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. 0010401 Raymond to not olk-he Can-
40t'bo forty yet. I remember him
94 a Youth. At thht tinte he was not
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0WILUS them round and round. "He
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'�When I was cholLlag myself with the
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110 ", rate daxling, let me help you to your
XO , Out and mod Slater to YOU. It's
� . too late fair little mothers to be sit-
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I 'to.tIt's fore your sake, my pet," the
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_�, gown was on, the pearls round the
1, (,"pretty neeki, the flowers adjusted . on
. ,,'tha sleader figure, it was a vision
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, mond'is will was aim
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F *,'ch6bl friend, newly married, and
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Ineffable joke 'which you are enjoy.
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..., Casino des Flours. Delia has never been
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tellg you."
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. I . tiods. 160 your loyalty Insures YOU
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L f 6,d tUnoerfif, gathered about the door
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, Oolonel Ittouftd- yned under th
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anirrily, and Cried, more than ever.
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THE So So LESSON,
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tak on from oi by falso aevusa- .
tion, for It waA his duty to
BUILT BY LOVINGAEARTS
key, and spoke, in a sharp, thin stac-
When she reached home the pink
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Pay all his 4ebta before lie
Cato. Lady Denbigh pinched her
fluarlso glory was flashing the Alves
only mat her once. I think Shp lo"'th-
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gave. But sitty Veir coat to
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busban,410 arm and laughod.
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M,witimes. She tore off liar domino
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ad me almost as mao,11% as I detested
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and scrubbed. her face and neck till
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"Zoveltries Illb Vqlblleololl XUJ;1 39. 1.10
thing from any man by false accusa.
AND MAINTAINED BY CHARITY, . .
log well."
Ito own fairness roappeared. Then
Delia's tleart gave a throb, half joy,
Golden TNNt. 1.11ke 19. 10.
tIon, I restore him fourfold. This was
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sho, slipped on. a lace trimmed wrap-
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PRACTICAL NOTES.
In strict accrord with the moral ideas
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joined. "Raymond la a good sort. It
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par and crept in to see it her mother
"Poor girl," isho said gently.
Verse 1. Jesus entered and passed
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of the anotenta, w,hl h, strange to "y#
After a Bravi� Strugglc� 1
with an Overwhelming
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seemo hardly fair."
The iKxeat ballroom 'was crowded.
was asloop4
Mrs. Nugent wus not asleep. So
Raymond laughed low and kissed
her smooth onecar. . .
through Jorleo. This is the same
"ontran"'I and "passage, through"
In many regarda were in advance- of
those prevalent In Christian countries
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Debt the Hospital for Sick Children Is WltWn � I .
Monks: and clowurs. fishax-girls and
Della mat down by her bed, and told
"Oh, le'vem" be Oald, "it is too hard,
referred to in verse 46 of our last
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shepherdesses, Queens of Hearta, bri.
her -how much she had enjoyed 13or-
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-to win you Not a 0 y 11
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Lord% teaohlugs. The ItomAn law ob-
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But in that very earliest of the Now
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Zarchom Ilivell In the. "Uontait city
Ilged publicans to make fourfold ro.
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Required to Free It. . . .
innumerable thronged the apace un-
"But I was quLta right about Col-
Year Ishaii dome back, and then
of Jericho,
stitutlQu when it could be proved,that
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onel Raymond. Re, is detestable,"
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they bad tibused their power. Noman
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bare but for the passlue,of here and
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"Will yon kiss me when you see me,
Corning himno fact is reoordedoth�
104true bollovmr of Christ who Is
Eight years ago the HospItal for
Sick Children, Toronto, was In a most
Hospital In a generous manner. Alran* .
splendid glits are recelyca front
there a, stray couple, gleamed invit-
"You look flualked," said the moth-
again 91' asked Delia suddenly, looking 'er
than that we are about to study,
not both jus.t and generous,
precarious financial position. Only A
friends outside Toronto.
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Ingly, The band broke into awaits.
or anxiously, "and your eyes -what
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eairneatlY at him, "wherever it is?"
The chief among the pub.1loans was
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few sanguine friends believed that the
It costs over $30,000 each Year to
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Delia and her escort made t" steps
ba.vo you beep' doing to thenit"
"If you wIll,-U you aTO gracious
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Promuniably a man of Conspicuous
house.* Salvation from the vile doom
� huge debt of over ;100,000 would ever
maintain the Hospital. AboutI $100 a .
forward and glided into the measure
,,It was the sunrise," said Delia,
enough to permit me to--" �
mental force. The lower grade of ,
in botbi worlds to which public opin-
be lifted from It. A prominent Mont-
real financier, when asked to loan
day is needed to buy food, medlelne, . I
surgical appllanecs and narAng, for
Ofit. Not itword was spokenuntilthe
stooping to Idsa her mother tenderly,
If It's a Promise," she.sald, and they
pablioans, those who personally ex-
ion had,sonten ad Zaooheus. Jesus.,the
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money and hold as security on mort-
this army of little ones--ldf; patlsfts
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so that her face was hidden in the
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,strolled flirough the orchard toward
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taxied taxes . from reslstlas� or sul-
prophet of Nazareth and Galilee, the
gage the hospital, enquired as to tlie
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being in the cots at the vad, of thia .
a heavy finis across. the page of warm, .
