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, AngUSt 18, :L$8:1.
11 well op6iit. Will it be possible for you
The blow bad fallen At list. She otood
'- BeAtripe lookoil up th8h, And saw the,
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-coula'tell whakt. I have e
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ever to like mo?"
16 I like you ,low,,, shersaia, oi
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fAae to, face with her shame and fear. How
could ahe Meet Hugh Fornely? Whit
fakir pitying face almost white As show.
111% it woroo than you thought?" she
move il!�kyo of Agony like this, And I ob&u
be free Nr.ovipr from Ru :Fernely,0
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He wats A busky-voioea anaveryinsudible
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. proxhiso to., onaesygr to love me,,,
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).to poreistod-11 will you.14illy? Ivill. 4Q
shonia,phe sp,y to him? How must puou a
meeting end? It would but anger him the
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14 Oh, yes,- said Lilliaku.-I, terrible, irre-
Her siollor tried to soot 6 her. with gentle
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words, but thoybroughtno comfort.
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: Man, but be Was deeply in earneot. when he
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Unwound the cotton bandkerchl . of I
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The pun is shining ,o'er the sea,
The main is fair a morn can be, .
And on the sands she waits forms,
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On thillMou Wish me; I Wi ray best
Cillia 4ogoQ.4Aoyoumre. raloe me,
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More.' go ,should not touch ter hand in
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gre6ting, she said to herself, and how
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trievable, I fe4r I"
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11 T;le will be here At 9o" she cried, 14 sad
it Is, 0 now. Iwill write my letter.
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!'so yesterday And ookid, to thq inagistratte
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411 the.. Tombs Court, ,,,I want my Lillie , .
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. While overt,he waters I roam,
My, unto beat has been afloat upon 0 0,7t
Varbut t a 0 r day,
dmrling-my lifo house on your answer.,,
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' frie,li she sAid; and'he I.mew how
would he endure liar contempt?
She would not see him. She Ursa not.
CHARTER XXXV.
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will be at the o.hrubbvry gate. I will mau.
Bgo 80'that you $hall have time, Oivo him
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" Whit hito she been doing ?'I agkoil Rio Ir
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Put On the sands she wa ts an at as, a Vex
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olitloomwor
MU 48 meant,
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04 the little whito'hau4 that reste d in
Row could. she find time? Lora AlrIle
never left last side. She could not Meet
There was unbr4en silence for Some
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liurtutes �, and then
, UP!= beat over ,her
- the note I will write, speak to him for ,me,
t ell him Lamill, And e4onote,oatim. 6h4l.
Honor. 0
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" Bill Actin' mean, very mqgn. Forgets
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'Till I Como Militia home.
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hie own he Paw a pretty ring; it I
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Hugh, The web seemed closing round her,
, sister, and Said i
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you be frightened ?11 .
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. I'm a husbo#hd ilia s, father and oughter
, aw bar golden b. .
4 The breezes bil , air,
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. large pearl ring a
.eo in pmle gold. . Lionel
it from her finger.
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but she would break through, it.
11 Tell me all, darling; pollapp I cp,� he
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"Yes," '18plied Lillisku, gently; "but
he v my family's respect, See 11, . -t-
" Hal she, been in shy inati. .
. Use box forehead fa
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4, I Phial -a this, Lilly," he said 4;1 and . ,
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She would send him. m letter saying she
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was ill, anabegging him to wait yet m little
promised to be his wife, Lilly,!' con.
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tillat will not toitter. Im.usb1hinkofyou,
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reforra4tory
tuti,DA IjeforeTt n .
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watching, the great ahig speed away;
And. vex 4 ,
An , q , y gaie and every pail am olir the sea
we,page brings, of hajipy things swatting rae--
whon-Bbatrice is married and gone,. I shall
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go to Lord Earle and ask him to give �ou
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-lo liger., . Despite his Arm words, she know
he would IIIA refuse if she wrote kindly -
tinuedBeatrtee. IsImmouroldidnotineau
it. I was but a child., I did n ot reml'zO All
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11 You need hot fear him," said Beatrice.
11 Poor Hugh, I co uld pity him if I did not
44 I guess not.. Lillie's not etrong on the,
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form, and none of lam would do her .
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Two eyes, so blue, a beart as true as heart can !)a,
. A prayer bretAbod up each day. . �
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to ine. I will not go now; we will keep
our secret -for a short time. 'Two love
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lilippen in A few days. If not she must
that the words
, wbant, Ile kissed ray face,
And said he a � hould come to claim me.
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list, .j � ,iM. TA Ily, I willtlipenk youwhon
my Agony is over;. ,
1 cannot how."
powerful heap ol good dnh-yh6,yv.,P �
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"'X011, PUPildn't give list up do quickly, .
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. Oh I soon my voyage will be o'er,
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Affair at once would be too much. You
Will learn to love me, mud when the spring
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run fails'
away; it everything 4 and. she
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ooula not free herself from hA
B. olieve me, Lilly, I never the -
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ridge. Brilliant pictures of foreign laud
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he wrote b4 . I
0 .t a. few words, saying she
was AI, And uum,ble'to see him; he mqol b . e
amid the magistrate; ,41� .
I 4ttle, girls will be,
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little girlo,
. never, nevermore .
And then she'll 11
walt oil the sands for me. .
day in
time comes perhaps you ill make me as
happy as Beatrice willy bv'tbou lisve
would I save home; T4Y 09.5d she would
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into his hatrid
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filled my mind, I lookeil. upon
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nely only as a mesio of os&ps fr om a life
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sottisfied, and willing to Wait yet X 11 ttl
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longer,
11 But she ain't. I I
little, Lillie sin,t, and
sho emu wallop any and'of her inches � .
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. For as thd sun, ,when is done, oln1w the
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made Lord Alrli6. I ehhll keep, the,
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.not fill 11 Ither denth than
that.
