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,S it, Mildred? You,
0.100, Why Dot oonfos �
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Of the soo"
, . , and land, offered, alike to, Iota
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ith , wh t thing% we spoke reached only
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wo-a not =140b, Spoken About, buti
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Many took it for grouted-, And vnth reason, 11 i �
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have so plf highly.
11 =Qrightto value yorto
and vasoOlo should have -been by both
the ears for which they were jutanded�"
neither sportsman nor Scholar, people set
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that Ralph Clyffard Suffered no oteal to
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Are you not my niece�_tbo poorest to the
rejected and Ignored, To our far back
I, She is a= father's wife, Ray, anci—and
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him down as mad. Ralph Clyffsr4 was
shear his loolxp, and drank notbing Stronger. .1
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Mlstre$g of Clyffe ,Hall ? Axe you not A
%noostoriso a, yellow primrose Ii7aaa, Yellow
_�.�' Rupert at 9pped And stsmitiered.
not m4 but he w%a pagaessec
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thsawatior from the oprip 9,1a hop4l to . I
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'born? . all you not, pailit ? Can you
lady -0
. there
? Ab., what-' A into, is —the
089 Au4 nothing More; And It any
pritur ,,,, - -1
other at a,* in them the toilet,
of a And, we. should respect her for big
- -the fiend of family pride; not a�rowso,n-
able sort of ilia ease with any %gllte, but in
save that wicked ancestor At least,
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some years of purging fires, for the 914
'14 WE AIM SAVE, Z,..,
no ay
To 2d' ad arm turowu round the golden harp,
,over . . -oke
tionsi too deep for, boars, they Jim Care-
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sake,' you, were about to Ada," observed
Raymond cooly,- "Upon the contrary, I
his -case ;QnAocouTitabIq in the highest
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faith *bioll baA served the Cl yflar . for so
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SP,141, of W,hAtiSJtmaJgoq`you bad? . �
. . Row many sloplob b%yo you had'e"
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the fingers twinkling,on thajet-blaolg keys I
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Can not olpga,o Any Siren cav,? What
'fully concealed the Circumstance. Doubt-
less there roust'have been persons born
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Protest it. is Mainly upon bill account that, I
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degeoeq for there never had been a Clyff.
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ard, froin.Bryeu the foupder—A freebooter
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long was his, robbed of none at its pre.
tonsions Bave in on. a vital particular. Never I
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11 took
. you
would A map have more? But,, mark I it
With Bomo apirit,4al disoernment of natural
bold her so vile.' .Us is a changed man
,since lie Tas,4rriedher; be love$ not us, hie
- to Cyril. the aboll of whose rxylom mind
bad -been,
since excommunicated Guy's time had I
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been harbored in Clyffe Hall. They
And axe you sure you 40 met*,
My, little res.id?" CQUIL I.
,(oil, t four,
you had not known abile of these line
things, bub, scarcely could -read P line Cut
beauties; the. ocarred se*rocko were not.
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merely horrid to all; ai forest must have
boys,A , a he used, to do-, 49 for poor me, it is,
. by hating Do
not yet put undeiground, of
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whom their do Qcudaiita bad May cause to
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had bad the run 01 the placa at one PS, . A04
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B "A rlepse,.siro me or gave me
. they, were in a Plot"
of A book " ( )r it you could, would have
been Suggestive, to some of other things
wrig if he aces not end Pee.
remember telling m o, that, ailol(3lit story.
beproud; on the co, trary, that generation
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which had indeed, At certain troahlolm, I
I it that's the case," 1, otanuuorPci out,
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-none to listen to you, since all were rude
And cultureless about you; your father 4
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besideathe chase; a, mountain stream of
more thall to oreel .,at fish, Nay, some
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you ,
oof the Greek OvAture, half woman, half
Berpept,f 'air without, but foul withill, with
was an exceptional, Ono,, the record of
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which was uu4tidued by groe vicea.. What
epocho,been, As it were, burrowed out for .
their convenience.. There was. a priest's .
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The maidou. auswered, with. 4 Pont,
. - . of I ainit had more nor Pevou P,
, your
boo To dead in 0� (1runkell brawl;
mother All evil memory; your brothers
a Wordsworth, it is probable
mute,inglorl'Oul I ua�l
exist64 iti, all those generations, which a
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wlicni men Joll anamored, and "
There. intigt be sQrne , gle,motir"OAt'g",7ai't'btehdia
a gracious power is that'af time, which Can,
make dullue4 mlline, from &far with star.
chamber between the Ceiling and the roof,
Bud at least one ate
, sleeping -room of at .
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' them, .Ana most
hated by all who knew
hated by those who knew them baat—driv�
left us Boarcely Ono wood -note wild coa�
Corning the Stories whiell lay p4boiatthem, as
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light mellowness, aye, and halloworime
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itself I * flow strange it is that the tyrant
The Clyflarda had been not unwillius to,
run certain risks for the 0hurchlo sake, I
Rome thay brought -list sailor son..
a mail - across the sea, I
of Grown broad and black of D04rd,
Tell and �
Ing A base trade basely; if this ha4 been
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fox
Yourt rtutio—As it was mine, obI141—you
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now agout ourselves. Did they than love
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i'as were good for table ?
no birds but one].
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Is I have read, Raymond,, that men when
old are Triore liable to the enchantment'$ Of
at a, few years. ago should look to UR the
hOro, Una the wild Take win our readies
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PX ovided that the penalty was Pot extreme -,
they made such A- bid for lieuven as they
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migh have said igdeed: 'Should any
� ks only f air becAuse their
Were, the par
love than even in youth." .
charity, if not extort our admiration, while
considered reasonable, but not -to the Pori
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Hand to shako and mouth, to 1400,
I , be pirprea ort be Pipok. a,
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man of rank And wealth—lot alone PL
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o, do the proudost And the richest Ili
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venison grew thereiii? Some we know
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tbalIkea God for the eArly sunrise, that
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of I con, scarcely believe that., Rupert,"
the gravely af ter a pause.
the Wily and, the Pot of to- day are hold at
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their just value. It the itt
, ture is %oon
of house and lands, They affected religitm.
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much as a sort of Anti-purg%tory Insur.
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. B tit all o iidd, " What letIll is this
Comes 00 play A SOXTY joko 21,
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9 -side—propooe to marry me,
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and takohae, train. this sordid roof, and
enabled them to start b4titnes. uport s. one-
ceasful foray -thanked Him, that is, for
,exclaimed younger
10 And scarcely can 1, brother, yet a wise
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been
darkly, or rather .dimly,, it is.,not Igast
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distorted like this past; there is no weird
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anee Society; but the A, 1
y were pot prq red
to pay exorbitant. premium, Some of I
Then they pralped lilm---called1liZA of Slullrt,"
. 1� htest lad that ever olopt,". 4 -
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mako me mistress of hie ancestral home,
he So,
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luck in'laroeny (by lie means I' Petty")-
did tlistilt Him for the sun,
manhas,�rittenit, whobadhimself
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young, It is certain that Mrs. Clyff%rd in
chalgro ,b out it, that can make evil. Seem
good And b%seneso beauty. I have known .
them even thought it possible tb4t there. - .
might not be a purgatoky after all. The
ButThigor Pon she did not knew, .
