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Dickson ba4 happened to lima one waiting
for an errand in so unpromising athorough.
fare as that between Sauaby and Lucky
Day, he would, have preferred to band OvQ r
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the .handsome ouaraou ,,which XXV.
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disappointment was extreme wheii, 40 now
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Pew *%he former. Shake ban4a,with big com.
paniou with, the evident intention of
raturniq. She
, ,oven beckoned to
_ , him with
bar bund, to come on ; but a Ithough
hope, hove a vocabulary, whom made tP
speak, of -many hundred words, which On
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A flue day Can be ,board, or rather,ree
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miles and miles away."
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bad enabled him, even in that instant, to
twist round W1 . th big face, and not big side,
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.towards the precipice ; B44 thoro he olmig,
a few feet below the ad a, with- big mails
dug into the
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' VSACWVL MAXTH. .
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A 0000al not orx;al on for Uou*ehololl 0ev.
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crameAt-wou a
. -. able Nnotrueflonlo.
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AVJ�NGJ�JD AT LAST41
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A N�qr,y of Love Ono "Bring.
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a, 4pburu bad giveithlin for big trouble, as
well aSso,inething out of his own pocket, to
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took off his hat, I in token that I h I a saw her,
he CHI ,$book his I head ovaphati
Y cally, and,
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work it?" inquired t1he I stranger.
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, 11 No, not now -, the. wooden hut is pulled
soft obs, k, and big foot
strivitig for, and..eveu 11 . 11 -
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ary hold,
The A' soon of the year I
ai I has arrivecl for I I ,',It
Putting UP last YeAr'S lIme-barner i .
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)BY the autbar Of I , bat be 00st 1jdr,,,
Kavo a t �
get 1. � o Mrs. Carey by-otber
hands. He aid not, indeed, find E6 .opm.
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walked � . I .
rapidly awayhomeward�. I
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down, where the semaphore, men 11, sad to,
live,ancl- stpreseritIBUPPOS81t i . S one 0 f
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parlor. This is November, when the know.
iog, paterfamillas comes to the cbnolusion . I
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11 Gwoudoline's Harvest," and.other
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populafn0vole,
missionaire, but he found Mr. 0
11 . sevene, who
had strolled out with a cigar (and 9, a
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CHAPTF411 XXII.
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the most lonely places hereabouts. FXo=
the Be&., it is totally inaccessible ; the cliffs
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that it is nonsense to Ca .1141
11 in profession
help to aid in the task of getting t I
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glass) before breakfast, a quarter of a mile
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or so on the 81indby side of the Look out
BESIng THE IHIA I
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Mr. Stevens pursued his way to Pampas
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. everywhere are shear; and excepb,'by,tVa -
ooaot-guard in their night -patrol, I doubt
Raymond was well awa,re.that the period
of his existence must now be numbe�ed by'
in its Pilo .per place, And there is no reason I
why he can't do it alode, or with the aid of
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Station. Pe
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wrong in supposing that from thatpostof
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Cottage, andas he waited to But
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to gnawer the bell. pulled out his witolI
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whether it is visited once. a week by any
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human.croature. If you would. like I
to
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Becolide, unless the heart of this treacherous
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ruffian ohould.relent,w hose sullen face
his wife For
. , the Convenience of .all citi-:
zens who ha VO not yet performed, and who
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'Palo and haggard from her almost sleep-
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less night urooe Mildred Hepburn.. and
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he bad seen Jmx. Dickson coming, and
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had Purposely gone forth to,'meed him.
somewhat ostentatiously,au thoughbo would
observe, 11 I am a. punctual man -, I or
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t however, itwill. not, take us much
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of our way."
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looking down. from the cliff -top upon his
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dying Agonies.
have determined to, tak I
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hands the job referred to,, we publish some
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cret, And dispatched it
-wrote bar note in Be .
to tbe coast -guard. ptation, by a trusty
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#'A flue freali. morning, ;my good fallow,"
obftived this gentleman oarele.k Isly. Owas
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Shall not have to Wait." Mr a. Hepburn,
had withdra, thin doors, but be was
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11 I should 'like to do so miticb," replied
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Xr,.Steveps. "I have never been
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"There is still time,, man," he gasped,
"to reach down
instructions bearing on the subject. Those . .
instruct I _ 11 I I
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hand. The element$ Which had denied the
Zest were now at Surity.. The, rain was,
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there mughdimage done at your place, by
last night's storm 2 11 ' I
wall aware that this piece of pautomirne.
not be! logo upon her or on Anybody
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01940hopide a, beacon, m r oven
0 sgon, one
before. it. � ,
your arm, And save a.
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fellow-oreature fromideath, who isnotfit
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, us papers of At stotl'
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1. Find out where, yo �
left the stoye last
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over and gone; the winds, were whistling,
enough their favorite 'tune, Over
"Not ad I knows on," replied the mea-
. "but
,Could ,
else who Chanced to be in the down -stairs'
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11 Yet hereabouts they call th in See,,pm.
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. to die. So help me heaven, I will fo '
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nay, bless on, if you wili P,
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spring. This matter4f detailsh uIc
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negl oted.
carelessly , . �
S'lle 11ills and far away; and the dark
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hurry
Sauget gruffly; the.fact is, I came
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alwavy baefooeve my eyes were well open, for
oitting-room ; and when h a was admitted,he
took his umbrella in with him, as one who
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afores, 10 observed Hepbufn laughing. The
fresh L
,. clear air, the rapid walk, had worked
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-_ Forgivi - --- Raymond- Clyffardt"
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Plie the Stranger, ocornf ully. 11 Nay,
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2. The second duty is to discover whether ..
