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conscience of every waiv and woman
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There Are two wayl of paylue an
ludehtedue,v"to the law and to the
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(Predhtpr. It we owe ao(A do not pay
T91 Rev, Dr. Talmage Speaks of Our
it. what is aw, Thoc matter IsL put
She was dressed (or the theatre. U,r
9490 Upon her, for she turned, %ad
Into 0of bands of an attorney; a sum-
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mom is ae'At; -a declaration -is -filed;
,a Obligations.
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judg�iaeat is declared to, the ease; ex.
"Tom are sure thqro Is nothing, else
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caution is issued; QL114 the sheriff goes
Oh frotaW.aabington days;
the, Kohinoor diamond for one, Chats.
towth. and gO,ka vnL the aulotion-blook,
TalmLA
. go prcao)ied from the
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worth Park for another, un4 ten
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0 GoIngl Gonell,
and be cirles, "Goluj�
tioxt; "How much owest.
millions of 4ollaxs for Another, you
The debt Is 01011catq4 by force- Thou
Wy Lor4l"-Luke xyl. U.
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there is a0th. or way of payiW a debt.
. -the first of next January
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We take UP the bill mind say, "This bill
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You would not sell the eldest one, be.
is due. He,re Is the mcmey." The one
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1-4 . �14 9%; Will I g up
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oa�a,se it is the first,born; you would
payment is made cheerfully, the other
142"Cle-pbeet al I the values and all
not, sell theyoungest, because it Is
by the force of as law. ,
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thq lo`4-0�edness, Indeed, * -�
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the, ;ybungest and the t ;
pe nor this
God collects his bUlsl in both ways,
I in$ tho year ask yourself the que4tion,
"What
one, because it looks the very image of
Two mEm I knew very well, home
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nw., I wOxtbX' "How much. do
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its father; " that one, because it
yeaTs uglo, -on atreets oZ New
10%10�" You say, 11"rhore Is aomuoh
looks like its mpthoT;, nor this one,
Yiark. TheX'were talklat about the
that) 1 have to Pay for bou"'rent; so
bei4ause it has always been sick, . and
mat,tor (.4 bomerolonce. One said to
"You
1414h, Or ptore-rent; 13o much to meet
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You especially, love it; nor that one,
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the, t ar,
Q 11 .give too much.. I will
** interest on that mortgage. loot
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,because it is so healtbtul that
wait until I get a large. pile od money,
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.Von
could/ not think of giving i,t up, I do
and "thou I will. give. No,' said the
110tia 14. th4 bank, last it be protested."
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mot Want you.tO give them up. 1: Only
autier, "I will give as God prospers
i I ivappia,sc t,bat t o-uight you could put
want, y#u, if gold, and diamonds, and
me," Hear the sequel. The former
*Xwo on a P1400 of paper, in fi've
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all the earth oamnolt buy themL, to
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lives in, New York,City to-da,y, dollar-
miumbes, in wound figures, your whole
Wobtedneas to men. And yet 1how
think Of the inagultiidp of the ques"
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less; the latter gathered two hun-
dred and fifty thousand dollars. I
I va, lialt And 13tumble whou, the ques-
, tion. I CL�k bmu, standing I,, your
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family group, "How, much owast. thou
believed thal the reasion, why many
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. tion in out to ypa to-aigl4t, that was
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unto I my Lord T' A I b I its gave . them ,
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pelople. Are kept poort is becauset Ithey
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. � debtors of his waster, "flow much
to you. 11,urinig all those sick nights,
no a man gives
bir the' Lord
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3v,he1a you rocked that young life,- or
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ithe right spirit to Jesus
Oweat thou unto ony Lord ?" fact
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wart 90 anxious YOU couI4 not aleep,
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Christ iand to the Church, lie is iusur-
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wo are m9ro About
though others watched, that you came
qd lor time and for c,ternity. TJI a
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tho flye hundred dollars that we
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'in every little 'WAile to, sea
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Bank bit England is a weak instit
*we to our neighbors th-4n we are
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Oings Were 190tag, And hour after
mmpaxed With the bank that ' any
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about that insolvency into which we.
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hour carried the suffering little one
Christian man can draw upon. That
I have pian'ged to amount (qo far be-
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3,wiid the mUllons, and the billions.
on a pillows and I - not grow hqA
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man who 4t#ads by Qhri6t, Christ
that-.
. I : . .Rod the quadrillions, that there is
You found no reat until you were
�.Ure it
will stand by Jlim-. Xwrlg , the
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man who stau4,b3y Christ will, Sind
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. . . not roDmi enough on thei scroll. of ithe
Was WWng to - get well_Re
Iffatehed with You, and kept heart
0hrist etanding, by him, �
I iskyt fox. the archangel tol- put, the Lgig-
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from breaking, and anaivered your
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Mayor. . 1� . .
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. .
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the boodr, of God'a aacount�tbe book
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lr4e) next bill ,I find upon the ta-
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Pails. a book bill. Ho mur,N -
W, is your
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$omo biteretatiog iteam,twat ako worla's
Doing ,busi-
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Bible, w1orth ? Scientific =64 are try-
. Noged People.. . .
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� .1", . ness. for eternIty,, my brothors and
Ing to shoilm, -
thiroulgh thlei news
Edison is very ,fond of children.
� - . sisters, we want. to do it with, our
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papers, and through philosophic .
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He delights to show them the won -
eyes open. I want you to gather to-
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PerBs that Our race is. descended froon
.ders, of his, Workshops and to inystify.
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gather all the things, you have ever
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I the Monkey.,But we, - who . I believe in
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them. with hia magic. . To them lie
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God'a Word, read there that GOA made
is t lie real wizard -:he 1.9 ab often call-
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man, . in his own I and not. In the
mage,
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- or together all the things that God
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imagel a .a Motikey. Get out of. my
The Shah of Persia, Is a great earl-.
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do go, we could not possibly be married
I has. - done for you, pat them in, one
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*them
iraY .With Your oursed.Daxwl,nian the-
on :turlst. The Ayalls o f .his privat a
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so sorry you were out of town the
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ories's Scientific men 'c9ndot'unde
apartments -, are covered with plain
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stand the ,origin o4 this,,.world, fWe
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*IIH6 paper, and. on these lie scrib-
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open our' Bibles, .and w1a feel liketh a
blea, funn plobiLres whenover the
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Christian Arab, Who said to the s,sp_
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fancy takes hk4L When he grows
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. God owes us, he bA rich, and oan Pay.
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when'aSked by him
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lieved
of them theyt are washed off or
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the room is, re -papered..