And she'. Deithersmilod nor wolot, .
surely must be mad.' niece, when
I saw you Smile, or thinking of PA smile
but men ever
rise itselfo Iltbe awful rosis of daWn2l'
gentle and Comely; and there Bei magic
in tho,tWithout sorcery." I
even godly man to be greatly befooled in
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relation between the House of Clyffard an4 - �
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r, so a nurse of ninety years" .
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%ei 01 vigQ041 pile in eight;
just now, - when I said, I Wai.iho mad to
marry ine V I.w%s neither 'Angered or sur..
Was it the Premature birth at what is
called If thQ love Of the oiotpreaqtte," which
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Comely P, echoed Raymond with ablior
this Matter, taking their Sack to Le,litern a,
mising from the phosphorescent bodies of,
the Church of Re of this ticklish
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description, it ve4 the latter
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She saw him oat-,, 'Tis he I Itis he I"
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3hQ know him—by. hie appetite I �
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caused them to lay out hideous gardens,
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ronce� I� I could -as easily admire the come-
linesaof A viper, Oentlel,ay, the obe<hy.
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their dead &nee 3stois, %or quite a celestial
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lustre, the few centuries ever which their
Pa .
war to b a a a winsome and indulgent in .
all Cases of peccadillo,, as miglit'loo Consis-
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: auntoll answered girl in a
depre0ating tone, ,,I meant nothing like
trim.. and true as measurilig-line 0ould
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make them, and, surround: the same. with
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she creeps upon
gentleseness'of a tigress, -
list victim. You smile
forefathers .have obraddlciol more o� loss
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tent with the security of the latter's souls; . 1.
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that indeed. But having heard you say
that Uncle Italp'll was likely sope
box -trees, elaborately out in travesty of the
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for Were Ill the priests who
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unconscious. .
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Jacreduiousiy, Ruei you liave� only Pee
ignobly, divining their tllo4hta with that
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eternity which they hope'to pash, wit), the
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yet in the Above mentions 11
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favorite blood bound, which had suffered . d I ,
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inumblod Latin and counted beads-0ma .
bar velvet foot.� but I have seen its clowe -4o
of She boo I Q think, been cruel io you,
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.nts of the earth.* .
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capital puniebment by the king's order I
(": martyred," Sold his master) for child-�
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the author of 11 7.7bat Ue (lost Ber,
11 awondoline's Harvasl b,,,.Li,hd othei ,
11 NeVer, Mildred
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Clyffard-;-tl never nevert You dre-mis.
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worshipping, a I .
medium of the classics and mathematics-
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Raymond." ' . .
4. Nay, brother, say rather she has been
worse, than
This is, .surely Something I
,reasonable., , A good A -Ad wise f other is
up '�
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eating, great complications Arose. The I
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I poiPuls,r),lovelo, .
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taken., You nov;t' heard me say so I and
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on to& a y_quheai4w'e,Saoyoufor-
d in a
spiritually dog and blind, that they knew*
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nothing of the truths which nature speaks
herself to we ; to My f other,, and to -you she .had
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an inestimable blesioing, and it his father
been good and Wise, bdfoj!Q, him, and
. priest most unexpectedly took the
kish view of. the Matter. "Another woridi - -'
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get t r.A._'.`Ralph Clyffard, is sane
hat d 0 To ,
direct. from God himself? 'Or jt.tbey did
know, it that1lie-y
has no.ver revealed her true" obaractei.
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How strange it la',Rutio with 0,11 Your bX&i`
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"t's father before--hin-1,- it I's � A. Subject of,
to. a,great-grandson,
and I b . dog in the chapel I" votli .
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emughl . It. e, ill -not live rong.11-Mildrod
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pusbe Bi e late, its contents Almost
d a do he
-.how wag , never .told
.their. people 2 Rothaps tboy'llsd that rea,
and �6ok loarping, thiet you cannot read �&
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satisfaction indeed � .
and the morb so, inasmuch as. .such cofi�
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shaven, & worse than
Witn�ssod
morning tha .o-arrl� ILI
"4 �Le&66ug"'o from the Done 8v
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utou a , an, San ack iuber chair with
u all a 4
her liv,nd,, prpawd to hot biow-�_f I Nay, I
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son si for silence upon � this, Matter; pirbaps
there was all itinthoriked seat, calling.thein-
'wIC46a,,*6r4n.
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melancholy deepenq daily -how his. mind
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itself more all
tinuity of excellence is rather rare -, but
the More f act of bibing able to trace the
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crown, with Shudder
tpoll the ooca,06n of the .
he. had �Qxperlenccd t I
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u.Itny hotirsoldor when Mrs. Clyffardsat
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to 'breakfast her. CWU bdud6r,
wiall I could think otherwise, all ild" Cap.
selves Lovers 'of Nature,* whom it was
withdraws .
wholesome mattekst to brood over thp. sad
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existence at one's forefathers -unless by
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original offence. Beware of the thunders .
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of the i0burch." .. . .
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%f.rired in'deepeat black, and wparing 411 air
. tinded her Aunt coldly� 40 There, is no III.
-not yo,ars,or Oidoolila-which I 4an, afford
expedient to -put a8wn, and AbOnoorohip. of
the press, .whigh exercised everything
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fortup Ana, yet, you ci�unot
as of our house ; , ,
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the oVado an ever ins 8
their good deeds -even infinite series,
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is surely no genuine ground. for* self-con�
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'If Anatheina Maranatlia to your heart's .
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. , f i,ot of respectful sorrow, at -loot of serious
tI;,,-ugbt. Through -the deep NI;y -wilidow,
.so Ill to lose just no,W as his, But he has
not many moriths,to at
written About *her, as William .Cobbett .
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would bayeelimivatedfroraoc?QtryuII44jec-
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hers between III all t efostoring'atin.01
� gratulation, the sole ondit is due to the
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Herald's call ego, or to the Won Whom'y
content -big words break no bones"', . . . � .
repli6d the stout squire coutemptuattal .
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� .where she Pat, tbe �
w.,(j could mark from
't,olden thii autumn Woods of
years, perhaps pass
hiBbelovad Clyffe. When Iam. widowed�-
tivas, ' But oven the monks - (who have
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if It needs no woman to ake ly ard
I Sad," returned Rupert 'glo ii ; 14 to
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have vonturQd to censure; pCrbApo,.fQt .
� and' he bliried the - dog whore hod ' - .
threa,tenea, with all the funeral lionors' �
raiment."Of -
C".110, and , the windings'of itA. w6lbotooked
its beginning the,,thread of
a a
re - ,all o,erodt I
to live' in life out At t d all -things will,
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boon -mode anaworable forso inuoh, VoOp
men, Although they are useful too in there
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blacken -the apd6ls of our race u indeed
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be a superfluous task. There is scarc
having somewhat prolonged his.task-iXi. the.
