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'And remember too," she added,
with another smile. "that it is not for
tho sake • of enabling you to marry
Ledy Cecily that I help you. in my
opinion, you had mue hbetter give al;
all thought ot that."
"You do not make that a emelt.
'Hon?" he a,ked, quiekly and ;led-
nantly.
Mrs. Alansilehl laughed,
"No," she replied lightly, "I do
not make tin,t 13 eondition. 'Even if
you married Lady eerily clandest-
inely I should not withdraw my
assistaneo, but I hope you will never
marry her either clandestinely oi-
1 a
"1 coriaildy shall marry her," he
replied.
At this Mrs. Manalield only laugh-
ed again, and then began to give him
an outline of what his duties as het
aeeretary would be.
" ie mesent, she conehleh,
"if you prefer to remain in your own
lodgings, pray do so; but when I
)110V13 from here I shall expect you
11101.1' With 1110."
asquito,ced 38 this arrangement,
and they talked on other subjects till
.Lilith eanie in.
"This is my stepdaughter," Mrs,
Mansfield said, "whom you did not
meet who nyou were Imth at Haddis
Castle together, as you were neither A
or you lo 13 eondition for society"
.
• 3.311,3 offered the youtig man her
!mild, but in her hetu•t oho was say.
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He had no objection. Lilith 30a0 ex-
ceedingly pretty in her own dainty
way. Jack began to fee) distinctly
grateful for the fate who:: would
throw him into the J(1ciety of
(harming girl constantly hi the fu-
ture. Moreover, he thought that
through her he might occasionally
learn something of Cecily. For Ce-
clly moo.), wrot,• to him , and, thotoCa
M. had written twice to her, in.. knew
than. it was contrary to lito• wishes.
He tumid an o3Jportun1ty when
they were in the theatre to ask
Lilith the question ht, tutteh
desired to ask. He 15113 seated be-
te:et-al her and Mrs. Mansfield, and
the General W111 on the OM r side of
that lady. Mrs. IlInnstield get.), most
of her attention to the elderly een-
thomm, so it was easy for Jack to say.
what he would to Lilith,
"I suppose," he began te,itatively,
"that you correspond with Lady Cc-
eily?" gaged ..isewhere he always clffined
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did 31,, !1,•0';' • •
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•:1,33 eon to slim of flii new idet,
greot that he felt that lie
must go away and think it oul. Th,srt,
making some exeuse about
having a greas,, deal to do, lie left the
room anti the hotel,
He went into the Park to walk
and think over this now complication,
It seeneal to him quite elear ntov
that Mrs. Mansfield lot only believed
that he was transferring his affect-
ions from Coelly to Lilith, but that
she had from the first de.dred that
this should happen, ani that she
would weleome him 'as a suitor for
her stepdaughter's hand. 3104 why"
It was in vain that Jack nsked 113:11.
self this question. ft seemed knut-
ceivable t hot :''iv woman a hou Id de-
liberately desire a penniless ;voting
mon of no partieular position in the
world for her son-in-law inst.mti of a
man of Haddis's position and person-
al ::11-1..t!or.-. Yet it evideelly w zs
so. The 111 xi: question waa, IViiat
should he do? He certainly had no
intention of giving up Cecily for
311333. Was it, the',, fair to let Ali's.
Alansfield remain under the delusion
that 11.. was ready to do so? One
thing avt.s !'3)', 1) equally clear
to him, and that WM: that Lilith did
not share in her mother's aspirations.
This being so, he came to the con-
clusion tied he would let things lnlre
their eourse.
When 110 returned to the house at
chaner-time---for unless he was en -
Silo gave him a quick glance of
comprehension. •
"No." she answered rather regret -
from ono of their compatriots who
with them- --he found both ladies
rather excited over an InviLation to
3811 width they had just received
fully, "I don't. I don't think, in the
first place, that Lady ("levity cored I
very particularly about 810; and,
000011.11y, Airs. Masie does not seem
to want to 11(101' any furtlh•r r1
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.ourse with any or Lord Lochlinnua's `)
'amity,' • t.
A faint sigh escaped her as she
eid this; but Joel: clid not hotly(' it.
I., was absorbed in his own '
Was it, he wondered, beemise Mrs.
Atom:field had taken him tip awl
wished ht turn hint from 31) .l(;))' of
111.1 married an English peer and
v1.10 had wort fame for herself by the
plendour of her entertainments.
.11)33'Thornleigh wanted to do hon-
or to 99)111'A11101'4.11,1 _friends who
vela, in London.
"I shall get you a card, "Mr.
Geondison," :odd Mrs. Marisil,1,1 "I
yea wowt
"So this is the nion Lotly Cto•ily
defying 1111 for! 13' 34
-not half attraetive as Lord Had- 1
dis!"
"You will ,Atty to lured) 'on 3" ask -
.:1 Mrs. Alansfielti. "Or,• b.-dter
you tattoo and dint. bore ton1e'llt
and go with us to a play.
Jack accepted this proposal, tool 1
presently welit away with a ('0)1)'
1)1)001011 to get loons for a play.