. . ; I it we owe God, we are honest, had will'
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tb&t:thera Wage, God, "How do
I klub6r that it wag a. mLan instead of
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Madame Melba. prides herself on
I try to pay. I
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al capnQ thht want Past my"teat last
bein ga "natWal aong-bird." She did
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ot'ght 9 Why, I know' hi I m. . by the
not pass through a protracted period
L ' I I bills of indebtedness. If- they are
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-traokp.11 -Then, lbaking over (it the
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voice-oultare priqr to,lier operatic
, � , L, wrong, don't pa7. them; rojedt.them.,
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settin 9bun, the Arab aaid,fofhe seep-
debut. From childhood she has-been
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I 11 f they axe right, say so. The'firsi,
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ties "Look there I that I' ,
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able to sin*g. with a ase the Most: dif-
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�� hill of indebtedness that I pat ap-
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of. a iman. 'that that track of a
ficulf - lo" and she mastered the
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, , on your -table to -night is the bill
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Gool." Melissa all the4a -
complioated sooro of '�Aidal'. in . a
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for rent. T -his. world is tha house
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vealed-In Godla.Word.-. '. .
fe w bows: , "I canp of even remem-
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that God built for uA to liveoin. He
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bar." says the: fair, Australian, "Arlieu
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. . labs it to Us already, tarnished, What
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trill a note." - -. -L.-.
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,,, . a'oa;rpet-thq grass inlerwiUven. wIth
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MY . father. Joyed': it. 'It , trembled in
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The Mikado bf Japan is a, man , of
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. '. � .. figuxe of flowers. What a ceiling I
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,my -mothor's hand wAan she was nigh
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much energy and endurance, in spite
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% . -the fxescoed sky. What tapostried
fourscore years,v1d. 2t hits be4n un-
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of the fact. tha t' be, is - a 'great cigar-
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pillaxs 1 -the rocks. What 4 front
der the pillow. of- three brothers When
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otte smoker, I He Is fond of - outdoor
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. I �doorl Live flaming aunrise through
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they died. It Lis' , , '
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SPoxts and has warmly encouraged
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frioa,M what. it once wag, to 'Me. J used
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the in't'roduction. of football in Japan.
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to. L take it as. la', spl6ja,aid' p6am -and
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HP: I-- �a hunter and'ilsherman of no
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L TaPA it as I read..Tobn Milton. I took
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mean Top4ta'tioni and 'is a 9OD& Out
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chandelier and , candelabra 1-tho Bull
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it' upo $01metimei, as & treAtise om law,
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with a rifle. . His devotion to'lawn
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and road it ao I did .Blaol::st v. I
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to nuig is marked, ,and lie is. clever
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. L wheat -field. � What' chimn ys. I ---
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took it as w fine, histor -nd read.,!
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as - A Nv . . . .
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,Stxoinboli�d Cot9paxi. Ah I the
as I. did JoB L . .
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- . The late Sir Henry Acland Was once
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hIhaab4A1M04Rq5dsor Castle are but
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tb�. poe)a; it IX�not thqL treatise of
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in -a: wreck -off the , =at of Dorset.
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law; It I$ not th�, histbry. It id sifto-
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Theorow were, in, despair, ind most
I this great hoasa that Go! has b4t
Ply a family Album tibut lopen, and'
Qf.tbo ,passengers were, in hysterics..
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L I up for " to live in, and tha rent'is
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se6 right before me the face of Gvd,
The .vek,se [ h.id struck on the rocks in
�� - due I Are Nve ready to pay it V � �
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my f&tbor 1. of Chr4qt, ' Saf ur;. of
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the dark and as- da was breaking �
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'lap, next bill I find on our table
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heaven, my. b . 6=6. ..
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the_.confiftsed, crowd - on deck was
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indebtedness to'God ig.the bil , I ifolr
There is, one more bill'�If indehfo&
E!waxed by the appearance of Dr. Acr.
rea d. We have been sitting at
Vass laid faPPha 'the table, and that
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land, fully and carefully dressed,
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I God's table ten,, tjiirty, fifty, s
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is the W
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with the Announcement that "Break-'
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been ,told 'that the bellar of St. Paiihi
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.fast Was 6eady." He added. that, as
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; thxee dollars per. week, and in forty
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Ca1hed.raJ,.Londcn,. never toil save
it;wag impossible to get ashore, they
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. years, iL. iS SIX Lh0aSauA two hundred
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when thd king Or Some memb . or of the
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would be wise to prepare themselves
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royal fAM11IY dies. The thunders iv...�he
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for, their trials byl beginning the day
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I you ate im the orchard when a toy,
, dome of ha'aven never tolled SoTo'le-
in the castowary-manner. ,. .
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. to the fruit last night apou your
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'fully as.lwgian they ,
. rmng out to the
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,Que" Margherita 0.4 Italy'haa 0,
.... tea -table, it. all came oat of the
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wOTId t1hia, iliews, "Kinx Je . sus is dead'111
fashion of doing gtacefully'dramiatic,
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� name hand. From the horu.tbat
When a kin I g -dies, the whede land is
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things every no.W-aII4 than. . Whan.
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pot in blw,k; th ' _ _.
, ey shr,oud, the pillars
she Paid her annual visit to the Girls'
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ago, to tho silver. bell that tinkled on
they ,liu,t the people in procession,:
Mission School, in Rome not.fong -ago
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�. , Your table at noon to -day, you have
they March to a doleful ,druni-be. . it.
she arrived. in an open carriigo, and
I I never known the pang, Lbe sickening
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Whatt S110411 1 Wsa do now, that; our ]King
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following c�ime two others filled to.
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. horror of h i ,- - � nothing to eat. We.
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is dead ? Put blackness an the -gates
overflowing .with masses of exqui-
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. � pay the bill. ,i , �he baker, and the
a the, Morning. Let - th-e cathadml or-
site flowers, which she commanded
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� fruit-dealor, ba., ,*.-a do not paythat
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gan% leit as IvInds s6b;"Iat all
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wn, Up Lin L110 ,school
Should be dia .' . I
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� God %ho, makes the food, and who
.wail;
the 90mbrations.of Men fall in.line
garden. WIMA L the directress and
I m which to buy
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and beat a funel-al-march of woe $1
all the pupila and teachers were, as -w
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. it. If on Saiurday night, or at the
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woo I WOO! aq wo �go to tho* Irrave of
sembled she handed each a lovely
end of the month, they 1vith whom we,
our dead lKing. , , . I
bouquet, saying; "Last year you all
I board present the Will, and We. do
Aight � hundred Years after Us dward
ose - me h fla ul
Pr ntOd ' Wit wars; it is 4 to
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not pay it, we are put out; but. -year
I. Was. buried, fbeY brought up his
Unto that.l.revenged mayself.01 I
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body, and theyfoxind that he still Jay
Conan Doyle,looks a typleal squi*e;
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With a crown an big hea.d. More than.,
he is tall, .rather fair, With a heavy,
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eighteen hundrood yearo'have passed,
figure. , He talks very slowly and
WITHOUT PAYING, .
and, I kbk into the grave of my dead
deliberately. He is one.of the few
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I and the luxuries are greater no* than
(Xing, and rsea no;t only M crown, but
M1012 who have learned the art of sym-
ever. 'before. N vary. One of you has
1. On his head a.re many crowns," Andi
Pathetic listening. In a way he is
con8umed Whole acres of corn, whole
what is, more. he is .rising. I
extremely vague. For instance, .the
. flocks of I birds, whole droves.of sheep,
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visitor way. notice him putting,a let -
ter in one of 1;6 Pockets and then
,Whole herds, of cattle. Ali I it has
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Ye Who cawat to tb a gkav�e weeping,
searching carefully in the ,otherj!for
been no cheap thing tq feed 'Yew AP.
