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"No; it would have been better for
her if she hind."
Br F. WAwsN. "What have you done to her?" cried
-p. Stepben ansion01y
Author of "Tse Flours 1,N TOE mmnsu,'t " I've only boxed her ears far impar,
t d
Harry haughtily.
inence," sat a ry g ' y.
" AT tun Woar,O's MsnoY," 1JTo. • „ You brute! How dare you ? I wish
George had seen you 1 "
about shuttlecock ! " "George was lying on his bank in the
She coloured, but made no answer, picture.gallery, where I left him."
except by a iiischievous smile as he A sharp cry escaped the lips of the
raised her eyes to his face. Harry little governess.
came out from behind his ourtaie. "What 1 You have hurt your ' bre-
" Will you Dome and have a game at ther—perhaps killed him ? "
billiards, Miss Lane ? I'll teach you." " T haven't hurt him, Miss Lane,"
"I can play a little : but I mustn't said harry, with an uncomfortable
now thank you. I mnst go back to the blush. " I shouldn't have touched him
Vicarage." if he hadn't wanted to prevent my see -
"How anxious you are to get away ing you home. You will let me now
from ns 1" said George. won't you ? " he said, with sudden gen-
" Oh, indeed it is not that 1 'haven't Maness.
been so happy for, oh, I don't know " Thank you. Mr. Lawler has offered
how long, as "have been hereto -day!" to take me,' answered she freezingly.
"Then why are you in such a hurry "But Mr. Lawler has a bad cold, and
to get away ? " ought not to be out at night."
" I am not in a hurry ; it is because I Then I will go home alone."
must go," said she, the almost childlike Harry turned white with rage. The
gaiety quite gone out of her voice, which handsome lad was not used to snubs
remained sweet, but low and grave ; from women of any class, when ho took
besides, I—I ought not to have en- the trouble to pay them any attention.
joyed myself so much. I had forgot. Stephen's eyes gleamed maliciously.
ten." "You won't send me back ? The air
"Forgotten what?" said George won't hurt me in the least; I am out in
kindly.it every night," said he eagerly.
"T-day—ray confirmation. It was She could not refuse the cripple, and,
wrong, very wrong of me! Such an ex. bowing very coldly to Harry, she went
ample for my pupil Betty, too! " as with Stephen towards the Vicarage.
George could not help smiling. It was always a terrible ordeal to the'
" I don't think your bad example sensitive little Sonthron to shake four
will do much harm to Betty, Miss Lane. cold hands and smile "good night" up
I dare say she wishes she had a chance into four cold faces when, the day's
of spending her evening in the sena work over, sho could run through the
way. ' garden to the cottage bpilt in oue cor.
"1 am afraid she does," said the gov- ner of it, where she lived with an old
erness simply, servant of the family to wait upon her.
Then, hearing the voices of Lady But to -night it was far more terrible
Braithwaite and her daughter outside, than ithadeverbeenbefore. Onemorode-
she went out to meet them, followed by gree of frostinthe manner of papa, mem-
" the child," and leaving the two elder ma, eldest girl, and second girl, made
brothers face to face. her feel that her sin, in letting herself
" Charming little creature! That be carried off by those worldlings, and
dash of the prig gives her a delicious possibly enjoying their godless society,
spice of novelty," said George, lighting was grievous indeed. But they never
a cigar, and seeming net to notice his guessed the pain they were inflicting.
brother's frowns. Nay, they meant.to be rather kind about
" I thought ' you didn't 0hoose your it; and Mrs. Malnwaring asked, not
goddesses out of the Sundayschool'? without veiled curiosity—
I thought I ' was to have undisturbed " Well, did you enjoy yourself at the
enjoyment of my discovery, as far as you Grange ? I suppose they were very kind
were concerned' ? " to you ?"
"And so you might have had, if you „ Oh, yes, very kind I "
had had the wit to forestall me. The " You had a beautiful dinner, didn't
pleasure of her society was absolutely
forced upon me, for I could not leave a
defenceless woman to be bored to death
all through dinner by William and Sir
George."
" Where are you going ? " asked the
other sharply, for George had his hand
upon the door.
"To the stables, if yon have no ob-
jection."
"You are not going to see Miss Lane
home ! " shouted Harry.
" By Jove, I never thought of ib 1 But
it would be a good action to save the
poor little woman from a tete-a-tete with
such a cub."
In his delight at tormenting his fiery.
tempered brother, George had gone a
little too far.. As he lounged against the
door -way a sudden blow sent him reel-
ing'back into the gallery, the door was
slammed, and his brother was at the
other end of the corridor before he
could say a word. Harry met his sister
in the corridor.
" Where's Miss Lane?"
•• •vany x Wnas 40 you want wive -Kiss
Lane?"
Never mind. Where is she ? "
But his sister was in a teasing mood.
She had more than Goorgo's cruelty in
her disposition, and, being a girl, she
could give it freer rein. She delighted
in watching the skoited working of
Harry's face as she evaded his ques.
tions.
"My dear boy, I am not Miss Lane's
guardian angel. Yon should ask the
child where she is."
" For Heaven's sake don't torment me
so 1 Youmet her outside the picture.
gallery a few minutes ago, and took her
away with you."
' Oh, so I did! But you see I've drop-
ped her somewhere.'
Harry seized her arm and shook it
roughly. But the action only roused
the girl's spirit from idle teasing to hot
defiance.