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ah, hono in my 6YO8 411.
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their Parting, � I I
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ten Citizens,. were human bruteo, men
Messiah, on the direct route, as vaost
-of the crowd believed, to assume his
sultalillity of the building for "factory
P urposes.11 Perhaps It was his To-
fiscal year, .
An app(.:tl N being made by tho Hen. .
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pulsating life.
Della tuxned to liar partner.
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of Jbard hearts and thoroughly an -
scrupulous. But their "chief" must,
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11011)(id tile brave ones who stood by
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pital Trustem this"y ear for q
the sum reqitlmd to entlroly free tile .
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The rosy -flush of sunrise bad died
gother. for the merrymaking on
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in .spite of $octal ostracism, have
opinion, and pronounces the salvation
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the hospital. The very Idea of such
Hog Atal of its debt. They issue the
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away, but tha. freshness of early
Christmas' Eve, Over tho last
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ranked higher in the Community. He
ol this man, forasmuoh as he also to
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under the black mask, replied- "You
morning still lay on the land, Vitro as
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may have be an probably was, just
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do me too much honor 11"
the m,emoriesi of childhood.
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lain thick and -heavy, but this year
as bad at heart as they, but he, did
his oonship by his vile profession, but
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The most amusing thing about a
Colonel Raymond, lounging at ease
the old hall was hung with. garlands
not do his own dirty work. The, right
he Is now restored 15Y this inexplicable
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masked ball is that yon mity dance
among the myrtle and lontiaous
of averg,roearlaolly, yew and laurel,
tdi colleab the taxes.due froni v, prov,
rabbi. That (L spiritual transforma-
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bushes on the rooky coast, the dark
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pine, woods behind him, and before
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capitalists, who. employed natives of
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with Colonel Raymond, Lord I and . Lady
him the diamond -set sapphire of the
Raymand waa nervously picturing
various abolal grade'R to do the I col�
incident in every part is, full 4A Coat-
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Mediterranean, was suddenly aware,
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hW meeting., with the sbrill-voiced,
Zaco4ous
looting. stood midway in
fort to all. wbo, out of favor with .
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of -a'hu-man presence breaking the'
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rank. Ile took his orders froin, the
their fellowman, long for the favorer
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last wishes bad designed for him, and
Re man 'racelver-goneral, and in turn
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neos" The masked ball, and his meet-
flie, thought of the g6lden-haired girl
gave orders lo unde;rlings who rob-
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Ing with the bride, thef dar4 brow(§d,'
who had won his he'tTt among the
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alitrill-tongued bride whom his father
olive gardens only comforted him by
,litud this publicaus too an-
Rome was be
referred to himself, To seek and to
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bad chosen for him, bad left him
moments. The situation was, at
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said Delia in ,the high-pitched voice....
sleepless. He had tossed through a
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work was never strictly supervised,
saving shows' I at which
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"by dancing so much together. It
restless hour,. and then, through ' Lhe
Nugent. bad aT ' '�ived lateo-too late for
the temptation- to fraud and extor-
was lost. Out of God's household. This
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ballroom, among' the, tenants. They
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was both cause and affect of lits be,
sot the Golden Text of the lesson,: con -
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to Do. you* think ' it silly," he asked,
the white sands. and darkening fir
all 0 f thoni must'k;alow of Me terms
Ing "Chief among the. publioans."
taing. the gist, and marrdw pat only
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trees of Jeuji do. Pins, and gp through'
'orchards
of his father's will. . Whitt whisp-
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ol the incident we are studying, but
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appeal to their friends, thiougholit the ;. .
a stir . red . the hearts and .
dancing with anyone else?". .
the. dusky and by sleeping
eirings and nudgings, what sly smiles,
was. The evangelist's phraseology
of the whole career and teaching of
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spurred tlie, effortts of those to whom , province, In a letter to the eititor of this .
to Absurd P Delia,. laughed, nbistly,
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emphaalies, suporfliDial on riesity
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Jesus,. and -io� the whole histoiY and
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the Hospital work had ,become *dear. , paper Mr. J. Roos Ro'..,ert.,ion ,",aV.B*that . I .