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M11111111cut room. (at a. guinea a day, 'and
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lit II me could pay, The priest left , *-
01 ffe,. Shaking the dus0 from his * shoes .
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,,',"aam, from
i o, -,rl, which, like a long'nooklaoo, now hid,
be altoro.. -, I a n o'lop at miStross,
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u art -will be briu Ing - onio� some
time) Cannot be hard reapolisibloF for this
facto t4int whaii ourJorefathers-a' good
chamber in this house which is not
if
free quartera Ia your ancestr al mansion) of
making 6ut tha fainily.treQ. ,That, red-
4.� at the 'sky earlie4t date at which the'
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fall, down to, the far distIlIce,
o Oat -faced, a Cot -tongoo wife, Who
Wally Wrion romoved-Bot their hu,ndo to.
eloquent of our crimes or Shares; and we,
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go out-of-dodrsi tl�qrQ i's no tongue but waga
posed scribe, himself is indubitably do.
from the.-
fulminating material could be .manufac. I
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turedi Guy Clyffaid was
�,I. o.swellitig
I whore, iiiv�r broad and shihingt it yet -was
s 6ars, She loyea-the Oaks that are his
idols. Or Raymond will have free fluartaro
buildi t4oit.uotiotiotwlia-ivoqttllllv,opect'I
waRpoculior; and if in spitc. oftbem, their
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acended � � � smile Ancestor -one
Adam -as you axe, and'tII4 sole differenqO
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They cursed him in oatilig, they curiea him I;, , .
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1,-�ait in themistyplaill. Many 06 mile it
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cAii before her, and. all its course was. fair;
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at the 'Hall for some Still more hi4taful
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from tile forest lika its not,
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ground-Iloor sitbilig-roor.tis did happen to
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coinnutud a. view, they generally saii their
itThey wag Dot to me, brotlior; tevorl
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least, since I pitohed'6awain Harrison
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betweeti,you, two. in- this respect is, that
you have the monby and the inolinatiop to
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They cursed him In coughing, ill sneezing, W. I
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NOlether with the moorcook and ptarmigan.
ap:m the J�ewt4ery hill, or in the rocky
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some large-lititbadjury, WhOlp'l 1311411,1111�10
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Hor llaud4 Closed 'tightly. as
error; and ha"t6nod to-ro0air it, by raising.
a groat- wall irarriodi%toly I a front. : �
in Nettle Holt for. prating to me,About
to . .
-understood
Guy Clyff ara. It is, now, when
- making clear'tbose last few
:f,ead it upon I I
P a which intervene 'between yourself
Nvinkirig. 0
Never was heara such.A terrible, curse. ,
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ButwbatgaVe rise.' � . . I
d�ilp of the. park, whore.. the gentle --doesi
strayed down to know their beauty;';� -in'
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-to poison,"
� )le Spoke, So -that the pink uailS of hoi! fill-
To stabbed her delicate fleab, aud. Win
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All allowaifoo mado for 11 icir paxilont4ble
to dwolling, houses,-
I go &-fishing,, that I want a won to CItrY
my basket, not to tell foolish stories against
and William the Norman at furthesb. The
rest of the'ladder '14 hidden, like Xacob's, -
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. JR. i no little giurrorlse.
Nobody seemed Duo lobill.4 tho WOTOO.
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ibo brood' rich level beyond, white.with
1, arms, and yellow With grain. It,was the
go f
threw olpen the casement, as I f6r.aIr.
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' Must- 'niiedslhava so a
for
Bolicitade mako our
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dofoiisiblo, -whon every malila hand (with &
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wFancestor's. T,Vh�, half a cen.bury kenoe,_
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.that rightoQuachastiaement of-Gawain ab
.. fe eio-aa. Nor ani I to be told
luimponetrab
that this is Ill *ulgar t&Ik;, tba t it certain
Not ajacUdaw illthe westerntower moud ted
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pl.Liu which pleased: her 'best, .Vecauso it
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qput that, she
Mildred's tell tale bosom PaIjitate, and to
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cross.bow in It) was, agwin4t hisbrotbox,
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our. architects ot old, whether British,
my handswill h�ve eviollen into on atterropt
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divinity (loth hedge about this wonder. of
'When the immediate 'irritatloh had sub- .
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mus. the iio�eSt; for it was greed that
coloA .rush impetsiously over check and
. must - be
Danish, 01'. Normu�n,- wore,. it �
to murder. a Vassal. - Does heaven. set
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Iong I aesojilt made plain, m6re tilan'can be
Bided, bo�h parties repented h &viu.driios6rte4 -
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t,ii'dled .in Grace Clyffara,s. eyes sa she
. I j,tzed upon that lordly . soefte. All, Nvos-
brow. . But the Lady of Clyfl!d had pas-.
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sions of-her'owh -to'hido,.a,ud kdpt her,
admitted, Goth.q. If they aid build a house
it Will, j, t waa,not f ot the , rospoot,.but
-face against us, think' you, more than
against abhor folks, or is it'not rather that
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explaided oway -by- m.ortal aciib.bler ffor if,
- .. of the said ladder. some
at - any round
to such extreme measures. Glay Clyffsrd � I .
did penonce---�Iraving permission to boil his .. �.. -
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� tiers, as fir as those eyes could range, to
fact averted, -though Blie,' spoke' on.
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order to better to aunoY, poop a who migh 0
wellave rejotted.'Itg alliance2 You Might
I ancestor bf an); man of lineage h6a chaneed'
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"call
, peas -very . sof t indeed --- �and the Church of
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i i, a in and be mistross of ;'but if the proud
dumesues of Clyffe had'sbretched twice as
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thii it is, vVbo Must help'
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Ch it - 'and when you flud a
wo'bt1o, %pprott ,
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just as w.ell complain that we do not sit
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.'here in , -have-
__!�4nllgb.t,�,whm I
t6 leave his purse. behind Ili in, we his
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-daud6iid4n or worse, 00 C you,
,RqmqJp_Qk.hJm,. ,onoe,�.,more under -her -prom - -1 -, - --- :�
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action. Bub there was henceforth- this -
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. �tr she would h%ve.hurigered still for inore.
- - -her-lif 616MY- -to—on -id-
- - -- -&H wawlters, butbor -m
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end;'and you me
Pa --th -1i -11r-
.to-d'o-soras-,the!7baotii6--heI d 0 ;n�
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t ink,toa ord a bird's eye view. of Pare-
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-sliu_t 'it', out, outselvois �Rth 'yon pointed
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pride.' I Swear that I would Tather be
yeoman,
sad itbach no sort of divinity to him at
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all.- - Thus ' there - f in Devon, ...as
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difference, tbat.her ministers nevek came . . �
to Clyffonall unless theywQre,sent for, , . I
I . jx-.r, not to possess. True,. She concerned:
the fable�" � Slid paused as if waiting for &
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reply, but no answer coming, save in the
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dis , PU 0, be disabuAcaoftUa:tide%by
arklug, a little f urrow'dowil . the contr�
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that peasant boy, -keeping ,shb6p upon
Fell be
are I arms
dcubtleas all over this historic land of_oar�,
it was whisper6d, -not even - ,-
Aud soindtiMes, I . .
