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I I November 19th, 1900
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Got ti 0 Most �
Out ,of roar Food
Too 4QU 0, 404 C1110: it YOUt 4010440b
loweAk, Awaskistammu 4(,Nm zoo 41.
goot all� ,that Ist or4lukrily ta*oa Into It,
It getq 'tired e4vilyt and what 4 bils - to
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Among the 4180A of e.WeAk AmAsch I
ArO oriestsinelm after 04ting, Atst of ner.
You$ heA4440# $44 diongMAble bolCb.
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04 1 have bm troubl*4 with dy
earls, and txleli I , _Mepqla for
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gut never got Anything that gave me, relief
Qatll I tooll; HoodIx Saraparills. I cannot
praise, this poedlicine too b1gbl* forthp good
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Of p,rAulte she could not be harder to watch and 'Ward. Opposite this I land 31r. Ormiston looked ,savagely . �
1210 than she is."- . I � cheorful-loolking guardian, was 4, tall : And uncompromisingly jealous, ,.rho
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" SO she doe � on't Care About' you, 4gureJa black, standing 1notionless,
"Not Bhe. , Animated akeleton who had admitted OF
She has A little Bien. Xt we$ 0, female figure, very tall and the two friendis stood in thil twi.
b0al lapdog that she loves a th ,
ihen'.Pl AIx it it, too, Was carved in ebony. i them closed the door after them-, and
. ous slight but 40 beautifully oymmetri. I light On London Bridge. I W
cal as 4 Venus Celqstia. Her . dress
arid tillies more than she ever wili , I I
1110", was of. black Velvet, that owept the i i.
"Then what An Idiot you, are to polished iloor, sp4rigled all over with 011APTEM 11. *1 When the butter WoWt I. "r
keep baunting her like ber shadow! stars of gold and rich rubles. A pro- . , *-' �
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Why don't you be a, Ina fusion of shining black hair In waves "Well, oliAJ4 Ormistou, drawing I -
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Out from your heart such a goddo4v?11, And curls fell AlMost to her feet; but long breath, ,,what do, you think of
. "Ahl that's easily said. but if her face, from churn" -is an. old time dairy ,
I ... forehead to chin, was th4t?" ) �
)7OU Were In nly place, You'll act gx_ Completely hidden by A black velvet I "Think? Don't 4sk Me yet," so,ld proverb. It often, seems to
actly 441 do.", n1ask. Ia one hand, exquisitely, I Sir Norman, looking rather bewil(kr-
"I don't believe it. IVO not In 1 Mall And white, Pho hold a gold co6s. I ed. "I'minsliqh-A state. 01,mystill- IV.Ork though no Lone has ever
Ina to go mad About anything wit , res .
I Ic t blazing (like herd s) with I cation that I don,,N rjghtly know .
a. masked �4ce and a marble heart I ,,r;eb,les, and with the other She toyed 1. Wb10th6r I'm Standing On- my, head or told why, . .
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4 .-is -Ago" me, I 114WAY1111*0 4 0 the I . . If I loved any woman - i With 0, - tame viper, that bad twined I feet., , Vor one thing, 1 have colx.�o to When -mothers are worried
81'r Ing and fall an'd - not bo, %Athoat, Kiss me, darling-stai with me; at the ' itself round her w4M. This was Vile Conclusion that . your masked
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Xr..� . 0 . I . CHAPTER I., . Love me-lovC, ate, leave we nott" Present time I do. not - and obe. � dofttless La Masqu6, And,, becoming : lady -love. must be enclinatingly beau- because the cliildren do not
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"Vold's SPIC-Maparilla .1 had the bad tasto not to return ' Conscious of that, fact, Sir Norman . tiful. . . . '
The plague raged In tile city, of The darling in quostion-turned his, It, I should take my hat and make I 1414de her a low and courtly Dow. "HaVa 1 not told you that a, tbou- gain strength and fl - we
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Otreng . e4l � 444 Lo bright blue eyes on that flashing her a bow, and go directly and make She returned it b:y a -slight bead of $%lid times, 0 thou a t .