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but the. laugh did not ring quite
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Cap d'Antib.es. - And theirs be rested,
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Re shuddered, and hls.�tber guests
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of ZacebouT. He did not Aeck to bear
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.doctrine$. of Christianity, in so far as
. TAking the ieaponsibility Of the lbad - the Hospital hat, manyl V,,v1[.v1.bers I I . ., �,
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Pon their 'own shoulders the trustees ' among our rva�dcrs"NY116 have givell
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rofleetiag on nl4ny things; there, too,
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fo=d'. hint - an absont�minded, albeit
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Christianity is really the ciff Pring or
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� e the Sick, Children's Hospital ap- t practical voloo 1.0 tht.,Ir 's,ymp:z.th,y tit I . . I . .
In the high, shrill voice she bad
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bo. .)its fate., . . I
a court--, 4mt.. . Lord and -Lady
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cent ti . mcs Processions with LI Hung
our Lord. Wherever churcheo*or lndi-w
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chosen, Delia chattered to her cava- �
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A girl tit a gown of bright dark
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Denbigh alone ocomed.not- to notice
Chang or'the Shah ot.Persfa. in,tbem.
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y1dual Christians leet to seek and .
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tell provinee�.Oxitarlo. . . . 1 respond cheerily will gcaormi.sly this . I
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lier of all things in heaven and earth;
bluet-the color of a peacock whero'
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have drawn crowds. . : .
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to save khat which is lost) or keep
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-, Here is a Hoipitil-they told it ,year tq the-eall for holpe lley w, n , . . . . 1.
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iro nitury I ---That , . .
ugh the newspapers ---� which to end -the ec myi? of debt
and of all things: she spoke flippantly
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Ile is bluest,�carno along the. ragged �
il�ea.ring. Raymond grew more' and
4. He ran before, Hastoned to a
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before them any other ideal than -this,
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, �rows open Its doors in a , nswer to t1le, on the morning of. tho firot day of the . .. �
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Lrreverentl
.y, and when she'oould to-
path between the tmyrtles. Her hair
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&od ppint 'at vi�Av before the pro-
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di6y are untrue to the spirit . of their
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ry of any sick ulilld, a Hospital tha . Twentieth Century there shall stand .
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member to do it, with silly irration-
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shone, lbW gold in this now sunlight,
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college chum, Lord Denbigh, for sup-
oo.solon rcao.4,64 him. - . The' only
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as nursed and Cared thousands*. of I free, ,it monument to man's g,.onnr"Ity � . I
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to countless �Ick ellk. Imper-
Slity. .Her compeasion, grew mote and
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bw � hat hung in her hand,"a large
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obunc e the, little man would have.
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� 1pless -and crIppled children; it Hos.
Rai equipped as Is no'other Insittit- I
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ishable gift of love from the mon and - -
more silent. - In his'mind a growing .white
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hat. Sh� had stuchipl,nk Toses
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up in a
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on or Its kind In the world., Shall it ,
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women of k4o Nineteenth Ceataiy to . . .
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conviction thrust out amall.talk. Rv-
then As' -found, himself
in its.broa'd .ribboon, 'Ana she, came tO7 . .
,unoonsolous his
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Cheerfully; "Still you must.
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A "Egyptian. fig" tree, which has
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as Gifts,
4arity go sweet and deserving be
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making phrases about Miss Nugent,
oncoi swinging the U11t. ,16� it�s white
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5i Zacoheus, make hast'e, and .come.
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"Commonplace as cabbage, vulgar,' as
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strings, and singing; .
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in tile middle, where the'great bough
down; for to -day I must abidw at, thy
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. CHRISTMAS.
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That was olght years ago� Not be-
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a pork -butcher's daughter; flippant,
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frivoloago a -flirt;" and lic.,grow nio a
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of gray -green mistletoe swung- from.
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house. The outline suggested for the
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three
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happy It carts of love and light,
. 'ore nor since has* a 6ngle sick ebild
,-,an reNged admisat6n to the 1-16s-
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and more certain that this gig
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The lad that I'll lo'o tidf:the d ay
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the, hundred-Ughted crystal clian..
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teaching of this lesson. presents .
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topics; Seeking:anil Finding the,Sav-.
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Sweet Christmas * time 'hai - Come
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,ital. A ,staff of docf6rs and a corps Of
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gent, whom hig father had desired
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deflior, was an em,P YL Space. ,The
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color of the, mistletore, reminded. Ray-
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.and thie'Results-of Salvation.
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Awake and waticU the star$ of. night,
trained nurans are there dnrIng the.
. lay and the long watches of tho'night-
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hi* to marry, was intolerable. . I I
to Money," §hlasaid� as ill ,sat glp�
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HeWL' voice Was soft:and singularly,
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sweet. Colonel Raymond jumped up
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mioador the olive� -kardens. . !He pass�
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This verse. is the first, of -three which.