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,� rialf with this life slouo,orediWd it alone,
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. L -ever hop6d or thought (Although shte.
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quick tllr6bbings of the girl's heart, inftudi-
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ble to bar aunt, although to her own ferri-
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.bf lie kien'do of pour:
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. utlet, for the conve,n
. . . Llyffe Hall.
Ing -melted pitch. ilpon vi4it6
Ribble side than cursed with
e*meIory,P9.,d' piriicid,m6.�.
a6eestors, whoR ,�;§ _ ___ __
-Boden
which have 6een held by'tbe� same race in
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thr6; for. -twenty i`t_a �
ar�Lullbf fr-dijgkN loa, , "
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then.. roor Guy Perished Without any t O'., , �,,I,,"
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-, --h- ' ' " ' i * ie'sis were' Amcing-1bb'se . . � -
shrive im-- no-pri
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. ;.,.,,,uetimes drearrica, in spite of:berselrl
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. _g L beyond it:;L�Morookbit,:1EQZ, Y"
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,fied-earathey.seetned to fill- the, room- with
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soupa;JVrs'.'-CIy,ffki added, " do you know
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was no excep wil. o.other old housea I
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partitions for this sort, ok Welcome" so' like-
I-J'Guy:Clyffkid-aid les�'- into Pot,
- Lre, you and .I,
iy4at. then? ., Una'all'b's .
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who a, as pure .as'the JHowardsl.�
se blood i .
These are mitoli 11 reiperited " &a long as*
witilesses.whom his -widow had summoned � .
lipon her� side to prove, thW., lie hod died-' . ' � ! I
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. . ... - .C..vad herselli aiia therefore it could matter. ,
i,othing into, Whose 'hands Ahis wealth
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110-tv you milat � I
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-help .
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,wise in' its-indeponaence of all outward
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dePoeindants, obliged -to jump after him
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O�me, 'sweep these cobwebs from your
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they pay their rent ; but it is reserved for
hindlcrd�the lord of the vianor, who'
if hot Ili the Odor of sanctAyi'st least in . 1
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his bed,'&nd riot' in Boden Pot. .In expeo,,
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, hould pour when hers must needs iiuloo.sd
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I 44By being a.autiflil and faithfuldaugh-
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attraotions. .The ground or as shrouded
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' ' Either -the- windows were:
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m1na, Rue,.or, one clay they will do you a
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their .
'astes rerhape At cailiest-from' Some, rogue
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�tatipn, doubtless, that be would: be, paid - ; �
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' 'kird
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. z t. i�e,.rerbhelepo, itw4s that thought.ths,t
�; a rkened - her ,fair f ace, and mairred I or
tar_i1s�IA*j' .76-4 inust mirry�Oupeirt Olyff-
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oon.71 , .
ard, And that a . l.. -
gloom.
recesses,. bioaawithin,'but ll%iriiviing in
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the thickneo.a. of, tl �e wall,to -the Thereat'
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miscillef", . , .� . �. .1 . . �
� 7 "'What mean you, by that, Sir?". criea.
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sved- y�r his W
whom Bluff Harry' h Ire's
Sake), and he Whom. be gave laudg'filched
3ome' Scurvy: tricks of ,-this the' I .
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deb4asea, had left behind him in'th6 'most �. . .
� - W, o w as She g0ed, forth � upon this aceue, -
whose pesoefdl beauty I should li,ve found
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. 11 But I do not love him, ii:unt.'s - - .
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' "' better, Your' judg
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slits, or thiBy were., hidae, . I I
. Rupert, stextirid .to. his f Set,' his. blue . eyes
gleaming with rage.' ,,-How dot ' ,
.0 you - "y
am their Common . '
fr .mother, the'Ch�rch�-
td boast h1weOf in. soutcheons and,chov--
:Stringent. 'direetions to - the Clyffards who . ...
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-should come If ter hi' that, in. Case he
-� t1i own reflection. ther�-to erij( 'Jy, but -not
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t -I I-Na;y,11 those 'iigiit�
So much the niece.
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ment, when you. come'tO - TWO him, will be
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parapet. Moreover; Wherti,this paues Were
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moodqratel� laigoi many of illpm were. ,of
au6h things? Y�u call'othefs' cruol�, but
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a h ve voutured'to,�7ound tile thus far."
non� &
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to"; in 11 jackasses fighting for gilt �ipgQr.
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-of lineage.
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ivo.fiis list sacramental .
should fail to ribee , . ...,
I I elment should headeforward be �.
rites, no lodg
posses I answered
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.. 'Olut lips,,, but thatosimaille.' I Mugti pos..
the lesslikely to be blinded." 1�
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� " Buthe'ddes �obc iove.ine,,, falterea. tIIO
:stained glass, -and blushed with the bIdda,
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(if kfiighti� stid. the dalAps, ic1g.the Hates. of
"My dear Rue;" rettlr�e'd'tbe 6ther .w4th
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bread;" as a g;ntleman apeieDt
. oraq. timber, beside one'd
,One..must O.,,in A
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d6lisy prieAd. The , - ;
given in Clyffe Hall to ti . I . "
. 5C S'S . - $lie beat her littl
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Clyflard., The library in.-partidul or, which
astonishment's.nda. pitythai5he.Strove -'Ili
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.1 44iV,.+1,_.Te&id to at6er
- family 'bree tb get that.hold in this sort of
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Vi9yed this Posthumous , .
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. __ !?Z . V, it against, Tine U by, an '. A, CO, Unu yet, . '44 Even if such were the case," answered .should have � been.'the best-liglited room of, V n can,. t . I Druidical reverence, . * � ;, . m5laualito tw4s won at, n SW.a.7". 5 B�, '
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I . iAgitin, but not , in passion;. wbatevok, Mrs. Clyff ard,; coldly, 11 there ire Means to all-, was the worst. It was- beneath the you? 1. -declare, up6li my honor that I -. ciyffar&- bt6a iienty. of timberi and- full of 'th6se ,identical - 11 bic, wilrdi of mere . , .
. . Airred the' depths of her. subtle heatt meant nothing more than. .such 'niorbia The . threatenings and. tbundors!!,�iich 'he had. . I . � .
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, . .�. , .. . . ,make him, without usiii,g4ova-potions..'But level of the terrsce, Ind. entered :from thoughts were bid for auybqay. � �Hav, We all things fitting besido;.thai jewel offarl" CY hil4self set It �Naugbt Ili the mouth of .0110 � .� �. �L
. � - . .n-ely indeed was evidenced upon+ the - sup.,. he �d6os lo�6 yoll'au4 yoll-kilow.-it, Mildred; within by a deacon t i, thesu v .' t � . I . I . .