ndon. The destroying Angel had , , f It tie I I h ?
the whole d1gestive eystem. . , street singer with a. Cool glance .of love to somebod a t say give thera Scott's Emul-
, gone forth, and kindled with its fiery Y also inade of fl(-slx ! the bead, and turntog toward h va a in', I rh 0,
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------- - __ __ ____ -!!Or .1 breath the awful pestilence, until all recognition, - and blood instead of east Irotil -You companion, apoko: . conclusion?" I I .Sion* .. 1.0 . I
___._ .� .- London became One mighty lamr- "Very sorry, Well"' he said, Jr I I lt� A . .
, i A ]-:'low the old Song, Ormlston: "You bore again, Mr. Ormiston' "I�ec4uso no woman with suc
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I . I house. Tbousa,nds %vare swept away nonchalant tone, 11�,Ut I'm afraid I , . To what 4m I Indebted for the hono� figure" 'such A voice an ch a It. is like the penny in the �
daily,,, grass grow In the stroets, And litust. ]ROW long have you been here, " If she be not fair to me, of two visits In two days?" could be otherwise.- . .
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the living were, Scarce, able to bury May I ask?" .� What care,I how fair she be.$ " Her voice, Sir Xorrixan thought, I know you would own it some - milk because it works and
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n ntirely - A. full, hour by St. Paul's, - And I I 1�d'#
I the dead. Business of 0611, kIndfI wAs who& has Sir Norman X,Ingsley been, ' w4s� the sweetest he had ever heard, "Y', DO You� wonder now . that 'I niething . -
, at .rx end, excepl that of the coffin- ,t,:�,Ctngsley, you know nothing about, i'lausiCal as a Chimp of slIv,, bell 1. love herl' , , I . � I I I I
d or"l,. S . ishing about it. .
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" . makers And drivers of the pest -carts. mmy I ask? I thought you war(, , I eal ,,on, Impatiently. 11%) , soft as: the tones of'an Aeolian harp "Oh"' as to lov$xxg her," Said S-ir aston
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Whole streets were shut, up, wid,417 dead of the plague," I . st0l) talking nonsense. If you ar Wst wind plays. Norman, coolly, ,,that,$ quite an-
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. most,, every other house In'the city ."Not oxActly. . Have you seen � cold-bloo0ed, 1. am not, And - I lov -Madam, I am Aware my visits, AM o ior thing, I could no n ve Scott's Emulsion is simply. .
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. New Stock. . bore the fatEEI red cross, and the bm- e.iIII there *he is. Who very man - I her." I . . . . �., I .. undesired," said Ormiston, - with a for her hands, Voice and shape than a milk of pure. cod li er oil..
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. . MOUR Inockiptiow "Lord, have mercy want." . . . Sir WOrMful slightly - shrugged his flushing cheek and Slightly tremulous I Could a figure fix wood or N8,ax. ; . .V
. I oil. us.,' Vow, peo a, save the With which . Sir Norman Kingsley ., F,houlders, and 11ting his snioli�ed�Out ; voice; "but I have merely come with but I admire, her. vastly, ,And thinji- -with some .hypophosphites
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I . watchmen, Armed . with balbords, .dropped A gold piece into the girl's - weed into a boup of firewood, i my friend, Sir Norman KingAley, who her'extreuiely .clever, I will.,* never , I
AT - . a ended and "Ai�o we imar her' house?" he -ASl ' wishes to know What the future has furget.that face in the caldron. It �
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. keeping guard. over the stricken axt ,palm, .pushed on especially. prepared for de'licate
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. houses, Appeared in the streets, . d. "Yonder is the.bridge." '. i IA store forAilm," . 'wAs the'Xilost exquisitely beautiful I storruiehs. . . .. � I . I
I those who ventured there shrank . A tall, dark. figure Was leaning mood- "And Yonder is the house," replied- I Thus. Invoked, .Sir Worman Xings,,' ever siaw.11 .. . . I
g Store. from e4cj� other And passed raVlxll� . fly with folded Arms, look-ing fixedly Oriniston, pointing, to 0, large, 'an, I lay stepped forward with a . nother' "In love With, the Shadow of ' Children take to. it naturally
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Combe's Dru ti.a. with a'vvited faces,, Many even at, the ground, and: taking no notieu cient building. - ancient 'even for : .low bow to the maSked lady, face I why, ;You arle p thousandfold ' I .