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clouds, Scattered and bleached, wore -
ing over a bright blue sky, Even the sea.
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t 3. 'i. pt me i%�ake with blowing the
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sbiuglq, off In y roof, ,pud when I should
e not to make A call, but to take a
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walk, and. who expects to start immedi-
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with Raymond's naturAlly healthy
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saima lism, and put him in high spirits,
the debb is even still upon your side, and
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be vrq I will exact it to the
the pipe, is eut!rQIYL f red from soot. To ,
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etermine this satisfactorily a long sect . on
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wore al smile upon its lips', still white with
wrath, and strove . to look As though its
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have. had my snooze thiEt morning, I gdt
this� to carry to the preventive station;,, L
Atel . He had his reasons for not wishing
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to 'waste time ; while pqor Mildred, who
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wbich even the companionship of the
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somber Mr. Stivens could not I damp.* -
uttermost.
You ,baive found aresting place, I see,
which perhe L ps will last you (although
thereof should be held Perpendicularly .
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aloft, mud you should look closely into it. �` - ' � I
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great -green waves, . re
Which WQ'
or Ie-ii-g'ne-s upon their crests " the
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and he held but the letter to Mr, Stevens
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at arm's length, as a man does who lies
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WAS quite LQver*.helmed,l
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the desertion of the lieutenant,. *aid �not
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. `hVja=_--9-pIeaAed ,to be-
_� I I 'jocular, ,eirpt,
responded that worthy-; 40 in our norih
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am ,o,,frsidi-4axe-xti%tureo"i;,-I---i�is fr able)
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while you listen to what I have, to
Jf the ceiling cau be. aeon th rough t)Le_l� � .
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ibere 19"no, soot in the pipe. . .
fragme ts of ruen's floating homes, and,
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not far d8wa, their 4ro wood and insuglod
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goo. at material grievance to expatiate upon.
. "Well, as far as that, -'AoeB," rejoined- the
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know that she had any interest.indelaying.
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his departure. Not five minutes elapsed,
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country, such
, mirth. Are held to be a bad
- sign. I Against ill-chamce,l it is Said, ,
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Hideous as was Raymond's position,
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olosel y as the my steries futurity
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part I der to keep dust and other foreign .
icles from the halt; a plug hat may be
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limbs, were only atplMy. Therear6otoms,
of Course, in the dOy-time but the w1hd
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stronger, "I can save you the rest of the
walk, andwelcome, a,sI smtheguestofLieu4
therefore, , before , Raymond. and the
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stranger wore climbing together the down
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. are very irierry., We call it.fie.!?.� - *
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pressing upon ,him, Yet -he could not but
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worn. The Costume will not be coniplate I .
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loves the night, slid under bar dsrk� wing
more often works in malice than in the day.
tenant. Carey at present, and wn going
to his, bnce breakfast."
behind the cottage, and Mildred with bar
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responded Raymond, laugh.
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. still., 11 I never knew that a poor pun
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inquire -of that Wicked gloatiniface. ,, What
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4. In,lif ting tbo.. stove do not Catch it by .
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the top. That is the method ' .
by
The SuDabine, like a healthy public opird'on
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back house at to
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Child in arms was watching thQm,,.ap4
fashioning with dumb white lips a prayer
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.Was to, hrin
. - g bad luck;. and yet I
know the north country well, too.,,
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�t MY name is Gideon Carr," returned
lie strangei, hoarsely. Then Raymond's
practiced I ,
Lord Bacon, and was abandoned in the I
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among men SeAWK Sormowboit to restrain
Upon this April morning, at All events, it
upon, it," observed Mr. Walter Dickson
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decisively; "aud. yet." -here he. scratched,
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for her husband's safe return. At the top,
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of the down, he pausea and turbed, stand-
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A. I thought.you told me -yesterday
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were from the South," observed thdStrsmgQ
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fg9egrewwhibess the cliff to-*hich lie
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along, And as damp the dews
a ixteenth century, The ritovo, Should be . ..
grasped by t4e bottoin.' In dohigthisdon't .. I I
showed no trace'of malign furyl,but Seemed
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to delight in practical jokes, such as wh :
his head with- oxtraordinaiy vehemence-
"I great, fancy for putting MYL
have no
ing.up jItgaiust the horizon very. distinctly.
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'Chore he motionie4. to a farewell,
gra,voly. � L . �r
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11 I have lived in both
with of terror
of desth, fo
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fail to StQoP'L I . .
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'etrikb,y
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thewhite pigeons of sandy .Farm (W
considered itself inland) in twice as many
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head into �sbat, there� bive y6ndleri even to
deliver a letter, and that's tbe. truth.. But
, ,bar
kissing his band twice, o�oe for bar, And
once for little Xilly, as she well understood
the north hud
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fusion. ,,'Now, I
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groan, young
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top fall.and I . I . �
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neck, thePain can instantly Ira relieved by I
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circles AS their own opital bsbit" would
'have Suggested, and so bewildering ,them.
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.1 ask your pardon, air, perhaps you may
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it, then vanished over the brow of the hill,
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of ch Ik h ch, -, n
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was your turn: to laugh
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wheu you'stole 'Mildred Lei 4 !roib, your
saying, 11 Degr me I 11 11 131888 that sto4st. ip, . .
in at my Iu6k I 11 and -other . I .
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with the, bpeed thereof, that t L heysoarcely
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belong -to them bl �
flNot 1, my friend," rejoined. the
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while her own fingers were yet upon � her
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.lips Mr. Stevens lingered An instant
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. Beacon, like the out'lines , of - some
,children's game. Without themi the coast.
brother's axms-" .0 .
