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. AL 00911ser's waill.
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quimite WAN dampened over $be felt 1400,
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,yearning look of WOUIArUsego�,toVotd4 the
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The might WAN Cold, with olo,u vaytisils
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414404 Away oil $be lost$ of her woman's
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There worm broken. exclamstlong,so . � I
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: Thoy butted My b0of 2COMMY faIllus night I
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W49two,i4do,bysiae,itkpa4pgr&vot
Coming $ho smAne0m., 1
11 0sprilol" oboodea, dispollin
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miothorlovo 4114
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d6wi .0 . � , May, In the groat holly
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91 wtaro owning 40WA Upon; Silo Snow-white.
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moo$. .
lito-loved blia so $his She, struggle to bid
b iM leave her bad boon .Almost too bmvd�,.
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front t1ke women Mind murmurs It nowil, .
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AN boulads his, Way Ili mush shom ontImm
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b -eyom so br4
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formed Idelp that t4o'. vision wito only a qwoll.
troo, Don't you moo, the. bertloo? 'The fAidom
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it GQod-v1ghV1 She- sold,
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the b
lAttle 1almost ,soo # fisrod, for
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tough boxab, Site light I 00uhr
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I , away so AXXUL w uxav .
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Xb d, so rtdl% th T b th
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tionofthobralit, . - ,
Goorgi W�une furned to Ivy 11, be
hove iiookod ihom; with white $mashers 14 the
::,Are .you going tos,lay hero t" I
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11,j to will Alto victory. And this WAN th
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exclaimed, 11 you hero ?
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0114 otrotalIC4 Wild hand through
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n d $1197 have -Church -$bore# And Goa
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Always wait forth ollo." -
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14 T40 bolls?" I
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row 04449.7as even Whom, she
host:4. that he! was JOB% to her forever, ,she
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-sprang -forwaid, pushing a
s�k - - Side 940 WOMM.4
Ad Wood hit Ii him arma, - .
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the open window and clsepod her brother's.
Ivydralled.. 1ANo d4ubt,llpho Said.
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night they are, I always w I .
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bowed, her hood 134 thankfabloss, because in
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01 bar gloomy Ills4kn9wit
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into ohs hero'? " he oriod,2 2 WW
hms Pile Come by this Z,, L
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Z know they Are data witUthq T40na of Life*
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. � A k I oig. so glad to moo you,01 she said, I$ and
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,,you," she Added to Lewis ; 11 though George,
' 61 And Alfred Mayo the7 XObIno dott!t go to
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Avoilko is it -true, iulktAo V 004-SiArLod the
to Christmas, I SUPP04.0.1)
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One happy bear 1 04s Gods who from the
eiglit"of beaven I
h lookost, down upo ,,!47
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ilf It WAN she who gavo-shei slarrat-w � .
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fo of
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ill a t a 0
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of Oman, forgets to toll 149 the names Of Any,
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litkie age, 140A4140. for her prison.
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-mintolog, suffering
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rushed into $11gotIll I It Wig she who says& ,�
r a tie 6 t , 4 .. , tayeo I
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Zor 1: t i to a, as in 4 at or q I I
a fk , iso,
, do whom be invites. I shall be home in
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$line for 41tiner, George. - I came to ,tied old
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#I I don's know, dear, IS',. tIm
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oburob. Ran up to nuroe.6 I �
Ho wroppedo shawl about bar, and, So.
getner sney OIOQCL upon %be tialopity. where,
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years of rialoory natiat we pay for the one hour
of joy I How,many, lives are there like t , bid j,
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� our " 'I'd :badly.liart,poptUhnivy," , I
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the anatIlY, Am they
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Mrs. Brown's little, grandobild.11 She draw-
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But, Runtleinty little Canary was An stiff,
in, the Pali, clear light, with that4ovel, f4eii,
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unknown, unnoticed, CPU _ 44, In the worldim,
Pressed- o;ou& I
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When the, pprinq thus oomeq, and V longe long
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the Crimooll Shawl elfiser about her bead ina
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disappeared into the darkness. followed. by.
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end wouldn't, eal, and nuroa Sala it was dead,
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o444 it Up in svilglkt-llglkk� box Ana
bear his, th pradoxigo and Calabasas towhich
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Lowlshad Schooled hlmso)J. fied away, 8,124
turmioll-'raliked, dark oxietevog.1
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The, day closed In. IVY $At bYlbe Are,
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tho.W4 woman's mutteredblopoingo. I
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pU I iole, .19 had broken its log. and
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burvit g words tram.blea 9A hin lips. But
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.dreaming idly I thi; night fell; the children's
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41ready", � woutatild, Tolde ,
, nowmy heart will ache torraybabo's Sweet ways
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sc She looks wd1l, flamo,10 and
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could Only hop otione, and I hope it wili be
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whom She looked at him, it was do Calmly, so
01irlotmas tree blopoomod and laded, and she
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'anawor e4; and Lewis,. unheeding, k1kilf there,,
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I And his brother's. do. d it
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quickly. I.,
06A. air. AGod!s angelif thelittloono
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well In heaven P
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11 139 do I, darlingtO murivared IVY1 go the
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smilingly". almo. at, so though Bile might havo,
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guesged bid shouchts, And Silenced them
wag $of& Alone to wait. for the bells. Agervaut
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04me In with a mess'Noe-a child at one,,o.f the
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An 011011t Wtievy�Ivy dead 1--Lfor him who had I . � .
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acted. by her so or oily$ bad bar
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calls h.arl We could not have won appred
-children Sped away. Bile went to th
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by unapp. ,. a turned from her
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fieherj4F,nlo cottages wAoill, thadootox was
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love And thrown it Aside as some. I!orkW"#
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and rested hot bond against the panes for a
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Away. Wbas shoald they do? 'She want to the
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They.drove.on.' 1iWynnO,w)ko1iseb6?4
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ask i, brialblen
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�,=�Ont, watching the bir,4o which had ended
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thiirmornl , MAIN down back
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*1 Take oarb P' ohs. cried, Stooping and lift .
JagalittledArk object from ;he g
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window, opened It, and looked out. The rain
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was over, though the. wind still blew roughly
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OUddenlY, bOrno Upon the wind, Come the . I I
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sound of the )midnight bolls, and with then%'
. I alkali think of my 1048 be calm;
.1 anck Soda Jul that doetbl.
A*d�tbif tb, � . .040
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�94 My dieter," he answered. "I have been
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muclousabout,her, ftewsavoryill1aptokkin,
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the great holly tree. glowing red through its
burden of snow. Lewis want to her and�as
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extinguialitug the lights,, and toosing
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y glee. She. longed for
life. returned tot aq'justjn�, &a S
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Spirit were Jo iii ti, leave so pure 4 Olidne.
To my heart will be. healing balm.
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,out now, Ph I now I can dkily, weep, . .
mar. Poor, Ivy I 11
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she lifted her :fade, her pied were shining with
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tests.. -11 Children say strang -doirt
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14 A Chrysalis," she maid, 11 Does ki not
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seem trAngo to think there is life in that�
some inow.ment, 3
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dziary thoughts, 11 I will With she'
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him. 11 Lewis,!,
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. V11 an I think of inybibee, -side by side, agleO2
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so beautiful I 11 - :
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thej?�' she maid, -Smiling.
that it is only mlqeplx)g, And will wake I to, I
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ORM to tile boy who had brought the message.