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go aWaY rejoicing. Let your dirges
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it, ,He is a man who -would be al -
poetites for forty years; and do you
110W. change to anthems. He lives I
ways misplacing things for lack of
. think it iii a mean, unfair, 'dr dishon-
Take off the blackness from the-giates
method. But, iparhaps the thing that
est thing, when to -night there is put
Of the morning. He lives I Let earth
strikes you . laore than anything
upon your table a bill for board T
and heaven -keep Jubilee. He lives I I
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Conan Doyle is file great, big heart
. . The next bill I find upov our table
know, that IMY Redeemer liveg. For
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in the )GRan. .. . .
is a bill for clothes. There is but one
whom that -battle and that victory?
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Six William Harcourt has pleaded
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manafactory of Gobelin tapestry,
F OIr Whom V For you, i
guilty to absent-mindedness, and tells
� and that is at Paris, under the eqn-
Ohl gat wine deliowto scale. that
a ,story- against himself. He 60-
I trol of the government; and these, fab-
you 'may wewh His burdens.. Got
pected a man -servant of stealing
I rics are woven for royal families only.
some delimte, chalice that you may
money, and at last resolved to set a
1. . But in all the earth there are fac-
measure His -tears, Linton, to the
trap, . Taking 4L handful of gold
torles going day and night, weaving
hard. brebLtbing of tthis dying One,
coins, he laid them -down on his -writ-
a more wonderful fabri-c than royal
W-laOsO O01Y crime was' tha�t he:, came
ing-desk and went out. Presently
tapestry for us, the King's children.
to save the WorrId. As I tbLmk of.the
he sent this servant to the room to
I The cotton plantation sends -us seeks.
cald mughts that ,fell oix himi,of the
fetch sonin article. When John had
The flaidield sends us Iluen. 'Ilia
t6inposts that strWnk him, of the
returned he ipromptly want to his
Shoop's wool supplies no cloaks; The
whips that flayed. him,;, of the, insult.
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room to see if the coins had been
Sable and the ermine yield as furs.
Ing bahils thwt slappad him I on the
touched, On the table, in the place
I What coats, what'lats, what,ishoos,
cheek, oE the mouiths, that spit upon
where he had left 'them, Were gold
. What muffles. it takes 14 supply., you
him; and while YOUT stand there, seeing
coing, But were there -as Many as
all your life I Put it down low, I -low
the blood dripping ilowno from brow
ho had left I He didl not know, for
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I muo h. I Two hundred dollars per
to cheek, from ohasL- to brout, from
he had neglected to count them be-
yearl Can you clothe yourself at
breast to, knee, Ircim' k;nee to looto
fore he had laid them down, "By
that rate? Two hundred dollars Par
from foot to the groutnid, I stand amid
this inaida�t, (you, oee.11 said �'Ir Wil-
� year for forty years is eight thous-
that red rain at anguish and, cry out
, liams in telling the i9tory, "that I was
and do)IRrs for clothes; sixty; years,
"Oh You bloOd-bought man and wo-
born to be Chancellor of the Bx-
. twelve thousand dollars for clothes.
MOM, h0'W =11011-110W Ina ' 43h owest
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Ther next bill I find on out table to-
thou anito my Lordi" There are hun-
Whet the late Prince Christian
�, night Is, for that wo owe God for our
dreds of man 0.114 women In this house
Viotol, wag a subaltern in the Xing%
. . families." Where did you got your
who will xaspond, "Everything I
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Royal Riflea J16 had in his company 4
. faiallies from? ';God setteth the soli-
.owe to 116 --my time, my talents, my
corporal who was a severe diselplinar,
I .� I tary in faMiII6s,1"U,%vd you a mmpan,�,
heart-overythlag." ,
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Jan, and considered it to be his duty
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lon� who is kinds gentle, sympathet6,
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I h4ye presented to,you to -night
to find Jaulf. with ev,arything. On
hall
�'� hclpful,_.%*mpath6tIa. with 0.11 YoUr
these different bills -the bill for
the, expiry of his twenty-one Years'
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joy4 and sarro*pt Was it good look
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house-Teut; the bill for board; the bill
service he aPPliett to the Prince for
ithe, worry slalgh-riAe that gave ber
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for clothing; the Wl for the family;
a fostimonial, as to oharaoter, to en -
able him to Procure a situation in
V,u I No. Proverbs xix. 14-� "A
the bill.f= ,taxes; the book bill, dad
civil life, 141nee, Christian Victor
d wife. is from fhe Lord.11 11ave
the redemption bill. Mill YOU P&YI
willingly assented, and credited 'the
ou children round about your table?
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"Olt .yes," ovary man days, The ooly
retiring corporal with beingthe most
11ave, they eyesight, ,when so many
quesWn IS, day by day, wilt thisi man
assiduous fault-finder be, had ever
met. The roolpioat of the testimon.
bivvd been born blind ? Hava they hear-
and woman, "Itow muohl" I cannot
, lal was lucky onough the first time
Ing, when Vio, Many' have boon born
toll, I simply kA,owitbat in the olden
he showed the Prineels, credentials to
deaff oat they talk and sing, ,when
times, under a diSpenqatlon notnear
secure A congenial situatI011- Re
. ,so maflyhavoo been born cripples ? Who
so hright as thix, they k
. 4'va
A for the poat of assistant
A4 applio
a -master In a workhous�. and
I gaV6 Yo't those glad, healthy, romp-
ON11 TUNTIt TO 001).
the Prinools letter Acourod him Cho
. I i Ing ohildr-oft f How w.00h will you takes
I Is not out ,ttligion, Worth a4 vauoh to
berths The ex-torporal still holds
go tbm I If I AhOald offer to yow AS? That qtuedtioft I 166"Ve. to the
tbo podtion.
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The Pride Of The Eyes
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with us to Uarrptl Viy for July and
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"What is it, Artburf"
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ways came back to the plooked, jaded,
Pale face, and she must Lave felt ray
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BEAUTIFUL 101AL TAURTS
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Uy blood leapt as X looked at her.
"I shall not forget Your 111vita-
She was dressed (or the theatre. U,r
9490 Upon her, for she turned, %ad
"P -"o . .
P"
Wool' I said as I bado t1tom good
fi.00 figure was soon to perfection in
rose omili#W, sail, came over and laid
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31AGNIFIOENT FLOATIN(i PALAV'g,$
"Tom are sure thqro Is nothing, else
night.