. . . I - ; price, their ancestry,. was sp end ' ..
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. . � 0 i itutb. There was one answering rap from' . , , I .bf splendi '-."I not evou now the Bsidesp'pro6f, of dt:in. out � I hod never, . - much'inore privilegOd-1,Af.tustom is privi- -;- . ,.
+ r an' " ' al,a .Bid -only , made, 9, of �. . ...,� ., .. � --a gor&ous'caEjkOt. . It - a�yl � .
. . I '1,61 int6ry for, I knoii it, and 'you must fieeds have day soft d g earn Poor , . ' . � . . . ?Aid hood legiiL-toutter them; yet', Strange to's I . + I .
. ,eatli, and af te I e -door learned it be&ia me.., When he took your. theta. Its bearns'bariv.,to sirtiggle through . ,, " " ' ip the most perilous �. times,' been B6ipPed
0 behind h Be'silent; do.not Mention .bim," -inter. . we obeyed. One'or two of his des- - ' ,.
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� +peried er, -slid A young girl, hand in the Oak iaallery,bat'yester4ay Ana thdpainted sbieias of Sir John: And Sir you of its surroundings, or, e fced'.Ior-a . . . . � .
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. , n, tored t -dia not Strove ' I kiipted Rupert mens�cingly. +'�J,tell , , . theLwe an swayed y -the . I
, he room, �.'Mrs.. Olyffard ovis and Sir U&r%, before . �. .,. I , V al 1tB far -darting lustre. Can . rits may'liave �be ID
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to kise it-4sfiaw, .*-never 'blush, for Gwinnet, Affir B I will n ins.": . . emkon to Conte cdnvenience.'of I . I � .
� ,,�von turn her bead, b ;at with her'rait � ot beak his na I the, command. It. was . .
. int t � . 1. th&t;'it was. only I who witnessed it�-y6u. 'they �%Ssed the*window. - - This. apartment , -The sort of chivalty that'liaA 'Inimatod
. :--mo still fixed ilpoh the view without. .. "Whatl 'not. my. father's?" returned . more 4gre6a`616 for many res'a6ha fha.t the - , . -
, . - were right not to Stiff& him.' Tbu aid VQry bad,once been the irmor�,iluastill bore Norman Bryan had been trb,ilsp�ittbd
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- I gh r9so v . rhaps," answered Ruperti with� ,Ali. have -the power, anatbe� should lie6p whe . 1. f' hi '
I tit,' the. girl. - of Mr, Ay,16o I thought. Why, what 6 t�eiftboling ts,k - ' ' d 'thi: . I . . let hard by, and perforpT 'the duties o is : .. , I
I I Breakfast waits, Mildrbd,"' Paid ,Aie -. tracea at. the us Raymond. ..",I was'merely about to repeat " keeper of the Clyffard conobiehet), Instead of �.: _.
� . - well; but do not say . that Rupert is ilidif a to which Whad been put, that his melancholy Arises mainly from 'through all his line; 11tha, ,good � old 'rule, being on- the spot,t4.wAtCh itO v�oikihgs t*oo, - �
� i:io�ghtfully. "You are late this raor;ll�ig, fereat to you; That was not the first� IOVO-.. beford the mighty'towes,- standing shoulder . lay should tike who - over I - from the - , I �
I I 11 we you heard the news'from the X_)4,ue.T1 .-jassa,ge between you' -two,. as. I -, I . be encouragbigs-dollfauties.'? � .'.' I the simple plan, that tl minutely,'should Step : ha=
I presume to SbOuldor, as thou I ad. not to I? . . .
I , � Yes, in replied - I I .1 en � down aloue.ana- road, garrisou� y'. ,I: 'I 0 � � I Can't had,been pi�aeived Ili its integrity� . . A ... ,1 ... I
(,! vril Olyffard is dead..'o * ' - , . ' ' " effort at self-coraitkol"!1 perhaps -,ib does, .
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. � ' dove is this; thaithe very- mention'+ of' her Too= Above the shelves. -glanced msik I' did not TfieCl�yffards had,had no iieed.to..ma�y, orneew'heireqnired; but.:RaIjh,CIyffar
. . . if Ay, Child; the ground .befiind us th . . - . I miauhdtrstood� you, ?�&Y�rrond; , . . . pbey�d'ihe.lnjullatiou foi�ita own sake. . -
- an future mate:sboltild flutter her thus I" � - -fair device, deserving to be .better seen, of . mean I if , - "I � . I . heiresses ; their �lileldsl bore ic eselitche. Ops I an, ', j
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- t. least is gafe. madman are Baia to 4,'Mildied Leigh did treinbl�;jetnbtWith mo�eand ap6ai,of � &me And barqiiebus6�;. And .. , .. . 4) .of pretdrise; their pios&rity,had grown. Tke 111-Wkitt ill-s�elled , pirohm4nt, ! I
... . ,�.. . , I . 'J' I am 4f1rO Yoii ineanii ,me � ti h 'dietatedby Molitor, .and,enjioying a`m6au* + +- .
I . . L, come ,sane men, gometimb�, and ,stretth . the tiraidiiy of love, but rather as; the dove , upon the oaken panels. between the sbel�es. . - like.s. river -.but, unlike it, had-neeidea no 1. � I
I , . I I ri�pliod the .other, laying'his hand'kiiiAly � ' sort of revenge, *as Ili his eyes 9, ifb�cred. +
ilic-irfattered hands .igain forwhat was' cowers and quails over whom the hawk is -shone Whole sfiea�ds of ancient W�&PQUS, me : foreign fboders:.to sustain It. +Thefe*!-had ' :
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. - I � I on Rupert's* should6r. liCo.' now. with. . it limdfallp . writing. : He kept it in &,vast iron bound - - - - � ''
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. ;;',thing. . I . I . . . . � . I d -with doublb-locka,'dud 'con. . . ..
�,I_ca: thell! own; but the dead lay claim to paigilig, 6ud tbreateriing to sto6p. ' ' 1*3 ' in s; hari6st-field of been dry weas�oui when . n &Rttle;, �
. . Ralph Clyffaid* is lord of Clyff a - the g eami of any. . . . Take, &,hing in Ribble*13ecli" dlidst,'hiriiiedid I .
. my faith,"as the Clyffards say, war. + . :. . . - � � I .1. 9. . . .1.1 � . -Una there had beeft fithea of-*oivil commo!. -
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-o.lssf. Ipl&oem.,�'f6etflin�6�t�esecoi.id, m1tholigh I aoubt:wbother one orthein ever Upon ,.th6 met "' - ' - " til . ...... t�rv!6Ni 1- . Irpii .You that it tly.; , tion, when it had even beeh :4amino& up-, . 'tziniug. A number of other farnity hocu- � . I . �
- I . . - . ning of. a in but I 1av6 something else to do -first, I have , menis,:fleom . the original deed of gift cona .1
, '�k p,, but it is still for -to, cliipb� -Do. yet . -Lbigh.and her aunt this. , 'that be- alonei.,for . a a removed, the lorbad Stream . . . - � � .1
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. . � . I . had Z�igh to Swear by, but you Play - the between Mildred indeed. I would r but the obstacl -forth in the ferti matiorof Clyffe, idcap+
ic al strong, Child 211 ' . I . . . Only, look you, Mildred," . I . . . a Ad only -poured �, I n a ite, of our .
