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Maroh 190, 1908 . . TXX CLINTON NZWO-MICOUD I 1 3
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g�'g.4���!;I�i,�l�ll,�!�ill��::� .*_*_*_1L 11 tell her 1XIL his perplexity! Irow fit I- ...
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I 1�; �Jlkk I . R+Ho+ 1 **" .. - A4%RAPA^X,. 1 4 .. 1 4 I. ki Iftl , � � �, � I � Mimi i
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. I . to when 4 koa,utlful girl 011% 4 30.44. again., it' I doo k q4tAllot, gr)$Wer (or r W40 I I . I
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I , 11 is broken, I � md lie Mms&. I liatit her" I 0 � I leen was now *bout five yearis old, Man $0 Sorely perplexed, a D . � .
r .. . � 11 6 %X" . . .1 or Sir Karl or Wir 11hysworth Piameod with the aurnwor days. X4th- that Moment he hated Lola for cora.
� il that herheart he � "nuOt it"4010 and, littl4o Qortru44, it pretty, wJu- Jug between theml Novo h to] 11 I . L 11�
. N knows that, it is for love 91 him, it same air. I canaot be NNU?,ro, I s9m lovJug Wife reAd, the perplexity latils, I I
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2041, - A Ga.,olden Heart . is haid indeed to be Augry. -. 'Never Sir Karl drove over early one .
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. N. . *1 must a0w you if it Is. twue", she Mind expense. Let us leave the hQuNQ1 inorning to White C.140" '%arl", she said, "you are keePo` 5 .
. � - colitinued-'11 will believe it train. no j.o.juorrow. 111ro. Jordan can taUe. . 11,4 h � 0 day is, very fine," he said to I A * ou ,. I
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I other lips but yours-th4t You, are care of it uptil we return. You must the I � Are trying tO taw It; but you ,will
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. . 10 .1 going to xilarry Dolores?" ftlire, 114ad f am vure I)o- not I succeed. ...... � _
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. 13Y 131MMA M CLAY ' write, to your fritals and tell then% I cavu read you I
I . . . . , . loreis will n9t enjoy it without you, thoughts. . you have ' I I ,� I
"Yes, I hope so.," ho replied. that you have beou called AWAY r.ud. 0 over to breAV.faSt." I t the faintest "I'liere are Ver.V
.1 � Authof of "Thc Gypsy,x vokag:4terto ;4A06thp I 'W`0 it . 0 in 4 . chance, believe me. no few cleans.
,,, ,W0MW,% Of that hope YOU OPO'kf tO denly, And bavo not tilao, to say - You had betttr
. . The old may% Was sinly too. doligbt- tell me At once before I find it out.'# in� operat!
I " me oil the night of your return?",she va tbe. time of- Your re. oil As they were firivin5 bacr4 to
, . Asked, . go,ila,by. Le4, . 4 ons in which Sunjisht I
. Rusbandp" O#A Hent's Dittetam," of,& Na Lovotil "Yes, It Was." turAilulto uncertain. Do you under. S4rZle, Sir Karl draw 'Xy darling Dolores, I shall novej Soa cannot be used to advattto
. � I standV I love from his ri,ht Its, off his keep , 41y Secrets from you.." Ile An- P
.. 11 � "I ,do raising her MIS. ad'. and the swerdd; and he NMO the truth. Tto .
. . " A Hear tra 1401;, o G_ 144-ys Q�r ft Etc� ��� I'llen," she oric The. sight of' the white, set face . age. It makes the, home bright
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. I , I I erable face to the iv.y, I'may 110%vou . uire'o attention �Was attracted by never latendoil SO to do. it ho. aid an . �
I . . . aroused wadame'a energies, ,d chean,
. .. I � : have mercy on mall 1-1 thought you , A 'I , g which he wore, Moot Lola to ascertain, why she want- . M 1
1 "It shal) Ito ilong", sfie SAW. "Just he ed to Bee him 1� would ,
. I . . wore allud�ug to me --I felt sure of ,, 'You wi..h. Rest, -1 at t% beautiful ring, Karli".
I � p,7tthollt speARtug, she opened the You have broken my heart; I swear itill , . . � ,01g, and to, ft'. I be only to --! -4�w--om---:,--,--.�-1-1�---.--, . �
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I , . I morrow we will leave tills spot, tell Dolores afterward every, wotd .
I OpOr And went In. to break yours, You have ruliviid MY "I do not see bow you could, . The yor.ng bAronet IsLughed pleas" .
I � It Dolores, who Was Sitting. in- 44 low lite; I will ruin yours. You ha%q Lola;"he returupd., "My filead.,bill 'whora I wish with all my heart that flatly, . that had Passed between them, (if CAUHRAS I . JeAXAIZAP �
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I v.bqjr near the window, looked up, tortured mo; I'will tor,ture you. 1%hon I bad ncivqr set my toot.09 � that be felt conviliced, so he tool, . . . .
witb you boa been porfevtly opoln. "It is v, sift fro Polores," he an- her ih hiS arms aind 1,
. I Maid *tile Icept her word. On the I I m I ,tsscd her watit .
with 4 Startled glance as Lola, en- the time comes for any revenge You Titer a e n .4 y thought of .,& ., never !loan one half
. � e b. As n vor b a n tot- swered. I have ,
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. a, little cry As'she sha � r naw. False lowluj., day. all -her friends receiv she cried, out for mercy. I
. I Must 3'emeM- I to saying thit, she bad been sual so. beautifull" It *As a large rub "'We, have been married all this . , ,
. . Saw the full ei�reoplon of the b,oauti- woman And trea. . erous f lvlkd, y� , loveon. zuy part. You, no t . , ,Y, .
- ,. X14 r cia her that A told yo,t when you .9VIA 'a tile mtd6t of which WAS A tiny time, Karl,. and you kiss irlb, as it we .
% .. 0. ful face. , call go now; but bowarial. It way be "a d.uly callod Abroad., and that - the white rose composed of Minute Aia- had I
I . , I Wit,. that your friendship with = 9 uncertain, n;onds. "I used to call her the two." M%rrI04 Only a I ,day or I . I .
I "Lolal" she aid, frightened more yeals before my ,vengeance coukes; should Yaqver interfere with your mar;- L ,a 1, in h ro f hit Written to Buy has
0 time at her return, bein been .