, , of dark -colored
a tight fitting gown ,
liar *book against m
,y bandages, $1is
OF XONARCHS. I I
ym, want, Arthurl" .
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silk, which exactly salted bar ,rich,
i*Qkod loudly at me suil JKWeil mo, on
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"Quite certain, father, I'm perfect.
Allart frOJA a n'ticO 14 a B0010ty ,
southern complexion; smil ovir all
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the OY01144, ,
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Wkely Isimesive, cost -T140 coneii yiiot lbe, ,
ly, comfortable.11
paper to the affect that, "the charm.
the pleture glowed the subdued red
to W, are to gQ 40 sleep,, darlipgoll
YO, , ,
P944 t4pewsove Ayer XHO14 - Tke
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"Well, don't :read too much, try to
Ingly Interoatint; daughter of Colon,
light from 4 Shaded table lawI4
Blie said.
.
4*0004 votiorlo 04*1 41krt.o 16 0 ..
Very 4r_03"1"91K yseb$ (OMPared Wlib
sleep a little," and with a kindly
at and Mrs. Nelson, had returned to
"I want you to met our wadding
k bat r
I tried to raise myself Rod apoi* �
hopke.
glance back, my father steps through
Canada, and was slyendinc� the gay
( Jay$ so I answered, "for some time
fell baiok sweating and almost feint- ,
Yachting. has rightly been described I
U10 door,
summer months at the balne-do-mer
,
wltbiii the next two mouthst"
Ing with agony.
as the most fascinating of bobbles,
Reclining In my padded armchairs I
'It Murray Bay," I heard nothing.of
,,Oh, I ean,t do that, pool' and she
,
"Ob, Arth4r, 910941 UO still O' 40, Just �
while It 14. equally trite that it is the I
canact keep back bitter tboughta-aa
the Nolsous till they roat,bod, Toron-
gave,�mo a very decided Jack.
fox to,alglit.11
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most expensive. many well-known .
my'eye, travels round my room-, 'It is
to again in September.
"Why -not?"
I could only look at liar. She leaned
millionaires can boast 91 their pala- .
hung with dark silk curtains to 5of ten
About the time of their return
,,I vouldn't Vwmlbly be ready; just
forward and klawed me again, and 14
ando .
tial stgapl; yachts costing thou .
the light; on the floor ,is a carpot
. private business called me liome iur
. Weeks, and so Much
think, Only eight
'he 0�tberiag d4rknoo once more that
t
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of %*uada. But the, Wuohto owned by
which 4eadeas all Bound,- and though
a couple of weeks, and while there an
to do, Why, my trousseau 14 to come
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strange thrill of 4%uiet contentment
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Royalty are undoubtedly the moot
, utumn, a fire smould
it is only early a -
Invitation was forwarded from the
from New York."
panned through me, and I lay back on
,
costly ships aflmt for thetv size and
era In the grate, from before which
Nelsons to a dame at their house.
,,Never mind the trousseau; you can
my pillows And toll aoleep.
tonnage. True, on up,46-do4te ocean
Dick, my little fox-terrler, blinl�s
Presumably bliss Nelson was to cume
do wi Lboat. one." .
I'Ald not waken till the next mora-
liner could not be purchased for Is as
honestly up. at me. l .
out, Of course I was much put out,
,
,
, ,,Well, but, no, I can't, you don't
Ing When I opened my eyex Violet
than thve"partera Of 4 million
I rise, adjust my crutch, and hob-
at not being able'to meet thd original
understand. Men axe so absurd.
was standing beside ing with her band
,
sterling, but such a vessel would
.
ble over to the window, puU aside the
04 file Photog-raph Which had so In-
nut just - think, Arthar, We've oul . y
tu her head, She was, not no Palo as
comfortably carry an army of 2,000
oartains And look out, Myl father is
terested me, out I had to decline.
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known aaah other suoh , sh,rt
the (lay before. .
passengers and a crew of 600 bands,
just disappea ring, Along the road
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'I called ono afternoon the week fol-
time, it Wouldn't be decent,"
. "Well, hofw do feel to -day, Authur?
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'Tow
and have a displacement of 15,000 .
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fifty yards away, Are cantering %
lowing my return to the a ity. Mrs.
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,, batiged I"
(Axe looking much better,"
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tons, whereas some of the Royal.
man and A woman. How I wish I
�elson came into the drawing-roola
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lallesides, that, You ova 904 a 404
"T e4, 1 feet very different this
yacbta with emly a few thousand . .
could still ride my Arabl If my eye
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in a moment.
volunteered,for South Africa, and 'Im
moruing." I answered, "And your
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tons, displacement could not bought,
does not develve me, this couple are
"W,by, bow do you do, Oapta In Cran.
so afraid they'll accept TOU,, It You
oQlou,r Is much brighter to -da y, to 0,
,be
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for that 14are.
,
young and in the first flush of the
ston I I am so glad to sea you, bat
do go, we could not possibly be married
We'll be. able to do a little talking and
Indeed$ the famous steam yacht
real enjoyment of life. . As, they
so sorry you were out of town the
till you come back, Out if you are not
pass. away the time. Why to. it you
.
polar Star, formerly used by - the I �
sweep past the gate,. the girl raises,
,
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other evening,. How is your fath,
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chosen for the contingent, why then,
dan'tabRadon such a helpless wreck
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Czar, cost AI,Q00,000 sterling: U .. I
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her eyes, and they must have mot
Or �" ' -
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perhaps--" she glanced up, caught
,
I am?" I went on gally.
an .
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r doubtedly it waA the most expensive
those - of the Young follow, for she
I ,Was sorry, too. However Mrs. Nei-
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my eyes and blashe d furiously.
She smiled faintly and put her hand
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Private steam yacht ever built. Her -
turns liar face away likei a flash. B, tit
-son, I.don't need to ask, you how you
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My heart bounded. I kissed her and
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Over her oyca- . I
furnishing was a marvel of luxuri- - I
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already.,they are behind the hedges
are," I added, "for I have eyes., - I . .
returned filled with vague and de-
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I "Is Your head aching, Violet I I am
ous splendour. She bad a r'
ad, black,
and,put of view, With the aid of my
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"You are still the flatterer I Cap-
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lightful thoughts to the barracks,
afraid you are overdoing., yourself,"
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06ad white mosaic marble deck, in the
omto I U again I make my way back to
Lain. I am so sorry, Violet is unwell
In.the morning paper two days later
Ina* '
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middle of which wag a beautiful orn- , I . . . .
a long.laW lounge.near the fire, and
,Lo'day,, bas a Ureadful ,headache, and
the list of commissions for the first
"I think - I will Soon, D6 an in uch, of
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ate marble fountain. The baths, sa-
get slowly Battled 04 it. I give MY
cannot appear." I . I
contingent was annoizaeod. I was
a wreck an you are, Arthur, I feel so
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loon, cabins, aiiii other, apartments .
self up to my wistful thoughts. �
I was sorry too However, Mrs. Not-
nominated to a lieutenancy, of
strangely this woraing, and my skin is,
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were fitted, with 'rare woods and .