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she' whispered, a low, Shut
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only he could hear, 11 the belim I It Is qhvigt� ,.6
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I 14 Yee, 11 Qoorgo answered, abruptly, 11 How
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"Itis very. ugly now,,.' be; said.
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wasicaroaly live minutia' witik from the
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I .. pil0ki'veb-3,4800, .
cold it 18 I ,� He draw up, both Windows and
,to take liar In hid praloap.d blego heraud tell
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, $6 All, yso,'P shwarkswered ; ',but It w Ill be
gets; and her errand over, She child, sleeping
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hey reached tile house
was ailent till. t ..
Arrived at tile castlei Lowle Hogarth
her all.sho wasto him, Perhaps Something
in bid voice did go, for she turns Away and
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be autifuloomoday.. Perhaps a lovely buttor.
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fly I 11, She touched the hard pups, cape
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quietlyl ohs setoff for home, followed -by. ther.
mother's bleseings and deported by the b
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pealed gayly, he held her in his artal ; only
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now olle rested there Pa4aveli, with a.11mile �
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dross, ad In his low, old. f ashlomea room with a
Conflicting medley of sensations. It wall years
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left him. I .
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.14 the afternoon Lewis had strolled out
Caressingly. Then
I , turning Away; she 4id the!
olsep enwrapped Insect carefully in the hollow
iho insisted oil accompanying her. .80denly.
ad along tfie beach, At seemed to
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upon her -lips, She did not - .
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39ndod now forever veto. sorrow and,life and..L . .
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since he bacl last b9oli there, but his thouglit,
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with the other* Mon Jown 'to the fishers'
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of the balustrade and stood by it Silently,
her so though Santa other voice than the
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waid not busy with any phantom of the past;
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thq were now filled, with the troexpect'sa,
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P)dit'involved in a digauselon on farming
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perhaps competing fie lot with her own.. The
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wind'd sounded over She bea,ving waters,above
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a roAr of the surf. She stopped. 11 Did YOU
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, beitity of Ido. friend's .sister, to whom, when
implerpente, . W-biolk, I In his State of
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.who; with a kuddou Impulse
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bear a, shout?" she asked the,boy, who stood
STARTATION IN IRELAIVIDO. . � , _
I( Nowhere, to go, old, man I Come down
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, he first heard of her exist6ricei he had not
� mind, was not congenial ; so he w
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his arms, . .
'and listefied. Three'dinso I this vague sound
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, ,. . -With me. .It will bo. dull enough, certainly ;
given vi necond. thought.
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diered back alone through the winding villsob
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.4 14 -darling I 11 he wbisp,ared. , And ohs;
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wits',repostea; then Ivy harried forwilrd
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� He found his way downstairs a little befora
otreet, where thetchildron's merry voices pro;.
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atartltd,- looked up 40
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opoe with glad � our � p.- . 1pe;.
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rou � nd a point of cliff which, juRIDg out, ob-
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-self in tpvn. Will you come -
r, - . diXtbinkeo. It"s very kind �of you to ask
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Alnuer-time. into the long drawing -room,
with dark oak'rof tars and modern I dinllurqj
Claimed it Christmas time.; all
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his heArk wai a strange unrooka, doubki�g of
then a grockt orimson wave.firished her face so.
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she. tried to .free. herself from his embrace,
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atructed her further . Again it came,
that voice, whatever it might be, On she
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I 'Me. Inevorielt EQ , thorougl2ly "bluO '
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gay with oil the trades of woman's handt-
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the I atute. The 400r!oX the old gray Unroll
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1, ljo; no P, he asild hurriedly� ,'Ivy. listgn.
hastened,as fast' sit hot feeble strength
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my life. lan'.4 It, always so ?it Continued
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work and presence; And before the - door
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was open ; some. sudden impulse made him
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And Ithoix while she stood passivo in the
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Would allow, past the poink,, though
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I'Lild," says the special artlat She London
. Lewis Hogarth, as he took his fxiend's arm
f and turned with him out. fif Aamp, muddy - *�
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leading tck,,the oqno6rvstoryi half bidden by
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, the heavy ourtlaing, stood. his. hostess, Ivy
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onteZ and go up tbo. bolly-deck4ld aisle and
sit.down in.W6. old equate pow where he had
dawn of Alkat-unlooked for happiness, he told
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her of his love. - Wrought up by the i x0ite.
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wan scarcely foatway between the chalk walk
and the dashing surf. 11 Do you not gee." like
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destitution caused by the failaroof'the crops.
Ran Wall into, the oomfortabl6 warintlCof
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� . 440or Carlion. 11 If We - .12MV6 AVAlted and
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He came In quIetly. and she, absorb9a bX �
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ont1hat morning at Ivy's side. The a was a
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trembling dwell of music upon She silence,
ment Of the moinkt, Carried owiy by her
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beauty andthe influence of her presence
Said hiesthlessly, 0 out She to by � the Lion
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i, destitution in manj iases actual, and in " . I
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Others not remotely proppoetAve. I met I .
. hoped for,any thing through'year after Year,
book in bar hmnd�. did not notice blaylatiance.
golonin Chords Upon the Organ; ilia deep*
wrought on him, hd spoke. Her told hbk that,
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Tile boy otrained his eyes In the uncertain
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everywhers-extfeme . courtesy from all.cludges. -.. ; . I .
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� . it 506mo of no value when we, have, it at last ;
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. For a moment he watched her silently. The
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face, which he had but half seen in thb mist
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heart-Bootbing melody of idendelog grand
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ange, a song, ei,tjn the Lord.210whis
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his happiness now dope.aded upon her, that,
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she must be henceforth the guardian augql�
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light, and dimly;, witbia 'almost a otonclo
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throw Of the, shore, could be seen through
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al Oin Sho.clorgy, and *
GSPQCi IY Ir tie afforded � I'
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means of aeoing and judging for myself be . I .
- vhenwo ,werehoping And wAiting, bout
: * .1 the unpleasant f doling of satiety.,&
twilight, was far more lovely, - now that the
form of the hied was ,visible, with ita. -wealth
-throbbed.aud quivered, vollingito ,volgina.99
among ilia wreathed
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in bio'home and life-and'thon awaited tb,q
rapponsew,-
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the cloudn of, fosip flying, over,her, some'
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the reaVaondition of ,the people. At L-iinkne, . � I
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of golden waves. Freaently she looked up 11 I
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'oonsed suddenly.. dying away. into silence. .
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vessel in distress. �'- . . ..
' IP dive me the lautorni" said IVY, hurriedly,
at of Hillery ,Bity, in - -Coikuomsrs� 11
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and at the- neighboring monnialn. vlllsgq of I . . I
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I . : Sparsely likely W lose its Charms ad, quickly,
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bog your pardon 11 she said ; 11 I40 not 6ar
41 I did not k6o'w I had a listener.1, Said. a
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closed more tightly up6n. his-6than-through
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tell Some of the, in 0
Asale'gb, there in it all times extreme paver. I . . . .
� � SirLowli,11 sai'd his coknpaniont laughing.
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�. . George Wstini 6 somewlist older,
you,coma la.11 Wo closed her book, stopped
f 8 in the Shadows of the curtains, and came
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Soft VOICS close to him, -. .-� . .