. - fell dead on the Sidewalks, and lay Of the busy .scene Around him until those times - With three , stories, "Ydo, inadarn, I have long heard more abspril than 1.'�, . because they like- the taste, , I
. . I Sir Norman laid his ungloved and that those1itir fingers'ean withdraW "NO." said Sir Norman thoughtful- . . I .,
, I with t�etr ghastly, discolored faces , each projecting Over tho'cither, "Seel'
I a , je-weled.hand lightly oil his shoulder. while the houses oil either side aro, 'the Curtain of.th I and the remedy. tal,�es just as
upturned to the mocklixg sunlight, .a future, and I lia,ve - ly, " don't know tbat.lsm in love , I
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Everything is new and . "Good morning, Ormiston, . I had marked as. pqst,strIcken, hers alone with it, but -it ever I Sao a I I - ,
Z3 . until 'the dead -cart came rattling - I . come to see.what Dame Destiny IS lying .naturally to the children be-,
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I along, and- the drivers hoisted the all idea I would had you here, And . bears no cross, So it is I 'those who. going to do for me." Mce like it, I Certainly Shall be, Row* . . I � .
fresh. No stale- goods . - ' body with their pitchfor -but what's the matter with you, cling. to life are stricken with death; "Sir Norman Kingsley Is welcome" did La Masque do.11j, I:Wonder?" cause it. is so perfectly adapted .
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. I I top of their dreadful'Joad, - Vow man? Have you got ille.plague? or., and those who, 'like'ine,'are disPer- 'said the sWeet voice', "and sba,11 see � '�You had - better ask ber,", - said to their wants. .. . I . .. .
can be found in this other vehicles , besides these dQ4d-c ts has Your mysterious inarrorata, jilted ate, even death Shuns." . . what he' desires., Ther IS but one Ormiston, bitterly. "She See I . .
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appeared in the cit now; and they - you? or what -other 6nnoyance .has' "Why, my. dear Ormiston, YOU , condition; for if he speaks, the scon,6 have taken an unusual Interest in For all weak and pale and . �
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. Y� hapippued.to mako.you look' as * woo- surely. are not so far done aA that?. . first, Sight. �
plied their trade busily - day and ,he ,beholds will Vanish. Come �for- YOU at She would '
i5tore ................ night; and the -cry of, 'the 'arivdrw� begone or old King Lear, send adrift' Upoit my. honor, 'I had no idea you � ward,Q . . 1. . . I strew Your path .with roses, ' for� thin children Scott's Emulsion.,
� ochoed dismally', through the deser . ted by his tender dalighters to take care were In Such it bad Way," I I Sir Norman compressed his 1 . sooth I Nothing earthly, I . believe, 1111
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qlow%-%� � . .Bring out your deadl.".. All who. � The individual addressed lifted. his wretch, And I -%vAsh to heaven I Was rustically sealed, And camo,farward. tender -to Inc." . . ment .!".4 . . .1 I . �
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. . could 'do'so had long ago fled Ir ItCA0, disclosing .Q. dark and rather in Yonder dead -cart, - with- the rest'of accordingly. Leaning over. the edge Sir Norman laugheft and stroked � . . .
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1. I , liandsome face, settled no'.w into a �them_axxd she too, if she never in� I . , , his moustac . We will sentl you - -
I the.devoted city,.and London lay i " : '. I I of the ebony Caldron,. .he .found. that ,. ,, he compIacently. � �. . - .--I- . I .