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I detested. He promised to take me to
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Old gave,the,letter to, her sister., Lil�
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,our bloqk,11 , . I
Or when the, bird's last note 10heard, be pecks his
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ring, Lillian I you are my pearli-abd this
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will remind tomake
Moro thlin once sbQ thought of Gak.spmr's
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PlAcoo the "AT1344 of which Alled me withr
wonder. I never thought of lea,virig, yqu
liau's heart acheid as she noted the tre
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"Evidentlyo, little wild a -ad -hemd. .
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strong",, soothingly. mutte red the magio.
. So whou shall Came tbb goffighome, we both will
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Together by tho,pom. .
moof you, tTuat me
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very hakpy, say you are pleased,"
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words, He was so true; so brave -he
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would have. died for list. Ali, it he. could
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or mamma- , . I the mili,
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" imself as of a lover. 11 .
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46 I have not asked y6u, to. keep in
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trite.. " She cmult be positive ly wicked."
11 She can't, eh ?11 sedd the applicaut,and
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W! 1 Bay more than that," she replied,
a happy. smile rippling bver her face -91 I
but help bar, if she could buf call III t
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her, a Id 1, in this the dark hour of her life,
11 You did not care for him, then, as you
I Lilly," said Beatrice ' sorrowfully.
"There is no. need," w mep the.
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hmve more than half -learned my leason.,'
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by lier own deed she had placed herself
do for Lord Airlia?" interposea Lillian. ''
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nly'
"Sir
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Then he lifted his sleove.� 11 See that ? '
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(By the author of I'Kadolino'p Lover,")
. ,nd looked at
. Us kissed the pretty hand a
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the fakir, flu.Bhed, face lie, dared not touch
beyond the reach, of all human help,
.�he would. w4te-upon that she Vas
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Do not pain me I" begged . I
10 . Beatrice,
ve Hubert I with . theloveth comefi, but
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in life;
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,ry and Lady Lawrence dined
that a,y it Earleocourt, and. it was nearly
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, I cannot tbAnk you,", be said, h is voice
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laternime ; b h ,k tbr?
Whom oQuld she ask tc , I
I istald, Is shrub,
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once thAt man was nothing to me,
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ekeept that his flattery, and -
the excite .1
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over thei wine, came into the drawing
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. .er'hislefteye. f'She used a rolling �
keenly; slidwas truthful and open &� the
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daki. He never heard s, false word from
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full of emothion. III Will live for you,
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I y,. And my life shall prove my grit
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bery-gmte and give to the strav er a, mis-
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sivQ from harBelf? If she as ed such a
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life more endurable. He gave ine a, ring,
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room. The evening wits somewhat ohilly ;
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a bright fire burned in the and the
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pint to do that," I I - . .
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0 Phew, I she must be a dreadful' child, , �
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even one of. the trill
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th pass current in society for truth. Hp
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h wish the spring Vero nearer. I
favor from a servant, she would part with
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,y haven't you corieoteaher 21� . I I . I
The Applicant looked bewildered. k
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said to himself, if any one was all but per-
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'on or if yon will have lemr
I . n4d your lesson'
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her secret to one who might hold it as a
rod of iron over her. She Was too proud
return to claim me. Ze wap gQ;ng on a,
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long voyage., Lilly, 'I felt relieved when.
to his favorite game of- chess- with Lad Y
Helena; Lor4 'Bsrla'�ohmllengea Lad 1
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41 1 tell you, Judge," Jae said, 11 it takes I .
� fee t, she - use his own.
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lor-thatt. -Thereewas.nnly-.mmim-the-,w=ld.
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who I could belp her, and that washer sis.
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be wais gone ; tll'e novel , r- I lima
- I ty was eve - -
Ii tired. _B Udes,
grow - ____ - --- g1dimor
eat when the
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Of ecarte.:. The'voun
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�p=e&,Wp left to themselves. : ",
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141110-w-Whon,- ihe- gets, bustin �. d pilt � --"---- __
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hot ;, all he had ever hoped tot or'dreamed
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I . . of was centered in her. He 'set to work
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Lora Airlie's ret urn to, Epirlbscourt had
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fell from my eyes, I was ashamea of what 1.
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66 ars' time," said Lionel to �
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� deliberately mnd*with-all the-ardoxot his
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beendalmyQd. Tb's chan e PISQO
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A, ynnton involved more than he thought.
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t6ilia g her. gh� remerubved long ago at
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had dons, I tried to forget all about Who 11
every time the remembt4noe of him came
t illian, #1 We MAY seek refuge in cards; at
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$(Yes, I have, 'and 'm stave; bat ..
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At first she did
then by degrees he �tho oung
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Is a the. all' deek. -Again the
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R nutsior thmt -she, had sat something
wbich', had shocked her sister' and the
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to MY mind, I drove it from me. I did
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not think it possible he. would ever return.
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ible,Lilly. Youneveit,ingtome.
the p , come to
imad now." ..
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ijothing short of 9, cart -rung would touch - . .
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. Niatelied -pure �
, heart awaken to 6imsoiousheso. Itwas as.
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he lovedhest earth. , . . . .
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with 'her still. It was 0, humiliation
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it WRs but a summer's .pastime. 'That,
summer has darkened my life. Looking
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11 She must be vicious." - I
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pretty a development of love As, ever was
witnessed. At the Bound of his footst e� br
Three weeks,'Yet notbing'had bappene, a
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Beatrice bad watched each day begin aric'
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beyond all words.
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back, I own I ,did very wr6ng: There is ak
was near. .
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PrAy excuee me," a a begged:. 11 I will
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didn'tg�t hruak so often." . #
his voice the faint color Rushed into her
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end, until h6r heart grew faint with fear ,
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undergo it, theie would be . cornfQrt. -in
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Lillim's. sy.nipathy.., Lillian wouia. -lake.'
treat blame atta6hing tome; tj,ut surdly
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A who shut me out fromthe. living,viorld.
-sing for you present.] . P�.
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-. s Ae� looked Burprised it we i 'the 'first.
