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Lud rOWdAdO will not relfid.r '
rah, declined; and 'Lady Verndale
tteelog' that there WW1 401a0 ,reason
• tar peraistence, at laSt yielded
n . ordered the cerriage„ wed teereh
-eseeleeeee
'Uood
bY, *dear, Aft. Fere,.
doe'te* e 'your lAtst,
iree.
this rrtOon
' IA:64
In the itrete
C17 the fienSatiOW•of horror Sean.
.• ;turn auilclford pertoo to atente,. eta
14ug- s. $i•
. beck nee he could from the'stitieliee
it aiinest leaked as itthohand. 0
'J'1c eilence was terrible; the very
dlizine3s oftha room, in which, tho
only 'light was that of the mirky
lantern, lent an additional terror to•
tile moment. , •
Ile had not intended to murder
• ' her; he told himself SO Over and owe -
*a On in these 'first dreadful rainutee.
oehtQl intended stupefying her only,
And ea provettingeher leaving the
house until he had 'hit upon some
plan for etePplug her true cerrsteg
out her threet of denouneing
At college lie had dabbled n clacinis-
try, andethe.tscience. especially in it
rL1aUon8. tL
titi-ungc fascination for 'him. 'Up
lovedpower, and to possess a -drug
the Very cilluvia„ of which shoule be
SUfficient to overpower an 'adversary
bad a strarge, weird chaten for him
Ho wasproud of the diseovery Of the,
drug which. coulddo its horrible
• work so ewiftly,•'silentlye .and Gerdy.
Re had not meant, to kill her, .e.ad
, now she lay Itdead at his feet! "
,rtiIut1fy
• epteeeeti tweets and luesbegarelehli
--e---itoevery ande-a-teeribl
to look at her face possessed him:-
Prawling on his ,hentis and knees,
.heelifted her boad-e'h dd
4;14 7touchIterf4iindleaked it
her. ,
*
once thought so pretty, which o had
once, and se short 'tt that) ego, al-
triost persuaded lettneelf tharhe loved
seemed to look up at him reproach,-
fte• was white "'With the white-
ness of death. but so placid, Se,peat;e-
itti thet it might have been the taco
of a person asleep,.
' With a cry that 1%3 scarcely a cry
414Ob-aq-a •vertileltue-Put-the-hiAd
,elowit and ,staggered to his feet,. \
NO 'man is born bad, no man Is
wholly "Nicked, ••At .that awful
rnent-Guildfoed Berton weld:4.1%4V°
'relineeished ell his ambitions, if by
doing so ho -could bring Becca to life'
itettheeellelbreer---leheseltintoesteehetr
end. ,flinging Ids arms. out upon the
table, Jet 'hie head fall upon' .theirt,
Ilo tr•40•Iq 'Oen 'all :Abe.
Sad.' '1td't�ek
ry:• 'drew/fel
ut he Veeld: think ,of no *ale
'
lan (retean
ceeefelly avoiding. the. ,still form, he
eveht •out af the he* 1* Aber back
hotter, reore'scOMPeeed, in the °Pea
air and away from the silent re-
proach Of his -dread handtwaree andi.
he ,could think. •
At the eed of the gertlen woe a
heap at leeveS which had been swept
up in tho _preceding autumn and al-
lowed to remaintie get a- paIe
from. the toolhouse and. screening the
lantern behind tonne bushes, .tte cares'
fully scraped the leaves 'asideand be-
gun to
And all the wbile he was at work -
and hod :vct orlcod with the furious
tenses of a man, digging: for gold,-rint.
''out"htil Preeautkelgelt'egiille.
detection. All sorts of noteeibilittea
t:ortttred blitz and- eiterreee the _sweets'
that rolled down. his fate into drops
of ice.- Sorno,one Might have eteen
her stand:Mg' outside tho gate, and
when she wet* missed that some one
would -Collie forward with the clew
She might have told some one where
she- was going; ttho-had been - ta.ikeng
evidently- cenfedentiallyee-witit-e-OP31
roe, utid inight have told him Iler,
•tips ese t. he teetered in th
dusty toad.' Theso. and a hundred
ether suggestions ,tortured him, and
•
drove him aimost_mad, ,S° that whom
.1nottilt for ech hen will ma t
pay for the feedingof
It vrill give Ws increase, and
teeep beeleles glitleetheePlumegeee.
hitter gloss. and in every way keek!..
ng Them in tip4op 'health. aisa'
naLthe chicks hardiett.,
.Ftv. -the:winter lay,in
'there is nothing 'ai-g
any other market.