. AGENT.. . . under the burning .boat of the June look of gloomy discontent. lie tends to love me, . i It contained 'nothing. but. Water,'for. All a mattor at: taste, my. dear . ..�. I -the peony, .J., v.1 a - . - -
. . I slightly. ralsed his hat when lid saw Ormistort. S oke With such flerce : ,he . follow; - and thes .
. . . . . .- sunshinev stricken -for. its' Sins by the . . P labored under a vague and un- . 0 Women are., noted . I . I
'. . I hand of .God, .The.�Pest-hous ,tvho his questioner Was.' I . . I earnestness that; there was no doubt- ,�- pleasant'idoa. -that., like the witches' for their perfection In- this line, I . sasnpI6 .free... . I
For Parke, 1)avis & Co. . . els were , . Ing his s � incerity; and Sir ,Norman I � I . � . . I.
. . . . full, So Were the plague -pits, where "", it's, you, Sir Normant I had ' . ( Caldron in '!'Xaebdth/1 it might be beg 11 to Admire La Masque .More . ,Be sure that this picture In .
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For Eastman Kodak Co.. I lie dead -wore. buried in c4rtfuls, and . given ,up allaotion of your coming,. .. bucAme profoundly sho.eked-so.viuch filled -wIth serpentp' blood land Cliff- o-nd wore, and I think you had better rap y of iievery boitle',qf �
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� . no -one know who rose -up in. -health and WAS about to quit . sq, that -he (lid 'not speak again uxi- dren'p brains. 'La, Masqu6 opened her -give up the chase, and,l�t me take EnIg. on yo -buy, I
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. - . . . .be lying back and dead I . n 6 � -few ."I was on duty at Whitehall. Are Then he opened his lips 19 ask,. .1a. a wder; 'With which the ghost Of a Chance ' Ormiston," $COTT. & BOWNS, -
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I . . I I : we not, in 'time . . bdued tone. . - . . � . . At , was filled, Casting it in . to Ole cal- ..'j don't bell I . chemists" . , , �
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saken; their pastors fled or lying in In . I . . . � ..' * '.'She bas Predicted the fuWre . for dron,,-sbe murmured an Invocation in With a , desperate face; -. -
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. �, a que is- at YO11-10hat did she foretell?" I -1 . . . "but I Toronto, Ontarlo.. .
His Be. Co m'be, : �'tbe plagAie-pits, and it 'was even - re- . Oh, 84iiscrAt or Coptic, or. some other � - until 'the Plague carries me off � ..� . I . ., I . 11 :' I L I �
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I . � . . home tq.,.vI.9Jtors at - all - h6u�s,duy "Nothing good; : -no ', fear 'ot.thore I Cannot give bar df); and the sooner Soc.'and $i�oo -, all druggist& ,
solved to convert -the great cathedral . ' . -Unknown tongtie and slowly there. * I . .
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Chemist,ind Dirtiggis - .of 'St is- and,night. X,belieVe in My Soul sho being anything in store for such. an arose. A. dense cl�ud of dar red that happens. tile -better,: HCO' what - I � . I .
. . .. I * Patil.l.into a vast plague hC I I . I . uilluck-3�. dog as. I, Ain.." .1 . I . 11: , Is thisr, , . I I . . _=�n��!! ,M.. , .
' a . pitkl. Cries -and. lamentations echo.- . doesn't knov� -what sleep mealls." . . Smoke, that nearly filled the room, . . I . . I. . . . . . __. . . I . .
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. . I ad from one end of' the CRY` I I 'And you are still as much -in ,love .Wber4 did she learri � this wonder- Had Sir Norman eveeL-read the -story It s a piercing shriek -no - I .. *� . .. I
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I L . * . L. . . . . a no do,' "In'the cast, 1. belle . the door of.an a'djoining hoilse was .
. ; over, 'London 6,geth . . hav L ' ibi, now, it.was of ll�cr I L ve,' She has - thc?Ught of it then; but.*th ' . elaborate -over her kleck - and: - - -
I . . * , or, ' . I . )a UP been . 1. . . .a yoling' fl ng open,'.A; NN"61ixan' rushed vvild curls ..
