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$ fiftr0at, HeUMIL opposite Town Hall- .Leisurely the Duke divested him- . "Stolen, Sir . , by- your brotper, Lord all this mean?" demanded, Me vale. but I think that I will save, myself, dls6o,v�er -her es I �.- �1; I : ;., � 1� .
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Graduate Of ]Family Of M "Well?" Avon, spoke without turn- nearly ,solved." : . I do not expect it," SaintArire re- Leonle palled, up her mount, turned Brucefieldi ...... * :, : * * * 11.00 I . .. � I
.� 1ff3&eje;W Of Western Ontario. Main � His Grace bowed, over her hand; " . aside. to the bedge, and made the Clinton . I
ber of Cobego of Physicians and ing this he -ad. "I don't understand you -any of his lips were smiling. Plied. "He Is. young and I -gave him ...................... 11.47 � Ill..
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jhnZeons of Ontario. Full equip I,_ I' Then on she drove . him, cross-country, B.Iyth ....................... 12.13 , I I , I . .
awnt, includIng an ulM Ahort wav sires -speech with, my Lord, Rupert. "That was not to be expected," said ten you would be offeaded-." alarm, and it suits my purpose bet- at a canter. I'll � I I
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It � I "I have not the pleasure of Mr, Avon. "Lord, Rupert, you say, went "No," she answered, and a laug ter if hie sleeps for a while yet." Belgrave ......... 12.24 . �,�, d
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Manvers' acquaintance," said tb�) to Portsmouth In pursuit of a coach. trembled in her voice. "I should be "S-ans doute!" thought Leonie. "So 11� A
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( . with red ,cheeks, and, bright, angry chef said." than to please you.". I more heavilY." too near the road. He would be sure East . �, .:" ,
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k . company, and, singling out the Duke, nifer. , * bout, . I JI,
. ime now wbo. holds a greater place in th'07`6 M'me some commotion wit "Damme, let him look for us! I'll Goderich ............. 1 6.40 2.30 � 4t,
. DENTAL rapped forth A question- "Frenchnilan?" Merivale echoed. your liteart Man ever I held." and Victor entered the room again. � ,,_
I put a bullet through his. black heart, Clinton .............. 7.03 3.09 .:, ?T ,
� " "Are you Lord Rupert Alastair, "But what.flid Rupert—" I "You err, Je_ heart", "The coach awaits, Im'sieur. Shall I IP:", ,,
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� % I , III am,not," said, this Grace. . "The mystery," be said, "is Solved. A Edletice fell., .It, was broken by a "I will. You have paid the reckon- Leon e paid no heed, but rode on Dublin ............... 7,28 3.29 ,,I-, I,
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11 all "You, Sir?" Comte do Saint -Vire.", ."How will you cross?" Merivale saint -Vire, went to T,eonie and lift-
M*rseone, Toronto. Olvee at Hens, I "My name is Merivale,", Anthony Merivale gasped. ASkedL ed heT. She was Ifirip, in his hold.. dure. To the light, in, the distance, Dublin . ............... 31.14 9.36 ,,
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