Xcep run* hens from fretting bY
tieing HERCULES LOUSE KIL-
LER. Try it and see:thedifference
mUie
• ,
• Weigrilt `01td4r.P1.04000 One
0 hhir beffelleir rug, ,the_
heraioute cleul than CLYDES-
DALE CARS4OLIIIIC ANTI;EP-
. ••••.
orah:'.tes;d.':, .,, 44, •
..',41.,:'041i) ft: e• -400."•• 4,
# Was ; ,IVOI*., tett the :
Iit tf Otarite4v0S..• er
, ..ttedeiblee°, 'reetiOne et all 'the ,
..'4iy ',bone; like.teeinene ,hereelt ,i)iteh '
he thought' that,diter- ;44', Perliaris'
' .better ' haVe.tenuomxi , at
diilo, ii. Cyril 'Might eal.1 • n t
el tl-reettedehome, h
first queet ion was wbother any let-
ters bud eine° for her; , ‘
. There Were no !titters for her lettly-
ship, the butler replied, and liorah
was going up to ber retool iwith a
'deeper -Sinking id" the heart. When tho
rl came out of the lieeary.
"Well, Norah,". he eeide makin Ileg choTera and swIne plague aria i het..v.0 access,
_
or in t eh e ,
wl i the We. d '
the chief gertirettiseases 'that afflict
uekteasvrat.:,thalaas sham.,..,1t, 1 racaarycasuseesealtra.;iede .b.een throve. The'y
on tiut feet of doge
A litele bow, "you hey° got bac .
am afraid ., you have 'Urea -yourself-48min%
with your OXeJ•tiOns," be added, tie would be correct to say of the first tor pigeonS or other birds that, m
that. it .eanies greater loss to swine,
geowere than all either swine elis- 1/4411:3" cc?Al? In vtlnt-4-et wtth tht"''
or
eases ,put tegetber. • Tbey are- carried on the boots.
table sconrte to tho Swine induStry. .
It :. is kL veri;
swine which ' have ceme In eouttiret
eboes -6f Inen. They are brought by
ev-ttite4hteasein-tieteee-4reeeineteese i
would seem to be into the Peetuenee
that walks in elarknere.. They eeteet
nes it were without anyono knareltig
how, but e without. anyono knowleete '
found impossi o
*bib t 'eradicate it en-
utd received, ,had flattered his how, but .without , any question,
' tirely °siring- to a lack of vigibmee thowever, tliey come, they -coiner as te -
el -
germs ,
When. th'e disease appears the Neell .
aniroals. should et onco be sepereted
en e went back to the boustee-
slowlY. as if every' stop Were leading
bpi. to his own grave. •
In an incredibly short elite be had
accomplished: his dread task, and he
stood once again in the silent room.
with ,somethine 'clinched, in the, palm
of hid hand. .
It was CYril's ring, which be had
taken froinetlecca's finger. -
7-1//i"Fird:trid-tigliturthatrtts-pri
sure hurt him and reminded him that
he was holding it. He opened hie
-tts-efelttb'erllirliiedetetrtted'eetx
asp and *stung Walt,: and tall
upon the table. -
-
And.there-ha stood and .stared at
it, at first dully and Vacantly, but
presently with a Wore eoniiioua
SUrrelideredidlaSeit t0 the deM0111, gaze. • -•--
-elereinorseeenoteponitenceieewbicheis # -lbad_elild.den__his victim front
different thing,. mortal- eyes. but m9re,--much more,
heavy silence was required of him.' •
. begat* " weigh upon. • In a few \ hours Bocce would be
-- heavy weight; a ghastly. desire to ' 'ifirtea would be matte. scheming and plottlpf, and. . last.
i1WDISEA.M. sw7N1i.
the opposite Natal' elso' c „
oC leeding and virtilenett in the'.
ete - r0Welee
a greeter difference inereeuits arisine•
* feeeeaeweine
stliesegernIs r
there aro ete fewer than six. vulgates*
of the 'hogscitolera bacillus and these,
, differ in. the degrees of their view
The germs eonte: through varletta
sources. 'They ugly be eerriee by
to: .Which the -fnIXted" :petite;
he 'noted her Paleness and-leseitude.