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axe set apart to illustrate tinding the
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And ,hear Vopa's anthem � on', life.'s
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tie ones given into their care by fond,
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ping pink " grenadinesi"' '
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frout -his lantisquiS bush; the girl saw
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ad from groupillo grougo-talwng to
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old men'who had known him as a boy,
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Perhaps *the golden son of old
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brought to the HospjtaJ,:j-oin the-farth,
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-singing, passed-him,and
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and -to. young mok. m be. had
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ig, writing, *ana qpeaking ,.we are. a
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oints of the,proviuM ' Every town
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Colored lights of the tiluminated.gar-
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as she passed she bowed. -: He raised
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known .-as when' he and :they
.to tbink,-ot Zacohous, as ,a specimen
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township. has been vepr6sented'
iurin* the centuiy... The.
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delta., 11 Oh 11, I would do �: anything.
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his hat�. naeolhanicallyi .
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went 'a-T�hbiting - together , � in � his
heedless ilaner, to whom the, divine
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An d some, now dream .of love, be told
paqt�quarter
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fame of ltd'great . he4lixig� power has
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t as. ,cially: confidoil to ou
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A Ing worth
for mo ey I " It ig., tbo� One th
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,He stidad, :Ioa hor.:' She
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fatho dai. many� a- g�
r'i woo iod year
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call witexpectedly came.. .. ,thus
To show the ang yet are n'g] � It-
f?een told In Manv'a hunible 'home-
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care. . . . I I I
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ore than I 0,000 don oi �; eontributed � . . .
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having. in this, tiresome. wo'rld..,Ydu
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and I, Colonel Raymond, know that -possibly
,knew lililuti then I' Ana he, -could he
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have seen her before and for-.
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to trot t t,be -na rra tive,, but this Vic-
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founa: truth � dew exhaust: the
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rar durin,r twenty-ifive years 4.0 .1
- 1,000 sle.t 1,to
children- li;tvp bven talcen care of.
tile- maintenance and I . ,� ,
-oduction of - I .� .
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tho Hospital debt laFt
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well en,oughTI'She forced a shrill, tit-
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gotten .bewl That.bright hair,' that.,
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BLOTTING BOOIt COV'ERS. . I
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Rome of th� litt"p m5ec, t,rontpd Ii tfiotq�
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Ncarly 11alf'.of theso Oonollon,4 wore I
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ahaTining profile," -he could never.
tie door - ,Raymond tWhed, see
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ioluclubler tliat'oux Lord. in: i
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A'n6vtal blootting be coveT. 1m: oi
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early days are strong, healthy men and
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took effect. . . I . .11 . ....
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have, fo&g.)tten' these; and yet there
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Lacly Panbi�gh glide -forward-. into the
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empty Ughtea spaco in the middle of
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rea,ilx be - gaid to ave agwa is 'tri-... ,
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lineh�.aiid Q . is
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worked in . irridegoeat a
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.11stk s 1111:r,'to have t' a gren,t6r nin - � - -
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bcr 'of individual,- frlmi(ls�tbat I . . . . 1, I
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',' You should speak for yourself.. Miss
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Nugent," he said a ternlY.' Ana Delia,
was a Onl6thilig fdolili=�-
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" Colonel .Raymon w a�s' P, to a, n of at>,
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oom. With lick came, a girl In
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umphal !Procession. -. All the - way
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from.Porea. �to Jerusalem, Including
.spangles
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Itexaldle looking griffin. � . An othor� is
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-d �5,776 �p,
atients: Some spent dav�;.I,woiti(ii)refor-teiN4rv;�4161A,qr.iiiilg
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,nd weeks ln,the cots,at the Hos '11, I
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in tile hot h . as, I ed .
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tion, Ile i de- * x - stridea and.
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white, a gi�l ,'With: golden hair and.
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that, shonet- is maid of the
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the remar a evcz.l,t� � at Jericho,
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Of, gTilyish. linen 'V�ith .a, similar de-
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sign worked in black and deep yellow
. cafne. for a. few days.: while I
n any w-re� bronglit to the doors of the 1
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AD% J, Rom Robcrtmn. -chairman of - I .
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the- Hospital Trust, T r nto, u It. hes
herself for. her. ctianing, "He would
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caught up ,with her. . - - � . . . .
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and, at Bethany, the singing, .exult-
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milks$. . and - a third is embi r6idered
To,,p1ts] (n tho-Prins of their mothers i
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a list of the donations ro"eelvp�l �Iuring . .
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not miarry me now,"' shie'. thought,
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. though it cost him., � the half of his
" "I did. not recognize you for the.
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inomemt," -he said abrtiptly.-I, �* , ,
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He made, three steps forward. . - �
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Lng mi�Wtudea lad him in iriumPh.
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We the ev,onts of the last two
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with a very striking adaptation of
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:%.q to sr,edtly effe . ct a cure In their
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the Chi-15tniaB month In his Paper, The - , . - . .
311, e Ing Tcle�rrrtm, . ind' cop, . of tile . . .
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"Your promlae,'� she whispered;.