My memory goes back to the time.
-qcA asked niq for dinner the following
.
course all idea of maxrlage, bad to'be
just burning." . .
stones, and the draperies and decora-
whe� 1 had - Just left the Military
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evening. . I
putt aside. Instead of passing my
She'laid. her band an my browl,
tions were of thei most gorgeous des-
asillege, and returned ho . me, prcud of
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, This Lima we, did'ineet. I think, I
time settling the interesting details of
"Why yes, (,tears you are very feverw
ariptiOn. - .1 . . . .
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My appointment, to a lieutenancy I in
.see her now. She Was t)XII, noticeably
'Women
a honeymoon, MY hou,ra were spent in
ish,. You must tell Moxenzia'wb"
.
Altogether- the Czar ha's five. yachts
the Royal: Canadian Infantry. I had
tall, cven among the tali . of
afeverish . preparation for the long
heoomeo round. You'll have to knock
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at his disposal. The one most aged
.
been ot-fored on graduation a com-
to -day.. But 4ho was no l
pe Town. .
off work... gat you must hold out a
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by him now is the Standart, -of 4,8H .
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aslim in Che Engineers In the lw�.
. girl. Her figure was already
I remember when I went to say
I little longer, and then you. will help
fons. She .,Wus - . .
� originally intended �
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perial service, � but preferring to re-
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rounded. Her carriages upright and
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guod-byB'to Violet. She was looking
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them to load me on atransport, and
for A first-class troops � . .
hip, but wafA .
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in in, Canada, had. accepted the
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leil to the soldler's eye.
easy, al?lia" . .
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pale and anxious, I thought. yet
we'll both leave.tbishole of -an Afric0
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subsequently ordered to convert-.
nomination to our own corps.
Her hair was almost blacks her skin
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it only.o4dilsd to the fascination, and
Violet Smiled a -ad sai
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.be,
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ad .into a Royal, yaoirt, with inatruc- � I
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I ,native
my iec-tion of the regiment WAS
dar*, but clear, - and the t1do 6f
,beauty of har expression., I can Id
little while.111hon she went over to
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. Lions. that the furnishing& Were tol be � .
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stationed t � Toronto, and thither r
blood ebbed and flowed t1irough'her
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Bee she spoke Under 'considerable
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har cb4ir and oat de,wnwearily,., I .
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Inary . . . . . .
as plain as possible. The ordl
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won t Mo it, ' As when I was at
obeoks- But It was her eyes, which
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Strain, bat, like the high-ppirited girl
"But Idonst see, Vlolet,.how, Lam
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mortal .would wonder atthe meaning �
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college, I 'bad pionty, 7 of' mohey,. for
'betrayed the mystery of that strang(�m
she was., she made no Sign, . .
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to ask you to mArry ine. when we get
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of tblalatte:r injunction if he inspect- -
my mother' I a death give years 'before
ly interesting expiession I had won-
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'.'I am proud to see you go. to ,% uth
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home againill � . ., .
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ad the yachts for she is undoubtedly . I
bhd left Too a o8mfortable, fortune.'
dated at in liar -lihotogra,pli, - -They
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Africa, Arthur, but-" ,
. She, looked over at, me, a -twinkle
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a magnifloently-fitted .vessel, and . . .
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This ambled me to eat6r into the
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Were hazel. A thousand lights flash.
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"I will conio back, it Ibave to 4 a -
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lighting her eyes,,which had a curious,
pr o .
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soolal life 'Of the oltyA�-a side ofox-N
ad from them at onue. Passion and.
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sekt," Isaid; "I could do It now." . .
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4 allness In them -that, Morning.
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oes o ways' been
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Modesty ivere both there.. bne mom-
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. She dialled and'ahook hex head.' "I
"Seriously, ViOlet,Yni irk eaTnOst-
I'm. for, life. I'm lalf
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THE IMPERIAL . APARTMENTS . .
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ver y fond. . The officers of the garrl-
an t, saw.gentleness, the -next, rose-
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at. so
think too much of you to -believe th; , ,
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"Now
a.'eripple only a
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man. I've lost A log, a hand, an d
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include two charming nurseries, an(i
son never suffeied.frothl'any lack of
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1111loo. � A certain haafeur.ajid graol-
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she said, go," she exclaimad ,; and
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the vessel is lighted throughout by .
invitations, either, for the scarlet
tunia
ousness kept strange c9nipany. . ,
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"Violet," Airs. Nelson 1was saying,
saying thin, she p4lled a gold pin with
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a -head in the form of an enamelled via.
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"Don't talk nonsense, A.Ahni. I
electricity, there being twenty wiled . .
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sea= to catch a lady's eye.
I won 'felt' quite at bome� and enjoy-
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"this.is . Captain Cranston, a very old
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lot from her collar and Stack it in my
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ofice said to m.yself. that the only man
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of alaotTlo wiTes�. on board. By the . . . .
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R mpreWs special wish many precious . .
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ad my life immensely in 'the Provincial
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friend of. ours." . �
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"You', � Captain
t unic. "An(It bring that ,back to me,,,
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she went on; 'Iand-," -
[to, that
I cairld marry. must be an Apo] I .. .
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is not so long ago's--and She looked me
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woods *ere used in the construction . .
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capital. 1. had. a certain ambunt� of,
mx* to do; . 1'. a � to .we; . I . 1, drank well
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are a. ,horseman,
1. I - think- I heavd mother
Cranston, .
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. Bhe paused out.of breath. I -stood
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straight- in the, face-'.sbat �,Jiave
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of the privAto apartmentf(i . I . . �
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. As. most People know, the Kaiser Is. . . . ..
and Paid as minob! attention to . the
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say. There is just time .before din-
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watching bar. She draw herself up,
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'.hagel'.ayes
chadged,. Since then, and now" -once
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' 'an-
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. oy;. Royal L . . I .
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a fine sailor, and a yachts-
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o,ihar 'sex a was -good r
a fo ' me. But
aeri-and.if it ,is not too dark would
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it those flashed with
an . '
more the tire f a lighted. -
d ac
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man might of such a .
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any flirtations 'I indulgea,in nev
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vg me
. your, opinion at a
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lights 11 ha�e never.seen before or
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tit you desert a. I .Will not.give you
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.well'be'pramd
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fine steam craft. as the Hohenzollern. .
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,went bey . on I d , flirtations; and I r*ea
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member laug4img. to. myself. and, ral-
now�borse fa ther has just b6u.-lit. me.
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Ila said that before he closed tho bar-
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since.. . . . � .
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"And 'and " 'she b
I , drat 6tit, "yes, I
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up, aad�-" � . . . '. .