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. , she would have cared to own. perhaps I MNY Pat Seek It uJIM he riage." . , whito rose." be Added, llaud. t�he 0 f3dy . . � . �
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� I., ' No answer came from tbq French has grown, tired of You; but, be the. "Yes, I remember It. It xA,:st baye -farewell. * I given me this, ia� memory of It." beautiful Wifet" lie cried., 4(ov- I' . . . .
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I girl, who walked up to her with a intorval long or short, bewarej Lady The news of their departure - was . �y of v life I love * * � .
� . � been my fancy, tjlea-, but I d d b 111thAt - a. happy surpriser" I � A=RAS .
� . I 11�- 6 sooil All a* cried ,ad more.11 ,you more C . . .
haughty air. She let her dark trav- lRbysworthl As surely as tile sun .. or the neighborhood. Sir Doldres,, when ,' the Paw Ills) Squire. " I CAIMRAS , . .
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lieve you were beginning to care *'3r, Karl heard It with silence, ])a � Do 7014 "Ally,
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�. . oling cloak fell from her shoulders., rises and sets, so sure is My venge', me bu , 0 1 ores ;,But, papa'. I . J<Arl? Ah, my� I . . .
y Ithysworth's cruel � ought to Imow what
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I I : removed her hat from her he4d, and ance to'1411 upon your guilty he 4.1 I trpa(Lber with tears. Of Lola's -wild vo * ear, it Is too biright, too beautiful I I .- . I .
a YIPF . .. . W at Q expect When Karl goes, away ear� to lastIll . I . .
then, standing erect before Dolores, LdIA spoke with such fia,shing' ven!,r. an' -e Sir IC-arl brealh-.d not 4 . . �.
eyes, Y, , ly; it Ig always fo� ,you, Now the . '9'1'� TIA'V10 A IIARGX 'Uxr,n 01P . ..
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, "You,ximst, not spea.1t. in that wa Ile kissed'her aga,',n und told her . . . .
6 am -arth. wol 4 to his affianced Wife, � children must'come in to bre0fast,"
% ., � she said- wilbsuch. .4 tAireatening face, ,with X-ola. There. Is lie w . An .an E I . , . , that they W . 0AUMAS BUT TH]34 BUST FOR , . �
" I . . � � ' ould never J�e less happy . . - I
Ilet me speak. I ha,ve come to ask 'such . Sir Karl diclared I.litighin ' A CIMAP CAMI�XA IS., i
: I . po,wer ajul passion, that Do- so. good, so. Pure, so worthy of all 0 gly that because they could neQ love each � �
you a. question. IS it true that you lares shrunk back, pale and trembl- honor And reverence as Lady Ithys- CHAPTER XIX his wife spoii(4 themo J)Olores. V4... -other less. Dolores wag ,Satisfied al- B . I
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I., . . I . have stolen my lover from me? " ' . Ing, from the terrible Avalanche Of worth, .Whatever you have to say � � . ways . 11,rouilit tile same Accusation though still a little ,.%.rtxIo1,. . � ROWNIB I -TO 2 WIIICR W14 SRT.,14 � . �
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. . "Ihave stolen no one's lover," words. - . . to me, say, but leave bar name out ainst him: ' u4 I . I
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. . answered Dolores. . � "Lot me pass," she said faintly. . Two years and A halt bad passed A� I Father and daughter talked about - I . � ��
I . , of the, question. " � I since Sir Karl had married Dolorost, "We. have A large corr.ospii.nden.-o . .1 I . . .
� . - She hadgrown very pale, she was . "You may go now!" cried, Lola, "you love bar Sol " she cri.ed, in Lady liby,sworth, and tak this ni.ortiling,"' said the baronet, Opr him later on Just before dinner; and . . I AT - $2. . . I
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I : really afraid of the girl who stood opening the door. ")(on Will remelli- -tones of I Qtter despair. , an her to ailing I the letter-] Ag. ". . This is Lady the Squire said that' Karl ,wao not . Persons in-iloighboring to I . �
I . before her with such glittering eyes. ber your last Interview with Lai . his ,tately ou.n.lon a I � , .
I � . do - -yen. a' � f Sta,mdalo, Flel,qeki's hand Wri ting -a ball or din- . well; that. there Was a -look ofdis,- � Who , . Whig .
,� nd why not? 1, have . no or q1b.e wedding had been, A quiet one. . are. thinking of purchas
I :. "You have stolen mine, Air Karl* 1 Ferrasl Such happiness as a walatkalt- loved �Xly one else. � � Nile May 411 'love I Tilt, tress, about his face whi(h could on- , .. . .
. . . Dolores would not hear of this see- ner-party for, yoxi, Dolores." We ly come from physica.1 pain; but lie � Ing a Camera will receive, an .
.,� , was mine. You Arq a false friend arid I can enjoy Nvith 4 sword hanging over whom lWe please.." 'being celebrated in the I . rhimself, sO21le � I .
a false womant You have stol, h6r head I Wish you; . and marria,ge wt,re several letters to I
and I I.-r'ay that .She came a, fittle nearor to him. . laughed 4 Dolores., forebodings.. of 14astniah catalogue by drop- I I
an him,. I same church wberi.,� she ,had been on business, .some from friends. "I . I � . 6 .
1. . , InUr- ,-trouble . . . . pinX us a card, Other cia=eras - I I .
I knowing that he was minell, so much. of ,Your treachery as Reaven and laid -her hand uponhis arm. ried before; it wduld no urust Say," Ile cried, looking round ,, I - .
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. "He was never yours, Lola. When leaves unpunished MAY �o repaid by "Look at me," Oul saidi, with plt� . with 9, happy, beaming fAce, loth I .. . esides the 10astman can be �
.� . R ! mal'i I . ,sh� Averred, Ah'i rohove all she WoUld at "T,here Is - supp;ied . . . � . !
. I -1 - you say.that, you speak ralsely.. a . eous eyes;. "Ain T Rot fair to see?" , . 6ricti It would. recall I 4 fears, " he sivid. ,nothing , , I Films, developing � I
�. . dislike the ilieuk 0 like (6 number of lottersI10 . - . 6 1
. .. was kind to you; he has been, I She wrapped the dark' clotalto round .1 - - I I of wrong ,rl Is. not well.il I . I I . . .