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Your promise�".
sea. till, .
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an ,antique - Egyptian 'design. �
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Do, Alons inav '�P_wlnt to Mr. Rob. . f . .
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Then. she felt dee.ure and left. the.
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"And do You. recognize .me now Ito
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He� stooped as she stood - beneath
but the disciplowofour, Lord and the
A GIFT OF HANDJKnRCHIEVS.
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-Iran to.the. Hovpltsl warils ,
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talk to .Uim.. And presently a little
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fell.on bar; for, formal
she asked. o'No; don't begin to try
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to oat it; had
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th6 inistletoe, and kissed hex -upturned
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iaut� P�arlscea and scribes and
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A lovie,ly Christmas gift is a hat ' f
arre1rorn nlac,s outside the clt�. The . .. I
fitry�Tmas,ilror, Ilo,spital,fer, Sick Chfl- I I .
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peoplis in- Clio province have. helped th . Toro i ' - I . . . .
chill cold and-
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Priests, . .
dozen cambric . handkerchiefs made
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as bis talk Wag, it wag, not thei Wit
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Of a fool. or a dotard. Again and again
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me. �Iy .name ii-CaTinichael," go it.
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was,-Mlia Carmichael Nugent, "and. 1.
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jbin -rose a'stiorm of (leafening
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them his dollbora to olidiee of. Z acche-
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irom-am.n.g.all the' Citizen's of Jeri -
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� with a. navrow hom, a �
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lace -whipped on'the edge, a:nd the Int-
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boaid mu�it be IeTed Nvith_ - . �
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- Lox, , voicing. gain. I .. a a
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we. bave�, d . -
011"T8 front the ten;ants, Through it
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meanin
Clio Was - full of -mjeainliigm-a g�
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ir tba��w.bolo, na
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finished with linen fringe. I
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which she could have echoed, and- the
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'twiooi Colonel Raymond."' . . .
ail hia'feLt her hand -in his,'And heard I
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as in a dream Lady Denbigh's voice
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that -does not'readil� come tons as.we
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top and. of the ca.rdbo;ird ' i -full
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sever I e. -qu .
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the si3oll.of the' mornEng was worli-
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say ilig, "Curtain I -Curtain I This ?
read the story. It oarrla� with.it the
that
the, corner. The fad now is to have
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' A :i Ey p h! - a oat al-
Yrat IMCUS On is Im
Piece of -silk . � .". .
must be gathered on. to
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.awed and, at the game time, charmed
ing in his blood, and with it. the-opell.
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hat statement.
kernel -of: t. � . . I
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tjia individual_�. handv'vTiting thus.
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'and' 'airmugod 7,Ivith,a draw� .
her.. Round, thamt�ihe Crowd of mor-
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of her'bright bea'aty. �. I I . . -
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Dolia Nageht.,, Oh *hat a. chairm-.
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the Zon of God came not to saw the
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vv�rora_h.t into. 'the gift and this moc1d
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WItys an . acceptable gift and new
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ame
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A headl 9 of
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rymakers a rged a d"fl6wed and ebbX
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"It I in! ght, Might I walk with
ing'euil to- the - damody.1 Curtain P! .
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;r I Lghtecus, but ,leniners; it' told the
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of marking. j much prottior than
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ideag as to the form and deco
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torial.is arranged by inorely Wrii- .
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ad. The time for -unmasking draw
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You, Miss � . Carmichual ?" a he , askied'
A few hours later 46 and she stoodi
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tratltof that otlici remarkable stato�
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.jha- use of indelible.ink. Work the
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near, and Delta trembled * a little. :
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�alone beforethe fire in the great hall..
intent that barlots antl piablivansshall
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double t4b,Lhoa lower edge.p;.tb0 Casing .
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oil on ,among the myrtles and the
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116 � kingiloin of .,God wll�l
enter ti . Xe Ule
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ad with- ivelcoine. lates. . .
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happiness, had retired on Litily Den-
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ty'1n't6Tn% (if a pincushion is a long.
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ghl& arm.' �Lord.Danbigh had and-
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Our Lord's blivita -ion. to , Zacellcus
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sa as 4ly as, if the.,words, had
bit k�lai
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m,-iko t in loo
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trimmed cushion is about no.hes
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The sig4al to unmask came at stfp�
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' hito 'stones. . 8he walked. with
konging which only w good. Cigar can
assuage. . The two were . alone, and
been uttered, I'You" are the fitte6t
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jtg.� them .out' quickly in a bowl of
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long, 3 wide and
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-top ine, linen with a dainty
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she, had. told hint everyti'. I
man in all this town to entertain me."
wa iin. water, making a lather of
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face appeared from behind the � black
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most delightful Voic'e. la'the world,
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"You do forgive me, don't you?"
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It was an awful rebuke 'Of tha Priwt�
good-. white Aoap,'thea rinsing an d
floral design ,embroidered in the eon-.
