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1. *1'1 '40 . - greatly alhoolotid, while the dam, hearing an
� ",#�*,tIr - Lt since YOU have . Dra his •-P.&per, The land qw.atiOn is making 'to Way *
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� . -. " , �'� �� 0 t outive asked that emu ' bent orwhl td-liaten.- - rau6e,w the United
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-_' �.', � L I uninterested People as the nit - ran - Anil' if ri I . I Representative Oates, of Alabamov, I
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-4-',,,', and a little to rrested so a Corn Ulat-11 ly alive to fee, Judr
. - I A 1701"10411i 3PkIrA4031, . feel that a crisis day, ]Repreeen Y,
" I . 1, 4A liftells, -3 n I � at at Le He
w med Esper. just sufficien nmittea ,on' the
Lt.�.Orl',Y �� A politin-Moved a maid, enough to Cloaks and - . " 130, was not lbot Is' ezoial . i - from the Viol to prohibit
, .�L' ,; er.oug .- v a I I had Come ; 2h an effort she raised her I .
11 - chok- reported the House the bill
,� A#W" i - Aa i-or-Eladeleotatioll. length all Wag happily over, t LOTrOf-struck. arm of the seat, and [a to or owning
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.., , I �05.. .�� leery of free trade, though gelf, graeped t C(,,*ring tit]
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I - -1 0 li�'.kie, 46 No, no - that he did escape, , I have done aliens from 8,
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� �Z* I I Cornelis at the station .; he would not wish any lande within she United id t
" L -��: ." . left with Corn wrong, Cornelia . .,he bill. In
'F . an h eBoorked poor mikda;�e was kept in suspense for some ins back her
*� an ardent zeal irteil for life." ray forget � elaborate re soeompan"
.. th her train, while the de time, He i rwmpc, one -his privations ; P of She I
. r Sheilistened.wi r. . . - 8 t Oij, �j AM So grieved to of I t the committee Says the Power
,, . To all her lover told he ' Esperanoe to Gaspard"1111 rOOMP• - Y, she a, Poor monsieur I what I amid.,, said ' committee totally exclude aliens from
I�Itll' .• Tulher fond Ini6"a made him feel I i she not been so loop I n t rellilembelr, Gaspard, -- each promise,"Government t, - I-- been
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., 11 , . 0 (I lie U WJML , I ,had Us good-bye? 1. is not hill t a done ,in the Dae the U1311100es "
"'. .. And so One moonlight eve 134 Popped h* Liow fio us, it not a t
" . , )nto fition. shop, and the shabby lodgings IN iah Woul when he wil . tfiie in really An sovereign power certftill)Y,
. . -, The One =Ou1% , I I -�� U6&&Ipz�, _ , her, au
Ole Ole ; but she had not , - -,- Y estionEl. �l
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. =Uvw bwpp--d US k LLV ..'33 - rol-gawa aefizing voiibab
.• nor heart Its bcsMS P Care for any bI mer in udes the ieeaer O"'7 &I
I . just at the bare suggestion . a thought to at one , tati..a a heavy High. - sunk Eaperalloe had fallen back to her for 0 may exerohe after
Para, end sprang from the cab without the Gaspard gsv an M tinu-
. as Poor Lemorder I it ever a m ations but through her tears Cornelia property rights they I
. .sr of matrimoniar yea but -won ), running into the Shop with POR and during the con
ove requitted; _ td. Cherie,
it it had not would not like- Shay are admitted,
1; r(1 well, he did. Well, port
I. ---,-.. --- -- - least diffidence, I the landlady, � o been caught the words, " He
. . I And so ben9*th the silver moon . all speed to shake hands With been for You, I Might per ione., I Anoe of their - alien condition. The *
` . I Their troth the lovers plighod. I and leading the astonished and dismayed k this accounted continues -.
I I staircase. I - with him, And the disgrace of that would more oblige -t
I . n I Perhaps her vexation &I Ascertained, with
1j' the dark, narrow ving here." way in which She 6s your committee
: !IT me. now. dean I landing be worse than star i for the very sayers , �ty, that certain noble-
,: Then Said the at& � --- ` - - on, the first lei slipped from• him icadver- adminis fiask to Raper' reasonable certsiu
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- precioua drar, . -whe, - another moment door The words " teredwine from el, pally Englishmens,
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, I g of Vow ,,,ad, and FA trances W1 red, but took no � imen of Europe, prind '
. -7 V T- - - quickly opened, tetokiyII. Espe I was in �ha aggro.
,. � Yoa);7U6W the me together-",-�,was q1c 1. . sapar I 6 -it ration alludde . SPOP! g at .
. ' ' . I cry Of joy. Sew in , " f have acquired, And now 0
r I That w6 have, PWOrn� ji - into , 'a -arras, Whil iera, fearing tO,% ex him. - 7 drink this mud Stop oryin
. I eyes . his hand, notice 0 7 "she asked, Mier a ,a Now pw million 'Acres a
I whispered then : the c�san ohsding hi And poor madame ones; it you had a tithe of your brother's gate- about twenty-one M4 &teS. We
. IM01 a. ely blush, all g this is: , at half touched. , 46 . I woald not h ,he United St
I ,I To me its me loohea on b� as barnacle, and �briev SiI64C8-' powers of auduranee, this have land within I information to
. I �� on- M other men; , --- - ..miun ainca I had her - -- �- - h$6VA not , sufficient - --. ---�LI-A 77:7�
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. � . disengaging apologetic, letter f course t! as noMW I loving I . I it so important, an it in gen- .
