felt
oonrurced it was hopeless seeking
further meaning of her note before he
had seen herself ; but she occupied hie
thoughts in a perwutent say. and he was
glad whet' at wu tone to tura his steps
towards the Fell. He knew he ran no
eanrer of meeting Alice, be approached
the place from quite a different direc-
tion fi'ton that in which she must come,
and w he walked slowly alone, rot
knowing what to expect.
He was first on the Fell ; on all the
wide expanse there was no hon sin rilure
except hes own. and he leaned against
the cairn of grey stones at the top and
looked out over tis bay, while he enuld
tact help thinking of the smuttier even-
ing on which he had come there with
Dr Haxlitt, and Helen pined them.
This thought gave nss to w many re-
lections that the time slipped by, and
he seemed scarcely to hare been there
five minutes when he saw • woman wis-
ing slowly along the woad leading sp
from the valley, the road which passed
through the high-lving fields and the 1k
plu1tation. He saw at once tt wee
Alice, and he began to feel • little
curious as to what he was going to hear.
Me felt osrtain she was going to ask him
to do something for her, and while he
was ready to place himself at her ear -
view, he hoped it would not be anything
very extraordinary.
He would soon know. Alice had
reached the plies where he stood, and
stood opposite tc him sil*gt, after hav-
ing uttered • brief "Gad Morning,'
w ithout making any attempt to shake
hands.
He had not seen her for • week, and
he was shocked at the further change
these few days had wrought in Per.
8h• ass the shadow of her former self ;
a shadow in whose eyes bntnd • °re-
suming fire, and whose cheeks were red
with fever. Her eyes did not meet hie,
het wandered over the country. the bay,
Brentwood, and the old church in the
valley on the other wide of the hill.
Her bot thin hands were clasped tightly
together, and her lips were not quite
steady. ;8M was evidently going to
take sums step which appeared to her
desperate, and she was very nervous
shout it. /Outdid not speak and Perci-
val thought it was pnmibly because she
sold not, so feeling really sorry for her,
he thought to .send bee way by say -
"1 haps I ism *rot some wee to you
Do out hesitate ermk am whatever yin
west. I am at yo.r aervie., "
"Yam mesa Hatt You nary ad
be.mtly mess that it' she asked is •s
weer, unsteady velem traits she raised
her eyes M his for est ttteraset, osty to
hewer Ikea again before he coag bob
lite thea
•'Qat may, o
"If yin will only any it when I have
told yogi dl, she said in • low-, brood-
ing miss, sad rather to helmet thea
him.
"Before yes speak. sit down. This
resit will make s sot eneoa.foetabls opt,
sad I •a erre you me set it to steed:"
"How do you think 1 amt Icwktag 1"
mho m itei, twisting her Gapea ser'nealy
together ; "better it mem ( ban when
Toe wgist 5wy h
'"Mush worm, he wirers! d.mtdSd-
"IJ 1 hod knows how ill yoc wow,
hose isaisead
se Tim b 1hwed mass ms phos ssessime�
bean. Toa are ie so erste so tells Milk
a imam walk, sad est ail um, why gip
fes."