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face, light caraw into eyes;- and, whou-
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I be stood by her Bide, bending his handsome
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she -was as gar as ever from -a: solution- o
ber� diffictiltids-as fax as. over from findin g
her letter, she would see' Hugh, And tell
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time'slie hhd ever refus6d him a fAvor.
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Ike a flab. She can stow away more . .
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lightning in less time than Any being in the . .
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. he,ad'to, . read -her secret,* she would speak a
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herself free.from, Hugh Fernely. , .
him she was I'll. III. she felt,in very truth,
11 Remember all throu,h' story, dmr.
. Slid ll,yie'fluish the folio 6 6 grAv uga 2"
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word or two, end then hu,r - mW"y from
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. , him. If he wished to join her. in her
Lord Airlie, on his �
Arrival, was stecrtled
at the change in her brillimlit face. Yet be
Hugh would be pacified form time if he
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ftw Lillian- Sho could think of no other
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ling, that La,in not so go. not a
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and gentle . as: you. I was restlessAt the
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',gialks or rides, she begged to be * excused'
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. with trembling lips And drooping eye% ;
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was flattered by'it. He thou4ht how In-
-tensely shemustlove himi. it his absence.
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arrangement.
- Th�tlevening she would tell
'bbr sister�therer .Wdd rest, even in the
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Elinsi, like a bird in a. cage;,: you were Con.
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tent. I was vain, foolish mud,wilful; but
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by �Is side, it would be imp4ssible to
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away, she again declined ; . bui this - time
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Lillie geti� iii A� scoldin' conditionthere ain't . .
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She hardly knew herself whit had come
her-wby the suddenly to
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could affqe,t her so strongly, He kissed,
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lick pale face over and over again, declarin g
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looking back, at the impetno
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child, full'of romance , . .
, untrained, 1 In
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the: fair face flushed and. the sweet eyes
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hity one in the diggins oared about fao . .
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her. She, swears longer, litronger Aid*
to world seemed
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have grown . so f,
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that he would not leave her any more --no
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search of Beatrice she
'said, that orders should be"gent to London
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for the strif� of life, longing for c a e,
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for for
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I luster ia the Bky above.. A vague, Micious
happineos stirred in the gentle heart. She
one:else knew. how to take omie of herl
They were'wafi pleased to welcome him -
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for her trousseau, and the list must be niade
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exciternefit, , und er
gayety, chafing
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mystery on
any Are you
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' Ot'is there to be another
�ired of me? .
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Bence. When he was near h r,
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for ,every one liked Lord. Airlie, - and the
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fire ly ircle did not seem complete with-*
out fit once. . .11
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. She sat calmly ih Lady Helena a room,
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bxotiso for me. There was no ex on f
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'What followed. 'When papa'spoke o a-
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important co ng."
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washboard last week wlieli'm neighbor she - . �
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'didn't like came -in. She'd 1 - .
aye ollawed
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hands trembled, and.the sweet J
warm and flushed. Yet -the measure of her
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Out Im. That,very night he had an inter-
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view with Lord EmrI6, and bes6ught him to
writing in obedience to ]ter words
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all the time how she should tall, Lillian,
you remember it, Lilly -and asked so,
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gently if.wehadeither of -us: a secret in our
41.1 have something to attend. o 'I
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replied, evasively. 11 Got the folio read Y:-
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And they want back On her." - - . I
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. . I content and happiness seemed full. � . ,.'
. Lionel saw it &11'snd he wondered why'
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jillow the marriage to take place'as soon-
a8possible. He had been miserable away..
howbestmake. herunaerstarAthia cleadfir
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error committed, yet save- herself. asmuch
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lives -when -be pro mised to pardon -any -
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such a precious treasure as the love oUthis
I pure innocent girl a . hbuld be his. What had
from Beatrice, he declared, mud he thought
she looked pale and grave. Would Lot a
as she could. Lady Earle talked of'laces
And I embroide: . I I
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*While
-1 ought to hmve told him then. There is
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The, excuse for that error� I was asbamed.
. dialogue in feverish suspouse, now came to
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. the .rescue, asking Li&ieil to give them'tbe
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"Go to school?" he asked. , ; . . . I
- 11 Yes; how old is shoTl . . � . ..
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h e ever done to deserve it? Through . bet
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Earle 156' 'kvilling to say November, or
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jewels, Beatrice went over, in' her
.
mind every word of her 6onfession.
ook
L Ing around upon the noble faces h '
. I . mn
go n the All% looking At him, so
benefit of his older, ringing tencrin
I . a' trio-
of Mendelssolid's. . I
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- -I Well, there you have me. Millie's age, - I . . . I .
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he began to respect' All other w omen,
through bar be �egau to value the high And
erh .
p, ,aps the latt
. .1 br end of October?
, , My
. . dmu liter muat'4rrauge the time
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sffiile-, "Ibmie 'beenvery ex" ' b'11
Y_ AN
.In . propg.,.
d g ,
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so. III ad uld nqt'tell � ,him what "file
,ill
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d ...
chi d had Anne-
d,
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My I clear.' ringing t6nor I is quite it
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Be - as
.I*) somethin' I've never got onto." 1. . I .
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"Whatl don't you know, your o:wn dau .
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___ --hol-.,V7teaGhinp-be4.ia"-itherte�o,verlook-6d- I�.h.r
.
She , was his ideal 'realized, If ev�r'&
as _1'sai ord�EiWIo_;_-!_1
If, wha,tever-da-y
shachooses ilI.6eetwithmy Approval,"
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in vain. Havelg�
I �y h d
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-nhr_LilI-y-�4MbadtG1
� him, I should not be kneeling here at yo ,
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your _WithA_BmileLL1.Lill
?._�_
2vice 10. " Y-terls-age?"
is very ui night.?',
kind tome . . . .�
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"Darterl" "id the applicant, and the . .
time should come. fo�r . him � to, be dipap-
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� . ted in her, then ho
. -wouldbelie'
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. Lord Airlie went back to the drawing.