"Do you think you can make me tell
you? If you were to kill me, I wouldn't
tell you unless Iehose 1 "—andshe shook
herself free with a violence which sent
him staggering a few paces.
He changeable tactics.
" Don't be silly, Lil. You know I didn't
mean to hurt you; and, if we did come
to blows, you would be just as likely to
hurt res, But do tell me where Miss
Lane is."
" She's gone."
" Gone l Alone?"
No. Stephen has gone with her;
and it was 1 who sent him," said she
defiantly.
" Oh, to annoy me, I suppose ?"
"Partly ; perhaps you and George.
I thought there had been quite fuss
enough made about the little governess,
and I thought that Stephen, being a
cripple, and therefore not quite so
rough as you, would make her a safer
escort."
'Without a wordin answer, Harry gave
her a sharp box on the oar, and swung
Himself into the hall over the balusters,
dashed into the garden, and plunging
into a shrubbery as a short out to the
road, Dame out scratched and breathless
a few yards behind Miss Lane and Ste.
phen.
" You had better go in, Stephen, or
you'll make your cold Worse. I'll see
Miss Lane safely home," said he
abruptly.
A hot flush camp over the cripple's
face.
i. You've grown very considerateor
me -for once," he said bitterly:" Did
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Lane, who had indeed not been insensi•
ble to the difference between the
cookery of the Grange and that of the
Vicarage.
" Did they all get tipsy? " asked Bsr.
train, aged seven, very shyly.
" Oh, no 1 What makes you ask that,
Bertram ? "
" Ben said they did," whispered he,
sheepishly withdrawing—Ben was the
coachman, with a dash of gardener.
" Did you think them nice ? " asked
Joan inquisitorially.
"They were all very kind; but, oh,
they quarrel dreadfully 1"
"You wouldn't like to be goverhesa
there, I suppose ? "
" Oh, no, Mrs. Mainwaring 1" an-
swered Miss Lane fervently and sin-
cerely.
Yet, when she was once more alone,
trying faithfully to banish outward
thoughts and prepare herself for her
prayers, the admiration, the warm kind.
linesa of the wrong-headed Braithwaites
would rush in and contrast itself with
the logical conduct of the Mainwarings,
who hung about her when she was in
high spirits and neglected her when she
was unhappy or unwell.
" I do hope he is not hurt 1 " was her
last thought.
CHAPTER III.
Meanwhile Stephen Lawler had re-
turned to the Grange, happy in the fa.
your pretty Miss Lane had accorded him
at the expense of Harry, whom he ha.
ted with a hatred which, if unreasonable,
was not without excuse. He joined his
cousinsin the billiard -room, where a hot
quarrel between George and Harry was
only just kept from blazingforth afresh
by the presence of their father, the only
power on earth which could keep in
check the ungovernable passions of his
unruly brood. Stephen glanced from
one to the other of the two angry flush-
ed faces, and rolled the spot -ball along
the table in an idle manner, through
which the least glimpse of the con-
queror showed. George Laughed un.
pleasantly.
Stephen looks happy."
"He's the fox who carried off the
lamb while the lion and tiger were fight-
ing about it," said Wilfred, the second
son, quoting from 1Esop's fables rather
at random.
" Was she kind, Stephen ? " asked
George mockingly.
Very kind—much kinder than she
was to you."
" That goes without saying, my dear
fellow," auswered George, with a cruel
patronage in his tone which made the
cripple winos.
" All women don't worship brutes! I
wouldn't enter the lists with you for
your Molly and Sukey ; but ladies aro
different."
" Different from what ? From Molly
and Sukey, or from Miss Lane, the gov-
erness ? "
"Ah, you can look down upon 'Miss
Lino, the governess,' since she eagle you
a brute 1"
" When did she colt 1320 0 brute ? It's
a lie! " said George sharply.
"It's not a lie 1 She said you and
Harry were both brutes; and, by Jove,
she Was right 1 "
George raised his fist, but dropped it
with an ostentatious self-restraint.
" You aro a privileged person," said
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Money to Losu 1,u b'arm Property at
LOWEST RATES.
PRIVATE AND COMPANY FUNDS.
W. B. DICKSON,
Solicitor,
Brussels, Ont.
Money to Loan.
PEIT' iTE FUNDS.
$20,000
of Private Fends have just been placed in
my hands for Investment
AT 7 PER CENT.
Borrowers eau have their loans complete
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Apply to F• E.WADE.
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MORTGAGES PURCHASED.
SAVINGS BANE MIAMI".
3, 4 and 5 per cent. Interest Al-
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amount and time left.
Orr'icn.--On corner of Market
Square and North street, Goclerich.
Horace Horton,
MANAGEB.
Godericll,Au p.503,1881
BABY OBE GBS
I'havo a nice lot of Baby Car-
riages on hand that the Public
should see.
They aro Well made, nicely
finished and will bo Sold at
Reasonable Prices,
°r arnoss r Co11ers
and everything in the harness lino
on hand.
Also Trunks, Valises, Satchels,
&c., &c.
H. DENNIS.
SEPT. 17, 1886.
TyiAP 11 IN GREY FO1i 9Afi
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lug lot if 09 t1u IM1thm n amtilliu' 100
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GUSTO NI TAILORING.
Tho undersigned bogs leave to intimate
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aying when required. Apply
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