'11 You V1 he said, Starting up, 11 Was ii yon
-the night came the RrAfelash bf the Cbrioil'
Mao bells. , _.
Sonk"thing ad. ahe heard them
here and some to get the, bilal-only. jo
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tYi but at present It Id much aggravated. - . . � . .. . . I
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-The men here hate In the aftatmer moptho.a
� I gravei mali than the friend he bad j net invited
to his home; A little on tile wrong side of
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seemod to Shako her 'from bead to foot; then,
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very gently she. froed herself from his hold.
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There was no -nead to urge, spabd ; k�e hey,
sailor-borit', knew all the danger; And Ivy,
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means of picking up's little money by acting .
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as boatmen and fighirmon to the holiday . L I
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thirty, of Middle height and unpr6tending
� . ,appearance, with Ono of those calm, true faced-
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ogrpriso oltme over the barontit. A mist
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seemed to come before his eyes and bide the
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because I' I)ejer heard amylbing
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L, Lewis 11 � The ,words word spoken Nor
calmly, there seemed Do likeneon between. her
-alorkif.oh that -terrible beach, lifted his little
light. on high to show to those, in peril that
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1401 season I evorythlidg.� failed on the poor . I . I
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which bear an exprespion of otrangtht'itind
� - , self-reliance, and unknowingly inspire truiti
,face he had but one moment ago deeowd'so.
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fair. , In its plead came a 'crooked, mla-
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sl�. R11"'ro "-Ivy xe.plied. 'III had a few ho.
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and the trembling girl but an:Linstaut hafor6
clisped in his arms, and with her low.toneo
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sbma one. at laust. was watching therat that
sooner orlater help must come. Tfiis coast
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mon,' ' The long continued wet kept ft . .. 1. .... ..
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tourists. at home. The year's stock of pain - * .. �J
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, The other was tall'and darkrocarcely hapg-
I ovio, perhaps, but With a certain nobility of'
:oUlatensmoo,
. olispon figure, limping with Ungraceful, halt .
ingalotion.' Was thin the womaii-this the'
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Myself Abs
eons, and tough%, I rab&." It is my
greatest -happiness, I tbink,'!Sbq wout on
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still cami the songs. of the bells. 11 Sir Lewis,
lownfi6% but think you for your wordo to whioli
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-was air easy one f. it was deep .Witter Ovary-
where till close. to. lo� shore, willithe'Orke
ti
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t000l. including' those which Were to be to. . . � , �1)
for Seed, at -no, . . I
served a all eston.. Vitere is .
� � . and's winning manner'-whiah'
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__ -earRea-kiiii-many-friands -
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*Oman Who - for tWOL bourn had-filled*'hie
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Softly; for she. too# had grown to -trust J21M
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-ankt-%Ik-io-ehe--oid-oo-Tarely---of-ho,reelf.-
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1 ought not to have listened-onI y love is so
-now, so-11-Sita-pawail I oT7W-m0MamA-.-4�I
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exception of that roof rooks called Alke
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credift a obta . .
� 'Ob liked for meal, so I
.of -
Lton.-almmis I - -mg"M6,--ip-on
Py we
- 11 -no a Atua, 0. --id-the- - . 11,
t betterlra@C an i .
. He jove it pretended' abbil4or at the I Cat
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- , I two words. 1, How sick I am of Slag sound of,
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. 4q*Goorgi bus told me �our name,", she
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said, gently, taking Do hood of the behavior
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'of 'told '
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k4 Whenever I'bm viexed or impatient, I come
And play hirq.11 * � .
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was surprised,"' she continued ; 11 and you-
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y a hove not thought sufflolenily over what
__ I'll,
which the ... small vessel, owing to ths'.vlolenoe
Xb wind, Suit obvitups th
of f d Litiamolorloy of
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district surrounding Mr. Mitchell ,11ditifs I. 1. I I
vealdenbe at Kylomdro, the L I .� , . :
otato:,of affairs I .
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. '. � this now title of mine I - I 06614 to hear.
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. n6iiii ing-eloo. My groom repeats it ill Such tin
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her guest. , 11 I hopiT he has also
. I you
who,i,jar-ri- � 1. .
They were walking sloWlyholneward 'now,
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you have said; you have spoken on this im-
'you
�her crew, had been driven. � ...
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was somewhat better, owing to the labor 'At. . . . ,
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'Hehry's
. thatIL
L' - exasperating Mannar
' threst6ned to did.
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' " Yen ydb;" he stammered; -Illi -1 have
over tho powdery snow. Are you ever
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patient?" be said. It Appeared to him.
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lialso of the moment.. But I - Skunk for
whatever Aldo f attire may have in. Store for-
,
Oji the dock of the little 'craft" was all help-
leas COW asio The blent Irritatea by '
11. not
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forded'by Mr. building, real I L . z�
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and road-makiiii; Operations. Great po � . . I L'�.
urge hial yesterday. I toll YOU, W�UZOL'I
�� - - - - __ thoroughly, tired of it I If thii t
am money
_I Md;6 if is it groat pleseare to me to make
. . . .: . . . ...
Your Acquaintance." . . .
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impoisiblo -that earthly Pompton should
have place fit that nature, which te@med so.
me. I iball. tool that -1 am' not so utterly
shut but from - the happiness L'of 'God's.
reaching their homes by'bliristmis time,
as prondood, ,had. grown -oulky and rebel.'
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was, however, very evident. At Clifaelus 0 '. . I . I �, ;,
earn site on evorkface. For Napa � . . �� I
e miles around I
. bad come, to we five y6sid Ago,'. you - know
� what a godsend it Would have beeni, but now'
� Ske.pointild to a- chair -andmiived away to
her own, 'a. kind of. lounge beside the fire. -
. near to heaven. *' LL* -. ' L I 1. I.,
i&Vary oft6n,', a he andWeredi Obl'llng;*
.
dre*atureo;' LBut You have not counted ,the
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qpet'-?". "L '... . . .,
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Ilous, and in .Vie AiOtlepi` of - the
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night and. the ' She*
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the tow'A the ppaountry are. on the. verge -of. . I , : . �:
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Thi officiis blind iNitli - , t"
; I -what does it matter? List yoorI Owns into.
4011ough t6e6tlup a yacht audkeepiIfyfitinter, ,
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Then 'he. realized theAhith. Thir women
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with' the eye's aid fade, with
44 I 'YOU a
more.,often. than I ' ike to: JaY.
� .44 Coat I" babroke AD.- 11 What,6osk 2ty ' * .
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strength of, wind
Ugh their'
him, t4ro - ovirelosquese, br4oglit
,Iiff6- , ... I
,otarvation, pawn are , ,
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. . � ean be. Pledgod_� .- �� 7.1 ,
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every sort .of ,),A blolhit, 11 .-,.-., - �- . .. �' �,
,- Oyp ,
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� I I sloger-Lof
. .f in ,Lbou ,
-wiflibat IsefiggjDysp , rIy,A -
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glorioui perfect . .a...
4hat -alinbdt-�divine-i-holixi.ce'r-of,"Oxpr,et lob,
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- man would not uodar.k$,qq4
. . _.., _.v1IAt -,,About#..
. 7gs 1 .