. . ". . . Inaideu prettily, apartment was occupied, as' it liall-ary little." Ruport'sSid this,'walking,hastily of prosperity b ,. I.. lord %eblkingi by the Bergeanity of Ending , - "
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.1 . ,'ilia - did not speak these words, as A. - added her iun.b, changing'her tone of rall- ,W,j ,tthaiperiod of the day, by Rupert And towards the door, us though afraid lbat his greater volume. They had carea-nothing. him a Sheath of a;rrows and Rix loaves of oat� . . . � .
. I .w.,th.er would itivo done'. - It was her con. Wry, to 0110 of Sharpest esimeat': 11 do- not , Raymond Clyffatd�: Th;y were � Sitting -1 . OT ,' red -or. White - but -each had. - �
. . -brothor'i importunity. gliould-6vercome his . Ili, tUtostijIs of �ii6o' bread -,whenever he should, bunt Ia Ribble * - - - . + '
. . i"Wiptuous habit't6 addiess her niece �s ovir icet- it, -- or rather, 'keep your more within the same oriel'-windowl. and Close to � . .. . .1 . I _,: smelled the Sweeter FiDriiat—dowrl to.poor' Cyril's nlad;�vill, Dot . . + .
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. . . I i.hild," and, she used it -now mcchaui,-, frigid 'hiiiodi for me, hilt , to 'your � 10VOt 'the cmiiment,in,'order to get,413'110h-light, .1 ' St. Mark,, aw ib bad prevailed avor. the I . .
.. �.. Raymond'k eyes ''followed him with ' '
. I -�tl ly when no contempt was. Meant. - + t4aw a little. You- may let him kim your, os�ible,joj tile obou'jitions Ili which other. They had loved ]King Charles -slid' worth the parchment it was written on. ,, " 1.
.gellaille .sympathy until the door ;had . �
-6�4 or I . -b% atile, - . . Lookinaupon RaIph-Ciy6ra,s bagg,&ga +
I , I am strong* enou�h,&Uki i:t, blilld 11' 11 ,,t til�3e,"ruitsriat6h your fingers It"Noiaeug6ged. 'The elder.waspPring . . , . . monaroby, but.not with such a Perf6ctlOv6 r .,
. % 1. . ; rob, .his lips were'aprings. � -1 t . . ted volume of ionlauceo, the closed behind him. ' ; , that, it bad cast out the fear of Cromwell but not ill-ftworea. face,, And - the , Plaited � "
I I . ;,pliod Mildred - Leigh coldly. if What away, as thdUg I a, I hair that fringed it, one could not but w' .
" V, il, 1, � , ..� ovoupill-brin .poor Rue I poor Rue -I" .he -murmured. Q117, ,.,� ..
,,� ,s old you have me, do. . thought .to have had '% very different' Tole yo;upgor WAS engaged in making a fish-hook if and his. Ironsideg, siejohn,.inaaea,' had. I
. , ".. . I . God granto thfit thou may?st not )]orin6 the , Ltter, &14 der, what hiscould have been Ili his youth.+ - "
. Swift as a snake, the lady of 'Clyffe to support girl, - when I brdiight you to attractive for trput. I . down on thine own head I It Ia: no made ast. in that ter d. he ever - have been a trustful child .
. % . at ayo 0" 0 � it. Tile :CoUi , +. I
I round and placed her face quite Clyffe Uall'laot year '; I deemed you would - - a '"
"�ruod . , I I wish you'woulatilb Whistle a It " curse defelide4 Clyff- against Lambe saying bli prayers at a mother's kneel A �
. . ' ' . . . wonder that such.piophesies Work on their ad at. .
,.-I -i,ie -to that of bet niece, as abo.sab at tb6 want &A-uen.na, of Mistress Prudence to say, ob,eriveAthe -former .testily;- 11,40W is. one - I ii tb6y' have r blood of Cavalier ond of notitiahe liad 114 '
I !.�'Ao, so near that lidt a quiver of the ;lipo .1 Hang � back, hang back.'. , Why there is to read?", : - ". . . . . .. own fulAlment, who aindB: refused to mix in the castle-Moat,dprJong. light-hearted. boy, enjoying .the .r,ports of -' .. '
I I like thiD6 to deal with, I wish -with thee the'llour with. all aboy'sq*pkoityfor enjoya . . J
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. ., � 'I didn't know, you were reading, Rue - . - 'Id change places. Rub- A young man cot . irting the -smiles ; . '. ,
. .. � . 11; t a trembling of In -eyelid, could e§capa- nob.a handsomer lid -than Rupert. Clyffara 11 . , that thou and I con . .weeks of sioge� the,�veat wing had Sorely . . I
t, -r gaze, I . . . . . I . . - I fitted with all king" * , sufferedl�' Yea might ses even now the ment? . I
i . .. .betwixt this and Catel, anc yet% Seemed to me'tb be oWy thin . ' -sort might be shot here, 1 4 of beauty, his pulses tbro'libing with this
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I I " Listen, Mildred; you are . no fool, the graces tha . . . - U .. Ist a Sound— flcAr . I � . J
. tare door tofools, of your. '. 916ily thinking,11'sighed up�rt 11 but b'sh Of that rs upon th&-stubboorn stone. Many a
' iking his briEoad the of the Spring, had lie ne,ver'experi- ,
- r liough you would faih that. I should take . age; ��hile, as for those mattefs to which a ,that is much harder 'work than,readi,g-" 'fancy"' at' - lig, 'y days ,Aiclr, long, or
� i'll f or,oue. .You' are not'n, baby either. Woman, if � a V ' "I ingliliaw,"Wit6ut muchdamago.. .1 am, sliiiiik'of battle d thatfrorib wibbstoda, fultiess . . .
. . �ni It Iwit?" ropliedthe other. carelessly. not my . , arid often -hei.rkened t6 .the , roar -of oul- enced those, palm .
.. . +. � I �. �iao one, act$ bet ina, there Ono of your area ones thahk Goal �rin 4nd rtng of- Steal, wbioh now regarded short,fall,to-thelotof almolstallmaktAls? , .. 11
I . - in all the porth: -hover do,' either - erefore , , am . no I , .
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0irlshaveibeell, ,wooed and won, ay, una is so&ro6ly a better. Watch . I , -and � th .1tiall-o'clook. There are, one, -two, three V4 . Most"Of lis have ,�Oct Such ,-Dan, and tried . .