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-He never o do this," inter-,
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providential
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know them.elves from gull$; also ineetirlo
with the round hat of Mr. Walter Dicks9n,
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, dtr�ugai laug�img -, ,t� the very cigar I am
smoking � came. to my lips frail of the
behind hirn; and seemed to imitate bar �
mockingly,, likii'scime. malignant
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guardarnan Would, never find bid way at
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rupted the doomedyc�ustb passionately. .11 r,
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6. If te
hapre4isionw8bo, is assisting you to .
carry the stove steps on your toes, point, . ,�
mariner, stock on merely, as it sei6mad ' bi
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Capillary utEraotiou to the extreme b4ok of
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custow-house. I am only here to look at
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Spectre:of this Brocken. ..She had promised
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-meet
night; and once som a cowax dly Scoundrels,
for' whom Smug gler was fartoo,good it
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am sure Rue never did." . .
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"Ton are right, Sir. Your brother
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oui�-, to, him gently his mistake. Before � � , ..� �
doing this be Sure and lay the Stove down. I -#*
his head, it tostied it hither and thither And
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solne of -your sea -sights -the Mermaid
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Cavern; and Sea on.. I came, too, recom-
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to this man on the aforrow at. the
Mermaid% Cavern, and, be his guide home'-
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name; arranged thein after dark so that
the po&r .
L wretch, thinking that he wag. only
being a lunatic, had not the sense top�bt
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. 7. When you .have reached the' room � .1.
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. shied it and rolled it, and chivied
like a good natured mob at a fair; and mob
mended by mina.host Of the.*Crown'l-
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he Sauk his, voice, ana looked caUtiously
ward; yat she now feared'nothing at his
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hand for herself, but - 'everything for
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tpoubia usual beat, fell over the cliff -top,,?
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you
Z=,th. Path of -my sister Grace, 'd
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where the burden ia to be deposited, have a
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cloth spread on the floor, so that the stove, . - . " : .
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like a blood thiroty rabble, greedy for.
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about him -1, which should be a passport-
Rayinond; and although'she knew it not,
M64 was killed, I suppose 2 inquired
r. SteVens. I I . .
you -had better have balked a tigress of her
meal." , , I
not . .- .
.Will be soiled by the Carpet.' . '
rapine sod ruin, as had been its behavior
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but 4 few hours bafo�e. .. 1
should it not ?-to all free traders." ' ,
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she had good cause for fear.
- The two -men pushed swiftly on theii
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4 f Killed --ay;. i! he hold . had nine I I ives, be
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must have lost before. he
" But woilld you do murder for her a . ake,
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8�'Thenthe'stova pipe'must'be fitted, . I 01
No pipe should be used in this operation .
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'far
.Should,
Should not," returnedL the other .wolrily.
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way. There- was hot anon sympathy
all reached the
bottom, Whether a - man fell from yonder
,, arms are getting Stiff, my
fingers ach.e. God Sees US L both from
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that hasu!t been, thiciroughly brokeulu. If ' . , .
ings of the zel)hyrs were from relished
by Mr. Dicktiou, not too well pleased, in
,,The coAstguarA Station. is a queer place
for an bonest.man to put ,up so; the rat
between them. to* make them Ilaoken their
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pace for the convenience of conversation.
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edge upon sea or shin -gle, it would matter
nothing. to hini, by the time .he r6aobed
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youdet.heaven. a
Ab, save me na yourself
too by one *good deed",
the pipe is Skittish, use the stove-wkench to . . ;
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bring it to. submission. ' Sometimes, while ' .
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the first place, with big appointment Of'
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special Meb6eL . IgSr to Mrs. Hepburn,. since
doesn't trust the dog, you kn4w, that lies.
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in the same basket with the
'.Vjiby walked, rather, like the Alpine
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amateurs who walk for 'walking's sake, and,
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either. See I the very rabbits in the Warren.
there have left, s space between the bor-
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. - 11 AY, it is but l4atural for ons In your
! Position' to, raise theological argunienta."
trying to fix 6-inob, pipe into A 61 elbow, the. , . . . .
link slips and takes III inches of Alin off � I . I
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it involved his visiting the coastrguard sta.
he have done anythink in the
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about'whoin the pfofespional guides they,,
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rows and the hid6ous steep. and Squat at a
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: returAel ". But for me Who
'take
your left Arm. In this case use the' .Stove� .. . .
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wrench Vigorously, and �see ral . 5. While �. .
tion ; would
world for her, and indeed he was.dOing ,
teeth to. carry a letter," laughed the
stranger. 44 1 should think even the most
a mploy .would, I she uld-,think, be v
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unwilling to *express their own private
6�ful.distabce. - The poor victim's
name is carved some*hbre upon the B'dacon
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am sAf a on the top hare, I prefer to * e,
. practical view of matter . X ask me
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the pipe -adjusting process is Programing, . .
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, tors Bhould'be excludled and the
even this; but it is impossible for any gentle-,
cautious �f ,rate. might iaccepb that service.
opinion. Whem, however, the
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itself.; yes, here I more
e commit What you are
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blinds"'closed.., . 11
man who trades in lace, and owns a
. vesbei with 'a false bottomi to. perform with
By all.means,'Qarry it yourself, � however, if
YOU think it right to do So, although. I
any remarkable spot. Ra;yroond woula.
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pause, and courteously. explain to his com-
redord of his fate,'perhapa,L 'In Such a Place,
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- than other raonuminit 4, ... ,.,
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Pl6iiedto,deecribe as a, murder, although
nobody- also. will tbat'vi w it.