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; : . I You are on., of the moiA beauti ,So the S,qwire, who had certainly Then you 4LIVIa what you like," "Ar4 only Ka Powders. and other light BUp- .
: � know, a true and staunch friend to bar shou-Iders., and draw her veil over fill a( women," lie answ0red..- '. - laughed the. Squire., I . ' -you going'�O drive me home, . I
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, . you; but he Was never your lover-.' herface, her whole form WAS trembl- gl'olvil younggr in his daugl ter's hap- Xarl?" 1% ,.a the 9 quire, when .the . Plies can be sent by niail, . . . �
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I all know Ito" . !'Am. X not as .fair As Dolores?" piness, took her tilt to London, Where .Sir Kirl's eyes. foll'suildenly on. ap. d art " ' . . .
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. F I I Ing With passion. '1�ro- she quitted she asked, the old, ' : t4tter. jealous small, aqua -a envelops. addressed to ,. as$ ., WA,s� Placed on the table. . . *Our dlieaP gxPQstrre Meter , ... I .
"I repeat that he was mine, I I � I Y -1 Joined hot,, and they wepe I -ow . . I , . I .
I . mine only, but that you be' and the room, she glanced round it, ' re- rising in her heart. . . 1 ,Sli Kit ' ' -In a lady's handwriting , ' 1-Iiiii .The bAt et flushed All over -his . . .
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I ve come meinbering the happy hours she bad "Perha. fairer Ili the eyes of oth-m marric-d ot St. George%, i-Irn.wer him ' handsome face�-_Jnot a Wilt flush, butt tire un I
t_ " . N. . � . . '�oolor, whicli deepen- der all, conditions .
between us -you, . . Square; but it was perhaps the most. : V.0tintellance changed when he saw it. a hot, burning and � .
with your pale, spent -there, and knowing 't1hat - site ors, but not. so fair in Mine." . improtending cereitiony eviiw perf6rm, his lips treiubil�d_ and poll the light - pays for itself in &-short . � . .
I : sickly face and yellow hair, thinking would never enter it Again. It was --I 'have not ,Ioun.d favor In- your ed. in thxt fashicin0ble c of happiness . I ed Wb(11 lie saw his' wife a�nd her fa- � . . . time . I
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- u, I .twith. a . .Malignant bur(h. T-hoy I W46nt out of his .eyes. titer lookqng At him with wondering by saving over and u � I -
�.. yourself no doubt, irresistible, yo . look that shb eyes," she said; �but. Silr-karl Inter- woot down to Richm(-A I Nor , theIr He opened, it and. read, those -few � . I tdor ex-, .
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�11.11 - say, have come between us." i watched Lady Rbyswbrth"wallt gui k I � . . . wodding7breakfast, ,ancl' froin ' theri . . . . . eyes, I I . posure in hogatives, . I . -1 . .
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i "I have not," replied Dolores. "Sir 4 ly down the long orric1dr, Then �he o,Why say more, Lola? 11,hat Is I .. lin "'"*by, Karl, ", -laughed Dolores,, . . I . i. . I
Karl has never been your lover ,and- went 1c ceeded. to the 1$14- of Wight for "X must see you. I 'taRe 11 . �
,' � back to. th� itble caiNiage, 13 pro .. Pan . - ,no you are.blushing 'like.% gIrIl And . I .. . I .
.'� . . a- done can never be undone. I have their lioneymo,bil. Dolo'res could hot refusal. Is dead, I am . . .4 .1 . . . . � I
. never will be," . . fore She" took 'her sea,�, she. turned to . . 'th I . 1. . .. . .. . I . � I 1,
,. . I always admired you, 'and been.,your desolate tid"Tute"ier unhappy. You what it beautiful blusla.1 I � *1sh .' I . I .
� � fti� was learning to love me," gaze at the house. .. .. �. . leave Kathleen for L More 114 a cotuld looli like thatill - . * ,
,. , . I frimfl-,moro than that I cannot say wcek; in her- opinion . r- professed friendship for 3ne in. for- . ' I '
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I � continued Lola. "I loved him with "I*do, As th . she said . 11101'a Would:iiidt,,�e true." . I . no nurse .or se Mer times. By th But the .Squire's' heart Sunk withiii ., .. . � � .� I
1. . ey did of old," � I . . * 7 vant could over take hor a plodge of frlend-� my" H.Rcom I I
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�� my whole heart, and my love h Ad to herself. "I sha v the dust of tile ' ' ' him! "There was something wron ,- . BE - , -
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� .� � touched him. He was beginning to piece from my feet.", . -- * 1. � " luxiderstand," she sald, Motlrn-� sho ever so devoted. They -spent one o,hip that you gave Me,, and by the -he Abought. - Ali, surel3i a time of - � . 1. . ... I I . . � - I
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� ,� . fully. "I am glad I cAule. 1 should - ' . I . ,memory of .my mother, I appeal Chemist aud Druggist, . ..
hAppy *enk cA Ill? isItind, and . then to sorrow and trouble haA not begun . . � . -_ . .
I - care for Me When you came botwecx� . 'Then Ellie drove'lionlo.' 'The return not have believed it train Any' other . . I You to let .me, see )iou.:. I will not I . I .
I us and stole him from me. It was wab managed as -quietly As tbo. de� � ,I han. yours. T � Went home to.Scaradale. . � � . . for.�Is child! - ' . . I I . . I . � . .
: . I ranle treachery. Can you dolly that pakture had been,. And madame ps, t I do . not bial,rdc � It seemed strange to Dolores td. .enter. 'the house -where ,the womaj2 . . I I. . . - _ . . i� '. . . .1 . .
4 . . . . "I am so sorry 11 Id -'- -_ ',- -._ . . .
� never I You. Remen�.ber that,, it she.had not . I eat Sir 'Karl- I 11 . I
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-1 you knew I loved him? I had opened - knew of liar daughter's visit -to Lad ' .live in tha .44ine neighborhood; but' who stole you from me lives; but for , really cannot -go. - I I' t . ,� I . V" , � . , * . I
. �. . my heart to you, I had told you that .11hysworth, . - .1 � ty eoll10 between us. you woki'd .. have in a diffortnt ho � . her, you would hAve .been Aiin-2. Let iave a see some 'u" ' I ' . " I
� .� I cared f6r me lit Vnne-�-yo �: could.not Mo.. From,tha, Woods . one this evening . on business, 4n:d I mil . � I
�:. I he was mine I" I I 11 on the west me see you this evenil;g; I %, ant A � , . . .