"It must have been ae terribly trying
day. The few 'hours was there
invested una."
t4111-rt.":"81/1-0:4-Aee',3"--- "iltaft"Pg thw
te I cern- statee the losses run 'farTlitio
11).1_1110ns, • although the germ is
• otItted at her with sometlitrig the
.ost like pride M. his eyes. for Iter hno‘oirtViiit. and
es ittesithwoourgkh. litt.hiass en, betint
PePulariter, and the aentiration she
sold uader a la SIT,IVC .411AR-
11.11reserefOneto
money cheerfully refunded by the.
,
thisoistumo 00=11000 CIA, 41444,
Tereatse.
"You had -bett 1r go and lie./ down rind unity of action 'on the part of
or a few hours," 110 said, in a meee,swine. growers.,. It has. been ot,:tudreuta
' di t than usual "I will send 1 source of constant. study bytthci best
i 4*.--rgiarief Wihit":"""---. e---e--11'etermiter talente-In•-theeland- • =
, - ' frees.- thee -seek:- - - .Ife possible eth
Norah wao in tho: condition to "lie -recent - --yearte--and---yet no -,entir 0
- atoll itaWthe txtn or a tarke-ii-eltr
..,. ...
oved by an -if -611:61i 61 tenderness, es- Pre'etienble. Inet4led bus been tquila to lesson the chances of infectiort.
pecially from blue and her wee by which the animal may ha mttde
- - - - They -should be kept on a moderate •
lied with • tears es she went , up the
stairs.
teklegret1
0 0 'MUT
'door ettilegs liatenart enteredesandehe .cattebestew; --
tee-rtealetteneeee
proof against the diseaee. rho
ma'n •diet.: of food reasonably* .sueettlente
1.v.b° disegvern tith will be deserving ThOSQ that die should. be promptly
--bonoreeleatelei
. --Urtie.it -or butiedeee4mt-iesieeilme
or 4 -feet, so that:no animel--eltre-11 '
egr4m-, vrethetne---eletese-beid .
Noriehedid not notice, that art 'ttet-hett-arketts4he-boweiteeseeee-should-he slaughtered unless they res
had ' not epoken ' to.. her as ShO ellter2d of course, other • organs are also ale cover speedily. It is .apparently tietto
or theit sho was ' ;more 'silent even fected. Tho bowels become -ulcerated
than usual, and, happening t� glance to a considerable. 'extent.
at her, she was startled by the. ex,, eases, dark WOW -Stained SPCYL9 alt" guiarly
In sem some think differently. It is a sitt-
less to give teeattnent: althotigh
fatal . disease under seine
-- No -ho. remiln-an_ 0,11r,h.t.,443-or
.bottto to the end. if 'he could divert
siuspielort, for two. 'months; • much
ehameneteteieudereeltsoottereve
possible., In two menthe he....zoigitt
even succeed in ,weonieg. Norah. In.
two ItiOnthe- Cyril leieeteg. might_ be
ead:"-no7B10:44-0-07—hSi- irr-Otiorther--
ed how pie, longing to 'kill pyrii. low
'come:over. hint the hist titne Cyril,
-was in tho cottage. -Vas-be- a hetet-
-
Tho'hours crept by as'Im sat in the
silent room in the tombelike.,. houet.
ness with a yell assailed him; and,.
.-feeting,that,,his-r b..ut.SLUt---w_a81444,4g#,-,he
staggered. (4,1=811Y -to the deeanter,`
• an, lifting It to his lipsewith bs
"Ing--hundseedreiliettett heelas
_
elm wine steadied hint a lit -tie, an:1
---*-IfeetereidetoWiter-iitrtimeritte-
Inetin open' round to frthe•dull. slekette
ing tune of "She's dead, the's eleadl",
but rf -eseney- _
his- indsegrette.elear r
IThearetidlififW07*Itinird Traitft;'
r*Otti was -
and thought keenly, acutely. ,Conlet, house and instinctively he walked_ to
tenot-iiemitLeteme storyXed u on the window and peered 'downinto t
ltatestleteirteseeldetteeountsferslieseabe--gue-d
..._irenic_eLly4aestenetty{.1 Hew fong -be -----ooleell at the heap of
* *eel ebe
at the gate, lie wate lost. But etee itteeroteitemereehntererementlys-heee.fte
membered that as h stood -talking the room, spin" round. and,. stagger:.
hand,'h ing • lut fell faillangth across the bel.
--ttown the
to_ her with the keY
I t 'site eadebeetr-leing tit re had looked up and
g
he did net know -it -seemed hours to '*and had seen no one.
y to no other ouso than tho
coital:1;0;e it was unillteletteettentterty ogee
ClIAPTEE XXIII. -
,---
Pression of the woman's face, She
looked. as if elite were in some troll'
'ble, and lad been crying, and Noralt
turned to her with ready sympathy.