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�oqhi wher� -he. had left. Boutrice, and told
anything I have said, Beatrice 2
SU blusliedi and looked so confused that
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feet now III * , -
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Lillimn - made no 'reply; but a
pressdd thi
. -They ,went t th piano, where.Lo2d'
o Is I
3 d th in
e ; And L
� Airlie &Wmite . illian'looked
puzzled expression passed a I way. 11 Dartior I . . � . . ;
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Why W * I � . ,
My.wife." �.
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point e._-7!_--
_ __ - t%ng&f.l.e_-b.tjtu.v.,.ouId b
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e , r: ord arbi's answer; she.umiled but.
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ady 110enm saii . .
I'laughingly:
""' You *d,.
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proud, drooping figure more closely to -her
.
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41 w bd
At her soill 1 ' w9;feh---:Lord Earle's
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�41gq,'Lilliels .
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A eummons was grao�ted._X. Y. Hal" ,ald. .
. . . . ould he tell.. her of his love.? , Ii
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, 111 I 6"-,
.8 t a prouct ,pB quiver 9.
li�, � assbeci 8
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. nly' end onth since his
may . ryo�do. net .'be -ashmm
,
t . e
Many, years ago I Was just ald much in love
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side,
11 I can lia,rdly toil the resb,"' said Bea.
,
present .
-i -that it wantdd -three Miuutoo
mw ., .
to 9. . ,. 1. � I I 11
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would be like trying to odge a startled,
. bird. He stoodabashed. before her sweet
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passionate,
loving' w6rds would have made 'sweetest
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4: "tried
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I' irtypplf,'itrid just, as unable to think of any.
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thIng else-ag you,are now 11 - .
tklqe -, 11 the words frighten me as I utter
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them. This man who has been the'baus'
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She at o . nee qi
% aitted,thdroord,"unobserve * a
as she thought; but Lionel siw.hergo. - i
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, ,..The ,Montreal fta- gives m � curious . . . . .
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Buttlietime came w on he resolved to
. music to hei I now she listened:.au'd ,
t' - lbok like; berselfi but- her., 1161bib.: wa�-
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There- was some dir.Qty in,
. . finding Lil.-
- lia ... n'.-; ih 'e' wiis.di-sciov6red M 141ft 1 n'the I il5r4iY- 7
I my life, was going, awa� f6r two )re�krs, .
of
'Ird VX9 tu-c-Itidin- me --wbleu - he rot -urn 6 d. , � 1,
. No words cait tell It J � distaste - -
I ow . ful and
repligniut'�,was�fhe pho:hAdu 4jpr
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illustrabibn of how .the races are -being . '171'.. . I
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I - d in* this Canada of ours., 'And how '..
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win'ber-vilien. he..fel
woo and t that his
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life would be unbearable, withoui her; and,
cold with vague unutterable dread, .
f Oc' Ober 1i .. .
"Tbs. 14th ,o t -cleVer. Lord'
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looking over soine fine - old*6n
, - . gravingB wilt
,
*Be&'-'
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,ever thought he w6nia .retiIrn;A'wms so '
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-task
. _�taken.
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,�$he, would hwve� suffered -anything alm&t_
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z -infer .� .orse& ..:% ,W- _L . ..��, 1. I
dizeultAt4840 I man!B... - . Or--* .
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' tongue from his naffie. - -If a person. were . I. I . I
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. he said to himself .that dwdet Lillian Emile
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should be his wife, or he would never look
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Airlid, bY some systemof Calculation known
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I only to himself, 'periaaded Beatrice that
Mi. Daere'. He looked- up hatitily, as
trice Asked her iiater to spare list half 'an .
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happy, I douldnot believe IVI Her sobs
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choked hot utterance. . . .
to have evaded it., She.*ho-hmd never had
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a, secret, she whose every word and Action
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asked, . . �
'what . countryndsn,� tTmmeo D. . ' . .
� XoIniosL of Montreal, is, the unhesitating I .
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upon a woma,n's fac�e Again.' .
Lionel felt some slight Jealousy of lBem-
that was the 11 litter imil'of this month."
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11 Not Another word I" he said, gm3,iy. - r
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I hour.
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- not go, Lilly,?' he said, jestingly -,.
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1?resently, she'tontiniiiid-i'Lilly, be is
bore ; he claims me, and also the fulfilmont
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were open, as the diy, she who shrank from
All de . colt mud u
I .. utinth as. from &*.deadIX
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reply wo3ld be Scotch, or Sootoh-Canadian.
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But Sames D.McIntosh. writes in Le Afande
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trice; be. paid ',dearly enough for itin the
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Will go And tell Lord Earle., Do' not sd,y'
a -you hit
Lfterwar ve obangbd
'a"ile 8 j e . .
t is- some nonsense .. tLbVt medding
. a. Let us fluddh this folio."' .
.f iz I .,
- of my pr
I . omiqe to be his wi e. ,
A look of unutterable dread bime o ver
plague, to be inixed up Ili & wretched
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clandestin -lov6-affaii like this I She to
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in, advocaoy, of the oultivettion and spread, ,, - � . . . . . , . "
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his tongue " � � I
. - dark after dayu. . He feadea sh�a eclipsed
Lillian. 'He thought hb. spoke. to Lord
.that your
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mind, at imalty1adi6s do. Bi6iiiedsaytio
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, Bub, Be4trice had no giiy repaitee, for'
*she
the listelair's fair, pit - ' g face. . ! : .
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steid9ut6f herfather'shouseathight-to
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'tr4ger,
of mother French, ,.There arw .
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not-& f6w�.English, Irish, and Scotch- - 7 , -
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-if
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. title of hi's love, lie would -idsist upon
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. rue. 'Hubeit,I�romisiB.torne'r�'r,v-you,on
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'tbe.14thofOotober.P'
him. ., She lo6ked griye, Although tried
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to force a innile. . ' . . . . I I
ril,,11d wrote thrbe woo
to Me .ka since ; I
irled4o pu't Mm off. wr ' - ' i
aiid plead
meet a, a -list. sister's
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'A a
' Osuse with him t The thought horn a
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rales to -.11 �. . ...
patrony , be f6wad in Q�ebic, this , .