"It dem net setter, it hag dose -tee
deed 18 s ase amt." dm said, "made
emgi 4 set possibly lbws sees
bone. Dei you sue esti* rfsha
verse, verve wea 1[y gttt gi f
bit, 1 sea _colt _colt �h
Lie yea lime why le le f Uwe yew eery
bias� fl hes bsNeas& sifts Ise *Oat
wog
"And—and—did tier My nttl• airig1I tt i. for • aromas when people toss her ' Ayer's Sarsaparilla sag the first au }
Did their terve quits as ssu*IT' I lame about as connection with that of c•esful b!uo.d modes s. ever off wed t T�, • F�f $Y�ptoms
Th. readtsstwr. of the battle didersaes I Mow. wen she knows `$11s rob like A toe public. This pr.p•nst.ata u u 1 y
la m•nber .hirA Ile had noticed came hunted ban ; she can do nothing but held 111 the highest peb,ic 'animist..., (Nall lAwad•ramr.ar in tree •stun
foto his sited, but h0.511 — look oa and pretend she does not mind boil at home sod al r..ed. Its mire farerbbym. .,.aa sit apNute,wsure
"Why ah,.aid they out behave u I at People mid ibat 'levu.g it down ' 1 Los cures and imiuetuse salei shoe iliac. thread, rata. the chest •mil back
d Ask your druggist for it. I,M`eba.elc. Is a few hays y.,, may
be well. Mali the other haat yea' may
Some bots are horn Ismer•, sem.' he ,.b down VSa 1'lisutwa,a..r galloping
moue farmers, and some ba.s f•rouo.g Coeanmpb*iS Rua a rt•k•. but bogie
thrust upon them by their parent.. The iaiuedlerdy to tats Ayer•. Cherry
brat will •ueoeed, the aemwd use; succeed Pectoral
5.e*I t,. • Sometimes she die* eooar at l o Not
She had seated henelfl.pon the atone' know what they Bahl that."
hs bad pointed "or w haw, •.td lists WOK I Again she closed her eyes and leaned
ed back agano.I snuff other rooks, ea . back her head. e .puke iu • low -
though powerless to •811.0bra
prytht. spiritless r,ice, mod seemed quite •a -
At Ao smsser to her question she I Assisted. Percival hardly h•ee her, she
made an tmpaue•t mecism and inter 1 wee so chmifed. The relief d arrtainty
•opted him ho en.ht, - i wee,u great after the awful suspends
"The. owe out the sake, I know I.A. had been in that she wss only half -
T..0 u.,1.t.. wed have .oufes•ed it ■t uunacinus---sbe'atuld just now tbiok Dir
'.rite Y.,u see fpr yourself that I •m feel cle.rly. Percival felt its it he were
w .rue .i ,ce you meat awry. People had' an a dream, but he betas to be aueuy
mud thing. In
dared et..r sal ,t.
h -re Wi,..0 )
whir • h.-) lo.,
(..r hr., r..
slime 1 a.,..;.
, but I thunk they i about Allem, and his waisted fo get her
, because yon were hurts. He aid, therefore -
eent •way they said ••11'ill you try to walk haus 1 I thiuk
Du not look at you will feel better there. -
e. d., not Iovk .t one "1 ou wilt not 1•ave me 1 grasping
u¢, she broke off hit his hand as she spoke.
..v pe•sr•t'at,- "raid .., .err or later it I ''Certainly wt. I will take yon home
moat hat.. n •ti�your earl 1 prefer,. •1 I and speak to y"sr father."
'hot ►t'u •.,,.Mrd hear .t from a.' U. "Thank you." rising as she spoke and
Tt1ey say 1 me 1 . ,..uaO- . C r mot letting Lou put her hand upon his arna.
you gm se w11.1thes soy !' she 1 she •'You are .try good," she emit on soft
••••i s her bred and riding it t h ly after they had gobs a little way,
ha'1i "The only one of all the men I know
tilt"" was eel silenee 1 ate' drho hes acted as • woman likes a moo
•' of !oolong , u upo.i her he' t t; re to act -who has helped iue in my
lei h • cues"ua ` pression on hu ane trout.lea. The other' all forsook me and
H• d J guess w I...pte were saying, fled. swelled the reports against ms, and
nu. f,,. M••r lh41 i he did not guess, showed their real nature. Men are not
.aid ht• idea woe
•t' Ali -,, H.' w•
such things, thou
• w.,.uas W g.. tt,
doom' in • way
ectu•lalou• twiguu.