'What 14 the matter, I:term:tar
ehe asked. • . •
The wontan's face quivered, and she
•rePped;her-eyes,--but-she-replied-in
a low voice: •
"Nothing, ray lady."
Norah did oot he to semi obtrii:
.theeteleittteeeltuttereeedireetieeeli o ii-have-beeTreetsseng; per=, Norah 'woke With a Zed lieetteelto
that the old woman who waited up- sons who were making the best of and a worse heartache; and, as is tyie
.04 WM would be doming, down . their wee to the village. It Wes un- way with women, she began to 'mike
The deed was dente beyond, all utte likelyetoo, that she should have toil' excuses (Air tire' levee. Whom ,he Ite4
&log, and if lie did not Want to he any one Of her Inteteled-visitet-tblilm treated -so coldly the night' before.
caug,ht like 'a Alt.t An a, trap, he iniist tuyi its purport. It the had , 'lead There .muy hat) been some reason
get rid of the body. • . eyed Burn°. for lestance. shtt would for his long absefice and silence. Ski
Ile got to the furtheeeend of the; have been alitiet sure to tell, hira."bad treated hint so ceddier thlit. it
-rOaTa, AS far away .from it as etbsett- Guildfore Berton, that ;she had--elenteelittle wonder ha had attoitied• her; and.
- tier -taut thitiping,hisrforeheatkwhielt ' ..1=sis to the scene between awl
_
"was) eold-alrievo':.ivt-w.sit_broo-s arta Probably 'no act tad even her after, Iteccaessweli, Norah /Mold it impessi-
burned with lever heat, he-triinfi% •, she lett the parl. that care tete'bleeto explain 11-ukaway, but as
think. _ . eneettetlieelastepemeteteeelth- -whameetateLleedy Izerodale*."-Maltt --brUshed- the
"What eliteild he -the? l'er" one mo- .,have been, lteett.--teas , ell-lontteretleitold_troeses, Notalt tried te
ment .0, wild Weft occurred' to him ole Burns himself. . find sornei
iii&iiThig aleiffee'eettireseeetiii &cool
.for the=nee of tho dead flash-lt he ettult only eonttivo.. ottyeile
eettedege -setteelten_teitteeilotett_in_te _tootiditk Ilireti with tlit4 meetiert Ileeca sh' e kw:SW-Was-a flirt, and the
ht. Bet the strange odor still thing\ laidnitsTreilectiOn aboivia.V" love -making, if love shim it ivits.
1 -about. thePtoom, "Wad ov,en hink the futility' of the idea, CY'eli West have been alto 'ether her
1, doctor 49014 Pointessed ailfitt Zunis would be trairekd.. *041* sib side.
-tieet *knoteledge to contradict Miele to eiter Uhl:040f, strali-StitideulY In shot. leer love, stronig and pas
an ,asiertiOns. '*" the Mei :Ito ppott otrchtne for sionale, Overcame. her jealousy - an
resentment as alt true love must, and
titudied upon himoi
.Why Should the murder elliteover- by ,the time the : breakfast bell rang
W '111101d(Lfih0,41,4tr ilinViLt11430t lettt_goe0 etelo0g witY to follti•v'
ehould she ratt ing Cyril and was slietiply 'longing
_
ted-untit.11armart
419biwas on the pant of leaving the -room ...10 roiciiirtarces .00..disensoPusetwollrkk to. The betir ;becomes !mesh, tha
before" she spoke egain •
_ .
tnirtdoabout my things," -for Herniae be
Tiltdeannjard. -;:1-1:Itc7tiltell.imainsitantcittsa‘r.the dii•s-11 t • CtillteS—MUC
had some dresses on.her arne • "Go inflamedin crItindthesomPt‘ertimlees stoughs ofte'
and lie down ln your own room, and
ecere7_rrt.1 ertY f9r
tuuler_nacnte lejt12, _her 11PS retuctantly.
towed
pear in the large intestine and in conditions and e troublesome ono. le, e
some instances clots of blood. The any case, eence no painse 'should ' ba
ulcers) the living membrane Of the •
spared in guarding against the. .ito
jd:'giitteljt.h.---°6i111::°1i)114:11e7n:inrnrillu''''C'nv; 131111-19--7v-e't:.:719-- f-ecStwi°-inne. -SpWIalgNSue "1.1:14-AmClu°111-"--61.111e.e' beg .