I I.. . I ' "I hiLve one More du-ty, " Lola said bave� helped it, .I%F.r �great love inuiit - . ern side oUthiii Hall,' .,. I favor from . you I the last J, I shall ask must.keep-my Appointment,.", ' I S L L ]D : Z 4 1 . . .. I I
1. "Re was not yours. The fact of to hers' � , glinipse of Ilia t o*Wera of Deoping ,S I
: . � elf., "I Will see him,. no mat-- . . . I . -life. , He. detested the bare idea of It � I I 0 . . � I I .
, . have influenced yiiiu�.ip the oylil- , - �rou' frorkiyou in my -You must' I .. .as � . � I .
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... Your calling a man yours does not Aer what it.'costs 'me, -and tell him are not hard-hearted," . .. . I Hurst could be obt ' ained; and, Item- .tell -Data , ' ' not .he uttered the words. ' . . . I . ., . .
0, � lieving tb4t olized - wife, wouldi ri ... ,_ . . . . . .
I . "Can 1.1drive Anywhere with -you?" . . ..� I
1, make him so - The fact even thiat yd,a what I think -of hilit." . n. move *9"lov-, 'to see .liar p1d home, Sir . . . ; . ,. I
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. . mpel hith to �. - "'No, I'am not'. I W I wil `:bb. p,t the Wh , gate SEt US FOR
1. I . . ad than, I �can'tell .y6u,'.1,61a; bult, my wlaic� asL�kd 4he Squir'e, his heart iiuklng' I .
I" love a man does not co, i With -that : resolve .she once.' more . be pleased clock
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,� . � . . . . - � KlIrl had the trus ant down which. leads Into Your Woods. Meet , d mor with that sense . . of I I �. 11 I. .�. .. . � ..� . . I .. 11 . � . . I
� . � I . love you. Sir Karl had the right ti6 sought,16ir room, SleeP.',was Out Of ' dear .girl,* I have never Misled' you ; . . . jne there, , . 1. . . I in - .. . � . -.1 .
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I . . love whom he pleased. 'I the question,.And she spent the whole obstructcd lliqlow. - I . I %� . I . I . � I - . . � I .
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I . din departlire of piAd.Anie'had abht� I . said . . . is the int I . . I . . . .11
ated Lola sullenly "if you had . not her c Wis: true that lie , "I, ��Jiall� tal:o It with me to MY' ' I - b on unable -to d * ' '01, - - g . ` . f I
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... C ,,y6u:,Call . . -Ld. ,.It was believed - that she.( had. ,Can she . want .a it . "How strang6l . . 0 - - . . I �
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, eein us. . had ;n��t, made love .to- her lit the . I ' 'she raplio(L . . . .Q " . . I .. . - 8--
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"He would have loved me," reitek-, Of. thAt night In.pacing up find down , fanc.V of ,yours . . The -excitement eaused Ity the oud-e - '1. thought that old chaptin was , ,� IN A
hamber, Tt' � N% III forgot. in a few days.!', TR , � tfin�. you liave: .
ome bqtw . . . . . . g: a - 01 . me? 'The girl. is a pqrfebt-1.1 - . . . observed Dolore, .. S, � E I .. .. . �
"My dear Lola, you tire ,quite .. conlinoll" acceptation of .'the'' p'h'r,dsej ,love as s4ch .- gon,;i emay 'train. some ,political mo- . . . Shall.1 drive, you,, papa?" . I . .1 ,. . . . . . I
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: I Y, � Oh, how blind , .i. But he d1d not - finish the s0n-(�Tl " . I I I � -.1. I .
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I � I 1wrong. Now be reasonable ,do n to would hil,ve . - tive" No one- kneW. how r'elieved'w I . I � ce; But A vague belief that his beloved ., .. :: ., . . . � . . . � ".
� ; � at but*h� loved her. in. time e ,va t mrst Ito! -There has never been Karl . . . . .soiaoo remnant of -loyal , . I I ... . . I I . I . . . I
, . starril and look at me as though I , had it ilot'b" , I this mcis i . L And I A,!y Allartmore were: that ty, $am . . .. . I . , � ., .1
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� . Of. JDOLql�Qp . .. vo. doop enough to madame au'd *Ler da I Ory of, the , ti he had ` been, . I . . I I . I
-est enemy. If there treacher' '. cruel ;, iriatei-It Is a 16 , " inani� child Would ,be' better ,and safer at � ,.. � - . . I I 1. I �
were your great y . 1. . ughter, had 'left I me whiiiii . . . I . :1 1. . .1. I I .: 1. . ... .. I .. .
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had beem oL-ny engagement, any- ac- "I ouilit, to have had'a'-far better I the *Ile!jlil�orho�od,. . .her friiind, same Pitv.'for her - bo.� - "Noi my 'darling, ' 'If ad catit gp' - . . I de clean h' ' ' ' - I . I . .
knoWledgment of love between Sir chatice of wIniling hini than she ,ever . that. , falls tp tho lot of man. No ' T-Avy, fell i lito tile u'suft,l - cIluse pJIe was � motherless aiid deso, Y are . .ome !grown , I I . . I
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Harl and yourself, I would rather h I ad ",she said to � heri§elf, "If she . o6er woivan will ever '16ve you so � life, 'an"d wet -0 very b,ftppy. :(,Ilia. 'dAy. 11110 prevented - it. '. For what , kb�� I James, I w .e. hi . . . . . Clover and , Tiniathy. - Als6 I . . �. . . I � � . . I-
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bavedied . ha come ,between us, he would . . .. Dolores put bor.ttrhir round bar hus-' - bly want him he could- .. a with pleasure " said : .Alsike, A' iick4, �
, . marry himl " - , . . I . . You- Will wili. hip: hor and la.vish. a, - ,.� . liat ima ' ' . *h Sir Karl, with a look of . r6ilief- a wheat" 'And � . . . . 1,
I have twon'minel;l? 'arid. -by dint ' of . band's neck, and paid to him- . gine. -, A, Alf thouplit cross- . all,kir;4s. of� Fi0d ' '. � I
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1. "I repeat thathe was mine, and ponstant repetition', She. believed it at 1whole 'world- .011 tiffeeflotv, and I _ . . [ler' it 'might . So it .Wa§ arran&ed, . and Gieiden 86 d . .. . I � .. . I
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. . go ear y : in . -it is impossible.": - - _' be, liftonqy; but madame j,Oas ive�ljthyi �. , . � . .