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. .both marriages ta . .
. king plAce, 0u,0Ao.*djy
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And- then his fair gentle love wouiaj As
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� She � rep �
6atea the Words after him. - '
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r ts I cannot underst4trid thAt'girl," he said
. -,-as ote again this
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Morning, -and swears he will- see me, He
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her,, but- the besiitiful - face in its wild ,sor-
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rers6f,whichare- Frene' -CtmaA, . . . . I
bem R'Di in' I
h � 11 " ' � � . ,- .. I .
everything but '.their . Ut t o " - 1:.: t
names. 35 h
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usual , be second folier,brilliant *
I sister. ,
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' ., almost
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to, hinl4elf, as the libraLry door'. Closed
b6hi,& - tlys tw .
0 sisters. could albaoBt
,,�ill lip, 11,r., . . .
to,nig. .
lit at 9 o'clock. Oh,
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row, the sad voice. in itla,passionate ariguiph,
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- urged, hot on,
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'��otch alliance With the French is no -' � . �. I. . I .
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11 That shall never be," he said to hint.
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. self., "Lillian shall have a wedding day
' "the i flowers will have faded, the lealvell
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will b6,ve fallirn from the trees; ybt no
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faney -thatsomething was distrosq'ing heit.""
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LiI,Iy'qg*bi save ine,'br.I shall d;b I". - .
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!Bitter sobs broke fr6l n' the pro�d lip , s.
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I I Lillian . went' hmstfly to hot .. . . �
. own.106m.
Modern Abierican, -affair. ltdaiesback-t�.'r..,:�,.:'..,.�:..'-.1. I ..-' I
- il', days Ili the annals of both liaces. � ' .. . - -
very. ear y . � .
. all her own, the hpnors unshare'd, She.
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shall be the one cenire of attraction. ..
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surninerday will ever be so. bri,ht to me as
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thmV, , I - 1� l. . ..
. 1�1'1 want you
. illy;." amid-.-:13catrice I. .
ery much. I &m sorry to talib,you from,
Lionel -
. ,,I n ever knelt to any oud. before," Bea-
trice 8 I Aid.: ,, I kneel to You. my sist�ri.. No
I Bbetookalargo black a hawl and drew It
o�ihd her, biding. the pretty. eve � n- '
. �Iosely Of .
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The blu at blood of Sobtland,bas often been �' I '� -
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crossed -by - that of F rance. - 1.
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. He determined to . say no . thing to Lord
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She* watobed:,bim. quit . the rodbi . .
I And a
-WoAld
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; you like, beingwith him. I think."'
�The fair face -of her sister � flu8lied
, ,
one else can heIp'me. You must'see, him
,
for lette from
Ing area. and the, rich pearls. Then, with
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the letter Ili her hand, Bhe went down the'
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Of the - . � . I
daughters
. Earle until Beatrice was marriea; surely
. bar wedding mi2st take place goon--Lotd.
long low cry came from,ber lips. it
everbe? Slictweritto the window,'und looked
.
Na .
liny� I diami .1 '
me,, give him' a r mei'anql
tellbimI mm,very ill. Itisno untrith"
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staircase that led from herro . QIu to the
d .. .. ''.. .. .
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all Queen's none has . . I .
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ever mixed so Irbely. and so* frequently in I . .. .. ., .. ��
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Airlie oeernea unable to'exist but 6f her,
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,at the trees.- Wbeii the greeit. leaves.,lay
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*Lora
wardybu oska Bea�iioe�
.,, O�, Lilly, I a in Litter iroubl6l Noone
in
,L
. . illy -I am -ill, rdy brain -burns, and my
heart is fear'. 'Will do
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.gar an., I I .
I The night wa's dark, heavy, clouds _am'16d
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.general London society'as' the Princess . � . . . . � . .
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Louis, Im, do
. � presence. When they. were married and
gone, Lillian should. have her 'turii of
dead, w I
ould; she 16e Aiilie's-wffe, .or
Would the -daik-clolid. of shame And -Bbrrow
,
have'fallon,-
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can help me but you.?' ' . I
, then - thoy vient together into the %littl
cold with you this
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* for me 9"
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I'Iw6uldrather Imostgiveyournylife"
- swiftly 'sci6ss the sky,4 the win.4 mosineii.
Atfully, bending the. tall .trees as it were
. this season. � . I � ..
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. Baldheaded men are informed.that there � . . � . , . : i.: . , ,
admiration and . love,. .It waindthing. but
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. proud, jealous care for her thid mm'do' III in
hidiri4:her.forbVer'from his
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sight. - I . � I .
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. .d
boudoir Beatrice called. her . own. She,
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id Lilliakn� gently'. .-' � - .
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in.ang6r,than wbi6peiiukrou It ' i
na t am,
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isbutone Avenue of-escupe from their � ... . .1.
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Affliction,, and that is Carboline, 6,deodor-� �11 I 11
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dejay. . � I �'
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And Lillian.dificavered her own secret at
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Ali, i� sl3e'h ad been morepradentl How-
tmm6 and ' -foolish, how distasteful the
placed. her .sister in the dasy lounging chair
4rawri near the window, kna,.then .halt
, . I � -
, ,&
I h, do' not ..say ih&t, - Lilly I Do you.
know, w.bat: ,there is .at stake? Do you,
'if
though s1iing for pirdon.. , Lillimil b.
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never been out At' night Alono before, and
,Sh6
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ized extrkbt of'petro'leum*,- the groat hair . * : ' * . 0 ' I ,- * .
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renewer . which being recently. improved, is
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last. She knew she cared fbr.Lionel. He
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r9mance slid had once thoiIght delightful
knelt half sat Atli& foit. . - �
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lam In such trouble,
I Lilly I" she cried.