,�ifijreyfiln -Goo i' a fret Me.,i .
._ Yaulavv told mei4flh*
.. went-orti-santly;'.
. Ur
- of -�Our beautiful home, of Position
theingelvas h
I His peril. , Two of
them had been washed ' verboard Into the
0
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Ohs pawylbroker ANA tired me that he had no : I
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Idea thart1wo'bundred beds and blaakifg in- - .
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'LL -Uhij oblijidio.cr and
6ja tb6LOh,mnOJ
� . - vnd:�
. I lffttij of B�Ulogvka.
ray days as one of the
_fiLOIjPPle: ' .
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there, df y6iir social duties, bear a
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-Seothing waves ; the other three remaining'
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hill kespbIV- Foot woman are lo be a L Sari . as � ` I _ '*' � �,�. 'I',
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. . el really was Contented. And now, a fortitight
. among.
*8901, in, the 4 delightful cruise
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You shore the of curiosity I Sao,,,
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it T you. ,*Job I will toll �
. Ohs answered. � I
'shall,
-till a ; -you have �% high place to fill. Ana -I If
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toneirfoltered for aL Memo ,,rmuil am'
held, on grimly to ,ttie roped, occasionally
1.
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gi . vingthose'arles for holii4bloh hmditsrtlad�
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daybraik, sitting outside . She pawn_,offlaia. �: . 1. . . I
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, d6o . ii,- *ho'hsve�wsllnid Ave'or'six Irish '� ' " , .... . . I
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raido of
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� . . the"Greekielaudg, I am calli4 home t
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- Obrist�mAN-indriaimg,.brighi'sua clear, with
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You., .i glad, -for if is a subject,
Upon which J . eiannot. speak at home. It Is
MON tight n4to'b3boa-ClOud
, , kfortlkls�,,Io
031 maWs, life ; -
I will. not .on Yours.'
. Ivy on. her homeward way. - And' beside the
rain'e&* mail, witli'dike hand olaopild- &bout
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ldinod�' from .'She n oil fld� a y us 1 1
- bli d d w o tI I : - I 1� 1
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diAtiloto, loisving - helpless little - obildviki at, _,; _: ...'.. _-11 ... - - -1
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I lama to, 4ift-exid- 6Y"Unole,74 fuhtfali I , po' ,
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Astei to being nearly smashed , in,'a
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, , __ D� branches
mow,l4de
" tho'buil. Oldilking-ogi L I
� hin the ,
Of theg at. laurelo'. ,
to IN was g silver
. troubles die,!' dike. .want on,
the7f4tave.jliat' � 'L . `
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,any: .and. .
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, aili f-. Ypa think now you ,love'. MO �
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dropping figure clingirig So him, stood Lewis'
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home �' In order '.go , pledge,. their : and: � ." � , ".. 1-1 -
t I .. beds � : 1. ; . . I ��4 1,
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. . -owing'
� i�mllway accident. on the way to -. Paris ;' sit
received by. it weipink aunt and 'five' ditto
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frost work from the windowpanes. - The yule.
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:log bUibing'Ju the little luifrm'bg rO0m;:*Aih
quietly. see A c hangs. approobh1qg Ili
the,distumcb,
. � coming. niater-every 'day, and,
,I 'ba.
but Soon yon. - would . grow tired . of
.
hearing -ridicule, -6r, at le a '
I 4. S, L Surprise'. at
if ` - . I
Hogarth. 'Only'that Indrainghe hid found
fault*with Fitef ind.0ow b is'past life, j66'
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gLIO food. ' ' L . I . . . L .. .,N, -I I
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; 'The overworked clergy its b A . ' ..'' * . . : ,
I OSiQgS4 almost L ' . t�,,A
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. I Maiden: coueins, meekly rOqaesting three
. � . W .
',its holly wreaths' and vases of hot house
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know tbqt.)uY homai'. will oo6a lby
b � I 1. ; - .
omb,no longer." w". . . .
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r a 01084 . : . I ..
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. ,11 Hitah, hush Ill he cried. ,'KWhy do y6n
fraught with. every all -an death, visa.
Orin, �
-insiouclig - Theriti, in those awful
near.'
night. and, day,, and their funds, are quitq, . . ,
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exhausted. Viol - . I .
king Ions of them the other ��,
. . Month'$, JIM&
; SO JUrl t'ouk of that' gl6omy,.
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ghogt�haumtod structura', where my ancestors.
flowers lifting -their defloat
. OL petalil In atirpriBe
at thekein blspk� whiofi stirred 1him, One
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I "But Your brother"'o . . ..'�.; '.L
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- .1 y6d lorget,li she interrupted. Sistern
, qpdak.ob?, What -do ybuinbiin` 211.' . .
11 Llaten 11, cull ilia hold he h6na.-
momenta, Jig ohe'thoug . I I .�
. lit was life.;: life .
himself
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evening, 1,found, the passage and staire I .A 11 1. . I 14�11
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glare at ondird'm* eveiy cornor, and the rate
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window. was open, and through . the more .
'Virginian -creeper
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cannot always be first,; it would not be right
. I out I', .
11I,beileve y8u. Your *Words ore Sinoore.
-And-the girl beside hiM..'thei VIS:
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entrusted, to his keeptij who in. that short
,'orbwded . with'women , imploring, help. . 1, . . .
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foun families living iti, what.. *-my;
� I I -caroupe' behind the #&ill soot. ,To be over .
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. Imed- with �Pii
who ilei of accounts and musty
otems which cluoterid.
round. it, three little, oblift4a were sprinkling
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th aboull;- but--:whe bag been all 1:lo.*orld
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to me,,? . - ... L
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�now ; - will they, remain Bo ? ."Provii
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Go away to -i u6itoi, free,
I to'Llove.With A.
*space -of t line bb had learned It
Intonolly 'thit
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JlourOd bat, . . L. '. 'L � I �
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of - 'rabblib , - .
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'cat
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I letters, made to interview grim -looking L keep,
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Crumbs on $he Snowtarpet, printed by -the
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4 6 lo'George going. So be marrted, , then ?",
yourself... .'As 0
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came " 'ybu.*Ill find in a very oholittime that
had, seemed, impossible a fd*
. � .
hours before. - . 1, 1. ... ': � ! ..
which turned t6 .
. � bar-maie' coverings, � '�-`A
.from1bb weaj�er, jut .!. .. I L ...I.,
o wMbh � the - * �%;.
112
I - era and bailiffs, all Sir Liwising me I Leatured I
. -and patted on
upon toy duties aiva landloid,
robinik tiny feet � si they hopped to ,and fro I
, - their Christmas � Thei
gathering
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O�wlo itskid. - . , . . � . , *.. . I .
you are wrong ; if not, come ba'ok again LV,eXt
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. attaffe,lyanotherofiont:irbut the SOL on :
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hi,bitAnti ad�to'L .
. It crawl. Theintorlor height.,. - . , vl
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. hand by scores- of
she - horrid Old *villagers,
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who iold'ine how, I bad grown, and how they
-bounty. .
" ligired, grey,
.were - pretty abildreni goldeA -
.
eyed,,like . . . '-%
or. Lazily watch.
It Sometime. I suppose.', , : I . .
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4f g'ntaurely.be Wo Id never, wish you to
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Christmas day.-' Only 96 now, arid CIO,
, Your
beat to forget Md..' 'If you Value your happi-'.