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(AJ step Sound out side the door.
"Good
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Shewaa bullt Specialty. for the Kaiser,
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'indeed, was designed in Part . ' '.
and, by �
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lying my b rothei-officer.0, wbon_a
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n he wanted you to see her. *9e
9111 o . - _ . . . . � . .
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N�111, an4,nobody can. hinder me. I will
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too-"' . . . .
morning, Crani.tda.10 , It' . .
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Dr. McKenzie. siWel), MISS Nelson, 1�.
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h in. She Is. about 800ft. in length . I
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few. weeks after meetiiig� som I a �
. . . girl
li not howc Yet, so I just,thought I'd
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I myself. But
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. "To South Africo,l" Igasped. . .
don't need to wk how our patient is 11
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and ,of 3,773 t(innage. She. cost over , . I . . .
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or other whose face bad struck them,
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they 'Would suddenly begin to talk
ask you perhaps you
,
(1101a t Teel like goin- out again -V .she
" )�es, South Africa I I will. enlist
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-d the surgeon turned 6eerlly to-
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fo marks. to' build. � She , . -1
ur, Million .
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has one of the largest and most beau- � .
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seriomily of marriage, and, abouti -how
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concluded,- giving ;. a curious, half_
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as a nurse. I have had some. training
. in En I g . land. I Will. . go and nai.se you,
wards Vi: let, whoW .
. 0 96 standing beside
Win. . ..,.
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,tifully furnished diningrooms to -be . . . . . .._� : .
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a follow really ought Ao settle down-
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-that is to. say* if thei
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Shy look. . � L. ... . . . I
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I f you are'wou'aded., Therel" �
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- "The improvementilidg4o last ht,",
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tvand.oa any private vessel afloat., *. 1'. . . . . . -1
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Weis success-
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ful wooers, which by no . inbans .. al- I
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onto, �'nothlhg would, give . .
� I me more
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have no utdation of entering into
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she commenced. "Re ,!7," Suddenly
ty she reeled Slightly.'
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The most expensive Royal yacht
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afloat is. the .Maha-Chaktit, which, ' . . 1. �
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ways'liappened. I .
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pleasure., My,borse And, my. prores-
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any accoufit'Qf the weary voyage to
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- !#Ob, I feel at) strangely this morning
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translated, �raoans "The Most Beauti- .
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I One of.'the beat knowo 'Men - in
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sion are the two things .1 am' fond
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g W
I Cape Towns ihe !on' ait at De Aar, .
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Doctor. I think it m'ftst.be the, eat,,
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fal Craft," owned by the King of I
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'Toronto was ColonelNGIson, a, veteran
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So off wa inspec t, the
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and the :exhausting cross-country
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and Violet sank ba6k1oto tho'chair in
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Siam. -$Iie has been refurnisheid.od . . .. .
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of the Raid of and a:,chumof my.
started .to'
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mai -c h '6ft er Cronje. I was not wound-.
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asWoon. . � I
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constantly tind.in such an extrava- .
'father's since' -boyhood. � When I
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'arrived
now hwunt; whith turned out to, be a
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ad at -. Paardeberg, nor was Istruck
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htly� called a e
McKenzie Insts, ,on,ple
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gant Manner that considerably over 4 ,. . I �
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first in the city the- Colonel
splendid beast. lie be
. y St part of I.t
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uring the advance on Bloemfontein.
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of attendants, and among ,them they
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X1,000,000 has been spent .upon her, . .. I - .
invit d me to coins and see Mrs.
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was tha t Miss Nelson dc*ceptcd� aa in-
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. -Lie skirmish . outside the
it �was at A tit
carried he . r . away. - He was be-
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I She resembles A man-of-war -in many ' ..
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Nelson, and hhnAW -whenever ,I
vitation to go Out ridin- the. next
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Free State Ca:pital, After the. 660dpa-
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fare Icould*aak any questions...' ',
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wa a,. having a projec :
Y . Ling ran:x4iiiw .
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Inclined, J.'very often took advant-
afternoon; .' I
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tion ,of the town by ouT
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and two military masts; while On each . .. . I . .
age of -his. hospitality.. I bad, . been
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During dinner the talk centred in
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South, tarica.' The ei insisted,
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was -hurt., A shell burst near me, and
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' I cannot write any longer: - about'
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side, in barbette towers, . are. Arm- .� - , . .
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spendLn b one
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.Colon
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the explosion ofiatterail -my left. leg,,
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this.; That Was- the last� time I baw
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breecli-loading' guns.' Her � . I I
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June day and' -he and -I -were Bitting
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that if war. broke out, Canada must
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Lora two fingers. off my right handom
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Violet.,:*': She had taken enterie fever.
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-'ap4rtmesota are a marvel of* , I I �
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sm,oking!m cigar after dinner.. We
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'send troops. , '. * � ..
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and -blinded one eye. I I
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As her constitatton was shattered by
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'O intal splen I . . . I . .
Ae , dour. I . . .
had been talking ovex the situation
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"I know," lie said, '.'two � men. . Who
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i.;nuat have beei:k unconscious a long
the constant overworks she could make
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Perhaps. King George of Greece . .
'in Soutb Africa, on.whose borizon*the
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go, U. t
will .hey have to I swi TA; there;
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time. .When I at. Iasi . came- to, .I
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no' fight against it, and a few days
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spends more time.on his Yacht than
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,war clouds ,were alremdy'gathering
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one. is. called Or'a,uston and the other
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-in what looked like the
found myself I
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later succumbed. Ilearned* after-
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any other European. ruler. Bat- he Is; - - . I
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Then a Pause had.come. - . I .
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Nelson." - - . � . I .. . .
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bedroom of a private house. I could
,this
wards, forthey dared Act till it to me
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1. s'I can't :believe.1 am between.fifty
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no at first understand what was the..
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then, as I was tho'weak. They said she.
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a;.. of the- Aw�phi.trite. .He� is )2� . . L
and sixty y6ars old, Cranston," said
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but .With some alarm in. her � -vbioc.
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matter. A few things Inotl6ed. Steps
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liadbeeii.invalided, home that' 'very
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however, the only ",at sailor who : .� . . � I ,
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the Colonel suddenl . I
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We'll � go together, Colonel,'.' said
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were sounding every. mintife outside
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.day. That W course kept me from' ex-
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-magnificent steam � .. ..
travels on th� I
, "I s4ould.'nevor have faked ypa for
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My door The air was'heavy. with�
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pooting. to hear . from her for a 'ton -
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yacht Amphitrite when she is in dom- -
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thaws . . .
ofY(ft n)Ay,, my boy, bat I'm afraid
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dr . . It -,as ,,a, I
ugs . -y .�ot and I could
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sidetable time., When a
-they fin Ily
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I Idob, Idon"t mean .that, but when
I'm too. old.. .They'd never taike me,"
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h groans fro
j3ar in 90MOWboTe. I
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told �we the truth I had.-% relapse.