"I ern deeply gt
y•,.1 should haev h..l
anise lf.11eve 1110 y
more such reports )) , not d.atresa his own, ay.:,: -
yourv.f," he wont on •e',ehe made no '"C.urtwge. Alia., they will soon
t to rase her Arad gr rh.uge her know.
attitude. ••1 so 1 take t,hM tn,t•er into When they reached The Thwaite Alice
my own bands and you shall hear noI left him a little abruptly, saying—
'5" rt—„ "1 expect you will find lope in the
H* gut no twitter ; the last words! library. 1 am going to my r.H m, and
died uh his sip. She rose from her shall be there if you want tar
sect with such a look calker fan as he - Percival did out t:.re himself time to
never in his life forgot. Por a moment think. He bent straight on sod bock -
he thought she was Rolm out of her ed at the study deur, hoping fervently
rnir.d ; her face was c»uegiesit, and . ite that Mr Lafooe would be there sad that ester ,d F./glsrd,
struggled vainly to spe.k. At last she this ordeal wood not b. purl" heel. i1Pi1n
threw out her hauls soh • g•wture of Hr se's wt,l:n, and Percival aniseed 1 �-
psuniowst.e fierceness, end she pressdlend d,xlosed hi. errand
her foot upon the grimed, as she cried, They hod rather a long talk, but for- l seals the
in • voice 'Waked lost all likeness to tauately it did not our t . Mr Lifnne
her own- --'ti ask many quuii ma which Percival al
"1)h, horses, bnar you task ' Yoe found any dith-•ulty in s.:.eenng. He
blind, deem man 1 Du you not see that did recall 1.. his sun in taws memory
it is truer that on a prev6.'s occasion he had sug-
gested that Alt.-,. was the more suitabb
wife for him, •.. i he added some rather
avert remarks ,.n the advisability
sea keowutg Weir own moods bedews
feat with excitement. Never hsd her they went in search mf wires. Nowa'
oquty been w striking, rte magnificent beard him an atlruee and as soon as
as at this moment. She stool for a sbblmale bus escsp.
moment, and then as he dad net speak tlppearwl that he was espe ie.il•
her fare changed extol, and she hid at 'peed the rear ..1 the any
i5 her hands, coweriug and shivering ss Thwaite, res he stayed, and oe)
else whispered- fall tamed his looney.eplooney."Oh, why did I speak' Why did 1
The night wind oleo Rai a
speak 1 I shall die with shams. and to reel off at. hat sad
8he would hare (elle,., but Percit•al'a into, hu fare .od ruffle hits
arm upheld her, •lid his voice
seal is wanted very much ta be
la
oar- could u yet hardly resliza ;1
"You need not feel ashamed S. yes How was it p•n.,ole that H
will let me be your husband." • in the m'•rattrg faithful t a
She drew • long ugh se he spoke, Ird turned in the *vetting en
her head fell hack upon his sbouldet. It could not be possible ; he
The .train bad been toes greet--ebe one or two very striking p
fainted when 11 was so suddenly relaxed.
Percival looked at her with • a feeling
of utter helplessness. HO did not at
that moment realize what he had done,
and his heart was touched by the sight
of the beautiful pale face which bore
sorb evident signs of suffering and strug-
gle. Even as he looked at her, Alin
opened her eyes, and a moment later
made an effort to raise herself.
"Do not more till you test fit,- he
said gently.
' Thank you," she replied, in • low,
subdued voice. '1 am better now. I
and the thtr.J are apt to frit
a P«tawrr'. epnbs..
"I harm great pleasure in oertifyiog to
the ueefulnw•s of Hagyard's Yellow Ilii," add that they soul.l to so• Lu.g fur hum
writes D. Kavanagh, P.rtmaeter of l'iu- bot ad. t.ed lila. an a last r. -..,rt, to ter .
frarille, Out. "Hailing used 1t for sure- Ayer's cherry Pectoral. Alter 1$kin
otos of the theses,. colds, etc., 1 bard this mur,li..se• toe ,•r bluer nth•, li
nothing Noel to it." ', s es prow... seed a wt.!' shat, it144
feu/alias g.„4 to di*pre.••nt
Hoots sod oboes oiled u often as the J. 8. Bradley, Malden AA. * a
leather loses ata pliancy are more c.a,w - "Three wisest.. ♦5 1 t•.."i A se 1 i dol,
Iortablu, afford better protection at,aintt whica •.yid')ped ,too bMnr
wm
cold or wet, and uuaallyiwili last tater as and Coaptld8. 1 was wvela that
loo as those not oiled. 1 could mat est up, was Attu, 6 eoy,-ute,i.