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" A light P 'There upon tho.ohore, so near
. o thati, shining like a its'
t-s-Ilght I .Th, by
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could not be more 9W gas six, in a, � . � �
-than o I ' idw . �,,
the 065 Washing Up.to the small hole, Wh,Oj1 . ,, , '. V
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rememberod Me in- petticoats I L- 1i was really
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. :too much. course, I'couldn't otay'Aown
Ing them, Lewis� H - egartli stood 'at thb other
window, aRninking - the panes, looking out
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leaiollim V: , . .. . . ,.. ;. . .L
,, Oh, no -women � we J
I but
' ' joL diffaient",
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dej vill."
..,Ne*erl 11 he ano*ere&,-- passionately-,
were aeon;' Surely help would come. I
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1I Courage, dear Ill he whispered;. 11 It will
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served as an entrance. - Another cabin, I -saw � L . . , "
ad Upon, swampy ground .. . . I_
Fpon a billaide, pJs6 - ' I . I . E ,
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. there ; aid as 'All,my friends L be,jif made up
, L I Out
Aheir parties for'this festive, occasion,
.
now and thau vaguely at the white ,distance
I
0 y gavii when at jut '
still 0'vidg
you see.. I suppobb a 4OZ6,D)i It
I a Could live
togethbrin that old house without a disagree. �
It'Ivy I Us I Won!& :_yoq�haar me'?' -
I . . W6nlk
IU L. give =0 one
YP . : .... % promide, One Word Of
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.Soon be Over DOW. .7 ' ' . . I I
L' , Over it Must be ; but for life br death ?; L '.
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in which one punk to tho'boot tops in water. $' 1 1. ,
poor, p L ., I . 1. ,�
'These ObPlO L had' neither food nor . . .1 W 11
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. left In the laroll end the tog." � - - - .
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.0peaceful,aidd
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wan board the low sough 'of,, the sea which -
ment, Yet two women opuld not.. I have been
first so loco 'In . i. 4L , .
the house- *and, t Would never'
,hope? . . I
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L'. She look6dup, for aninotanti.4-whoWiworld
L A I*uA Obeer from the beach and. over the
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dark 'Waves epid a; boat t a resoue-th000
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moneytobityit. Men and obildtanare seen .
nd are . co fined -to th . . L
almost nakedi, a It aij � �
, And you ire coming down to enliven us."
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, said George Wynne� ,"We iliall -be., Cry
stratchol I away to the right hand;, and the
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first tonosupt t66 Church. ban. which "cam a
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But sball
of love In her,fives',21ton she stole in quietly. 11
. through the open window, and -left him a . [one,
oil board the ,yacht digerly.,walching ad .if
. 'boroup beneficent With
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cabins on -that account. Theory. is for sm-� -- I I I
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-ploymeltit; link th i to - . 1 L,"
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., Zips ; only' my. �rothet.lwlaw Ana tta
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Across the fields," . . ..
Sometimes in the course of: our lives
where you live then?" . , .
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.0h,here"'Ohe aiieweted; "I -op.itild'idi
ill thsttara.', " . � . ' I- _..
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owits mission. � in.
finite diffiettltk And. danger the.rescuora droW
a to, earn 0 .V@rYV14U*
be a L ." , l�
Ideal al to what formi it shall.take, and Unless .' _' .' ' . . ":
. . L children, and -my sister."'. %.
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__ � 11 But. I thought your sistir-71 ,
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comes a sesibla-m-an oasis .in the desert, as it
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,.leave the. dear ot a village.,, - . . I .
"Bitt , ., .
rd Ili the distance .-
, The echoes of the bells dIL ,.
yet. he itayed, hoping she woula Autni
near the rooks; and. flang � a ropi to -those
suoh'agonizOd
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taping help is rendered boon -.$Ike sepnom :og: . - . F ... . - "'i,
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'1846' 'repeated.. . - ' 1-�11
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. It YdUL fire thinking 0 .,Poor
. f the married one, .
Vibration. Y6n do' not know iny; y ounger
. Ott When the, past glows atIn and
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wave, of, to
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aiotant� and future there ioems none; wheii
I
: ypi. will not be happy?", . .
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. 'f i Yap," ihO answered,* 11 I shall. grow' as6a
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Confident in. his. OWDL fiftfifieg
. O of *PdrPosu
6trellgth' his love. -
W.aitinglet ouspenoe;'Anil then
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Steadily, ono� 14 - Ono, they w
- ,ore handed, on
will bd �
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.a sort of , edible osawada called .11 . ;
I .1 Moo I . ... . � �;
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� . . beat YOU at thiLailk-
. . oloter., 'Well; I Shall ex
'tion to-morrdw*, 2." train. .At'Preoint I
In the proodht we ire so Content that oil. the
real Mai go so. long as we " Can drif i on aim..
10 it; And with Use winoome cont ,-
. � ent.11 - -
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.The steadfast smile in the grey eyes as ohs
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'them,
, and Of His waiting was in
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,board.,, - .. - . . .
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, batheboach some fishormelli's wives b:a
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Used by16 pepillp on -the Connornars, son. . ..
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I. INAWS-Foor Womim--plokini UP,-dF- - I _.
Goal . �;
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. 1. . . have an'sugagoment, and iikust ran -'Away -4"
lonely in the Santa. sweet Calm., Ili one of
* raised shining through a gathering Oat .
'fears,
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., I CRAP11:13 T319- -Lift� I . .. ,.
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gatkoked, and, Solime blazing -Wood thOYL b a
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meal of it, on a Cold afteknoon: in Dioemberi . .. . . . .�, "
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. . . I Theme* baronet wag Ido'.1ooking out vver
. the, miry pavement, where a few man hurried
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, such pause# Sir Lewis Hogirth had been
, opendiag'the past ton'dayo, It'seemed as it
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.of haunted Liwis Hogarth . for many. a
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iiiar sfter,� *hen that bilriatmas .Day 'had L
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The f5ays .
--glided - b Y, , W _ ld .. * , weeks and
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�qbntho,, bringing no 'Change to the pefidifUl
- 'Counted
lighted Coat a lurid glare'ovei the ridgey surf, .
and further flibk are.d th%� little -light which
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hid'fivsk-br6ught %him the
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along the shore of' X(Rary Bay. at 1esnow. - . I . .. . . . .. . . ,: .1 I
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Perhaps theii was oometbing..in the hi&. .-. .. - �_
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Of birrel� mountaini. *groy
. ..
I ! along in overooatsialad:wit�r-proofed .WOmOnj
. . . ashfill.ting's, gOod'd6ifof thick b6ot;'struigled
Joine, were cast up . .
open b1i hbn_�_Ag though
Sonia laeoination, till Allen, unknown, f4tterga
.pk6sec'tforg'ottf)'2LAMol'iili'3 crowd of others
.
L 'bUj lit
which foll6wed.1t; when by none
.
litil&vIllago, which. .
'its : ides no. y
o b
-hiMigg ana mickdrell;L its, Sundaysbyholl.
bindings, of de'
I' a -A
iyerance. This Liwis dea(iribed' a he cow-
gtbima 008 and - !, �: .. I - 1.
.
otrbtoh6f a�ony beach Cover d - r wlt� - 1".. ,,,
a , i1th b o . 1"..