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In the Russian ildvy,. and the. ' . � .. � �- .1
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I sit here opposite you, I think I see
lie answsred with 'a glaw. look, and
glanced -up *at. .the. window and maw
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Threa-manths later1was belped'a-
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"ONLY WOMAN IN THEWORLD . ...
Your father again -you -are so like
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an amus6d glance at his wife. . �
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I that it must be evening, for' the light
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shore at Montreal. My father wan at
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who holds ouch a rank,. ThIs.magnL I �
him -and I seem to be a boy once
.The next day.Violot and I had car
came in dusk. and red. I.was becom�
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the dock to meet me. He broughtme
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licent . boat wfas built on the Clyde, .1 . .�
more and forget' I have a daughter
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ride. My Arab was. put to it to keep
Ing a little wider awake now, and dud-
home - I.. . . .
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andis very fast..
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who is to come outthis winter�,Wbat
pace with bar mare. As We BwO,Pt
4only became aware that I was .not
Colonel Nelson came here to.gee me
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% Another . fa . mou . 9 Royal Yacht is the � 1. ..
a splendiltTlooking chap Hairy Crans-
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along Forest Hill Road, and than
alone. 1 nurse was sitting in a chair at
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an soon as I arrived. ,He entered my
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Alberta, -belonging to King Leopold
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too-7our father, I mean-waal-a
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away across the breezy commons: I
*at
-the foot of,my bed, She seemed to be
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room" allently', and came and stood at
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- tiful boat, I
of Belgium. is. a beau
fee a a Jew. would ta,ke on trust, and.
let -Violet a little,bit aboad,, s
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wileepr andas hers w as the only direc-
the he ad 'of my coach. 03b took my
. -She
over 300ft.. in length. ' About half I
as strong an Samson.", I
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that I , could Watch her splendid
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Lion in.wbich I could look, for to
sound' hand and,,wxuugi t. The tears
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a million sterling. has, been spent .
� "Excuse mas Colonel," I int errapted,
fig-dro as sharoder, , Sho.had perfect
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move, pained me, I fell toi -watching
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gathered in his eyes..He turned his face
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upon .liar. The dining-ropm boasts of
"YoDu have Just one da ughteri. haven't
control over liar aniinal,. and as I drew.
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her, as she sat:shadowed in the failing
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aside. B;o ,
caught his breath,. w.rilug
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id glass. I � . . �,
a magnificent dom cof, staim
fr, �, , �
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up again to hari I saw t be bl ood glow-
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light. .
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my hand again, and rushed from 'the
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!The. Royal bedroom extends the entire �
"Yes, Violet is 6,11 1 have. left now.
Ing in liar faca train the mad gallop
"How fired the poor girl looks 10 I
room, .. ' .. I
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dth. of. the vessel, and is a
'She is in England at pr .
I esgent finish-
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throu the b6ak autumn air. People,
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1vas t hinking, "not bad -looking either;
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I am makingsearcely any headway in
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Oasly furnished apartme it, It in. I
Ing bat -education. She W . oald -have
I not lead, turned as we scudded Past
iftex.
seems to be like somebody I kno w;
recovery.' In spite of what the doctors
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purely Venetian in style, decorated . . ..
been here a year ago, but took some
and looked liar. They showed
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their good.sense, if not their &ad
worideii who it is I I have it; if Aii, a
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weje a -t do worn and pale .and thin, she
say and whatmy poor
� father does his
beat to
in witilf, I . - . ��
I and blue, and is also remark , I I
fad about getting -a training in has-
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'Pital nursing. She will sail for
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manners.
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might, pass foi Violet, that is if her
Perfiqa4q; himself Is true, I
know perfectly wall that I shall never .
able for'its great beight� Although I
)Is
Montreal a week from to-ddy. That's
.
I had laughed at other man's heads
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eyes are right. most likely they 1r0
be restored to hedlth. I was looking
the Rhedive. is a bad. sailor never- .
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tholess possesses one of the largest , . .
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her Picture over there (in the Mantel."
being turned in a few weeks at ' tbe,only
brown. Wonder where Violet In
the other day at aphotogTaph I had
poleasuXe vessels in the world. She
I of up and stopped over to the
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Sight Of a Pretty girl' - 1 had to in-
now f Round Eloomfoatein somewhere,
taken junt before leaving Canada far
.
J�.- 6illea, the MubrouaA and Is of.4,500
fire ) � la!o. I
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cludd myself in the laugh now, But
-Isappoae. Queerwalvb never watainc()
the Cape. Inntead Ofa man .coming
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tons.
ti -V a Just ,got that about a month
this time I found it wag no laughing
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she landed. Wonder where I am V If
into the prime of life, I am only a
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. The. Queouss yacht ViatOrl% and Al- � I..
ago, Ithought you had seen it,"
m ttor. It w as no weaRc sentimental
she kne,W I � were' . laid up, she'd be
brokenj tottering poaftbldlug, read' Y to
bert, although amagnifident V60901, .
went on Colonel Nelson, "and Violet
feeling I bore towards Viollet. I
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hare-�-11 ,, . .
droll to pieces at the more breath of
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. Its furnishings � I
cannot be compared In I
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writes that they toll liar In England
wanted to be near, her; my heart
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And ao my.thonghts rambled on. My
of disease. � �
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to waujtof the yachts owned by other .
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it is very like her. 'She does not seem
Qirobbed wildly whenever I saw 'her.
gaze turned once more to the nurse,
Yn n
From pa I g ,6 at e;ntlaa . to t a
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rulers. AtItho.sardo time, it is very
to have changed muoh." ..
I dreamt of her at night; I woke'up in
the mornilig thinking of her, I could
who had moved. Just then, She woke
up witV a little Starts and, instantly
world beyond the grave, my whole In-
forest in centred in fhat abadow-land
roomy and beautifully fitted out, It 0 . 10
All this time I was looking at the
photograph only balf hearing what
read notbing; every.printed page turn-
looked round at me. Our eyes Meto
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to which my gallant -hearted girl bad
to, built ,at wood, and'haa a dlsplace� I
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moot of 2,470 tons, There Is a Royal � I
was sa-id. The feataxios, were those
ad into a picture of her. This could
and a moment later Violet's lips touch-.
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gone 0. little while bat Ore. But the
nusery on board. The Prince of,
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at a gira about twenty, they were
not go on long, nor did It. At the
ad mine. I I
"Oh,
thought 40f her.causes no, Vassi to
ton
Wale4jiss yachts the Osborne, is 260ft.
I t remarkable for their regularity.
no
end of a mwith I had offered bar all
Arthur, my love. at lastl Bit
burn within me, does not Make my
.
In length and very comfortably and
The face was oVal and refined, but
a man can Offer u, woman. Her
youi must n't speak, not aword.11.But
veins throbs nor my heart tighten. Ali,
luxuriously furnlabod, 4 o
the stri-king thin'
g was -I hardly know
answer was to lay her head upon MY
she stood looking at ,me so wistfully
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no I'When her form comes before the
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,as up -keep of these floating
how to describe
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houlder.
and, kissed me again.