. Yef In the midst o:f all tbi . you were"thixl1,,ing.Vvherx I can . there And 'al over the ,world,. . Courtier did not greatly a . .
. , . 01 many � flect liten- I U "down. all' adjoining ' lY. Shoulders, Her dress :was that .of ,a, , , .. �.
. - - . liccnes-,o! wild orgies and, debauche' Nothing .also could- e-�.er have madc And rio'w she visits. V ifgland 1Qr the Lature,of,any kind, And thought -of Lout, nod. . 'street bride, be of White satili brocaded L L
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. . still: went on Within its. .gateS--7A 4' 1 . . nothing n9NV but of seeing something, . . with� .five
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. . 'i I I � . in our'. own day, when ' th.e'!'clible-r- you did, when Providence sent ine to- - "She has .cho6en: a sprightly Season when I . � s all this. aboutV demanded..., shining'i-adlance, And as brief In" the - - ' -
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. ' I .1 a. your relief,,,..'! 1. . . . . for -her visit .1 Is he a aid - of was- r4tfier long in L , Ormiston. ' " . . I., I . I I
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. I I that facetioUSLetty axaae'tt a car - I Was tbinlifixg of her," said the the plaguej I wonder"" .,: . ' . . . �_Tliatis a question I .can't . tilke * , L,
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Advertisih.lg I . Val,- 96, now,* yoqng man moodily, arid wi 0i, .. It . . slie-foLir* no0iing,"' said I . ; but his 'oW6..'hatxd 6ai upon o*.answer," .. said Sir. 'Was Claq L L
- I. . I ; . I . - in London, there were . I L , " '' , . L S a, I half -serious,' . . ' ped round, the. snow -*bite'- I . .
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I . . I . . � . many who, feeling that they had but darkening bro. .; , .� 1. .. I Iniston, as lie knocked loudly At,,thc ' half!-incrediiiou face; but L '"'ay �n so Ve: throat, _And bracelets of the :MMS .1 I ..
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a few deLys to live',a:f'the most; ',ie� Sir' Nornlan favored ' blih with a doo.r. "I begin- to befie've she is� � �L picture, distinct and clear, I' ' . . I . . L 9 go and se(�." : L * - I L. L...
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:* . ath -and Indtil - I I . n . . llaif-amused";- b.a;lf-coTiten)pt�io.us,'st,xye� made of adamant instead 'Of What itself at the bottom, and.Sir, Norman . Ile, " ,Said Or:- arms� ' ,On b . -.wore w. brid-. * IL � I L. .
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. . . . ;1E vZt', drink And be marry, for to- . ' to; purchase sonie. Ci . "Wh1ch.ia.;% rib, I believe," observ- , L " a. is a watch-. j . . � .
. . . 1. � huckster'., stall . ' -a large rooin f Wi a spar Ing .mall - I w, I , ' er,,,.L" * .1 owels,- the littter falling around her �
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____ .. --� morrow -you die," -was'their. motto gArettes, lit o'ne, and. after sifinkiyuk ad, Sir Normah, thoughtitillk. lask him, .1 ..'L, 4,Vag.
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.for a: .few `-aiin�itos, ,pleasantly re- - th' t'accotifits, i I :dare 'say for -their a iiii k in ih �j w- L . " L rfect, froni the wreath and veil, to ,r. ".
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. a , of I InArlied,as, It ' being .of. Sue . -cra.oked and.1caritarI7 I hand Weis walkirig UP 'and down. bi�, ' the -tiny sandaled feet;: arid .1king ." . . ... . .
. . dance�... or.' d r6ml. one I tile fact, bad juststruck . ... olsi axxd� foremost.among them stood. ' 1* L' . . .. , I .
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11pil of IJllQ1lIeS L iii ' I - thein dropped dead, the othei hint.1- I . I . I . ,.. kerotis. -nature.*.. They're, A, Woriderful ohe'whose beauty surpassed anything 'L ' 9 . tber6'Ja- har ix
I . $ itviking .e � -s . only . . .. , I .1 I L . . 1. ominous. red 'cross and.- vit6ocis � in,. - _ , alte repose she looked.