: that Y-14. have stolen him.," . last.. - She would ' 1, the . I I . 11 I ... � . .�. � . 1. I .
. "re was never yours " said Lady -* Mat* . .. I I . and, L�61% .bar 9 good -night .b I ... .. . . .. . . � . .� .
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. - wing to .Boa Sir Karl; 6 -should -believe lt�to 1-c hot- due, tal,e if -as ft d1vhy , Doloroi?�., he �askcd -in tie:-. - aply'.child,' Still if. ftfitar bid -ding A.lovin t 1. .. . . . . i.
.1 -th""I .1 . . .. uniage you ought 'to -pity her: but,�. ., . . ... . Ii daughter and her- children;. drove . ' '. . - . � . . . :, . . * . . � .
RWswot have his own word not es6tpe. , . I I I h, . , I , would -be. Almost a relief to him it . h I . . 1 . � I I I .
I-- I . . .. . � 1. - t.nishnierit; . . . ,. . I ;ff with James Ashford, .. -. . . I 1. I . .
. . - his rfect 11400ind so!'. ,she a . . this, groopa,� . . " .1 .
I --d, . I . . "I am. going. *for a lior4g. walk A "It is pe in'the pony -carriage., . . . .. . 11 . � .
I I r it,- . , as for returning It,, .women of. her I 1 N1 . 1.11- It Wore 1noney.:,. 116 would.not d6 - I . . . � I I . . � . �
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. Lola's face flushed with rage. , - morning, ihamma,"she said-, ."so �' .Nta,np tal�e, but;� never give., My love, . swat I iytking without telling Dolores. lie . . . All .,qt Lowest - .
n . accompany Me. 'of tilt 'Whirl I . an - 11 .
. "So -you have talked to It . ,would. be'a - bre4th - ."I am not going. atraig4 jidme,",' - - - ,p . . 1. , .
Ira abo.ut. will ot,'Ask idiCto s thL earth. , It is mean looked up, W1W a glleUt sigh. - Tt i. I I . . . . . .
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�- mel" she cried. . I It w1ill. -do -Me,, more good'than �: dii.-i-v, wilildo-hers as the fallit4t sigh,, Ah , ' I.Po I - - ... . I .. I seemed to hiM,'ihat all the perplex-' 'he Soda, "I Shah go. I � I lo�
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I "Yes, I have. I will tell you ban- Ing. I I. . I I . . ... Xaxl,". she cried in a pathetic voice, .on "�� , hall I do A , ny - thipg.to Mal�e YOU . . � �.. . :1 . . . . - . . . � . . I . .
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. estlywhat pass6d, I had often won- , rIt will be, an exicellani 'hind fair- ,,))all" arid thbr%'bofore you'givii. up . red rose for 'him had always been . NO.'wa;rning cam .1 I , . � I . . I .
. - . I � , I.. A little less happy?':', he asked ,%vith a He Was ' . I .. __ . � . . . . . , ..
dered whetherke really knew his own you, Lola,", -returned ma'dame, re- such lo- a forever," I. , I .... I : smilo., "Shall L. for. in i f * " ,. surrounded',with -sha4ost th'orns. . . . .their laot meeting on caith, that. . . I . . . I
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. Ind, and I asked hirn. Ile told me 'jjp,ved. She haa, 4eUrod, � that Loltt 11o, could not.help feeling touched. . " ance, orm a looked. up to hild his'wife's e fi 41 . . . I . . .
. . Plientolait friendship with'sonle of tfit , I I ., - . ; . '
I plainly that he had never even had would be ov`e*rwheJlticF4 With .Borrow.; Si?,uruth' love laVished, and in, vaiial I beduti. , as of -the ueighborh6od? I a n m. ' � .: .. I :. ..., .. � happ-9, household, and thi�t-the sW - ` . I . I . . I
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- the least iffirtation' with you, but instead of that she Was, laughing' . a.'' .. el . . Shall 4, 'A sigh, -1KarI!-a1i4. such a 'deep . ,brtght .look on t1lo, Ta" ' of Dal -�etp . - P ,M ' t1and,, ,:.. I I
. . A ll� Ile felt f r tb).girl hers f, for what , try to I.e Juipat ant and. quarrel-' .'. , .. - ,. . . ce ores' 0. . . ,ai .,
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thathe had always esteemed Your bright As ever; L . must be . her hulltilialion . .. .. onal What Is. it ab6uf; - and � fr6m* would , * b , . .: I . . . . I .
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1. I I friendship, hlghly�that * you yebre- � . '!The storm 'has passed..over ' her trcss., hii anguish!... . * . . . . "No,, c4tainly 11 . at rt . . ... .. I 7A�Join to vo,4r letter?'. I , ,4 � : I �. TlIeY stood together;,. Sir Karl* And � � . ` ,.. .1 $6edeSSbr tC;.0 , IL Cboper I I
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� friends, but nothing more, and -you 'Iiejft:d and left her'untoliched and , un- . I") lie time ina . v eoine;"�She -resum- . , They Wei -e sitting 'in . ' ' 'i first iMPUIS6 Was to tell� her,' Dolores, -little dreaming . of what that .: : " I I .. , , - ''. . . .
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ak plainly -that he - troubled,". "So, 111ougot *the moiltor, 0d, "whet � I his second - not to. let her . t woulif bring forth, watching I .
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, loved me, a7i6 no one else. when' you. will - Want'a- natute as. . eats; ' Sir possible. It could 'bring her ;h6hcarrl age P.., and ' ng ad�leus, -to: . � . . � . I . I
. It wa,s ,�i.ho little understood her daughter"B . Karl threw.-tils , arms around .' the . only . . .. I I :
1. then that I promised to marry him.', character� . - I '.. . . . st]ronq AS Your Own to .bell>* you,.Ah, � . . sharpestpain And cculdda�nog,00d. the Sguire until lie - W" out of Sight. -_ . . . I
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�.. I � . "After stealing him from me . by She' foll6wed L la, -to the door''an . d t hon . you w! I.- migs me: -1 w a graceful figure and kissed the beau,ti� Her',woed r . Then Lad� Allanm6r I I - I . I ! I I . _11, . .1. ,. . I .