and coughed, laceiliaotly I vouched
several doctors• bid they wc.• power-
less, and all agreed that 1 es, ,, l'on-
guuiption. Ai last. a friend boxrlit .b
a bottle of Ayer'•''. berry Petto,aq
hum the ars( dose, 1 foual .,sets
Two bottt,•y cured ma, sod all kealtb
has inc.Itees perfect.”
8...'ra( lis nits -Junes Bin -hard, et
Dmrten. coma., was •".tett 1$ Jl. The
donors said be ti a, w t ,.•sump•,
mwng-res• a mopes r •N..
Coanterfeus are always dangerous,
more so that they always cl..ae'ir 1M1 -
TAT• TOO oalul!(AL 1N a?PLAltA\. Y. A*VU
14Ault The remark able success achieved
by Nasal Hahn u a positive cure for
Catarrh and Codd in the Head Las it •
doted unprincipled parties to iu.itate it
o.i.sot. mud strength- chiral', 114 en these Jays." The public aro cautioned hot to he de
to show her that Percival was silent, and neither spoke crated by nostrums imit•ut'_ \,irnl Belie
terr,b!e nodes*• for until they had got ti, the bottom of the in name and appearance. Iwart.,g at.rh
n..y yet be en- hill and home same way •iutag the road. names ea Nasal Comm, Nasal Ilaisam,
shill *deuce the Going tl.rou;th the .illage, they met etc. Ask for Nasal Balm and do ion
several people they knew, and Percival take imitation dealea may ur_e up..t. ! (7
' he began,"that felt Alice • hand treatable on his arm and you. )'or ale by all drugg..r, or /feet Children Cry for Pilej } •i �/
ar such annoy- ws• conacwus of • half movement to post•pttid nn receipt .of price -. sued fol
shad bear no wiihdraw it. Hut he euverd it with by addressing Fulford & l':I:rockvi;le,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
en5PAaso ea s
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Ce„ Week Maw
mete ay W Drawee. 1RMeel; tea owe.tt
Out. 1f
A tire burns better in a h,a th.n in • Was. Baby _ss sick we t..e b•ralsoa i,
cold furnace ; at is equally true than an l What she wasa Chdd *b.sensd IkrCrw.e.,
enamel well wintered is half s,:mmerrtl. I sola. ase bees Idles eke clang MtlsM..e•
Whoa she had chadrea. akt wive them tketuna.
"AN
CATARRH
eQeaN east
^1Nn'a ;tilb,
She was Coking at him goo , her eyes
looked tonight into his own, and they
were blazing with anger and soother
feeling which made itis iron heart beat
sire Prizseme,6
eNing euiae.
AUMW
ter..
t p.m'deans
a.ItD.m 1 T,.,.. NORSEMEN
Tali r Wee.
I $.Ls mid toff) its
PrertpLioi Drug Slue.
olj'
011
Mherii
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truth before .e could believe 2" cite,'
the meanie; of it all ; of Alice's t
aquas and he frequent fits of irribuo iter h
with himself Ashen he thought over "ii
°relishing he felt his head swim. Ha P
felt neither glad nor elated at the
thought that ilice L•afone, who had re- Ml'
ruled man of far higber social position
than himself, should finally come and
offer herself ti ]rim. For hi reality it
same to that. %, she had not asked his t T I
to marry her al- bad made it Impossible ,SHI1l �1 LT1i: JS . LEA t K n res neibaw von rxt.v..0
for him to do oter,ei.e than ask bey to
marry him. H mull, have done nnth-
.hdl be able to walk direct!,." lug else, he '.1d himself. She had
She seated herself again on the atone thrown herself uo hi• mercy ; he ease
A Targe q iantity of tret-elaw. (Ieorg.an tray l
t in honor bound to respect her •petal, mer BAtnalea. extra thlokoene. are un hand ,
since she was fro to do so. H• did not at our min. u reesonabIe rues
expect any Omar* from his m•rriare ; t'a11 and examine before purchasing elft- i
but he had cease. to look upon pleasure
where. l 1111CO.