.
remember -paps% words-'-thitf ever he
'deceit,
hot fitst senaation� was on6.'-6'f fear. I I
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crossed the gardens wbdrb the *9kutumn
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'more efficiolous. than eirer and is absolUtely * - - , , -
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-WAS so ,unlike every one else. - W he was 66
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. handsome, so brave, so good? . She liked to
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seemod*now I If she �- b ad . -bat tol .. d . Ali, to
! Lbrd:.Ear16 I ', 7� . � . I .
Think, how gidit:it *4 wh6n I ,know' not,
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found -one of us'guilty of any br
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involved in.,any clatndestine' love-affaik,
I flowers, were fading'; - -the 'lights shOhe�
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faultless. . - . I. "� � . . . . I I . ft. I .. . .
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. look shyly at the track, proud, face and the
� careless wave of hair . thrown back from big
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'It,,wm13 too'.late. now. 1 Yet, despite the
'doadlY fear that Imy at her heart, Beatricb.
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how. to tall �ou..'J. . ..... . � 1. . � , I ,
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, - The'swe'et, gdntle*.ey'es looked.woader.
�
inglyftitbber .own. -Beatrice clasped � her
if ` brok
even it e his heart lie would send. the
guilty one from him.,and.nover-s . ee.,her
gayly from the Hill windows, the shrubbery
.
looked dark. aria, ,mysterious., Slid was
ftightened at the and ftrktiess,
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brow; hiavoicemadd musicinher' heart,
still felt something lik.ehope Hbpeisthe
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Bister's hands. . I .
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again ? Think,, darling', what it would be
,silenco.
but went britviely on. He was. there. By
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and she wondered Whether. be -really cared
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. for her.
Jast thing to'.die in the.burnau breast -it
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was not yet dead it hers. :, * . . . ..
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P on -must not judge me harshly," .'she
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I to Is
for me aye E ailescourt, to� leave all the
magnificence I love so dearly, and drag out
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the gate she- ad w a tall f
igure Wrapped in a
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. .1. . . 7 THE VERT. BES . - - . - - .. . I 1�
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In her rare sweet humility she he I
Yet
. saw bow far she was above him; she n6ver
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- At- least for that one evening -the first
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After Lord'Airlie's teturn�. she ,wbuld be
smid.. ,'L Am not good like you, Lilly;' I
. never c�uld be patient and gentle.lika yon.
,a weary, life at the Elms. Do yon. tMhk
,I ,b -ora Earle's.
' uld brook L . Angry scorn
.travelling cloak'; a$ she cro*sed the.pathi.
he stepped hastily forviard, aryin with. a
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M, -o .d.h. IL n e . . O.J. i � - - :..-
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dreamed that he lboked up to her as a cap--
taiii to his queen. - He was alwmys by hoe
happy. " She would throw the dmik shad
. . ow
&*my -from her, forget it, and enjoy' her
on remember, long ago, At Xf2utsfordi
.
Do � . . ,
. he, I fbund you one -morning upon the
,
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.allid,LadyHeleiia'apai�edtvo�der? Kpow.
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ng our father asi you know him;'do you"
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ice she never fb,r§4t,, � �.
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- " Bea, tried, at. last you'liave come V
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. IN. TUE W4OiRLD, . ... I
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. . side, he paid her a thdusandgraceful mtten�
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�-IoVer's society.. � 'He should see smiles on
cliffs, mild to, a you'how I hated my life 9
I did hate it, Liltimn,1? she 11 You
behove he would pardon me V . .
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44 IVIS not Beatrice," she said., shrinking
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from� the outstretched 'arms. ,I I. am
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. . . Jamanufatturodby � I . . �. . . .
� tiolis, be sought her Advice and svmDat" I
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hot face, ana.hear bright words such as he!
continued.
emu never tell how,mucb;-its quiet mono.-
. 1: do noti" ,replied Lilly, sadly. 1.
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&I I Earle. My sister is Ill and has
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solne outspoken words aeemead�er on 1.
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. lips., Lillian Earle Asked -herself -whether
loviia. ...Let Abe morrow bring what it
viould, sho, would be happy that night And
, ton ywme, killing me. .I have done wrong; -
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. , That is not. all," continued Beatrice.
b6ar anger, scorn, and privation-
.Lilli I I .
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'a.- you this." - "
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McCOLL BROS. &Co.I . . ,.
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. he loved her. ., - - * . . I
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I she kept her word.-. - . %. 1* I .
but surely they are to bla, me Who made my
life what it was then -who shut* mb out
�,:I,Tyght,
ill y, if this iniserable secret, is dis'
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. . � . . CH"TEn XXXV1
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.And for stile- by -dealers. Askvotir merchant fet . . .
Ltirdine. and take no other. , . � � . . . . . . . I .
. She was soon to know. From dome Care-
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Lord Airlie looked back afterward on that.
evening dis one oi tbb plekssutest 6f his
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, rom t , he'world, instead .of giving we my
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�ighifjil of its
coviir6d, Lord Airlie will ceageto love ine
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He might have forgiven me if I'had. told'
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This oil under the. severest test and most � . I I
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active competition. was at the Toronto Induso �' ' ' . .1 .
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inNovember. Then he deciddd, if,he could
life. Ther6 was no shade upon the beauti,
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-ful two he lovoa so- Well. Beatrice we's 0,11
i,share pleasures. 'I cannot
t' 1. you whit I did, Lilly." . �. .
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him at.first; he would not do so now. a Re.
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would know that I bid hea.,to 'hhn'.and
, lia,1116 hands, and read it with. a Muttered
iraprece,tionofd',ioappointineiit. Themoon,
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trial Exhibition awarded the highest prize; also - .1 I . . � . l
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tionilffarniltoli, and the'highebt award at the I
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11 Is and animation,*her gay sweet-. 2 wofft
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� She - laid her beautiful, sad face -on, her-
. sister's hands. Lillian bent over1dr; and
ab66,ve-Th,M. I eakun6t losollini-I c--'
which had been stniggling for the last half
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Varmero�snd all who use Agricultural
.1 should. -be when the spring' Adwers-were.