:... '.. . `11
`11
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-on through the driviing rain;from tbeirVisfj
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hiosenses. Only Orr this0hristmao 'morning
, 4im:
.were" remembered alliti.Pleatiur 'and.
. !P %.' Its
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014A L
hed�, O''Othor
day n oukWNril change. Only
. ored. in Ilke itern, his Wife resting half -un-
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w6ed (hit i�Wdo the Spend ImPiesalve, but the * " " i . ..
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. ,to the Christinaa-deeked shops. ' .. 1.
he ,had Awakened to.wknowledge of,ite..
pain. - , L . . . .
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up tit Ahe 11 Castle 11 the life which bait
conscious a big arlAg,.h;r�ham:aioiaspea in.
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ldhelyfiguir6'glesning a ocality �oupL)er . ftom�� .. � . ,�, I
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I . � I . a, Cheerful season I'! rmattered Levis, for
I I to him -ib-8 footijal* waa� little L else than - a
-cause. WhYLdillowhocould'uottell,buthe
:kubw.ihat 64ov6d, Ivy Wynbe, with. a' IQ ",
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- - the..Cakkdied�on'ibOLChvfg[t'
flowed on there, so. steadily. was . taking
. .
CoUrg ' - - I -
praygr_�.- - 4 . I L � .
' * The lauding W;o "Lille areatetil danger, for
the thoie'16oked. Inexpressibly had. . She sold - 1. ... I . .1,11 i
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me the old otory,of I no. Work, no money, no - I . I . . . .., 11
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nsb& Zailyleft�un Orphan, be -had 'only
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otrong.,and tender ouch.a devotion ail the
_-R.Waa-fiveninw; .
. nias tree had Tw-iffidled down'to, little lump*
0
.another _O.
.d�_ __ 6j.i� _' I—— .
rhFfEis: g�ii a wild$' bladtoring
,�tho.-for�w-cif-tati-t�aff--W-A-el-fj-u--Oh-tviLt the boat
'�
f0_j_"_ . .. �
FtdvI0iOff;_ It. would be a hard-0ififir I . I I I .. i
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'help
� . wbeenasaguast,an ouitoidei ln�'Ito social
.
, Catholics of old time gave to- th6ir'petron
. .
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of wax' a goont of'frizzled fir.twigs filled the
F L
,Obriatmae, "10th A Strong wind
� , driving hoovvy'
cloud "
: might be deallidd to pieces, .. swamped - at
before! � they - � could- reach the
. _-J,
poor, .�, "., , ,
. indadei God them;'. Her husband, .. . . . . 11,
after nine weeks' j ournei I . :� I .. I
it"Bootiand seeking , , �
gatherings and happy reminiscences ; so it
, � .
-all seemed -very Wearisome. And dull. And
saidta-mi . r
ach .SL'IOVG Ad L he had,asomed . ova
. for him'. years ago. He had forgotten, all
.room; a littax of fiw6ota and colored paper
v
o6iered'tho floork and the children, their
, w�klch �Werii'� now qo��g. to 61irth
I, dr: M,h., g showers of rain and, sleet.
.overturned
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beach The fide had turned, and was on
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work had returned poorer than howent. OOFS , .. .1 �
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1. . 'fis he looked back over his oheakerqd life, hW
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_Wsl(leg, utterly . contented AM that lonely,
arms filled With now pos000dons, olaoter6d
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The church -was. just the same, decked with I
thd ebb,: At lint, after biiathless watching,
L heaving
on the oroot'. of A
up, the mountain now for a basket of Surf. I've. , .. . . , . . � ..
three philder', on' it's only three ws6ho old the ' ' �. .. ".
. -wondered' *iat would be''tho end. He
Ancient country-botise, Made brighte"y4ho-
round Ivy aso�ohe.s.A% on her low chair telling
the shinimg holly le'siveo. It was- afternoon, ..now
�
groat,
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I I m . �
I thought of the brighfilayief hiaboyhoo�,tho
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face of - its miatre�e. Those old -grey walls.
marred
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them the good -night story, and to-imighf-it
. -
and frd6ilia'organ'the deep iiotes ootinded
L .
*Avg, now -l", he-Aarknesa Of an _ g,_
_Aby#
from which it, seemed they vi�_nlld novai rise,
.
.
:Yp"geotle. 11061f.'',MY. ould mother ,11yea - , . - �
I I �.
with tie too, and it Was only. last Sunday, I' I .
-load with - poverty Which were his
btragglooL .
Whom he grew to man's asta.06 ; the careless,'
so And w9athdr,worn, the' thick
I .
tough growth of the climbing leaves that bore
wag thdold ot6ry of -Chr iotmas that the sweet:
tonoa'ol'ber voice ibpiatod, With many' a
0 0
, ad and slow... There wag no one to lists ,
no Obb to go homa'with I'vy an she air aggled
they came most, ind whila'a cloud of foam
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bUtIOd My oister.10, In ftliO*Or,LAO'the arlei of , -. � ' ' ' ."
. ..UoOJOoo life Whom he hid partially,*eurniounted
.
. them,'rendering :OfTOL Avail the talento God
her pame, the 'owe.44 pure -face-Ali those
.
things passea, through hi's Jilud - tie he
oonoeit'.m L
qu4int, child -like na comment, Joid
,
with anepoolous heedlesinfiso of any strau-'..
I
back against the relentless' blast, along 'the L
: pith ebb had trodden lost ,ivintar with Louie
blinded the stalwark rowers tiled miltdo the .araggedurchin,
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watch fira seem, dim an distan. 0. '. ]tool
d it 'th
slid having fille 4 :,' *1
.4 -her can . . L
so( I *. .: . .'.11�.
with wood, she limped off and . )it dlsa�. . . L I .., .. __ . . �,
i, _. . -had'given, him, beasuse"the - love which had
lighted him onward vas-Mahed by'tlis abill
. -death.;
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Appil theid, thinking, -thinking ;. for he know
thift ore long he would be oalloa upoli tik'njake
. .
'a
, jL
ger's piesaroo, though Sir LOW ,,bad L drawn
Debt to listen to the familiar Wotan. , . .
Hogarth by hot aide. . Now, as' Ohe hiid'pra-
illoted, she was vdone�rkotfor the . moment 1
'
, ��. ,�
grated on the pebbles. . . - , ,
The foremost man florang.1a.fifif6ty; thoso
down
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pears ; , . I I'll , 1. .1,
jbi 4 Into a wretched Cabin, the door of I .1 I . . .
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A served foi, both chimD6y. ind'Avifido* , � . . I I I I T, � .1
8100- WO Oro familiar *1W ilotures'and' . ... �', �
. 6 t
I -band OT .. 44 6 pure deiiro* and
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oholob Which, in 6 rocasurei mdet have tin
L
:1 When tit lamt.the children Were fligniludd,
.