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:1 . � �en widowid, too, beford .they - have, - I What luck WaB 'D�ine,l - says,Zfolhs,� here, judge. . - What- ore the Important matters Vrim gard�n iinly,.alld the' sleeping. . . ' + . I
. th oradle,hithe �Iuy- lo�, .1
good hours of fishing before me; ,and then, the to the, mowing of the to PiCLure,thbm in a I I �
. I . ..., Wiled your age.. Yon know for wh6t .yotyourals,tWiceogood, Rulph-cly,fNid Which dqmAlia ,your ittention- so urgently all I then, for my 8weeb.-Milared, I". - waters, and listened ground, or at the Altar - with their brides-, - . � - .
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I ['')se lustrous 6y�i have boen�givtn you� % was neither youpg'-uor fair to look upon f , . 11 .- L. - binywhiatling'.'Oharlibig - , I tho loapof flih, �-It.ha.il 'done 9 .
. . - I I 4 this Morning, tha. a dark face lighten6das he spoke, Ana Scythe anc and failed. Their .passed Ia not -to, be , . I
..; and he had Ia. iutdrruPt. .theim? 1, - Th' it War forever. .Wla, awallow-harmted, � .
. id how to- use- them.' You CIO poh. plait SOTIS��auoth& woman's sells- ray Darling!'-woli . . ., the. eyes, somewhat too. stern for boyhood, . imagiried, and even those who witnessed it , -
. . i �,,kt raVon hair so cuunipgl� to jJIcase. i and Cy;ril wks &Iive-, i0ile .You, you�WO I � limetif to . 0 , U a one. who, having had cin tell us little. Of Ralph Clyffard, Men . � ,7.;
. your. . . P- was doing it solely Out of cOmP . softened like the black wf6tbra ofa, m6un- '�X�olado It 1 0 , .
� , i,,,11fa,lone. Boys like that color always 11__�� ipg milk;&Ced foot, bow'are how you anger I Jacobite tqndeucies.14�-,�- I . tain tarn . tow ' is Sys of tr hie,' henceforth spends a 'know only that be. lia(I been a d - '', . '. I
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:Aie glanced aside . In P, mirror, glistening mo, with tears I 1have not got' tlius'far �lie other, didnot re'ql,', but ,It with strode gay ly from the sun ken chambbr, ,am d - Without o w -hall it was ndt'oasy .1, .
I upon my . way to be balkied by'a girl's Mad' t N.. - . b,ch troubliii .ha:d, been short lived. under circumstance .
,� the oaken Panel like floating ice on a b downcas.6 eyes fix6d on t 'a OOr, on W : through the vaulted pasidgiis to the hall, td be duti�ul; that a kind heart lay some- � i
I.. 4 x rk Sea, at her 'Own imburn trqaseg�,, but fancy. 'Maill There hev,di wits �. Clyffard ,tha.,rich heraldic 'blazons were -thrown,' Whistling his' vastly tune., go blithe he stormiller and Withoutsurrander, the banner whorf� withiii, him, notwithstanding -his ' ' .' I
I I , the blonde that'lasts. � You wxllbo grayi hilt as mad &4 ,-van would be if -you std(l, i�iug idly with his foot th(L fA L 110,11tic Phone amid the general glooril, it s6emed'fta, , (if tile i'j'a'riiamont had been quietly substi. hang I ;oie-belinvior-, and that � .
Ud, 'before hie. Your tin!ie 'IA short, I X61 to Ituperl;-for if you.loiciobim, tri se of the bond and ribbon,, 16ionge 8;na . though t - . t ad for that bf 6b king Upon the round _hty and ausl .
i g shadows of tbd plabo ut Ili his first marriage be . had pleased his i I
I uy, liegg cour he hauntill ,an(,
, . aug,as you. think ydurself-boisaro . lem Mildred -who' are, poor its a . or'.' fret. Alter it little bbbrokd silencovith, 11 I � flea at big Sprightly Stop, : gathered to, -towey of Clyffe'Rall, and General Lambert f athor and ia'hia second had Pleased -him. . : �,
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I . % �.q misuM it. Look, youi because Rimph, dependent ou'my bounty for -�outvory got- wi%h 1 Was you, naymona I,, , � I pther af ter him More darkly . thati before, bad dined with Sir John sell. - i1a had.. been boiiglit up at Cl�fta I.' -
I IA the ba,hquetin�, room, - under which th�l �
( ;) ffakil weanLhig flair like you, And 3mv- ments--:�ybit IoBe-mll you 'gee,from yondor .to That is an octd wirib," returadd the like clouds b6hind the �sun. - :- ,6,,d,d - from'bis iiAandy, but not, Of'ootitse, IS its , - - .
. . i ng, collars fille1with goodly wine; rersiAs casement -w.ealth, and- - �iafloii, that other laughing,*, ii,.Do you, who know so Iroyal Idgabitlie Stuart.had condet f,th, hair. 116 bad, not dooira-d to be So -, and- had
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. . i -i drinking water from the spring, and lives rnakoa- the proudest -smile upon you; - I . ,, . ollw�ti,)n V1. - � � �to place' tbemselve'B .*only' a fe*,.mO I . - it AWAY from' � + .
, � , ' , theu,,desird to be -ign6rant? .Oro . I . . .
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� i-1 it half,dreath, .through Poring Qu his' and ljowor,'that lienda th; stiff neck of,tbib f I , I
. I , being, the heir ,of . Clyffoo wobla, you , .I. . I . I ' -him is far a� - �ossible. Not only d d his ' ... I
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I. bX011 go Wrote, younger livoillor's pot Ralph no book Childless t1liclo.ft,aderick look likely to live' .
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I I - 1 1 on him and his, you think Verb aps thu .:? . .. . ilia older son, itild, a p ff; and a' far. :for a Scott of. years to 6omo, but his own
I - j this -s, life-long coomy Ili Ono wlio'nover tion an . . -yet * no sportsman like Ralph ClYff4rd Wa TOU' �
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I . . ...� himself is maa.1, - � I . yet lias failed to work her.will I" - I . . I I " There, are worse. things tbftU lilbiud. hisydringer. Now,for:a 'man of fortUnO Worse than these. . He was by no means a fathbr Arthur the youngest brother, was - .
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31,aunt? Nay,not.rl` + � I .. . 41 1 know it v . oll,�*� zilsWorod Xildr�dl �013r," returned ,tile young Mail . gravely , to live 'jif the country and 'be happy, it is . bad mail him6olf -, there was not 'olie of -his . .
, .- . Y. ' i or not t - Jougalitiq,. Perhaps, Who, being compared, alivo, a'stout Mail, too ;1did what was Still - , ' , - I
. .1 Who, then, child? Who has'darad to' hopelesfil "I Will -6pao vi 0 ('-but. it ,Was not of.mere station I was almost essential that 110 gboula bo.,.�nnjaf__ I ';holaAave -more to the purp�ob, there wits Cyril, a
' .Vour face .does brink -, I will strive to love your stop-pon, thju�ingd I onvy ybur liapPy aispositiont those two t1fingo. Eveli,llowadays, when .with him, wolild not upon the ale bpy - than - I
--ink my husband'mbd; S . . . . � � � �oredbytb000ntrsstj 'Tlforoworeall�� h , but a twolvomonth older I
,,..t pay compliments., WAS lie Mad, ti.) uuporb-11 . . . )v floggin g Spirits, Ana those plea. � he has the fortnightly, or evenmeekly, dis- Bull! himself, Yet even thou Ralph was fully
. ybur'bovi I to & Sort of sublimity Ili his iguoralleo of the rauided that he should be master of . + .