"Well, what do FOU think of him?" t
asked 31r,. Mansfield ,wlien 30
gone.
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aeons to be a very ordinary
young man," replied Lilith
Mrs, Mansfield did not inintediately 4
answer. At 10,43(th she said --
"Tiutt, dearest, is a thing 1 me no;
going to tell you at present. i
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.ody Ceelly that she diserya,,,,,,,l all
intercourse between Haddis
out herself? He resolved ilia, odien
koeve Lilith a little heaer he
vonlil 8011 her.
It did not take him long to know (1
ler better. lI spent the greater h
iota 0t1 every day with the twe
08. acconmanied then to thea- a
re:, eoneerts, ;Maury -galleries and 1'
0,131133113 into intimate 11
Tiotions with them both.
"Do you moan to tell 1,11," he
shed 1.113311 one. day, "tlint you have
never had any )10)1'U1131(1 ''.91(1)1) with 4
laddis Castle since you left it?"
"03, or r01.108,, MYS. Mask wrot,. 1.1
lottol'• 30 1,011
dol tint object. He i•arely (M-
elded to any proposal Mrs. Mansfield
mole,
When the night of the hall tootle
eeetetly n proud of being
,r,edier to two moll very good -look -
ng• and parfctly.dressed women
Irs. Mansfield, who had not yet
tii-e left off mourning for her hu-
aod, was in black brocade triromad
vith prieeless dlicheses point lace,
nd had diamonds flashing. from her
air, her look, her arms. 1,111111 wag
r white, with magnificient turquoises
rranged in her hair. It was 11 some
hat I:ousted coiffure for so young
girl. but it suited her mlinirobly,
•01 sla. looked so lovely tint Jack
,and himself wondering whether
0(1'1. 0 of beeo • for the existence of
he would have 3811011 in with
lin,. Mom:field's scheme,
.. .. ,
for being so: bet wha1 the reason is•
I prefer to keel) to myself. It eon.
moms nobody but myself—and him,"
she added as an afterthooght.
When Jack came to dinner that
evaning he found aoother man, an
elderly general, as a renew -guest,
110 was -Lima loft to entertniti
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NO On! 1.111.1 03100 then I think
any of them 'plows our whirr"' "
"Y(3u (mulct send Lady Coldly
your address," he suggested.
"Mrs. 111(1010 does not wish me to,"
she answered. .•
'itut why?" he asked. And theo
he added, "Yoo know—you know.
don't you, about Lady Overly aml
too?"
She smiled and nodded. . •
"Oh, yes, 1 know all about that!"
"Mrs: Mansfield does lilt approve
1' it. Do you think it mai pmsibIy
be because 1 31111 heae she does not
wish 'them to know \yam, you are',"
Lilith hesitated, and the volmm
rushed in her face.
"I don't think it i; flint," she mu),
inured. "It is—ht,eatise she
does not want me to marry 1,01•41
Haddis!"
"Oh!" cried Jack, in amazement
T had no 31113 '--''
She interrupted him hastily.
"ITo has never asked me," she said,
lashing, "But Mrs, Masi, 1.t afraid.
he thinka English lords nlways want
toactor Amerhom heiress's."
:look looltml at her, mid einnpre-
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hension dawned on him,
house whieh lady Thoreleiell
ball hirml for her ball WaS vely
large elle, and it was deem -tied most
profusely with litit-house
"Italy in England ---and in 11.‘0,e'1.
her!" nimf,rved .lavIC, they strue-
g1,al no the atairease, whto 3. was a
moss of l.a roses. "Shall
you le.• able to spare me any datives,
11.13.a, 'Mansfield?"
''As many as you like," replied
1,1131-h rather ruefully. " 1 $earcely
'neer, nny one."
I 1 0 laughed ttt her tone, anti asmr-
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taking 'Fruit a-tivr,'. Tirol.-- to 'Fruit-
it-tives' I hay, far frajr
years without a. sick ,by. I have never
felt better than I (10 now," writes Mr.
Thomas Graham of Ont.
Bemuse it. is made from the juices of
fresh, ripe fruits, intensfiled and coi31.
bined with strengthening tonics, "Fruit-
a-tives" 800n brings radiant health to
those who suffer from constipation,
bladder and kidney troubles. It works
in nature's own way. You will find
"Fruit-a-tives" the very thing your sys-
tem needs. ?Sc and 50c a box at all
druggists. Start right away—to-day,
ed her ..hat he thought sha would
soon know people enough, This
proved to be the. case. The beauty,
the dresses, and the jewels of the two
women attracted the notice of many
people even 3,1 that assembly, crated -
ed with beautiful and well-dressed
women. Mrs. Mangolild refused 30
dance; but Lilith was bewilderei by
the oumber of her eager woold-.he
partners,
"I have saved one danee for you,"
she said over her shoulder to dark,
W'1!110,1 '(1431hi/)1.
110 approached too. pre:, ly to
:quint it.
"Are you enjoyine. 3,0)3)0. .1!'?'' he
asked her when they otiose" ;&,,,
first round.
'Oh. y,..sr she nrswerod, hut with -
0113 verr grew. enthusiasm.