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white cloth. for a few hoursi to get . I I
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velvet, then her husband's, jolly;laugh . -
tblugs in. heave
of all . . a and earth,
she urged, clinging to his drin. "I do.,
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hood, I and of that hypoorWo . al conven-
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I d � fily to dr I y on a mar-
sprea Lag eve.
ter, =d 'a deep ruffle of lace per-
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Ing eyes. Then Raymond, - after the
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love play-aeting, and I thought
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ble, slab,or mirroro When dr y pool
haps 4 Inches wi& g;tthared full
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wilich. they should be laid singly on . I
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hesitation Of a moment,. lodged the
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-always .charmingly. ' Sha opened the
you were a horii(r old man, and I
di I dult v�ant-yob, to like me; only, as
t5tia Grust-'so often Covers reeking
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them, off ' and fold carefully and
around it, (Ind.)r this lace J,uffhl
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strings of his mask.. He laid it on the.
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storehouse of,hor mind to him,. and let
goon 'As I saw. you Iknew--.o'.
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iniquity. - . . . . . :
place in a book to pv�sg. For pre-
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I..d Pulled into ohape.and then iron-, I .
table, and Delia looked on1he face of
him see, in brief, bowlldering� flashes,
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sentation -you r,may place them,in a
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the " horrid old' man."' �She saw a
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4es of thetreasure
next dayll' he questioned, stroking
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her moft hair. I I ,. I � .
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manhood, bronzed by',the Haste rn sun,
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verse. Zawhe �
Box -BON OR JEWEL: BOX. _
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used b,;)Lh actoAs and l-a9thwise of * .
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a Paw of good blue.eyes, straights
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morning. 'That came a fort-
that .
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"You know I didn It I . No; that
hasto'sha-wa ]its, o4aiacter. Pharisses
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well -out fc�atures."and the mouth she
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night later, when he strode through
morning, and ever thing. Was anti
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bad invRea our Lord to banquets,
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jewel Case' represented here is of
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into'd elrotilit'r form of Wearr alid� Pin� - .
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had watched all,the evening, ,stern
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the jAme woo ds, by the white sand and
. ly,,your doing.11 .
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You didn't iirlsh me to like you
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when It was.-Prudeat to da so; but.
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'whiti) linen, Wat6r .color papert; or
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ning or offierwije, fasLVniag th� ends . . .
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in repose, Yet softening ter 0.*SiugU-
through the dewy orohards,'.by t his
thetno�-that, first m,orniugr,AfbBn
injust of the Rharisoes and scribes,
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bitch bark. To make -of white lin-
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lar sweetness as he turned to answer
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sleeping villas, to bid 'her good -by,
we met among the myrtles?" .
would -have very, gr�adglngly met
on; Out a foundation of cardboard
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some Igentle frivolity of.-LadY Don-
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They had met every .day. since that
"of course, not," she answered, but
.such a self-havLtatfoin as this; but
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tern must be L�jjl:tcd Or otharivise, �
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first day, at first by ohanco,-a
she, hid her face. I .. � . .
e e oharactorl,4ties
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shapeduccording to its kind. ,At the . . .
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sevbral young -French officers, at-
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obance tutored by Della, afterward
.'Verhaps," be went on, laughing a.
little far pare happiness, and turning
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tracted by the grace of outline, which
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by design; a design formed and car-
heir face till her. eyes met his, "per-
. was at heart a soaker before he found
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,,yhan rolled into a circle, and uniusia
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'Delia's domino had been powerless to'
i d,-Iastly by an
Tied out by Raymon
-haps you did.a't wish me to like yon
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they have to be parked for traveling . I .
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disgilao, were hovering near, await-
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unspoken it,gre6meut more.dear than*
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coi not," .answered,
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lightly. Them, as her eyes met big,
Luumd. Thisgushing, inconsiderate
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They sat on a ratio olive tree,
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she, ]lid her, raw again on his shouln
thxOngo who sounded our Lordta
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thox lily washed immodiaLely uf- I
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"Come, Deliai" saiA Lady Denbigh,
amid the, deep grams that gleamed
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Praises one biament and criticised
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ter being usedi and the soot Or black -
11 You'll be glad to got that hat mask
wet with dew, And transfigured in the
"And so all ends happilyo"' he went
him the next, who ordered Bartimaus
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on, holding her cloaaly,."and we � both
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have our fortanest and-"
to be silent oat immediately
and aim
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face since dinner." -
"I 'am going aW&y to -morrow," be
'Ah', don'Q' she dried, "as if the
said, "Rise, be of good comfort,, the
of which aTe, to be covered with linen
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maid, ' . . I I
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foirtune matteredl I'm g1bLd of it,
Master calleth for thele," helps uoi to
and three with China silk of any pre-
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AIA611ri,b POIATOL18.