w •n ingredient - 1.,s lite. B
at any rete be docs • mea'. wo
recd., • woman , read ing between her .
and slanderous Varese. and '
weakness with histrength.
went bank to his ,terview with Alice,
'• Yoe may say so, bort you have the and he aught bitted iustuting • comm
right to despise nut know. 1f yogi only pari.e beiween hefeohduct and what he
know," she went on, her voice doting imagined Helen • aha have done had
•gem end becoming [ell ri wesrinse. fate ordained that*, should love Mm : LYgirt Irtt C. LLEOL
"what I have gone thrngb. I cannot without bar lore big( reternd. He os
tell you how f haw* suffered I knew Re'apratd January vitt aeNhe Mise =r=f FILL 8AY
would coo• himself f l�at, be resolved ; Iwore•es h Ira wt sees. mud endwise
what people were vying, yet ( bad not no woman would bar wperisoe with daily Our oaowele untie sad fru*
the strength g Helen, Ali•e "marble of alt It
obeli .sad muses ire tteo..aing .ware Of that ,,,, 1s
eh to 8 ht it down. This lou !w t• �'� H to AuvlttCReti tLe
week while you have been away, btu wss hat hit to any
.me with
been like a nightmare,' chs 6lmhed, bit, and ha wee duwyin•d that come
ekedderioo what might he 'rook log just to Alice.
"Do net cpeak of it ; do sot think at 1 elks had hero plead • i vary dt16 ;silt
dl, if it w distr.s•i.is you. ' Frteition, end ehe has.
ea her owe
"Do yoc suppose [ •hoard think of it way oat of it 11 he s kdve ehoNa,
if it did rot distress m• 1 I thcught 1 or supposing that a woman b
should du . I feared ' to go out of ray had once known wool
ve chn..s
mind." asotber way,that he t•. f waved
She passel abruptly, psesiag bar hood � b their favor oft 'a disfavor.
over bee forsbsed ea though trying M It sea. (..rel, .matter. minims sad ��nn
ono
deer away enme dimtesmini 'huught .b.t.cta : Meana Alio- et ens- \ e� A`
''l Mg 01 yes not 1. ay •ay mus, *$Ift d • prepeederano* • q..Iwy, ro►taea
A .• ha s5raestly,
and hs, nes that of •cork too tea visit ee'
8b went o• se though he had nM ma
f r feeding that the beet•• ���`� l0
eyoken 8o b• argot b swum; �/
•'•Then. last night the thought came M atone the road to Brsat•ow het ase t. .a IIABY
r1M fo sr you •d speak wyoc, and I hand ami hie (mom uy ise 4m! V
wrote steeight of far hay ay nmaisabe teras of the soft night air. panstly
should talrer. I did sot intend to a, to M surc•eded 1" Parmaidi• mien rd
yogi what 1 did 1 do net ha.. otos I what he 'embed. for her fue fuels hnaht-
imtesdod to ay. but. 'viae amid it, it of when he reached hues tot n hell
tpM led art meted to lea did I aogiad been whelk he aha out
Mh pee •wry ma
loped myaal(. "• • e
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from whisk she had just risen, and 'Whin
dosed her eyes. When she opened
them, she found his fixed upon her far.
A faint c,.or came into her cheeks, and
alas mored restlessly, as alto said in a
voice of pain -
"Ah, you dwsFier tae I see it is your
face"
"Do not think eo,' he replied. "I
woos you, you are mistaken."
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