- Arnorig the external indicatioiriare
er_p, urole_thitroi,„„the „ttkit,, obolore.Anitta_symktinns, and though -
0e theists 'kart!". of the body whoo the less SOMMOn IS about. equalire t
air. is • thia... as .40a the nalihe or ,in... when it appears. Attiong the early.
'314° °I' th13. f°reiegli". 'rh° anima -18 sYhigmhPte°01111:r °forstkbindiaglearesaeflay "4 f7ertrie%
*drtn---ektraid yon -imve ono of 4olir !my' 'rePldlY. In, less than 24 hours;
eyee sUriken and freireently evrttery„,.
coinmeoguitioncof Afthieohin,it
-bad -Ileadnehek;"_ she Bald, *I$oter_eZnui tthe mekeetatio
i5t-the first+ nstattktb:ndi-n Ieg�
it for 'ever sittcOast nigh
-ease works so slowly that the ttni-
,en swine 'plague, however, -cougeing
mat will- linger for months before
bee paid heavy breathing are mech. more
of sure recovery
comee apparent. Swat. atuma •kerietthaP-11-111-g---' ""cle Tit°
eentre of the diseaee avelir-t tiliegeo
is_ rather in the hums, while in hog-,
however, should be slaughtered -as
1 n regretting the inipuise wrhicle sequen y, as a ru .r, ,
whole time that they are ellecied
they are a souree3 row w we-
.easti_geri?!). n2sy_bi3 !weltered,
girl.
man,..gauLlgoraklaw_that she tumid . TiRrIptpris4 -
OP VlIttIL,MNO.El.
.ejrter paler than before, aii-d"..lrsoae
clittculty in repressing- bee tears. The ilreeese• -Aleefrerfe-gre%
eellecca- noteetereethisemorntegeme. Ivitule.ttoeeee*,3eme_sseasofteeepeeie. tuOI
Pi more severe than other% and the
• aely.
• "'Noe here?" said Norah, coldly; same •le true of the difference- tte-
eeleslyeeet pose_eehee_es_tired .after last tion irt different heeds, Soetetimes
ght s gayety. oes- no ina e r .
shall . not went her; and please do fected, in 'other instances ticarcetyt an
ot .setecl for her." ' animal escapes • attack or • lives.
iny lady ‘44 eatd liarteare 'tete Sometimes the lossey aro not nearly
treatment for both heinuch tliesanib.-
Therete,leeste
according to Ileynolds; tebtch 'van
. .
the Sense in which the two dieettsee"
tee'etWereettlectveteserce--gertnedeeetwee
It arises from an unclettned ,and 111 -
"Fared for swfil baterter.--eeleneereelltere's
velop, it may be, under rertate eon-
ditions of weather which. cense twilit
esturbance-ot-etheedigeeelorkeettesoune
or in all the hags 'We -whale t
nog eltolera. gerinS mat live fee
three and even four . months, hence 11
swine ere to broughtth
•
.tho old quarters 'within a•shortei
.periodi thorough disinfection must.
be gtven. , Corrosive sublimate des-
solexel in meter- in the estsupicetiee
te grains' to ereeh -4)3-art. of., Water'
will answer well. Wifitewesh Wilt
aleo .answerf Maile by using 'water.:
that 'contaipli-`417ier Oat. istire rtre
bolle..acide
tnost inaudibly; then she seemed 'to ste.serious. GenerallYhowever:- they
inger‘and hesitatee and at last she
• . tremulously, "your ladeltip
latittet' heard, then?" • ,
"lleard what?" oteleel Nortitt.
11-01 beg your„latl.vsh104 „pardon:-
I thought yott hed he.e.rd. ,
"I ineveelteard Olithing,” sdid Norah
__• Indefinable__dread lo_owing 'more
distinct., "la it., anything abeut
Decca, Ilartrum/" •
ca Ss lost."
bave tn
with ilyr -hear teeth
blood rose to les .fticeeatul be . The 'house
rnied lais head 'and drew ,a long their talking 0.!tl tau
fi. my lax y. .
bre
tttli:' -. .. fill the place,
itire. ty4:ttuf. _111,f. onto brain tet to s.,.,he put, e.r - arm ,,tound Neer& And, la,not alt!hno°mteit7ittihiblicer"jrt11;inadt d Ilr6.