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cheerfuh-Ift-s a Service which brings him
into perbouul contact with the ggardians,of
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1h.uI4 have, thbugbt, that the word
I Private" referred rather to-tbe contents
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panion wifetever' of interest belonged to it.
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* Their path lay almost close to"the . verge of
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. AlliAHAK PuXCR-per1Zf_ � I
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,take
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parted from you at yonder., barrow, - I wher a
Press
you ad your ipteintion of going by.
race
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as ofhalf.awhour may be taken. (See -
Carlyle on " Isinglass.") Whom' you - die- .. I . . . I
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'cover �
the revenue. No One With Any feeling
would select from arnong-.all his acquaint-
of the letter than auy particular hand by
which it was to be delivered." � .
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the oh-alkeliffs; bob every now-. An* then a
huge cleft, -riven, by Some- convulsion of
Thq,date is already orased by the Wind
, "a We4her, but the thing took place but a
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the wo.-O. .for the aak6 of the view.. (I
Was constructing -little story as
that, the isinglaas ordered has no t I I 1
boom- - sent upi try to remember that the . . I
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ances a notorious pickpocket, or even a
rociver of etoleu goods, to go on . an errand
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I- Ay, thiLt's true enough, master,'surely ;
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&�d it you're going to breakfast- with the,
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nature worn. away by the constant
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&CtionL Of Some little river, :w6ald c6rnpel a
veryfe��'yeirs ago.". .
:"But why, perift I" inquired'Mr. I Stevens
.this
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came along from that Very Place, and I think
'ib will do capitally). My last words, as- I left
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hk rdware man, is mdrtv,l and that you Are.,
,requi , red to .11 L6e your neighb6r as y L our- I. . I . I . .
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for him to the sitting magistrate Ett Bow
street; nor would Mrs. . Hepburii hsiO
lieutenant %'Ud his- wife, it's like'. you'll
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have-. an 'earlier opportunity of giviug her
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detour, These sh . altered spota,.wooded -for
most..paru t6,the vor�, verge of. tb6'.,ribbQd.
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- unwonted interest, ' "That. is mob
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.Latin for., murdered,' is it?" - . . . ' - L- -
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you there, were,-'Pro;y, be careful of, the
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Cliff'IL'-�Ou. dO-waIk.SO:v,erY_u6Sr_,
. � Q Ledge .
Fjeif.� Banging the , . . .. . .. �
hat against the floor .
and kicking overthe chairs have baeu.tried I . �. . . .. .
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. . o time to spare, ..gli listening to their-Asuce, iustlead.of.tihiug'id piciiir�squeneBa,fiad but. little c I * v. home to the wretch, teed would'.be the case, when YOU littl6 plies an d the pipe, con . Heated with the he I . I . I. I., I
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her, and ti,iere was D . the letter dirielet.". I '. 1. � hii regard. They' Were Lull er OfL.jUjtjCe seemed to A * , .
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Mr. Stevens Was. expected very e�rly; And . .,very L good," observed .Mr.. 8teyans, Used for �inugglip� , p.6rjposqs -. ;uot 6, boat Point himi out as clearly as�yqndoiarm *28 I.needsaynotliing; "d .. . . . .,
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. 1119 quietly pocketing tho note ; 1;� I will .L* 'L lying up, higli, and I I . Coked u . red .
connected, openly or secretly, with`tbe tlYat Mrs. Carey gets it tit once." .. ... temp.68tuous morning but had held at one , The. stranger p in tbe'direction as ,w, camie I on hinted at the pipe. The ,'. bt'scourate method of . s.- ... �11 I .
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contrabaud trade, Is evepy - - man, indicated by his. coi6�anion, then staggered . � equ move , , .
a net He nodded.barelesalvi and,turnitg upon time or anothenits. contraband catgo-and . 'doidea, the rightg - of sepuiture. But if the pipe until She lhinkel it is , . ,
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ail and child inySuaguaby-who%look6d big boat, sauntered bm�k in the'direction of about each tbpra.w. tale of adventure, back:*ith his iace pale as. ashes. - Thi .,your body ii foupd, i yeb`urcni�f , . '.
upon Froach brandy and Brussels lace, ski. .. the ritive stati6n;;*bila Xr.Dickepri . andperili' sud'blood to, be. told . long black aim of the-telegaph was rimly I - I pendicular. Than .move. t � . � . � ... . I
productions ot their ow I ii labor, and Upon a not proVe I I to which covering bina as gi InUaketL Cove its RtOrY to, e'-wisin- your Mest mischance. foot four indhei thapther wi . . . . . . . �
. . di.pleill,sed at having beau .13pared the Mr..Stevens seemed. 0 lend an'attentIv . is gaik. Y I . . .
c?sst guarchitnaii as " the interloping for- . . 6 . ,,WelI,foi,.& gonflorman w'ho,.eutertain, But -I sin digr . ;dybu,bave n& time * 11; When the work is finished, go out . .' * ' . .' * ," ''. 'I,
'gar. mselvos',-with many &� ' .
. most tLupleasamt: portion of -his. eirAudt" ' '.'Tb6 d6waa, the to spare; I &�!. sure. You would, say; wh "I :
. er.' The high tariff.of import duties i Walked hastily 1. $andbyways, ' ' I , no'silly fanciesi I must say,you are essily Y .and l6t your wife take the. soot -.Off .Your. '.. � .. ,. * ..,.* *1
eigu , . in. . wJ thoi4t -once vbIvet. hollow, meet for the': noiselesa...pas- . . . AaY me for your sister's sakei since I haVe fs , wi a mop. I �. -. . .. . I L . � , ., ,
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law but for which many men"would ' have any dinAls, dotted -with gorse - with ; . - .to YOU., I � . Rayin-Aid Cl�ffard ; and like Grace, .1 � . . I P.64alar Selene I a.. . . . - , . I �..., . . , , .1 - .. .. . I.