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. treachery.1 If you had- not interfei; saw - 'bee start. She admir d'-th . I . '. gr I I na4le was a but -den of sorrow, and her hm4band: I . . .1 . . . .
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.". ed,he would have loved me," 'etty costume and.,the c h . �. , .her.ha;p iue�s too bright, .to- last; ,A - _'T hope.: Papa is . . ".
. . Qx pr . Oquotils . , ,"'My, dear,Lola," ltr)sAW huskily,, a* 11 . . I . . P � . not disappointed. � . .. ... ".
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. claimed Lola. "Ile wrote to me hat, and 'thought th t -there ivas-n If I could but.,ptirsilude. you� that� It - !,Are �ourealfy.'sci well c6nterato, . . (a 11 1. -e YOU, !drive h lia, , . . .,
. .11 I ,a (it I . . I I superstitious chill cAmb over., him . a. to ha� � . I ,� - 1. - . I I 1, ., . 11 I - . .
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� qnstantly from abroad; *he eltme to, in the whole Nvorld-'Any One'so bo.au s, IV I t o6: I . .,ad that .1)6,or' ' -� ... . as lie' looked tit -the letter. He Would . . .4 i � ": I. . I I . ,� .. I
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I - See me on the very night of hisi re- tiful.and charming as hoe child.-' ,. , 1 cannot find -6 6 express . oil h0t. tell-; 1)61�i'esl what 'Was -in It. But I I I . . . . . '.'L . .,. :
�,� . . . . - . I I . � . , wait ' ' my. : - wn almost Afraid, to say. it; 'but �. 1. . , I k. . . . . .� �. . . . I . , . I . .1 . I . � .
turn, before he thought of -see" - - .. . 7..��: , '. raw., 'Boreas,-nable"'.' '. ." . - I , �, I . . . . ..
. ,ing , sor . � I �. . , � . I -1 I 1 4 1 11 , . I 5 le'saw t4at � he loo ,ad pal'. and, * - . . . - ': . .. ..
I :. " . . t - CHAPTE R XVII.t. .'- ,: � - am PerfectlY a,Ppy._.i_h.AVo not � 1, I . e - . ' I 1. ; . . . . . . �
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. .- .. It was seldom that the gentle na- - , I '. ...� , . . I 11 .11, " I a one ihadovi .61 ' citire, not a, . wish un,. .11 I 1, " , I . : I I if :: I. . .. . � . -
, , . had . . ' , I - . " . � . I You h1XVe hw.l. news sh I . I . . - . . I .
. .. 916: answercd * "I must hear th . fulf� , �. . I � . , Xarl?lt' 0. I .. % . . . I I .. � .� :1 .
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%,.: . . ture of Lady Rhysworth was �aroused Sir Karl I risen eat Want- � Nivhoie- Irtith while I am, here," - sh . � . I . .. ..: I I .1
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. to anger, but her heart swelled'with ad to ..go 0 at, 'to Le�plug ' Ilurst. arldod. "You say it -Is t66 late. 'Per- . I - I. �. . 'L . . I . . : � . I/ I .
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., Vals girl, N%lj; - cared which .to , consult bolores-tfie . color . ba,ve for yo LL'oh . I. I . I . . � . . . . . I I C . . :: 1'.. I . . . t ... ..
,... � � tie 'daughter. , At fir I. !.'bay had, b "Xii, my. darling -Indeed I -have ' � , . ., . . I 1, , � �� ,X� 11; I . � . �
it lxen sense of injustice. Why should Every day 'he- found something . on hapg it I; not., You do not , �,na,W . � .s ee$1 . . �. . . 1261 . ; . . .1. 1. .., � .. . . I . I Il . . I 1. .. � . .. . .. .
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� . becalit,et .this girl had chosen tb ta�e I)Otlhhg,,, . . . I' . . oil, could btt'doulo. 1vould lyf1a:,,e'you lilippiej tilan any of'Doloros_ They narnod� the , little The Squira looked up Ili i6rider At .' husband, he was the Ve 11g4t. . .of. my i I Is . I I -,%..: b : �. .
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, '_ .an obstind,te fancy to a mail who. 71 'her ' ad % I v. As lie I at . dr)Wli (1t)e els,_ ciln, because.1 love you so . 11C the .thange Jn his. 4a,ughtitrls .voice . . .*.. .,ell . . . � , I il , � I .�
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: �� ,cared nothing. for her? 1VIlV should W Ills .9olitary.: brea),fast, he himailit- (_1e4l,Jy, If you do not inw,ty Do- arl%,'heroines in �poetryw-'.'Gortrude, $IV. 1�4rl.was at a 'loss -for �t , few . - I IvIls -D.�An . d n . oW- : . : �. - I I . . I I : � . � . .
. . I N�rel�ehed for 'I.y C,Qlll1r4J1,LIatdd i, y 0 ' 'of Wyicillling.." , . . . . � 1. . 1. - . s . . .. I I . I .. I �
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I _� that? She ros with the gracefui woilld so( it ]lit\ e a fal, f . I .IT ,t:liould give. i I . . . . . . 1. I
., e " are OPPOsIt6 and. their calthlY look out for a bot- . . her.'w.ur name,'! he. .show the ' letter to Dolores, it would .� . I .. . .. . . I . . I . ry : . . .. I . � . . .
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�i� . . tdignitY natural to liar. - . I . -, to Will alld 'W Slvft't- i 6ice fo, tAlk, - inaitch;, while I- h you . . b4xd Said I to ,])Woro�;*' "but I think 'Mako her 4niserable, she' wou Inlag'-. , illgilt. I I I � . I �
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I..." - Are t-h6re is a burden of 'snvrow aboat it, � ]no fill kilids of horrors, and.pethAps . .". .. � � . .
1. "I will not prolong. thls�.dlst . him. . . . . . Ali dief?, " , �, I . ... � I A '.siit6r. .11 1. �
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I !scene by denying the truth of your .1tan wao"noverbiten"ilcid* to Ilve '. Ile took the . hnd the little ona must have no sorl- 'tholr happfaeo ivauld be destroyed. ThIli "- do. not, go wrong of them- : - hiwileift. 'To sectire good pictures.' , .