Bye ,of mind, she 16 not dressed in silk
palaces is naturally a most expensive \ .
arily fascinating and interesting ex4
. Colonel
Everytbing went Wall.
There was asinirular feeling and a
and, jewels', appealing to the sensen ,
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ifem. To keep a 8,000 -ton yacht in \ . .
pression, at once sweet and resolute.
Nelson was extremely kind, What he
new one for me in that kiss. Whether
bar, oyes glowing in the light of life
full commission for twelve months '
"When did you Bay she: Was coming
said I have no intention of ropeat-
the wards at the
it was from Sheer bodily weakness or
for some other reason, there rushed
and love. go, no I She in simply, Plain.
ly attiredo her cheeks are wan, Rod bar
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would exhaust a banking Re � count of
homot" I as6d, laying the portrait
aside, .
Ing. They were
Canadian gentleman that he is.
. through me no surge of .passion. I
eyes are weary, yet an lof Joits, Sweat.
nearly ;250,000- Mr. W. X, Vander- .
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bilt recently declared that he Spout
si`Sbo sails next Thursday,"
"And
aortly after our m9la0ment a
. visit
Colon0l's to
thrilled, but -perhaps it won Simply
beemaso'l 1was not strong enough
neas beama in them, And when in
ray drearasshe loans over and touched
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A28,000 in tb�a coaraq of eight months I
she has been in Germany, was
nephew of the came
them ' 11� was a fine looking dhap',
PhySleally-my blood did not beat in
hot lips to Minot instead of the oidmaa
on hig steam yacht Valiant. ]Royal. 11.
deal
it, or France?"'
"In
big fair-balred fellow with blvo
my temples, as It used to,' an the can-
boiling, of the blood a feeling of per.
yachts, of courses are a great .
.
The Colonel looked at me. jggng.
n
I once that he found bid
trary a quiet contentment, a sort Of
fact) contentment steals over me, and
more oostly to maintain than Prl� I
land, at Cheltenham," he added.
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I excused myself early, but In go-
eyes. saw at
cousin very attractive, and. this fair-
faraway dreamy happiness crept over
Illo back quietly on my Pillows. and
vato coca. It is estimated that when .
the Czar an a, 6ru-188
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ing, out mot Mrs. Nelson, in the hall.
ly Bat me wild. It Is said that Pea-
me, -and In my hazy joy I lay bacW on
the pillows Rod with half shut eyes
forget the bitteraosa of it all.
December Prize Story in the Toronto
goes yachting
It wets h1w, aboufA 41,000 a, day.,Evon
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"I am afraid you must find it dull,
plo are, apt to admire their Opposites.
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I silly, and jealoas efiougb
watched Violet, Who, shaking bar head
Ladies$ Journal Contest, Written by
Emperors and Kings acknowledge I
that yachting I.E(an expensive Pastimes I
Captain, lot nia congratulate you;
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and wan
to fear that Violet might be estrang-
and Inger
1 with her ii On her lips,
Prof. W. A. R, Xex,r, Upper Canada
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this is the first timei I have seen you
since Y�ur promotion, slate you oeas.
odfromme, T)ie very sight OfFrank
WAS stealing back to her chair. ,
, College, Toronto, v .
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PARSON SIMNCE a A LLWYEA.
ad to be Lieutenant Cranstonqwhat.
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Uanditon made me sulky and Silent
I to him, churl.
Evidently she thought I had fallen
"loop again, She oat down, and turn.,
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A clergyman . I was glvlug . evidence I.
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Was I Saying t Oh, yes; I'm at -raid you
must find it dull here, ior .we are
andoavo.ge. was rude
Ish and snappy. I don't know, whoth-
ad her head partly away from Ina. My
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NEW MOOX WINDER. `
I To MitomOttleally indicate when a
in , horse stealing case, and the op -
counsel was trying to tons, A
getting old, and the house is quiet,
at he UndOrstma or'not, but anyhow
he hL9 debonair attention,
eye rested on bar face. How thin and
PRIO She wax I 0ek BY" which I kc�
Olt)* needs winding. & toothed bar is
posing I
fuse him, "Pray, air,!o' lie tried, "do
but.,I*rbaps Ip the autumn it Will
oantinued
to Violet. The wh:r bad already
memborad at, Toronto, _when they
6ttlobed, to the winding shaft to r1s6
,
you know th6 differeitoo between A, __10
be livoller."
"Dall I" I answared, float a bit, Mrs,
brokda out, and I had volunteered for
doneed and blazed in perfect health#
as the ,clock ulawituU, alevor being
pivototir at tho and tf that bar to fall
horde and a cowt" "Indead," replied �
the raverend igentlemon, 'or hardly.
Nolson, There Is no place In .- Toronto
I fool
Service to, Afried, 11 I were not ac�.
I d6t6rminod upon boingma � r-
were now dull and weary -looking,
though some of the old light brighten-
when the bax I& drawn u* high enough
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know the difference botwooll A hotali
whore so much dt home. I all
wo,ys prefer Old friends to new once."
cepted,
ricd at Onto, of 6OUV66 if I were to
ad them for a moment ,when I had
tO` alekr It, dropping aft indicator In-
to
,Rod 'a eow or between & bull dud A
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goo to the Transvaal, It would be sense -
first rotognised bar. Wror hands lay
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-onlr s� bull, I Rift told, has
bully; . �
I! � hope y6li will Act Jorgo. us when
t
less and unfair to ask Violet to 0011-
before her in her lap, liar knuckles
horns, and &'bully-" here hamao
.
we come back In the fall from Murray
Sent to our Immodia,to union, I Went
stood anti, and the Akin hung puckered
CTIPST STANDARD FIU19T.
a bow to the lawyar-"laekllY for Wes
��
to
my.
uly to the NOISOA's that very evening.
over. hot fingerx, And how thin she
Man Who, thouWh, AlIghto lat ,re#X)i
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has 110116-o' � t. �� 11
110% You are ,golag to - spend the
violat mot Mo Ift the Porch aloie.
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.had, become I nor figure was no
�Ourvlesl
the chest Ottlidird, are preferred an
MATRING BACON.
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,summer there to,
,#Tboro is Something X want yo.0 to
longer one series of faultless
tcVtultil tO those tho,t are sfout, the
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"Yono the Oolonel and I AT6, to meet
vroiol;ao me," I said, (to We' went into
It W43 11191114r now, and bar shoulder*
former being ,601midored .to, posaoss
.
: It takeS AbloUt 15' bushels 'Of grain
� Violet in Montreal, and tuoa, take her
tJi6 orawing room.
wer6bont forward. Bat my oy6o Al.
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the better frame, L
and MVAI to fatten it lArgo U460A 14,i
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