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. blooming. ' .
charmed every one:'who' Atbard. them.
Even. Lionel forgot to be jealous, and
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perea -how dearly' she loved her, And
how she ,imuld anything to h0lp hen
not givd. him up.- For'motber-'s- iake, for,
my mke,.help M�i Lilly I DowhstIbay'd
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hplir with a',inass.of clouds, shonq out
failitly: by its light L'11* a 91 a tell man,
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cry, will save money and machinery by using . . .
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. . . August, with its sunny dayi was'at aii.
end. Early in September Lillian., biooa
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aamir'ed her m6re.thmahe ever.had before..
..-Lord Earle smiled as he - �6marked 'to
,do
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, ery morning, s a said, never
her her face-,
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."If 1d, BAid'Lillie6h, " it will give
with a dv,rjl ban some co, browned *itlx
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'the sun of warin, Climes - dattli eyes that had
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I I alone on the shore of the deep, clemr lake.'
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Mady Helena thmf4ll her fears -for her
raising eyesto sister's that
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. Morning, Lilly, I met a strang dr -a gentle,
you but a f6w days' reprieve; it will ays,.il
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be
in'. .them A wistful sidness, and firm lips,
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Lionel saw her there, and hastened to join.
grin&hild's'-health Were vain--4he true
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man he seemed to me -and -he watchda
you nothing; will be libre again.'
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He did not .look like . .. gentleman 61i e
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her, wondering,at the grave 6xpression'. of
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,ph yowis, it was -come at list. .
- -Whd n Lord Airlie: bade Beatrice good
me'With admiring eyes. X m
I et him again,
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shall think of Some means of escape
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iii tCfew days,'! answered Beatricii, wist-
w&s accustomimed. A6. 'He was ,polite and
respe When he) heard'her name, be
otful.
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. 11 What eie you thinking of, Lilly?" 'he
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night, he bent low' over the. White jeweled
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andhospoketome. Howalked,b��yWae
. through the long -mead6iis, and told me
-of foreigii lands.
� fully- " Something Must happen, -tillY's
fortdn6 could nbt b6'so -cruel to Me', it
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took of big hato and .stood Uncovered', dur.
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OfBoktricb,"aber I' d
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" -changed, 'differeS"' i.
III got all time wh� -
to B12 With you," he
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- "it does to hour
strange stories he had
visited . -such Mories I I forgot that he was
ld not rob Me of ray love, if I cannot'
won . .
free myself, I 1:
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She seems so ., so
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amid , ndi scorn me ail
'a Btranger,anatalkeatobima6 lanitalking
shall run .away. would
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yet Idliger? T ell Your sisier. 1 have
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cannot understand I . I . :
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11 I can," said' Lionel,, 11 You forg(
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. since I emme'to. Earlescourt.11 .'
the morrow brought the letter she had
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to you now. I Wet - him agibin and agiin.
gay,,'do not, turn from I die
rather Buffer mfiything than thee Lord Airliq
or my father. * SAY you will,holi me - for
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*aitbd untilmy yearning wish to see � � her: -
is waiting My'life mWay." , - ,
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will soon leave the old fe-far behind her.
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dreaded$ yet expected to see., . * , .
md-: shall 4t'
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lovb's iakel Do not let' -me
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- She 'is really Ill," riturnea Lillian. ,$I
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. . � .-She is going to a neW. world; a Change sa
great may well make. one thoughtful." -
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lt*ai not filled with loving, rassionate
words, � its was the.flist Hugh had written.
you shrink away." , "
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Ili go e arms cla,%ped her' more
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. am � ,alarmed for her. Do not'be angry
with -hie if I BAY 40 ,is Ill �hy6u& Anxiety-
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not turning from` -you," rd� I d
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Against my. bettdr Judgm6ikt, against my
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This old eatabiisbed remedi can'bo With Conti . - .
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dance recommoniled for the 0360 complaints. ' . :
-she could hear even the innaidal.voide
saying, 11 I love: him so dearly, Lilly 11_�
,must IE
, hitve An � ans'w6r-when. h now
from hot own lips at whmt'porioI:1 be ni lik
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111i.n.in ", I canhot love You more An I.
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ideii ofkight,buti cannot'refuse you. I
will see the man, and givo'him your letter.
11 Has sh6 Bent you .to bxcuse bar?", h 0
t - is of no use. You
asked, "I r
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I .9 she Cannot be unhappy." , , � . '�..
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"I do not meap that," he replied;
claim the fuifilinent- of her proml"_!W�ork
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she W16uia be his wife. .
do now."
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., 41-1 met him," continuedBoatrice, 11 every
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Beatrice, letme persuadeyou. Youtan-
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-not free Youtself. I see no way -running
gloomily. .
at is my pro ised wi . fe,' Miss L . illian�
gist , , .in.
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11 thought slid silence are not alwayscaused,
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He: would wait no. longer'. If it was to
dayi to Yell, unknowh to every
- one about'me., * He praised my, beauty, and
, is. all nonsense-but'to tell' Lbrd
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tw:40 lover;
And see *111." . � �
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. . unhappi6as, Ah, Lilly," Cried,
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I .,Wonder if .you - guess ev�r so faintly at th&
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be war, let the wax bogibw-hd should win.