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denly tore off the mask. Hq , friend
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only turned bar eyes and look-
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thOUght-136CAUde, V Ly mother Is glad.
But as for and mill Oh, my dearl
and erstand how the triumphal song,
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for red shade, pals blue, creamo pale
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� $team*, or boll, potatoes until soft in
only just managed to suppress It tit'
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ed straight in his. , �
you
I am, glad you loved me When You
is li& that cometh Im the
Ing,th6 mostaesir-
green or pinko bel
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saltod-water-, pour off the water and .
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He drew a quiek-breatliI She look-
thought Iwan -losing. You a fortune,.
nume ot .the Lord," was so 9P06dtIY
able shades -and, three tbroo-corn-
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lot them drain Perfectly dry;
. preso it, but she turned it, at the
ad at him steadllyj and two largo
Instead of bringing you, One. It will
succeeded by the wild dry, "Crucify
exedplooes fiveand ona-�qiiarter. inch-
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sprinkle ' with salt and mash; . I
last moment, into a co�gb.
teaTS gathered in bar eyes; slid over
be something. to hold to my heart
him, crucify hiral" Till a man is can-
es each Way, and one just five. This *
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have ready some . hot milk
. Della let the hood of bar domino
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the soft lashes, and fell on the hands
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all my life long." �
"And as for my heart," he allswer-
verted he can never be revornelled,ito
a=Ilar �Iaco is covered withi silk for
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or . dream in which has been
fall, back, as she .removed the mask,
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crossed in, her lap,
ad, "it is you I shall hold to my heart
the way God dispenses his favors. He
the bottomo and is sewed to the sides
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melted 'a pieco,of butter; pour thL4 I
and the watchful, young Frenchmen
"Then you do care," he dried quick-
ali my life long"all. our happy, lives
wag gone, to be guest with a man
after they are joined. The lid and
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on tothe potatooso and stir until white
s r e ned with black
ly,-inolredulously almoste-but his
long, my. daTlIng!"
that Is a s'maier. That Zacolieus, Was
- outside bottom extends beyond � the
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abbuld be, sat an under X-uffle of Silk
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hair, coarse, # ill -arranged, a swarthy
� arms went round her. I �
That hill clock had Struck the hour,
and . from beyond 'the pdrk, across
'it ublican was enough. That broke
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sides an eighth Of an Inch all ar ound,
yr fine � silesta, with pinked out edge
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face and neck, eyebrows black as gar-
"Why. must You go ill ,,he asked
the. frozen snow, ca&e the sweetiln-
overy law of patriotlanx and Occl(lsl-
Thu, outside bottom Is not .covered,
to give, to the wide lace Taffie the
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don-slugg, and a months straighto
,'Prescutly. ,
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gle, of the 0hristmas' bells.
asticism, and it was a orinto in'the
but is an extra heavy piece at eardw
necessary body and "set." The
open ii can of gre6n.yeas and put
- hard and much too red. The hair was
"Because'my father desired We to
Sho turned sweet, -wet eyes on h1m.
mind of the averagelJow evoti. to as-
board, tea -ply, glued to the bottom.
color. of this undor ruffle harmon-
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them Into eliough boiling to I
6 parbed in the middle, and strained
loacp thim Oh!rlstmas .
at oux own
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am said, "and Goa is very good to
soclate with such a niani.
After all is (lone, an interlining d
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' cover them, with a few leaves of mint, I I
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house, There is a girl, -he, wished
me, Ito .
8. Zacellsits stood. Doubtless, an
wadding and machot powder is placed
Ca,;hlOuwg trimming. A little, b6a,111
and, a smali Pierce of buttee. Stir
e sholl.pluk eayo which Delia had never
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me to maxrybert-aud he wished we
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. hour or two or three had', passed ba-
between the Cardboard �and material.
of lace lAsertion connects the laGO
them occasionally ,and when tender - .
. thought of disguising. Her eyes, too;
to entertain her and her mother at
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tween the events of verses 7 and, 6o
Bafaire joining the two sootions'of
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rufflo with the sides of the cushion
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drain the water from them, sprinkle
0 they flashed clear hazel fire at the
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this season.o, I
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the, lid a small marble is Covered
and bb,,rough th!6 is run narrow TL
I Ilt tle salt and serve I them with .
I Voting Lieutenant, who exclaimed,
,,is theirs any conditi
'on attached to
F (Yr a Christmas or a waddLn9pres-
as Zacclieus could command had been
with a bit or the (Alk and the ends of
bou of any doesixed colo) 7, which is
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meltod butte r,
t ;udibly: " %roW,'all English women are
your marrying hot?"
ant remember that a cake saw -that
summoned, the poor lined the walls,
silk brought through a hole in the
tied, in fall little bows On tbA four
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Y frighta --- except ail to -eyes and ears."