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. been free fro In . sin; like the game law of barri6r,atd had ke�t his'ey6s turned West. thorn, 'were, by no means' 'without their I I sho�ld ha.ve &.1 neier forgive, .:Long ago, She and I together 'There l'i n -the Paris E lebtrical'Exhibli *. 1 ' I . . :
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to -day, it begat, as its immediate effeCtS,. ward for a few minlates.. he -would have � Story. More than once, %be , ' f Most th6ugfib ).on were the coik.$cience strick� 06 up our* min I . I i Li .. .
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. . . I -a con . 4 1 woufao6ime�pOnLth( � . wa� arers� eu. -murdarer' himself, but that .I happen to, 1111 do that -we would have . tion so induction coil capable of giving, a . ' L - : L .* '..
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. - treacheriem, blood,shedding,murdere,as well . remarked that that, gentleman was . 3 11 barrows, 'Ll -or urial- � . ly. e,. all:;L that CLILyffara a of. Clyffe ' k1oity-two inches long and pierb J ing a . . I 'L , . , , �' ;
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I As indirectly produciDg a general lawless. bider& ,time a i the little, jlaces,. of the lOng-forgotten dead�some, know be has p�aid t6 forfeit of -11i ' me, alfauld' id Out,L'and -the Carxs rule there in . - � - - : , ' � - ..
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11 Hess-& hatred of all laws as tyrannies. thieket'�vhich.lay bet,�greefromm 'and* the 'rifled of their Comb ts * Eel was the very- man. I -was telling you of their block Of glass Six iiiehes thick. 'L , ' " ,, ,
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itself,witli greatest intensity, of course, in James Graham could Ifave oposcientiouBly Saxon, - denturies aAo'� had placed 'with His name was Peter Elflob-Take. �cgxe .thut girl's influieneb, under o�ir thumb - . qdauti . '* - . '..
its first i�tage; -that is, between the actual idedi Nothing was easiorthan.to whore you are going to', Sir, for hbai�efiis . . , he tfiorougMy saturate the swelling. ' - -' - - - .' - .
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violators of -the obnoxious Is* and the untwist the little note, which had,,meither -tumuli *a a .'invariably ' soiue sake I , You are btandhig too mask theadge, I �
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seal or fastening, ol. muy kind, except that ,iofty.i1age,.aS'tlJoUgb the dying wish of , , . .. . 4Ut af ter a decent intervali so tjhat',thigro metal L Jila I I * - '. ' .
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. guardsman se �he would behave fo nobody ,,, Piivata,ll -sod ibe po' � . ,within the spot. from which theii.hoitnes, ". - . ' I -such evident 'Symptoms .of lunacy as -to time. With this inventi6n P60ple% Lgan _. . : . � J
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priation) in IT41f a minute.. and fiejds�. Aid all the'littlb world which � , 1. . enough bause him to be .Shut *tp-say' at, the one, inake their d run. :L: - L, -
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I " . ST Mbs, life; � could best be, seen. in the CUStda.Y Of his loving'relatives, A. street -cars and *niachinery. . . . . .... . .
to whoin -they hoped4od would be mercliful - ' " ,&nr CAiLuV�Pray. beseech the t 'a Doyou � mean to isy that a, man would nice plg�il,. . .. . .
I liouteiiaut to accomPauy' Mr. Stevens and . 8or66 observation' of this Sort' Rayn ond .was ibnot, and yet - �ou and this . L When. the .earth in -which a plant grow's - . � . . .
by preserving to them their. biead-wipmer, bav6 no chance for'bis, life -who f6ll'fro . I . , ,- L
lt'l MY hi�sbsnd in their. walk this'-iborning.' 'rnud6; but -his..Companion only shrugged I ML mini'my bleed, chose -'to. tb,;�art'itl 'Ali I. . '.
had made women widows and children . 11 I . here into deep w9l S I . L is much wa,imerthauthe air, the plantgroWs. �
This idii very silly riquesb, I know;, and his shoulders, not Seeming to appreciate le�]r, when the tide w 8 if7oahad-biard ffie. O'W Grace-Clyffard ,vary thick, Ce almost altogether to *. . .
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orphans in that liOtle colony At Lucky Buy -yet I' , think you will -grant it even without antiquiti.ei, br,the'reflectiona'arising there- well pp-�-sa it is now, for inotance.'? .. &sea.' . . . .
. - . .1 . . I made up6n tbe,dsy.�y6u fled. it, Wq ld.'hav - height, -and flualIy-shows deep .
before now, with but small scruple. ,Even .1 fr , 'so much ag the tales sbouC 1� Will ' "No, not the very' Slightest," returned . 4 .a increase in . I I ..., � � . , . ..
, having a, resseb asHigued by, YourS affec. Qcm �. . . � . L zoade your h6srt sink, and. Your cheQk , transverse rifts which make further growth L -
. on a windy night, it was not probable that a. tioulatelv. - I:, MILDImb.tiEIqi1IbN;ll � watell.$1.'. .. . . .. 11 Rhyinond confidently'. "Wherd We, are ' HL L ,,ty. , L . . '" .. .