. . . 1 . i,hrieked L. wi�h laughter, hurled the . "LOrniistofi,.:you'rd a-foolll� . L' ' I '. race,, Women Are;, and for* i�khat invi .hc':h'ad ever before dreamed of.* She. . . , ., , 1. . .. I . . . . .More like : .some . exquisite 'Pl6ce, of - - , ,
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aml %ibich, during. Oie ye,�,,. livid body out 'to 'the kre . t "I know it,".�said Ormiston " sell- scrutable rou,Aou.'it has Pleased Pr,o--;1 ' a L.'ih -a . geription: "Lord " fiaveLmel-CY'L Upon Se * " * * -` �t
. , . . at,.. and the L I I 11 . . � I .. wor a robes'of , -`qU6en, "purple, . I . ulpture th" 'anything, that had eVef,.,.L . .. .
. . � 1. I 6iltjouily., . 0. . L vidence to :cteate th6nl-�-�-" L. : ' . alit]. -brinine-, dia . I ". - . . I . . . . .moved. :.jn''this groVelinj . - ': ' ; .
. . . . . . .demoniac mifth'.grew twice as -fast .'Tho. ide . .. .1, . . ., The opaA1,119 of the d6:or brouot1OL be. . monds blazed on the us.. 1. � . . .. . . lived and , 'L ' I .
gives a thwough teent"ient (if ill � And ffirious as -before.. Robbars and , � L a," said Sir Norman, autiful neck, arms and,fingars, And "I don't know Sir," IS. an- wor . Id, of * Ours. : : Bil� 'from ' I . I
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. . . . - . . a.,sudden end this little' iotich of mot� SWer to . was b . one, tho al -:,.;-,�-c' .,' , �.
� . I citt�purses' paraded 'the streets at kxiockitvg�, the. a§hes- daJiltily Off the I. a tiara. of the same brillialits crown- .0 ririWoil -a, -"If anyon6-there 'der- the 'dress had boph ,Pulled. dowix -
Of* adverti . sill' . nd of his cigarettor with thp,tip of alizizl'9,' -And .a.Wrinkl6d -Old poitter. . 'y i1juSt' ha,%,6 jak . 'l , . L . ,
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differetit plwses% . g, aY, ente�ed bo ad her regal head. Xn one hand she has, 'n , ' great. livkd purple". I
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11.1 set, to tiny lIddress, 04I Ulthadl% (11 punity. whate-ver, they pleased. Hik . h- : in, love With a .,wornan whose - face' luvely fAce_ - "I - 1-" - - - . .a throne, was behind , h r,, but Some- that thete. .was : to , - b C' a Nvadding I . (TO BE CON�fI14UED, )L, � ' . L .,.
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pandemonium broken loose. -. . ' - - , -I. consider that, a little too 'muclir 'fix the Six,Me SirWgrman. ' I ' . �1�� , L ' ,,
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. I . . -crowd who; -had throaged.the pre- . : quixintaneing . as Went, 'Sir. Worin , : Ormiston thanked. the maxx,�L and P I 0:1 I . ...
St Cathdrine's, ' 06tarl, he ' an this place," _ observed that young lamp stood on the Aoor, ;and: -by' its , . . , 11 L .
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QMZMSF!1"_=Z_ft_=__.7____ �_!-___71 L indbegan' to dispeise.:. The s room at 'the bead 6fLtho stairs. . . I . . . . L ... '!A be(iutiful younK ladyl" .Said. Sir - .1 i . ; I .1 . .
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S"L . I . I I ill t roon� for. �11 PlaL and: diaxiiondS LStood b'fo- 'and y6u.-Can follow or nQt,L JU t AS I .
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n � . a monivntLto gaze -at the P,onrPorls who wish. to consult* La Masque'. . I . you please." ,. I .' 1. " I L . _L - . . .