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Hat laughed; "Nothing serious," he
is, a thin, flat knife, with one edge
ife
cut into saw toeth-la the bast kni
7,acoha,us had placed our Lord in, the
hqd be-
exact Contra of the lid and gitiAd
firmly the, tinder side.
ornorg, .
Amother, of this flame style
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Y Delia pulled the hood of bar domino
e, the black hair and laughed.
said, "I logo 0, little money if I don't.
to itac, to out a, loaf of ,,, k, a. For ,
seat of hen,or, conversation
gmr, pearls of wisdom ]lad been . given
on
Embroider the design .with Asiatic
cushion
is much sherbet than the above, be.
Mrs. Itauskeep-Yes, my now girl I I
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a The 1"rench-vion turned away. Delia
And so (low she. That's the worst of
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my dear. But
bride"a loaf a silvbr one is often used.
by the Galhean. Alwalah to that
file floss, using whito for the. flowers
Ing about 7 Inches long and oval in
formerly Worked for Mrs. DeStyle,
, surprisad herself In a sigh. Whon,
it, Out I"Uldn't-oh,
I shall rawke, it up to her In some
and is an appreciated wadding pres-
eint, and one to be handed down in
heterogeneous crowd, 'then came
and shading with a delioa,to shadd of
form Thet ornamentation of this Is
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She claims she lott. there of bar own
ever mince you can.ramembor, (peo-
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the greatest sensation of the day,
groon. The contres have a touch of
oxactly,the same as that of the IaTg-
accord, but I think she was dIscharg. .
look at
other way -11 I
Thc, girl opened her lips to spomit.
. thei family,. It Is so unusual a gift
thiub it is not likelp to be duplicated.
when the hoot himself arose, and with
oiranga, and red.
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or 'cushlon.
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Mrs, lCaul-What makes you think
r Ou were
you ,in the, street because y
so Vrett�, It comes sornowhat as it
Then sho closed them sharply, and
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PINNING BLANXHTS, 11OR, BABY.
great gravity made the following con-
fession and pledge; Behold, Lord, tho
COVER, VOIt ORGAN MPOOL,
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# mhook when eyes pass over youo and
lifbad them to him to be kissed.
,,My fatbor," M went Onj "Once lov-
Tho first IA 1174 yards in length,
half of my gooda I give to the poor.
A very pretty co"r for an organ
To maker this Woful, gift for a gon-
Mrs. Hattakeop-I judge, so Arom I
lot fall
� titrA away, indifforiont,-cond6raft.
d, atory ovan. After the uUmtLAIngi
Od this girl's mother, and he widlied,"
made of vwy wide soft flannel. A
Notice in this the profound reverence
Wo.hous felt toward out Lord. Ile
atoot Is made from a square of fine
yellow, or baff linen, a, little larger
tionian, out two pieces of Cardboard
abou,t 8 ov 0 inchom long hud about
oortalu things she's since she's
been here. I
colonel Raymond was MOT.6 Pollto
but it couldn't be, and if hio knows
- be% across the sides MAA bottom 0-4
turns to Win an the roprosentailve, lot
than the top of the stool. A border
2 Lua�cfl wide and CoNot each with 0,
bird. Xtiul-what were they? , , ,
6 ! thu before. Lord and Lady Den-
11OW he, will understand. Ho wished
of an inch in width', then a, tow of
all ccolamstion.1 and rational power,
of bluo and White bachelor bitttons
pw)w of bwigbtly colored Milk, satin or
Mrs., I-lauskeep-DiAers. .
blgh weiro, in 06 highest spirits,
M16 to marry hot, ando"he loved old
lead her
feather Mititching close to the hem in
light Ot6hing 'silk, In the con.
Notice, too, that what, we ard, apt to
st'rown 0A ralessly around the edge !a
bfriodad,& It Preferred, the 1AMIA6 Of
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customs, ho wished me to out
Christmas
Yellow .
: teir of tho lower part are fear cherub
t,or call gmerwduty, though much of, If
enibrojderct� with Asiatic twisted 6m-
the, recipient May be embroidered
BRAVERY,
. WIM sha Was tuoked Up in her
before Ao' tibAauts on
Day, kiss ,box, kinder the mistletoe,
heads done in whito outline stitoll,
would 'he the more,qt justice, came In
broidory silk- A bar of musla Is
. upon. One, or both sides of the eAso.
lott6fing
Gen. Buttons, is a brav� man. Ito
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paTriagai among her white furs she
Ain&
0 0, h1ga ithat'-ft soands silly, does-
with Asiatic; Outline, embroldelly. The
thin ease before what we arol apt to
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worked in the Oantre of the cover, the
done with Aalatio, etching
Should this be done the
of coarAo, be wrougit before
has been through Nv4rs.
Yeo, and yeaterday I heard himi tell
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call justice, Of course, the publioan"a
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board, vjh6 lng6r side of tho card-
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