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;.. -1 words. You know that they are. alone,". he sa,ld to hiiiii,elf; !'and no "You are. -not yourself, Lola," I I If lie refused She might bavex'e4, and - Selves; somebody pushes them, . . I � �
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*11vickedly false. I am innocent of the . Ono has been' Ina: a 'nil-gerabliti'. under raid. "'I -will, tot I liqtc'n fo anothcr� P,v(n, those few words had . roused think. -ho- was ficepihg A secret from.: ' . 'L , *.� . . , , . I ., I ' _ " .. ", ' ... I .. .
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, I . the ordeiLl thtill 1 hav ' ' . . -his wife's .nervous anxiet . V. �� . . .� � woods of tile sitter and give him , " p . ..
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.c ten, . rd� .Let ino tell van. this�-# , is. - - h H.4 compyo ni iso' . 008,1ror 11ritfisl �Arn' . .
�, harge you bring against me, t.L e be ',t* .L . � Wo' . . . . % . . . I . �: . I I iy. . . the o).portunity to beconie at , ' " I lj
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-1 ,<)tie knows it better than yourself.. I . aowevei; it would 'lot be 4�r long� I)etter to be fre,tik With' you. If. Dio� om'Karl," she whispeeed, 'ddo. . 'Yot! thrustln,,,r�tha letter Into the' ftths'. ' . -ch 6. . 1P . I . . , 11 . I . I f . 1. .. , �. � : .... . �
1i . . . really tWilik, My i - .. I _London I - Mat -The. 13111twi rLl.-. .. ea ., -We Purs e, thl .. .1. . . .
� I I anust say., Lola, that I am stirprised he thO'ght- It was too earlY 'Yet to Iproo die6. to -morrow, 1. should go un- x6thes means. a; bur of his p6olwl, And- siiyIng lie W I I �se u s .course 'and ... . . . . . �.. �
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�. . so 'little 90 W DcWng 1111 . � ' ' , . . 6111,1A * my. estiinUtes for '1903-0il 'sllt . . . � - 7 1*1 . I . .
I tbato you should have shown Mt.: Tile fir"4i hours Married to rhy grave. She is the on� den of sorrow?'p . . '.. ... thow It to.her lattor*-on: � , - , , " 1!% .d - ' ' . . . I -
1. . 11 . I 1111he word 'DoloroR' mcaps Bar- . , vatting, talled fill, a tottli ex. jits,tifies Ahe thtle . and, . �
Maidenly delicacy As to try to force of the -day were always devotc(t t . � � , last a .*, the' restilts I . " . I . . I . .
� I . L o, I ly-womall I ov&'coi�ild lv . � ,. oils I,t- anN,thing inip patielice, llsed� ` I .. . I . � I I � . .. � .
, 3rour affcction on a man who did not Kathleen. Re had found by expol-i. --and to me I't ,I . row", tie replied. I . ,. � , ortant!" she . pondltilrc�of $171.225,000, at)(I pro. . . I I . . , .
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1:�. care to receive it."' : once that it was Almost useless to is fixed beyond, recall, , I .could .not I'llut, liny d.rling, ,what sorrow,cah I I ' I - a I . vidaii f r 'Z 5)761-,niiall, 0XV , , . .. .. .� I . . . . . 1. . ;
, I ' . I . cattle . to mo?" - she asked. "Irow 1I;;0h,, no," L6 -ii.nsWered-'1OnI,v .. the ,troops in Illtll,t.�, "Ibe csit.,ioli.�;�. .1 . . . . I ., . . . .
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� , � _ shrunk back, brave as she was in tile I baby" had. been prollorly. equipped. t,�� Dolores, -'Now'be your better, I 7hon her Anxiety left � her. It could 'rentiltuire .in. conne(ji,,11 , _ , H '. 1. T 10. I .
,.� . So spoke Lady Rhysworth; but She ask for, Lady * Rhysworth until love. you, oVon if I could prove false - . le favor asked by a neighbor!" , ' $20,000.00'
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� %nowledge of liar own truth, from t1fie Nai n%orc lbving inother. e%,er llvcd,. -brighter selt,.r,nd target all this." what I have feared' 411 My life? , It I ally be a letter, fr , onti of the ton..;' A friba.. , .. I . . I. .-()i,(,, - - .. . � .. � I .. I I � . .
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angry face that Lola tul tied . . "Say," she said,. llitterly,, "my bet� bais been hanging over me like a dark ants who Watited soinqthin� done, ' . , I . � i . I ______.1 . . � .. � I . .
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..: �, I . good And noble. Let me* tell you a V. the intervening hours thinre-is ce,taln, Dolorcg,l wixil, 1011, ,_.� ��. � , , , ; . � � I .
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�.. � few bome truths; you are clujok with A cigar. -on .tile, tolrace;. from .1 I . . llv'o7�o�.sorrbfv thall over reach YOU. (no thought - * was, What did, Lola, 411 - ... . � , I
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., odoes the world think of the delicate, - 66 - surrounding country. 'Ila Wag Sho. raiskld her right hand and-bi , . - he' Oil .- §h .� 'I., I . I I . I � . rl
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4 . I (.0t.114 not butnotle.6-how white 'and ..h.11 Le called Goetrude." . . � Poloh,W Ila looked at the brigh't, . ,.. . . . � � !. . .
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I I heav(a. - , � . I . . Wife, Sir Karl ,(vorRhillied And IaV6. %low could he sadden it 0� .. . . . . � .
1, . . -who married an old wan for his ward frombis cigar, and' think,ing . - . 119h, h9+IO�',"d` 11'4011ten bt,t ilttlt even for 'a;, 0ionlent? And y � I \ � . . . � . .. .
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� oney, and two years after his death -with h smile of the tale lady, he lov4 *.'L -swear vVn,;cAnce against tile wo-, he . . at he , � . . - I . .
� -would marry a young, one for love.- ad, And of the. little, child who had . Man, who has robbed me .of my.. less. . . . . � hated to keep a, secret from her. The . 1�_, ' �. .. . . I
With A little twined herself round his It In loveir" she said, soloninly, "and swear I , tandar . I
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. oart, Searsdale was, every one declared, .struggle betwooll )lie desire to save I � I do . I � '.