' " ' '� . Lrit son. Purple. and *go , , yet Paul's surksot wit -a look o'i lanttfzid admi ' lim, SO S . , , .
Our I I I � Walk was 'crowded.. Id h . . at I " and.suddoilly hi�.*drew fiis. sword I . � _ , - .�; . I
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. .. ". I I , .. There ,Were, a_W6n Sir Norman passed.:big -prin has gone to annoxince us." . and ,plunged. it up to! thd liflCoin her doorway. I and I found- hiai�selfin EL . L �1 I =. , L _� - - I. ...
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111undreds have IiAien . . I I 1. c ; . .through that. of � his friend, And they ', Sir Norman.took A�soat And-glane.. I . . longhall, flanked by a cotipleof,doprs.� . , 1, , -
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(rood from persisions . .d nn at rather a ranid. riarp in, -ad *curiously round th . room. . a� stone at his feet-, and thaL Sword . Il- , I . _� .�
fi*adaches by our delicate 'ditties of the Earl of Itoch'- t� 0, d' e It was' . . . oil each sidd. Thes 6 he opened in, rapid I . . I
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sclontifically OtIod - . I fraction- of Old London Bridge.' a common place ap'artnablit bnough;l � . . finding nothing but silence , �
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I gLAMMON. . . .. .esteir; usurors exchanging gold for, There -,yere few People hbrioad, Ox wftli a floor of polished. black Oak, . blood. This Was. a little too much- and Solitude; aiid Ormiston - . who, . . 'I 4 ' � 1, � . . .
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Whtn wo undortoft* � 11 I , cel):t the wafelimen walking slowl,y -slippery AS fee And shining. lika 'glass; Ior the. re'al'Sle,- Norman,and' with an upon reflectioi I I, chose . to follow--m-ran. ... I I I �
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:ure headache - '.1 . aye for tb-cm,, quack doctors readfrig ,
do It or*rofuh.4 19: '. I in,iaolorous tones the bills of mort' I up,nnd down before the plague- 'of, . . up a wide and.sweeping staircase at , '', ' , , '
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. ity qf the procepiling day,. And sell-; gh they . *ntleed , ItIlgo qer: of. . ,411 faded away, and th . L � * 6t ir new borne wili .
. I L . ' . passed throu n the floor, on'which lay a . .0 MilectiOn Of - lo -wed him, and they came to 'it hall ; in riffi.ends to yot .
I I � L . I Ing plague-,%vaters and anti-pesfilen- pair his own,� excited face looked. up. at similar to the one below. A door to � f genu I
. I . 1. I . tIaIL abominations, w 'Piles of wood and.coal henped do,%�vn of old musical Instruments erliled vir. .' I L , Ire congrat�latlqrl if - . . .
� ". I I I . , hose Inerit they t , blur fr6al the caldron. ; L , the homewwartiling'system you have - -'
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. eli$1.1540 I . , allcf� aWfi* - of thern 'masked; once when Ormis- on ceased puffIng La; Masq'u'e, - quietly, "but you�, must ous and richly: , . . I .
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. I rAte '. *, and booksellers 'wh'o -al* � . . L' Panes, - set In leaden L casements, ad- .look on silli.another. � s�eno,oi . I , rho- room was spaci Sto . . : L . . . ..
ways made Sti , tnotilent, to Intluire. . , ; 10itted the golden�:and or! sonfl,�ht. .1 Ie . . I . I I .. .
I . I I .. 1. .1 . . . 1 Paul.'s a; favorite haunt, and even to (or. n . � S W . Allgain . slid. throw' a;-. porti6xi. of Mi. L furnished. Just ,ano�xghL' liglIt. ' .. I . 11 . .1 I
. . I lZe L it _"Wh6t are.%Il those for?� Th! Is a'J. . f . . � . I I I thr6ligh the ., oriial Wtw�6w At the fur� I : Xford, I .
. .this. day iiatron 1'.Vor'tho recelitfori-raoin, of -a srr- contents of the Casket' .into tile cal- . . . I . . : ... I , . . . �
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I asked Wit0l o . and less startling Sight The L and Persian mats 'of gorgeous ,colors � , - . er L' I .