1 .
but for uJI'hor future life. .. , �
.
on, shore - rushed to drag. the boat abf),ve,
L
she fury of tho'Waveoi which tried remoroo
Ali . .1 .. . - ,
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- , . . . -
stories setting forth' the manner In whioll L . � .�
.1 : )oas thit-love had given to Lis life, and
- . purl I I
. . whiall'for years. s;f ter its Joso,bad made him
Influence ovet'his whole life; on
. that first
ovettiog, In the' shook of his 'discovery. of
Ivy Joaned back Silently, her eyes gazing into
i6 glowing fire pictures; slid he oat Silent,'
. , The day which was to ioparit'd bar from
her brother Wd", drawing. mist, and .,Sit Lewis
, . 1.
lod,016to onck her backi , I '
. � � ; .
rollicking IrJohmen drlv� their pigs to Mar. � �. .. �
'.Faddy
.
. . waywardanaearoleso.'. And now that his
had Ate that he
the fearful blemiab fato'bad Cap's upon ilia
be had learned
,too, watabing*lker. The.,oSduoso had come
116garib vrao.�mirrlod F. In so, ohopt a Space
0 you, air V, - an old Sailor shouted- to
!4Ledv6tbdIady10 me. Yon
ket Ander, mani difficulties. .
now ,; 1: '�
drijeo bid pig to markot in ilia same mummer - - . . .. .,
' "
I . .Vaind reftillied balance, Dow
. the Cbbfi!Ot,L*thO
. was 6noi move ioady, for
woman since. to-lovil,' he
sought to avoid he .
r.. It seemed so torrible-
back to her fair face; not from the remem.
brands of, stilt burdai� laid upon her for nigh
he hod pr6yed-not himself, but the -truth .Lewis.
i
61 liar w6rdd. I Ho.Lbad.golii Away in She full
I -could ,
not Stand ,With her," he'added, as Lewis
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as of yore, .but there is' &:..sort of, joSiled I.. I,., ' * I . L
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,. . - . rusted talents needed -no brightening, the
. . "Zkew .found energy was �do6leasj for a life 'of
that lbibly face and'orooked, feablelorm, that
Angel smile and those laugainlY. movomento -,
L, ,
twenty YeStS.s Ud borne 00 Patiently, Uat lit
might-hot"darken thplivea of hose around
don fidenca that be would oomollsok to claim
..her at the sha of the time she bid appointed,n' ..
'fahby,
L
Paused. " There'i to time to be lost. Go lIt
I
Lowlo sprang towpqd tfieshorei losing Ilia
footing in the treacherous surf, and was
melatiabbly.on his - facet he looks terribly � . '.
'fmgry, Ana the, afnel cold obatbbes'hint but , - - , . .1 .� � - I
b . L . I . I .. � .L . . . __ � r",
through" the Manifold renii in his, Clothing. -, .. ...
? . 46'ase-gndple�6eurei'laybef�ioi3im. Whathe
till, -whom he wag next morning for the second
kor for the 'approaching. fatilre -of 'Which
and. for we -Oki, ill that lovely face
finally'llelped to land the friendly hands
1.
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In many pages" after L standfing . . I I I—' , I
Several ho __. - , �__ _ � ..
urn - _�4'j
,vanted- he could stretch - out bib bond And
Uh "'j-
lako. So it vAVtba1'1afida_va before Zia -
time slonb With her, the s4ales fell from ki
--- --- -dbe�j&* ,- -8 -__ _' - -6.
eyes, ap . -h "re Its was; -he raializ *d
sho-haditpokett'; nor from the -thought of
`thofi6-who had once made , ilia Christmas
Which h4a 00 falibluated'him -had ftelt
withbint. night and dij, -till lie Ono, morn-
-by
of the "Aahermon, who, followed by the
I
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in the market 'he drives' ac :,.;,
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. � Mao he accepted his friend's Invitation L to
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the bdaifly of the character her brother had
.
bright in ilia old home, -Whose vdIoOO
I
Ing met dome L. othtr friend of George*
.
wormem, had crowded down - to the wat6eo
edge, - no he Stood trying .to colleol
oratur" idnoold., The Shopkeeper, is Oman I'� - I I I ,6, I
blame to 11m,,, attimei pokinesonpo th "' ' - 'a . .� L .,*f
n 0 �
�1.1 . Ift000napaii3? him. to the`1ittle fishing village
I � *
, down *on the South coast'.
bee a denotibifig td, him,, Wo understood the,
veneration W7 which ilia was held, by those
And laughter had made the dark Oak rafters
Xing,. tll�000 Who had forgotten Christin * 0.
as
WYnMO'Ot Who, not knowingo spoke Of her in
.
tilrins 'Rhich. opened the' baronatla even to
.Then,.
himself, to find words,� to - thAnk them, a
Wet I � , I .
slid c6stfigoatod him' for payment of A Ions . - "
'of . . . .;�
. The next day in the minty evening the two
.
around her, And than he found him'delf talking
joy
and Christmas sorrows In the land beyond
.
the manner it! which much an Unforiumsto
ouill '
don mighty wAv6 dashed over tha lots.
moot of themi boating all down b6forb it,
otandifg debt. The price of all merge five',. . . 1.
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stock IS Wry small at prood . . 1�1
tit. It Is ruinous 4_ �
. .
. I drove uD .to the lodge gatea of George WynnWo
I bolus, It bad 'Originally boon a farm house
to bar AS though their fr�endship 'had laoted -
years; And soonshe had hbard more of. big
thp "I Wreck -of time -.11 She was thinkloi of
that 0"Ande 'liflailmoa tho'lenj few hakil
m'arkillgO vikld be ricalved by the world
Then he grow tired 6f fild London life nai
L
Ili tiogthe boat like a shall Carrying wIthAt .
I L ' I L . .1
to' 0011 And It IN ruinous to keep . . . . .. �
11 t for the . . , t
.. � I butenlarged from time to time, and witlithe
ancient lichoned .valid still standing and the
.
-life and thoughts and liopoll 4han any one L
oloo,in the *orl& . To hGr he hadunlooked
LARYS
cast upon.&r'Jib., Thooe-who only �new
, ,
bar outwhvd,exlsie�de', liar pilmoof al rblifia of
,. #
went down to bla - home. ,, � ' Of
in all -the swakening,boatity of' il�d .Ar
thb old saillor And drakging.-Itho lady from hio
armo-tbon tore back With a hilllowi, rapping ..gooi
bastas are ating their heads Off.', it to o� - , 1, . . �
. . .
Afeaturela thaprasonteriela that, don-, ,, . ! . I .;.,
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1. .. I Oqu%rd toter some ancOotdt of Ambitions Mind
.
the oodrets of the hidden pi.at, and noted
.
dittleo, bar ibjf-d , evotion.foi the happindij -of
days of apffiag, he realized the worth, of.hio
poundo . leaving the two Powarleon human
beings fighting In the foam for life. - - -ofiiae
'
trary to expdotailon, And thinks to Shp spoil . - . .*� . I
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weather wh I I
104 Prevailed durigig the
. had not up on one Wing, the structure bad
� 4. , gained such an Imposing Appearance that it
.
the fears gather in her ayes all he told 'of
�
his doad love. For the past sheipitiod,blin ;
I
'no
okbers, perhaidthou�ht-a -0 in oftewthought
of'th6so: who.bush .their sorrow to silogoo,
POBOONSIOns;.arka Over and over aghin, ,mdhQL
Pa0ed ilia 9tately'rooms, he saw thooe grace-
.
TJ26 opeotatora stood' paralyzed, - - All 'was
�
,confusion. Then *lid for
, , ,�,,
letter pkrt,df tho yoni; thefudi Is plelitIful. , : , I I , . , _ '. �'�lt
:. .