, An ,a-,chilittputs into its place a Ilko, • `A.,14 dear," said 'reedy leertalales. I•4
work Of, 'bate. .41.- fitting tho irloident5 "Ids.e.d her effeeeionetely, "no 'need Co eand I .liave sent -ter -IOW for hci all
' ef the ntghtinto a *Consecutive sluoe ofik how you are.* You look ns bright over tte village; but she ennit ho
te corresPouG tvvi.th 1113 bypatitais anti freeh as 6iie ofetlut toeee. Ate ' biteitie" • •,e •
! lee ..tetele, e-fjyrit's lett4,r from lila you,quite rested? , Come and sit neap "011,,\ but you • thould not ,._.' worrS'
ptreket, Aad. spreading it .
idlitg' pored' over it word for word. • tboaktinging 84\1ntations, nit he stayed tv,Itliyenie•friend_4,art,.r.ern..
yeeteself eesoliesellett ilarinati. yerhaps
. out CM tbe,• me., • . • ,
tittle," ,
aro serious. Thes0O. differences arise
from, two eitiiieS. The first is the
difference in condition in the antemis
at 'the titne....otethe attack... The See-
•Oedele. the dillerelice in 'the ,„.nature
of*the gerin.-1, It has been notired,.
that•swine fed largely on Pa8'.
rei. -field toots_ _and, nitregeneous
foods are much 'lees subject to tho"
disease than those fed almost
on torn and that .with the
tonlishitient for a. second or tWO; then --setrierelientortesee
le echoed the Words in. ,,gLionzeinerktr
"Ileelea, lost! What do you moan, It has been ifeileid -Kea-
learrnanee. • • spite where fresh corn IS -fed *tile
tfteeir ,.ladyship'spardon much, teeedont the disease -2s usually
for troubling, poor liar. More virulent than at to .Iter times.
moil; 11um1I7 " 1 ShOlildn't •bave It is thus very evident. tutt there
trientioiled it just Set a 'Mite ff-'it ..10 Seale relatioa "between stamina er
your 10dYeh1it1iadnt.spOtren- about
er;---britidecetr-litto-drsappeared,
EL
you Mem to -say that ilecra-ist
tittrelefl •
te,Weitid algent, ter 100ntte; Ile went to her place; and; am1(
r
-of explanation to pe'opie breakfast- commenced; blow enoutet to stay wi
It Don't bo surpris�d, thoUQIl,
0 you Ohila
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tut niftiO
Net ioll when you
ittvially,loqsokrict wit,t r4orAlt,doolieti toward 1.0 end if she had slept the
While heelteld. ttleetts the '"dtele'S pla'ee 'to see if there were any night- at Veradalee ehe ;Omelet .bate:
all bit Acereeinged :thhttivotilkiesette,thenpott titeefitistoisotigrpen, to tome 'hom.e ear11/ this
between , them. ,
Itt„,frit,h *oil( lint” het.. ttord Perndale 'not -attn. wilat 1,41.11 tocittao,ot
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week. Thought 1 wouid to my
hadVbeen since I left. home." Bee's
"Did they etteem to appreciate Stalit`
tt,0* in the world?te A. -"Well, •
`shoillti say' se.. Alfuost , every, m
1 met, wanted to borrowa dollar. .
o Itrifuiti‘104 e
hand iier alotter..torid lier stilfit$ Itoralt.•• • '' —
, otil4 too litettiAli droop', nottvitbstottoii)g..%liat titti't, ttlY- 1-10014, 15'
yritg.tor .tok.
• l'to. h • n tet '\thet. *.itiorelose pats n '-'13filesi What, -Ile stS,
,
ikrofrii-66-tc-iw-ia---- -Am
010 tts,stfroll herselt that ()oil wiStitil giddy and 1b1 ht but I don't thitIuia
ldifor'd *kWh, , 1* certairi. to Calf forizin--the-rttorti, fibe.*0 gtAv out alt.night n:maY Irma •
y troolc. intercept grandfather
-
t.tnd '` no Cyril . aP1elVe 1 n torah, get the *Millen eitat:
lexiace ind .she Isecate
ntida
by, en"- 1 ,fxhret(-14ngit'g to Nc,rah'Sat and thought
vine,. - Itl. was , 'Just ptssible il,....,,nigitt. pivot; hat •
had written fi'itiir-Oourty. he had '41' d
ttnoight. -, . ! , 0 puk'
you1,4 polo had, .brokett urttbt, girl had ilisapi‘fuiredP
ronps„some to play tennis seed aei, bei eolith
tt SO ridit . or driVe;',Orill - LAO i.
viditi d Norati 'tir leiti, -one,
thn, ani _ it* filled with diAmay
tijhC 1 thattilte...rittgt 40.
O'luncheon.