If p6ace f so much the botterd In -any Case
I was filled with vain joy; and he* talked to
, we of love, slid 1 � listened Without anger,
and your anything Would be
better thmn. to live as you do, a drawn
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hanging
willing," said Lil!Wi; and hot caltu digni-
Add manner Influenoe& him even biore�
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thoughts that fill my b6art I I wonder if'
you kti6w how dearly I love ybu. Nay, do!
howastired ofauspense suarnwit'khowat
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once' What she intended to do.' He Wotild
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- I. sweat to you," ahp.orie4, "Ahat I'did it
it novelty,
sword o' ver. your head. Tell them
and trust to th6ir kindness; at leas t you
than her wordso asshe looked earnestly
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� into Hugh Vernolylo face. 1 . �
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trust to -no more promises , that very night
all Without thoughb,- was the th 0 .
flattety, the admiration that pl6ased me,
Will have peabe of mind then. They will
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A iuoXLVur4Es Jv01t'16*An3JIiF its.: 0
To me you are the truest, noblest ana fair-
14 w9uld be it Earlo8court, and.must sdo
'Still,
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.not he himself, I bdlieve, Lilly, I -rarely
eat annoy -Ing you,
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was .no cruelty or meanness there -She
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bat wommit ilr the world. I ldvo'YOU 80'
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clearly, Lilly, that 1 have hot n tholight, or
her, though lie intended to d nforco
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his rights, he would not wmnto�ly. ca,uao
thottg t of h in. Ile interested Me; he bid
elo Uebt Words At his domh�mnd, and see.
"I cannot,," ,she saldi and the breath
'L "' 8pingly from her lips. !,,Lillian,
cm�d g. I -
read love so fierce and. violent in it that it
startlod'h6r. lie did not look like. one who
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post Wlical; tandi 111diNeadw, Cliolto Ifliabor; " . .
K ... 1drinifle, stodc Raisin%, Dalrying, I . I . , �
wish AWAY from you, I am not worthy to
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her p6it. . Ho would no t seek thd prosone 0
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her fattier had him,
in .,ea,romance, lie told me,stotles
glow I i9v ..
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ot know wh�tLq I rd Airlie is td th e.
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I Tol ulod an
would wan and'wilfully make her
life. Hop; Ili her
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Win you, I know�y 'on- ate As far above me;
as the sun shining over head -but, it you
of until she seen and
tuoy. had settled on some plan of Abtion.
of akdven�u�'6`
iX h6ld me enoltaffidd mud
breathless. I lost him in
eve' in. na at. Wever you
ot , is. a
l4re an on'oo you will i erstand better,
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sister wtatoheZ I for grow
heart as she gazed. - She resolved. to �pioad
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0 $2.80 par aerb and u ward, OnO-sixth . .
dash and five anhilay pa;?monts� Re. . ' .
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would try, you might Mike; me whit you,
Woluld. Could YOU like MO 2", -
is I know the grounds around E ,
4 arles.
court well," he wrote, 11 I wi . r'�dd
sight of thinking
of th6 wonders bb related. They ate to
blame, Lilly, who -shut me from the
I He is everything to me, I we' a suffer
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any sorrow, oven death., rather than sloe,
with him lot Bo&trice,. to ask III in to for.
get W OhnaiBb,foolish promiso-m.6bildish
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duce(I Fare and Freigh to settlora.
T Wkita for ":Publications No, 63, --
Goo,Dow, TravollV, Agent, Vii Y,.g. N ' '
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I The sweet, fl , ushea.face, Was raised to-
his; he read the happmes S"shining in the
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� through them for meby nights three week,,
ago. A nafrow path rubs - through the
up.
living World., 11ad I boon in my proper
his face turned coldly from Mo." - I
She loosened her, on Lillian's
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44 My sister -is very unhappy," she satia,
. I., at.i Toronto. X M, owporb, General *
A Land. Agent, 6b. ]ftill, Minii, I I
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place here, At home Where i could have
4asp
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clear eyes. But 8 he could not speak to,
gardens to the 8hubbory-mbet rue there At
oobir, and judged people rightly, it Would
h anaK And fell the Hdort"- Weo,ping
mPPY VOt think'
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him; words seemed to ale upon her lips.
9 -, it will be dark then, and you'neod tot
not hr,ve happened. At flist it Was but a
bitterly And passionately; her sister
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she can. beour much more; it will kill her, or
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its hmuds, and
Lionel took the -little Will,
.fear being seen. Remember, Beatrice, at
. I ant break in A life dreary beyond
p"',
, bending Over bar, heard the pitiful lwor&
arfire hot =Ad."
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glasped them in his Own.
0 to-yAght, ., I,sholl, be there ; and if you do
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"It is WIling me," he ifttorrup tea.
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Special T'nald Agent for Flam 11ton, Out. .
411 I knew I should frighten you,. Lilly,"'
he said. gently. 11 Vorgive me if I -spoke
hot oonio, I muit seek you in the house,
for 860 YOU I will." * �
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A. ind homage. I could not do with.
i'� Lilly, bold
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love 11, I I . I
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' The paosionsto Weepi
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A GEM WANTED. - LUCRA� ' -
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- too abruptly. 1 do hot wish you to decide!
The letter fell'fr6m her hands; cold
'of
Out will you me'td hadd boon �
maa when I tell you the tiN came" when
proud, sad fate grow calm And still,
Tho� a"th Is aurouboca Of M Win � G,
CA -VVE,'rospectablo employment for teach. - . , I
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for
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drops fearsnaphamb"stood upon her
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I allowed that mim to hold my hands as
� " You cannot tell what I havo suffered,
I r Amen an Exp ess
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ro,mgo,'nyr, ut Of theb
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few bnokgotia young man In .
and adjoining
learn to, lovamewd6ko,montbs, or ydarol
brow; hatroa Ana disgust finoi ther heart.�,
Chi that ever have
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you ate doing, to kibs MY face, -and will
Lilly," she said, humbly. 14 Sao, my Pride
_h&ve
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p . pi,iloor of that
C He wag t
coantiom, To, those who can show fair success
andudaiXtability, expenses, liberal
hence. I ard Willing, to Wait a Whole life-
I tilde for you, my datling, -and should think
shbahoula I
' It the p6WOr Of BUOh Sk Whr.
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from we A promise that 1 would be big
is All beaten down,, only those Who
had 9, secret o6ting heart and life AWAY
0 t em , over twenty Mill.
a a aaidd Worth 'Oil
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commisslot,
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