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.. ". What doei it rh�tter, Whati a. L man is now, the cliff overhangs a, little; a:nd'We: gio* Cold, L'eve w_hemL YOU � kissed Lybur an These- afflicts. werb . pro- , L ,,.
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Deans, for instance. should have been before, and Placed it in. * his Waistcoat desil,"* observed be, roughl-J, ,,w are big cin sad nothing beneath us ; but turn voUrL this plain-spoken; 'honest lad, fo . .1
.1 '. i . qes:a'few'feet weetwaid, And you inij Boa L raboth; dish of earth,' iu'whieh�ha*plantea -the , ,
blown over it; which happened 'in January pocket,' wilh an unpleasaut -smile 0 No., ,bones, !ire pht-ta? '. � . .. . .. �.. I 1. turn6d out a plotter, antila, successful one,L ELeedo, and' keph :the - earth.: ton .degrees" � '. 1.
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Mrs; Raymond=Hepburn," soliloquizea he - ' "Very brue,"'ieplied R . 'beetling a ge LZ we . choked I . - I do w , L � . ' .
coincidence,1ju the Very I) lit When a large slowly, ,, I don!i.think, t.ha,t,pl , will suit * . I . ovymond, pheer.'steep upon wboaWe .* d at armer.than the Inoist air of the chamber .
an . one has -a fancy in I . believe, although ,%be loves her 'Weiltb;'she. ', In his-aidclrbas 9 the -York meet' g of the .' ,� - .. . ' ' ' L .
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I . . me. Two is.,c6mbady-for a little way-- would not like to lie unburiec .the surf .would give. ten thousand golden Piebas to British Association,Profe�sor Huxley "' ,
half a mile of the spot; or even- granting so . 1, fbi-lbitance, whi,b, sydophanf-like, licks the,huge .White . , . �,
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much out of an abundant charity, William . I. -was 'a L the Look-outj..�na and whiten . b :reitch ll�,, truggl,es- 6n the verge bf death. 'Xill --tennial, year.of the asso'ciationj whoever ' . . I
dnue,' L to::a tioi Ite�. ' U little are; oo.smooth, -that there is scarce a . . . I
of L, tbing that POI a, d6seft; or in the depths, Our a WL hiniB I cried ,She, on the vefy day When we *undertakes to Abord 'the progress of pale. I I
Boyce, another guardian the rev ' therebYL able , II .y,o r I of�o, ing 0" about with shell Arid sea. '-foothold 'save'upon the' ledges . . .
could scarcely have dug that pit on the Beg J,P. _L -' . .1 .; , W , _.D,_, t ... in- . . , 6 1 th hate -the found. oub,youk. whdieab L I . .
ound arrangamajit. . . . a, and Book. . d I , � b� t4 . a L'o % o , Id lips of t o - sta-gulls bk6ed, -and tbe,-foolisfi guilemoti . outai but a few Idutology will n6te the present time asthe . �, I
Shore for hinuelj*, in which 118L WAS f 'x1dr. ,Stevens' had. not -been the only lose fish.". L. ... : .I - . . . ? weeks Ago.; I bexure you'kill him, Gideon ; epoch in, which',the law 6f succession of . . I ;1;
d sad one win te r morni u g, with only his head. 4 diolia,,L I � Stand in ordered line, by scoibg and scores.' . r aniL .
I . pergon among the figuis-heiCdi that moruL I You Late fasti ' Mr. Htpbuin,ll .64 Still, this very smoothness would have and if -.it �an be d6ne 166 bim die some .the foirms-of'tho 'highs trials was ae-� .* . . 1. . .
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. above the shingle. . . Ing.' .Early As Oarey 'had, ragponciell'the . gi,Ven the poor wretch you spoke -of' a dreadful death I V !rat talie 'her pr6teotor termined by the: observation paloontol- - - . .11
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. . were men. at Lucky Bay ready to slash , and, hail been An .unseen -Witness. to Ile 106 resping-pladej -I sm," returned Ra,y-. descent, and at the botb6nf t Raymond's lrsme� and into big face, 'forcibly illustrated by. the recently aoconi-. � .. .
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with their cutlasses upon very Slight pro; a bi S 12. his mond. " It is, as I . have said, . but fancy. See." '. I . I -1 _, '. . . . . . V: wrinkled.aud wap 'AB th6�gh with age, plished 'fest'of picking up*&-IoHj ,unusea � . L, I � �
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9 , his connection with the:simuggling interest, and Child could comb to look upon tb.e eaFth 906 to sa, � (To be *00uthitied'.) , lithoins., �Tho i3ciaiitifid'ibnginsering.which" .' . . .
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infested the neighborhood, and sowed su6pi- hiiaband4 But from an ins�.'6ctor of 'coast- nay,. like these ancestors of ours. 'I don. looks like oand-;from' .'here, so: brotvn. and . Torture in"noul"innin.". , - and:so readily finds a mere thread two. . ,' - ' � .
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clion every where, , making bad blood even, �usrd stations to. a Sort of -polite Will fees , 1: would rather And in� last home ,Mail, .is a bitch of rounded' stones; which . � The Frenoh'pt.LV&� publieh�a`h"Aocouirt of miles onaer 'the ,,oea,must sad much to . '. �
where it should have 110*64 Most _pUrelYf- Watch, ', wag -too many p6itits f6r the where h1l,the acbriesuretta hkd been. fami.. , Na no � , I . ..
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in the veins of kinBme]3'. Writers. who are , opinion of the lieutenant to veer round all liat to me during.life.11 I -1 .. would clash the'life; out of a man, though , the horrible treatment, in the district of the.seourity and I �f Ocean oel6griphidl . . .