"You are hard to please if you
are not," he said, noticing her listless'
air. "You have get every man in
the room, more or less, at your feet!"
"But I don't want every roan in
the'. -room at MN' feet, more or less, or
at all," she said rather petulantly.
• "No, it is an dust and ashes when
the right man is not here," be ven-
tured.
She coloured.
"I don't know why you say that,"
she sahl.
"I suppose " he replit•d, "because
the right woman is not here for me.
I thoUght \\'e1'.'31011(3( to he friondS
and help tomb other."
"You )'an't help me," she said in-
voluntarily.
He smiled at tlh• admission.
"No, of course 1 cait't yoll
give me Hoes, VI'i ,
you could help 301.1 W0111.1."
; "Certainl. I 31.911,1 3 I ,'mild," sh.•
"4,1 na• news
;to: yeti 1.01411y.
-1 can't write to 1.',111
ith'• n'el[1.1t. might 11)13(11 I -"
''i'fls might t1111111 you want.,,I. 91
Moir something of Local lladdis."
"You have no right to ..•ay t h•tt."
she titurmurt•d, playing nervously
With 300(30.1 of forget -tile-Viols.
suthlonly a Chang.. canl,.
1111' Tue... Iter ey, s brightened 1(11.0
lifini:Ine'Y; the valour det•pt,ttod in
her cheeks; ifer lios parted as it' to
utter an oxo
Jack look.td roam!, following the
13'',' 33,1 or ,11-1 gianco, and
saw. on the (3 3)'')' side of the room,
Ilattdi, 31- 43) u.yos 331.0.,(1 no-
on 1'13.111.
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There use, :1 frown on lanat
brow u, nr. .1 ask and
- 11113, who :•1,is.;11'...1 to ho engaged
in contidontial as, 111 foot,
they were. Inf.: his fave cleared
when the girl looked across at him,
for he coeld not miatake the dash 0!'
joy thot illundoed ['nee at, the
sight of him, 11.' bowed to .hor, with
it smile, tont wont towards her its
WO1'1:1y a, he could for the artitig
or dancers.
'Tho ritatt matt has miner said
Joel.; softly. "Don't forget, in your
luippinosa, 111 nbtoio news tor nf
the right
wish you wouldnot tall; such
nonsense!" said trying to look
aevore and cold. "You have no ri•ght
to assunto--"
"1 don't.. .asiann,, anything," intor-
rooted ,Inek; "but I suppoae you ran.
not deny that Lord Iladdis 15 1.ady
brother, and will therefore
be in a 3)08111.111 to itay whether- she
is in good health or not,"
tuntle 110- ansewer, for by
this time traddis had reached them.
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idled Joel,. rese. fully.
”oli. I aril ,.orry, Air. '."
n,•ir3)1191',,f1 1.11i1h. "()f voliNe I 1110.!
niean -1 will finish the
"Itlic with in..," interim:not liaddia
eoolly. "Grarviison wort't iniml,
am sure."
Jack looked the 01.118r 011111 in
"You are taking an unfair ad-
vantage of me," he said, "Why should
givo rip my partner to you of all
Men in the world? :Miss .Mansfield Is
not your sister. You cannot claim
jurisdiction over her."
Daddis smiled.
"Am 1 to write and tell Cecily
I,tt 0,, 1 are eonsoled. he asked
rather cruelly,
jack grew white with anger, but
controlled hinotelf,
"You are taking an unfair ad-
vantage of me," he repeated.
I.ilith glanced from one to the
other .33 th,, two 3)1311, a little puzzl-
ed and 31 little frightene.l.
"Como, Mr. Graadison," 011,. sad.,
"let 11.: finish our dative!"
Jack shook his head.
"No," he replied. "But please re-
member!"
With this he turmal on his heel
and walked away.
I
"You have made hhn angry," sato
1
Lilith, looking after him.
I should make him angrier still if I
I thought—" .Haddis paused. and
then added, "Tell me —I have no
right to ask, but you will tell me—
has he transferred his affections to
you? I will break his neck far him Phone 45.
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once.
Mrs. Mansefild turned to Haddis.
"Would you be so very kind as to
find Mr. Grandison and tell him we
are going? I don't want to drag him
away too."
Iiaddis, though inwardly raging
could not but accept the eommission.
and went off in aearch of Jack. 130
found him without difficulty and
gave his message. Jack at once de-
clared that he did not wish to stay
either, and Hi ,lis suggested that
they should wait- home together. for
the lodging.; of both were in St.
james's streett. They found Mr:.
Mansfield and T33th ill
for their carriage. Jaek tedital!
himself that he did it for the sake of
Thc vb.! and not for the sake of the
mon, to whom indeed he owed no
511,3 kind service, promptly engag-
ed 3T,'s. Mansfield in conversation,
and fladdis was aide to snatch a few
words with Lilith.
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''You are rather unreasonnble,''
replied Lilith, with a laugh. "You
won't let him marry your sister, yet
you are angry when y01.1 think he '
has forg,otten her."
"Do you really think that is why
I am angry?" he asked.
Her eyelids dropped.
'poor man!" she murmured, "I
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