Throughout the Q '. .. �.- *
I .
I . was pow'oallod the Castle. At the gato the
olillodge -keeper came oil% to Welcome them,
for the tntqret She ofoke tobira no one
aloe had,dok�of his datleb to the.61d home,
rind toaoh-th�ineelvio'coutt3itm6ntL-thtit she
had'no bidden. life. Yet the 'yearning for
lend, halting movemoilti, �-ths't bent .0id.
difppled. forin ; and -Am he regarded the
a cry strength want
up to h6oblo, as tho little L light which had .
wholiv Country hills Anil - . � I., �
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bogs ate 110Y With Wormed and girld 6eriylia L , L' . . - . I "i.
. . . ,�.
9 ... . , ,!�,� , I ''
.
'Writikledi, tootislows, hot scant gray, haii
. -blown about by the tough son windolahe wan' an
which :66 affooted to depreciate. -110 bad
L
rieVorin ,he Couree 0 1-1118 IVAIIaOrlilge SObil
lovewhielt, dwdllo in every womaik'o bout bad
I
Its plama in hem -the longing -for that joy
I
Pietureir of the atNtelymomen bf his tsoo, he
Confronted with'them the poor or Ipple he had
burned be clear] J vanished into, the darkitcoo,
slid 1vikrushed down to aid. She heard AD
turf I
loado of� on their bucks.. Little g . 'i `
Iris I .
. - .'� . . . I
ffObZ tWOIVS to 10ail6in Virg Of ago Carry " . I I , .
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. unpleasant picture, and so reminded the
'the
another woman like liar ; bib *foigot the bent
I
.from which she hod' deamea harnalf forever
'61kat
Asked to be his wife. .139 grow i6stleed - and
-
a towering oh6d% from the fisharimeb, its they
L
followod 1 but hours of horrible Agony seemed
large bsokotd ,fuel weighing about halt 11 . . L I I
. ,T
handtad Weight from the bogs to thei adjteant � I
; ,baronet go forcibly - of persecutions
: . of life own � tenants that he turned to the other
figL are' and ungainly Walk, ad the light
chanjed And softened those *Widdrful
out -and now. WAS it then to be won'.
dared aftliat ohs. fot'ihe first time. oinsiblo
Unhappy. He saw DOW what he had 6allecl
love had boon but a brief 11 Stpubdill Which
to paid ad OhO straggled amid the. watern, her
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towns and villages fouror five Irish Minos for A. . I . I I 1,
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I .. 'Whid6*61fliboartlage. Itootartedashadid
,in
dy6o. And now the glamor had been thrown
of homage to ber1self, should have given her
had come with -that awakening to pure desires
hands 0113391319 'with deopbiate force around
the dtoWming lady, hor'eyes -blinded the
plitamoo, of throd half -Ponce, a baiket or &%plas . I 11 .
. r . I .
0 two U00098 Indian meal. . . �
. oo af thb utter oottraot of *but he at$*.. In
� .
I the dark sitting of tho,'Window-fratho, With thb
over: him, and he know hd loved. I
During those low days muoh'61 the oad6
Whole heatt aiitQ
, noolo*61y to She* only one,
*he had looked ilth love, not pity, upon the
slid high qndeavoro Which bid- - bkon, hot
,
Worki lieho'd Committed himself foolishly;
-by'
spray, hot foot gooklugViinly AoinsArm hold,
I .
. , . " w �.. . I .. I . .11 ..
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obifting light of -the batriage-lamp dancing
. noon had gone from her. fuco�perhaps- for
beautyL of bar Isted 2 HOW Would it be . . hen
W
gome too far tot a'man of honor to r6traot,
fill ohs was dashed upon. the Grail. otoneol
,Ana till wits bian it I The next greedy
. 41 Is t�.eie ally way," Writes an ilgrid Ulturit . . .
" I I I I . -
"of
about hot, stood ariotlior wonisit, with W fade
I much As howle had never aeon before ; such ,
the joyous season. An the WIN were still
pealing she appeared dreamed for the
he Wag gone' and she was Mono ilgalil, with
I
the memory of thiq bright gilrapoe of -bleiixedv
.
Set. 44 Do your beat to forget tb me. It You,
value Yq you till," And With
11, hop
- w6vop
to 08126 its vlotima" rolled P trJU &DI't
U �
brok:6 with A crash upon the shore, slid r I
keeping eggs from.. , .
porromp6hilent, .
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turning bad V Well, no: really tangible !means,,, I I 11
s face an al painter might have strivOn in the
. .
� old dayb to give -to the, Maga I elend of Ili's
. .
Chrlotmho morning service. 61 Olkildronill
ohs ofild; 11 are you coming with me to
mesa till remaining? . . 11
At last she roamed herself. 11 Are you tot
searoo a otruggrelmalle'-ducaseded In
I I r. 131% months after be Married A b=
126
bitokaloappointedi Thisfishormon A'' 6, -
ad its fury, -
havo boon discovered, Va believe, but a �
bound PUP, About A'% 1210fiflig Old, Will Oc L ) , .. I
it r R L .
Imagination, of which the holinood-almost
� . divhae�of expedioton - 'Was. porvaded by a
0��rcuhiktpr Will You stay ilth the robins?"
Ivy I $1 cried the YOU11906ti A little
going to keep George company, tp,uJghk,,- Sir
Lewis Io I . I � . I . I
girl of good family living best, A. sultabl
match, the World said, I . �,
. .
Go' tly, t .1 I
a hey..'Plolesped the Pooro btUlged"'hennibry
'had
as Door I
ad sliythiag else, Ifyou Jdava, thl: 1
dobropoh' About onepup,im*:0affA, - � I I
patient oadviend from 06LMO doopf Pit t
. . grIef,
� a
one .
of folli years old. ramming tip And Clinging
, � I
.,,a ,,,,,,a, ,, I - I had to
A Jla,,elovomi
��
, Ana the w6man he had loved had walked Am
hands, which, never l000ed their 1401d, L.
duk tbwld OlaoPea his Wild once move, half.
plant for & $AIM of 280 scroll, � I . I .
. . t
lob still romahlea; a
- the shadow of Whi
I strangely beautiful picture lit the VAvering.
to her With'tho ldve and Confidence of 611
children towerd hot-', Aunt Ivy 1. whato do
. 'was S;,Jfkt� '
it
ifig ()Ue of.
it Not I,vt - She r4)da. and ,uufol6d
trembling suspense, hoping vainly for 0
return of & he h6ppindob she, by hor'dwit -t%ot#'
i ,
feinting but liviligo'hilifo arms, I � "JoLth6tlab&
Yonig Man. if if IS, 11 O'clock. ilia She g6ft . I I
I � ,
and plays a few' bare of. it who-
light,' Tranoflitet with adonlilimento Lowis
I -
,061 otaring At the apparition, wh Is ali� O1
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the robins go to Church?" � .
, A 9rcat t6adortio'so �camo into hot syeol. 4'
�
the shutters and o ��,Dued thq - v4pof-beaewba
window ' .
.
had ,renounced, for with till bar Ooul', she
I ,
had iqvda him with.that groat otolro of love
AN boon 40.000siblolho 14f i her for a moment '01#86i
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