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describing themi ireot*e immy of the d i &It , an i "' Ig" . Companion, ,"Aytlwhit� You were going to 0�y pootda but of which,in fact,thby Were I . nno. . ..
notwithetmudiug all oriffies or viceawhich 0 9 act of their dbacussion - a posted . I . .�
to j I this," said -Raymond to himbelf. . ';I II6 YOU think, a persoif evbn .in cent. They wore first healthier than other methodwof i tunin ' I . I
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may be generated by such.& stato.of things, 0 in up t a little garaeu. . wal , . � 41.)
* I htyqtbbsave4�11 " battonhade. As they still persisted in assert. * , . 1�
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. of man and man, goes on pretty,muoll the seen Dickson," 'said Mrs. Carey 'hurriedly, Almost irnme.diately, and as tbc�iIgh in, in this very spot I saw the bird -catchers at beaten With mottles. Next, by order of respects, espedallyin distingdehing colors
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same as under more favorable circum- &ba the next momeiit their guest was Answer to this unexpressed thought, Mr; wotIc-last,13pribg, No le . I 'Ila were forced ,. Rad, green, I blue, and yellow are Mud; . . . . . *
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the ease No war'is carried on With that did he utter abbut,any Rucli meeting,- and out )Ila band to Bay godd-by.e ;.he pointed with'nothing but a rope of hide & u - being without' the desirdd effect tbis*light than by daylight. . I �, . . . ;. . .. . .
distinguished politeness which A presents' very'little about anything. 4se -, ever Ana *1th it to a; dark, obloci loi6'Mibg - Upon a . . . 11 . I . . .. . . . I . . �
in . -ni the. higtoriani � anchor them to -life. I saw one beiing the wretched man* were subjeroted. - � . . .
the cream -laid Pages . . anom, Mrs. Carey Shot a glance of signifi- crest of - down far in - advance.; ,,Why, � . to ind;!f . I . An Original - flturd4br. . . .
drawn up with a ''flmur-the oily soribable outrages mud finally suspended . I . . �
sod civil war 'least of all. � Whom coast, .,:Qaf3oe &t her husband, � As much as to say, what is that?" he mittered", !. It looks gtill-in, either hand, Striking big foot b �helr febt. '- After being, kept in this . A culprit was �eceutly tried in a Gormain I
guardsman amd'Bmuggler, met ' one aAOtlk8r ", Did I not tell you Ao ? " bi4t the conversa:- like -like a gallows?" ,:.. , - , . . agai , mob the Smooth .Chalk. and bounding , P Y itiOH till they :were balk deadithey courbof.justi*de�for murder sud�iobbory., � - I �.. -
in the neighborhood ally'abd dilr- tion I&D . was felt. � it - relief b -So haggard, so wild, and yet so 08 The.1idje,,befq' " ' theovidence- . I . �
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dy when the meal was! fini 'the Very siti as though he scorn6d a U a adhsia4atioll", asked the pris. . I I
I , incident guishad. It Y men4cing ,k .Wl.aged themselves, guilty. and 'word , "
. . - eved stoothoid ;,and all that time be;wag sent 'foe trial. �.. Before the � judge they . ".
, iwg what I may call the intervals of Wei, everybo abed) was the stra;nger's appearance' as be made outinto
. . I I this inquiry, that. RaymonaL II)rt=,h,..b,d anything to 64jr,for .
ness, they did not give one Another 11 gobd� althbugli the host-hAd aoroetbiog of �embar_ cme, . - I 1,
Poke at all, they con- vassment to endure still,. Wlietr-Mr. Stevens 'ch they.bad �
� might aptly b&WJiIIgL jokes to his mu6a. upon the edge doscribed the -treatment to whi .
day," and if they ul haVd retorted, 11 And you look like & gallows. himself. -,Only*, this,. your hoilov 11 to. .1
Signed each other's eyes mud limbs to ever. observed 11 Come, lieutenat�b, it -you cannot bird.,' L SloSweVed SM'I'n, L berO-Who Merely hild tho'bide, like reimir b * eon submitteA4 their Wounds bearing plied.the latter; li it wao Hot 9. iturae'r but -' "" I ,
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lasting perdition. Evou when engaged be my companion . I 11 t ,-upon whose Btrangffi,and presenbe of Witness to their Statement, .Their inno- .
foe& longer walk, you "Foronewbobadno foolishfancies Soo L - mIn4 his existence solely depended. Somo Oebee - was established, And they were a guiciad.,) ittage-How do you make ' .,.
upon a lawful calling like the present, Mr. will, at . least k000mpany me half -way to us we were speibldng of but now, you seem f these.adventurava do not Rave a Ingto at acquitted; but nothing' is said as .to the that out?" Ptioondr-il In this way, your � � I
Walter Dickson f ully expected the toughest Bardby." And poor Mr. -Carey dared- not sI an Sly moved by Marmouth Beacon. 'O Mall boner. The'dodeased, for years before his - .