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; , to the wooing of a Man Who will could have beeii t suffering ty, The new Lord I.Itly.sworth, Who ful to liar hi�de. him . Wretched, . . . .. . . .
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never tolerate the presence of vChother --eabee can infli . 11 , Re , I
. 'his Pang. forpvuig-�Ahe sharpos, had, � ta! an nit his 41 ode u.t beeping # 'IN hat day of the Month Is It, I . .
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rrian's child in his housiedallity Do- WAS it shook to him, wheA, turning tot, you, 1-r do not hate yott-a false Iturst, Was one of the same ollinion, Xarl?" asked Dolores, ad they stood . 444 1,. � I . . . .
. lores, who, with all liar modesty, suddenly, he l:4tw Lola hear him He WOM61 has, taktri you train, lite, It and a constant visitor.there. ,Wi r together in the libeaq roftot lunch- . 7 N I � . I .
71tis d I hot, artit.1 wiles. to had heard d I,ady Allanniore were the eon. . , . . I .11 . I I I � . .
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nolill,&fiood, and then whis,ers "Lola?" lie cried, startled Morb �yot% thInU of me, that MY heart Is I 0 1 J . . . . I . . . I (
_.,,�-Ial u maidenly delleacy? Afy faults than holiked to show. . News h,t.d colne to Lady Vielden tolith of JUrib," sh� said, hat I I I I I I . I
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yours are hidden. I A shil,dow! seemed to. fall. ove'r a, ory. (hat Vadia,nio da rerras wai d6iad; 5091Y, "as the 11rht d(Ly ork whichyou DoWt FroWft.-�14*- 4 '!. JAW,M= _,_, 11. .1 . I .
.. , "Lolafll-he cried) "do not lea,vame 6ho had died at Rei 'elborg after a Uoined dull aftee our, mairriage." - . aw-,;�;om., . 0 . . I . I..
love one man honestly; you bAvo thing. Itecovering hinitielf, be wout in that wayt You distress me In- . . . I . .
ocither loved or pretended to love up to her, And helti out his hand. long. and protrapted illness. Sho Iliad "I am not dull, surelyll' he dri6d, I -row inany krows 'Are :warred by the . All ki . . I I
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two. Oh, Sweet Dolores, wbat now "This IS i0ced - a sorprise-So c. -, s v, Tell me that you will I%ft Lady Field n a, canteo *hlehahe "Tha-t canndt bei, Dolores.": � . ugly wrinlile tailed a frown. . . I
try to be happy. I cannot bear, you . '! � in Wanted andl� .
' - is - the to.l(a,...0 ine like this.o� . . oin, trying to fix tile eyes . I P I .
Of maidenly delietwy?" early In.the iniorningtl I'liat, Iliad once admiredo and Lola, .had "Yoli are; and a grfttiar crime,' It cWtnos fr '-Fthe Wg 16st P1.1ces. paid. I .
� . Lady 11hysworth did noti answer title of a comic song, Is It. not? O� , .. . . . Q- __ soot, it to her ,through the poAt. Ka,,), 3�ou could not commfte--�Tlj my . 1� I I I
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her. She saw that it was useless, as But his'bright word'died Aw &�o tul-ft.d hor u1blIte face to 11.11ft fit . I hat event made people talk of the opinion at le"t, for T love to boar On. a given Pohit bih�l forcing theill to' i I I i for any . . I . I
NY illetit farowell,- and then pissed out family nn.1 of 331oatillod, 'Ili-- bouse your laughter. Whitt has boon the perform tasks for Which they are fii-' I I
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litterlyfalse. She moved train her act. '. . 'Ievator aild
I wits. left In It. It wgs rumored that ticed it; he sayg tMt ha, fears you I I Oall at the .11,
AGMe as though she Would quit the "Are you III, Lolal Great 11cavett, I . . I � .
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I I straight to liar mother and flubg he - to, be correct, Onfin nloro site went up to 11hu, And hot, fill- A. PAIII OV GOOD, 10 ,T,A,S.cM8, VITT- ,, -see u,q 'before §011in .
llob,onl), but Lola, prevented her, She Wbtttlig wroPg? Ubab 10 the matter? . 'r I roN W I . go, I
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adame-is anything wrong. %�Ith 41,1118 &VO 11(ulullett was in tile Illarket, ivial 1his ger traced the Iffics . UM BY US, W11',T, ASS1,14T XX
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� Vninnia,", -she said, "do You real- tllna it was ptIrellaq RIVING AWAV T119 I-IR01M .
, 'her arms outstrofthod. ma,da,mal" 0 .1 ly love me, giul wish me to live?" . . ed by a, rl(h nian- "' ' Phis IN quite 0, heiv lille ovoryouli , D � I . � . � I . .
"You sb4t,if hear me," she said. 111 "Ther6 Ili something Wrong/ o�e W ufacturer who Wished to inake, his brow) Xatl- I never sit* it until to. . .1.1 . �. I � I I . I . . . . .
I :kJoliv eon, ,you ask me that, Lolat X,13t,roo into ,society, io there ,was d a.V, Now, what has- brought it - _... .... I . . - I I
,will force you to liston. You bAve staid, slowly, "but it eokleernf4 moo You al -d all I Wive In the world. It , I � .
,11on6 this gbameful thing to me; you notmadaine. It- 1.4 it voly silliple I ilort, end to the bistary of One fewilly, hero?" � . 1 6 A I GPLILGO I - I . � I
, .1 I . havo Stolen my love, from ble; And I wtongi but one WhI tfi I I ity tif .% our �otx word to die, T should die too." an'd the beginning of tile history of ,it e4talot , tell. I think you *111 � die title lowalier 6kid , . I
� otou folto door. My licaft is hAtl4ol.", '1VI11 yc,u do. that %hiph Will s6Y6 #,' k�
, ,Iswowe to be revengo'd; I ga,ve 2 ,',other. No outer inforintoillww Witt soon wild thom all away. Kiss the .
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roprouhe# or rins.loaxte vordo; twill, dame. Vor "tuo short linto after m4tialfia'$ ',-,he W, ased filent With her I �t
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. 1: . � I IIIIIIAA t4ko me 4way from thl" death there wtut a fear of coming ftesh lips, Itow lie lohgOd WIth Ali . i �. ,� D . Urqnhart. ,
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