. . - all clashed.wid jostled together, rafs. Endor than Common senso (for t be- - maps and Charts; or as these old scene and place he could 'not discov;, The -,v;alls were 'da"ed, the 0* . ,. . I
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I Vabyloxxian�:worknlea, Were -as noth- � knowing. The. Lord Mayor of T',nn- dier home, . .
I � I I in I � t xx� the -gr rid and bound eouelt. covered With Crimson "tl ' 0"' you" r ,. . 11 .
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I . . 3t� ' ... X . I I don has been inspired suddenIvy.with, ,Alma0hs it appeared to Wful. As he looked It like the window c1rapery, lay A 6ith-o' T4_ ig oil .lat6
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Qvilext L. . I CSL f1res Ar6 kindled at onco,in thp sis"d at generated, and -the .
Sclentlift SIM , dant. sea;'of bis felloW-creatur " Came fholte in A Well' She '4"'L A Sort of magic L IACC seeme e, .
. , L ill , roof, - L. d to I illodir him In , thp -clear Xoar.,It was a small marble' tablo� fire charaber is so built that no ashe
CLINTON.. 0.14T4 Y oted and Spurred, it W I)urify the Air and Chock' ,I,;- lake in her, room, and-bui you will . water. . . .. . . .1 I �.. I I covered with books And drawing*, can lodge around th S. . ... .
' L , .Whose rich doublet -of cherry coloted , pe,tilence, so, when t. Paul's toil& . see it All for. yourself presently,$# 4 ,No- 0 1 ,aid Sir Norman, pi-omptly; With. A decant r of wine and Ali O)C- . . e grate, thusgiv. . 1. 11
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I I . I . . r his head, with its V . drillbt:, bu " strowIl with ornanientis of porcelain This illustration IS 6fOne Of the water -
I � I - . . riluine And diamond Clasp, i3roclaini. , t 6-9 "n - I is Wall, atid I Am glad some one has ,1 - -exclaijwd Shr-Norman, and ala6asjer, L I . ,. .
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.. � . cloak, lined with aMber gatinj fall plague cannot last, forever." . can 1. ' It there Is anything further the topni,'and beneath it stood a . 1pansion. Cracks, dreat . . I
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1. ..Picturesquely from his hhoulders; 0. "No. . But Lilly, 'the ast ologer, of bonch," as Ormiston irreverently to show it to you," . � perfume -bottles arid an,array of CoLst#- . between tile Sections. . L .
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. / 0 . Canary Colored kidi perfumed to a has Come true; I see no reason why a corridor, he flung opeh'A pair of . you mean to say, madani, that X In was a lady's chamber, -for in a. recesia .
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I . . shinIng folding doors at tile end, and some day tar murder. a lady, e.qpe'i- near the window Stood a great The GUMOY'rl oundr.v .
. . I ..to -day, the other, which rested llirit- "'Except 1148" Simple one that there ushered thowinto the majestic pres- ally onwso beautiful its she X just quaint ' oairved bedstead , with I *
I 11 - . ly on his sword hilt, flashed with a Would be nobod'yLleft alive to take once of the. sorcox�ess and bar magic now saw?" L� .CO.* 1,12nit"el - I I
, . slil6ndift opal splendidly set, , lie it. All London Will be lying in the room, Both gentlemart doffed curtain$ Of. Snowy lace, looped back . To*-6idto. � '' � I �
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I fair waving hair (for be had the "A ,pleasant prospect; but a true warIfi a,t.bncd;, but Sir Norman dis- . your des Montrot'l, � . �
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I Impotitoalty hAd a hard lattugglefor my exar . nple.1f I I so", L "What, tho Plaguo tit the matter?" . I - _... _. 1.
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. rank was Apparent from his riell at- of gloomy resolutfO�, "While LW find square, and fittving floors, walls hand 'on big heart, while Ormiaton recoiling. "The plagu6 is the matter, - - . I .
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