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of receptions at LuAy Bay. A perceptible I. . r all, but'trust to a niere'stake, which they punishment of theli torturers. I
' say, ,, No, 11 albeit he WAS burning to. have tainly black, and it is made of tim. thamseNes, drive into the eA.rth above, and Crazette. I . . - I
stiffness seizes the most ' aff%ble Of � hiB'talk out with his spouse Containing the hot, but I never knew it taken for a gallows to whi4h they fasten their rope. The only. ' . _110 wss,4otbrininod to put An end to him. , .
me Shape difficulty they seem tollild in' the matter A sad result of Russian tyranny is oxom� Self -be courage to do so; .
medical practitioners,whon a homcoopathist character and intentions of this 'hiexpli- before. A beacon has stood, in go � r-Iiiii he nevbt h0A t
enters -the Battle room; a county magistrate cable person ;* nor was Mr. Stevens satisfied or anothert on. that promoutojy, which is. is At last his irresolution moved Me to pity;
addresses a poachef, even non-olri�islly, in at -the last - Part of their unassisted piiiioa in the desth, supposed to be by k ... .
even -with dragging him balf,way, but Come Ono of the highest oJAES'7xn the . sonth ,ascont. when they have to Jerk themselves sulcia'at Of Dr- Adolph G6ortz. A few years so, U save him from- disappointment, and
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tones which he generally uses towards polled him to-aicompany him to the height country, for � perhaps a not% And 'Years, a o be was rich, prosperous, the happylius. m0d, especially from being Nvorse than his I
the Canine. world rather than , the . from the: face of the predipido, in order to bg 'in.,, judge-,, That is
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I human; and I think I have seen a clergy. corresponding to the Look -out, upon the In the middle &geit it Ilse= forth itiq insert their band bobeath the rope sod, the and of glloving wife,when, on aboonno. of Word, I Surd! (ad III
Sandby Aide of the bay, There, in sight of Warning far and near, ,whenever an invader his liberal Mesa, suspicion jail upon him, all very Well ; but What made you take big.
man of the Established Church turn Panioss Cottage, the Bt a threatened; it did good Service, too, when qliff,�,dge. No accident, indeed, bapP0118, Prixoner""Whon he was dead .
� ranger struck hi ' and be was obliged to flee from St, Petem .*ftich 2"
Almost livid when brought into connection my life, Mr, the Spaniard would have laid- his yoke I believe, either bird-catebing or &Jipl
forehead theatrically. t5oa, Ust as gat king, but well has Sh&k6p Sam 'a 1.� burg to gave his life, Ilia property Was ,_hd did not require a watch.' 1 did, 'and so
with Baptista, Similarly, 'Lioutenhat Cady," cried he, il I believe I might j upon Us, and told with, 0, tongue of flaime it "'�earo . 0,aro confiscated and for the last two Years he I,v.dry naturally put it ill my pocket. 130.
Carey, although a Most ckPit&I f011Owt Was wall Wost a turnip as this headof iniho. I when his great .&rmada radde the deep a0ful trade.' 11 I As ba a bitta stru gle tbi fortune, su& L sides, he was aii old friend of miner and X '.
. by no means rose Water to the 'enernies of -have clean forgotten 6, letter which a toes- yonder twinkle with inyijad lights'L likd 11 You interest ine fminenAely,'? Said Mr. U Lbin - wanted ioblething to remember him by.,,
the revenue. MorGOV6r, Ila I have i&KIP aoilger from Mrs. Hepburn3utrusted to me anotherbeaven," . . Stevens; 11 for all .We -kn6w, then, there n , , nally An teakiii oblivion in I I .
. I may be half a dozen folks benosth U00 A , he hutooratio overntbeHt 'Lof .knotha boat containing I . �
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there was just now a Minot i1f1dat of home thiB'Lvery morning to give toyour Wife's " AY, noviould bb,v'b broUght back the a L roadneowe kHOW nothing uhsla is orally responiible for the death 97 persons from
great robbery (as lie considered* it) td be pre- about." .
, 96p, not to.:day," returned A&ymona ; . been -picked to, and the survivors lauded
lbo His hands.' But stay ; I don' b think you must � old faitho" Asia Mr. Stevens -Carelessly, 41 16 , Of 'a gifts A,u tilli&nt loan. I the steamer Xonigdor Nedarlauden has
sently committed up Majesti'.8 Coal open it, for you'sea it is marked I Private.' but with a stealthy glance at his comp , "
tome in those parts, and it L Was not who . Ily Out %men, the wind is far too strong for- Lord A veteran Watchmaker at VotivrY, SWltw oats with 20 per. I
&the b SUB. I won,t detain you anotha niftebt'; pray, , 14Xuin&,C&tholioidy,F;iblf,"anowereait�y, have mcroy upon me I Help, maii,,helpl zorland, Claims to have invented a procogg
of the range of probitbilit take Whack a,t once, And m&ke raylumb, Hiond simply, 'I but 1 Would not force my St&ih not your soul with Murder I 11 � bywhiCh WAtdb6FJ Will run for Years With, 0040 are still !missing. They have been a
poet r. idkaon o having - is 109 to lost apologies;. Pray, ao�preyj do I 11 Creed down a natioli,o throat at the point month on thb rnai&ii oceao, a th , *
a t a ; told With Ono strobg push between the out winding up, A' Scaled box containing I I I Must be embsubted, ud. eir pro L
I pter on th doOkSiM, A 6 ,)'ad . Mrs, Hepburn, watching in the li .of the sword. In those time0l as during shoulders, the trea6heroua stranger bad tWo watches L intrusted to the municipal Via on" . I 1.
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often a - tale, AS a- thrust big companion O*er the clifl, I allthbtities on January 10th, 187'0, ha's-just " Lord L Ift , ".
Altogether, if commisbion6ir a a ,,boom the appearance of the lieutenant With his raph. � Those Woo4dn arms,, Which Ile had fallen, of course, but, not sheer ; II66�1 OP0114 0,11d the wf6tdhes were found field the present Lord is bligda. to hunt .
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so institution of those timago n Mr, .guest Upon.tho wastern 4op, 10 great im ocular strength and agility going. . his paek of (ax hounds three days 8. week. .
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