.. iii trry vw?" A twitching At'the corner d " I care pot tot that, sliriva you to Marry surea which tlf6 simplest sports never, f ail Vannation of justice At tho'next town true state of the. 'Caaa-in bi$ personal 110 0 0* I I .
�1 � .. Ow girl's mouth -the hint of the beginning Ilini, Now.;got'yougona, forlhave wobB io&fford. I euvyy6n �our�ory str,ong6li attend, and the board or Guardians offer" , family Olyffa, for, that th urso.-ofthe Olyffaras .. I
. f4a Bmile-had. brought this question swilt tb weave that demand. my -most dolibeiate of limbo Raymond, and, the -manly. beauty its-utemy'oh%ir at the like interval, time humility. and in ilia outrageous � . . tat needs fall., . � I , I
. ' � Of ot,1,11r f,aao.of i I . . . * pride. " I an, I - To be conthitiod. � 1.
+.'', thb quivering wire upon a tow try gentleman .inothing�litityself"lbolniglit In . �
�.. I I - er 4rmVs thought, This Carr bore, he is your ,unolej eal y I . hall", heavy with that Coup have oxelaimod, "!but everything in virtuq . . I I I I
. -io lightning. 11 Well, and what then? Child, but not ybu�oqual.` Give him U. U. , Rue, you make Mo blush 11: library Mainly consists Of works Of _ .. , I
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. I oil men mad to Marty 7 By 'get tips, but not to kl4b. Be 1661 a2 . Ox . It' the ore, of the 11 Turkish Spy," and who of my d6scont. from. on unbroken line of .
Ave not d a2 oly replied the other laughing. am D� ^
4.1,,avoll, if I were Malt, I'd call my hous�6 to- trim, mud especially in th .. rasa t of becurstomod to such protty spocolles from cannot tako Sweat Counsel with his keeper 61 most up mitigitte(I soonriarols", He hoped, When we wote young, B%ld Sit John b . I I
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111N own, my purse my own; nor would I Ralph Clyffata. DO Dot fe least t is the -ladies, I moure you, ,Mrs. Clyffard concerning ,,th6 birds.,' . still the 21ilges when his timacame,.&S it must tome to all Lubbock- recently, We knew 'that the I �
).ve children ptaying Jot.my death, -or t -should opgor him -, ib will be 8 its chief IWO in his eyes, looloard had spota, the tiger wag Striped,
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, ily enough was go, good AS to toll mo in confidence, comes every morning, save on that unhappy �Srla death wore W b Wa . I
litlirs of any kind, I viould not buy the -to be Alf&blo, ocomo great; onlyy0storday, thatAwas O'blaelt devil, Monday" and there are, Mitigations in short Wasmuch as it had not Spared tbosd. great - allatho HOD tawny, 'Out by t I$ 8 80 .
I . when you have b � Ia *not 6bour .0 us to ask ; An& if - -*a I I
1. 11L St Of WI1ve6 at such a Price. -the ODOR whose Proud faces, frowriod ovoll upon it di Dine would have answered.
k, * �;i And yet;, I for A smooth v�ot:4 from Ono who is in'llo.ilor 1, wonder whothoi,,thore b such it thing � as swallow flights to -town by* help of hitit, froth, their Canvas Ia the oak gallery 4 . I .
,ippost, you think there is no ma�iiuo -rich heals all." . . . I a white She -fiend. . . steam horao, whose hot white -broath Coln __ ,) bad asked o 4 . �
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� L� that he might give both 1%na and gold lk %ed I say, to meet hid 'end at U� NOW we 900 at 6 glall C(
. I t,ot 011iPTEAt V. I -4 11ush, Ray, hush; the. Walls of 0.1y.00 be soon, lot us hope, from our Castle of I 0 , lyffard &,ad a Christilwa, without a tigerbavo reference to its life, among * '
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. -i make you his, and yet be to spendthrif � TllZ Truitt AND TMA Iff"tit-11=14ultrTIVE. halb ears." . - . 6 indolence, rising serpentine along the being . .that devout des -asses -
.. I "I h%voilever thought, about it, buntill . 1, Their talent for hearing, Rua, is, how- aistant. "llog, like intense from the AlWr ipV,IV&t_'V6II award that ire jungle gi. '. tile lion is sandy, like the �
. I.Plioa Mildred Leigh, colorlossas Virgin Thiire is nothing wore strange than that over, a very wodbrn aecomplishmont; just of Travel, ub it is only lately that such ad & contradiction in terms, -And desert ; wbilo the repAdilgil of the leopard
I I , 1. � tot Without an -impression that logolniblospoto of sllklebigoglanoingthrotli� .
I I ittrIble bbtioto some sculptor. who would the aspect of external nature, Ia beautiful two years old, as I reckon, this day. Yea has been the case. it, a grandfather of t be wah . . . I
� . t u.in how it to his purpose. 'Not a musolo Many thousand years ago as on this May shaka, your head, brother# but until outs, bdilig a Country a(Ildre., did not bu4t, ris forefather Guy bad not behaved alto- the 104vto., . 'L I
.person of WO!,conaitiOn. , Canadian 50a places are takoti by Amorl. . ? .
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. . ))loved, and the long lashes of-Ilor eyes enchanted Morning' (whicli, so fresh &Ila Our , good .fabbor brought' that woman, it awoke coulthisoration or contempt, at. gothei no became a . raelfid S - - .
. ,iroopea down almost as it in Slumber, lair it is, might WRI be the Arst that over — I., . . . . boraing AS he was popular or the kOVOTSO � -- . I I cone con the ope At on " three �
retailed gtq. broke on buman, Vision), #at! , Cared for *Not by �ny means to 0 ocin lared With, among his neighbors. Xfhd took t6 reading, * Iling-lolades bibs'
. "Yoll lie�yoq liov) _ I(ThoirlhWAVa tbougbt Is that their libU669 , tile ritish Cc u-mbianot, ,
. shell contituo loravok, and tboir dot qo), slid % i?l
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. C llyftrdj� ,slowly, 11 Not a thought about nothing It till till -within the' 1ASt three those persons now termed llhaturalt'tg 11 who it It -WAS M Portent, %L CoUrod'of a wore Amatioan silver than they
IlUndroa year hiia beau s6id, would peep And bota'alkii ai6o to 9,11. gencratiblia; they 04611 their -
I 4t,&tJd&g'tJLJ Why, girlathink6t potb I - -that It their Own baiDes.'I I wri'lit, throaton to votellolo. ..
. I . _ 0; that the dominion 910HOS their )mother s grave� altogether abnorrqq) and U1166bbYs I . .
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