. . . - . - embraces tarred to him With an I on working her way out to him. 0 cier nor Consoling, but sperance a lov aliens nor it This alien, -
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. BY THED DU : wistful glance. onsieur Xiemer , lure was more pleased )nce orally held in smaller bodies..
kDOPTED ,a Forgive me for keeping YOU Waiting, they are ruin*a' forwasthan 'at g by the non-resident ownership will, in the course
I . duce. Gaspard to never had a notion of savings so no 1-1
- . I as governeso." to Gaspsrd's virtnee system Of loandloraism.
. ....... do� I . Uncle; � ought -to intro . -looking out for a situatiOx - ' s'Oh to herself. She a owed the of time, lead to a i eats and .
- - A.- - ,ado her I But repro With the bee,
.. I as Poor raladslue I how B . ad & little, dried er eyea, And , incompatible i0tree. The 11
OF TWO OOUNTM& & dean held out his hand, mutt ered in wine, reviv I she free institutions of the United being
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. . A TAU or husband in yon."
O the she is brave and good-hearted,; she w Cowered down into her corner. where - ng Iwid '
went down to h . Something polite, and was taken lint - without doubt. con 1611 "esp. foundation of such & System is bei
. I. When she we )OM, she could not resist 0 Dom, which Esperancererpem- * monsieur before 10139 ,ravely; stern� broadly in the Western States and Terri,
the drawing r( about the Collin- dingy little r more, sh4kbby bt Gaspard, how I wish I ware old enough A Cornelia a&% IN atobing nor g
riving vent to her feelings ab to go ori
so a governess, then I could help seemed* her torieg.
, .. �l bared so well, but looked far . and unsympathetic as She had and enterprise Of E arOPesn
. 9 issiter people in orals who, and comfortless than in her time. d, and Espersnoe"s as The avarice a hem to invest
" Fiona, and Rilol ortact And ,o feast hor you, perhaps." ; .heart was really tonotte and pattics, had capitalists have caused t
Li I . by their senselew want No sooner had she turned 4, at already by Your economy outburst, with ito pride . She and
.had Child such a "You do lb t in dee air yet. I have Compassion. - was many .millions in _American rii1rond a
� - - Byra given the poor ,--- eyes with -the - -eight--of Ga.Trd, bqweypr, -I am no . , . - - -
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. Klimb. people. donly chilled, besides, work is honest! Awakened her . or child, but to land bonds, covering perlosps 100.000,"
bad id8%,0f English grieved, eh than her happiness was SU worn, heard it said, that if ' 7 Sorry for She pol, Elder
I It youk, patriotic Bout is ' for he was looking very ill, psle, and wc wished for, and really* Bought, it Comes gendinel: seemed to acres, the greater V;rt bt which. n
. � let this appear in word or dead nee
I Sir Henry, smiling. he soar on his salutes foreclosure Sales, will most likely before I
]Eats.-? "said S and frightfully thin, white t sooner or later." or- her impossible, and after the a )party of these L
. as ,well, I really don't think it is fAk- The cheek added to the ghastliness of the whqle " But in the meantime 2 " Said ESP d many � the property . at least you Con A.+, him soolding she had administered, she would
years become
I -sea man- She could not hat R G2A.+,,-a - n landholders 3840116.
. dean is a kind -he" F doer. he not face- -0 dekn wove, with & quiver in hdr VO'08L. treat in have deemed it mere weakness to change foreign in s,ddition to their
.. a" always saying so, but Wh., he sleek, cOmfOrk"u'161 W- , 49 WamUst endure, ohU`rALe, ana --'M-- -- her tactics; 80 that it was "Ot until Esper present princely P0138( reign -osPitbi ie nofs ,
. . d 2 They will rain her soon
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00 6gBily, And found od." I a did unbind is This aggressive to'
. 118001 this Chill �Z who took ev, an sleep, that she
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: , . . it he does not descend from his celes lite so pleasant. Apparently, however, he G a gravo and low, and ESPOr- 00 Was fast asleep, a a warm shawl confined to thels,ndsitbagpdaoliseea, but
is )W. for he moved His tones war of happiness, was her cloak straps, ane spree I I overleaping its boundaries li%Boaused bun -
I -I heights.,. . Was no,, quite st.his ease n( .
,�,Donsj speak evil of I dignitaries, my S bends, and 61100, in spite Of a a thrill I
his hat nervously between bi She Was more and more over bar. . moved to the east beside the dreds of miles of the- public domain SO be
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a difficulty, 69 awed by them. her * Then she r grazing Of Vast herds of ,
dear-*' - Beamed to find oi . ) h rights of the -
I . t, for Gaspard, reminded of her father, and though
-T did like Dean *a's d.,e&n, and began, in her business -like way, tencea up for the
. unouglot of Gas cattle and set at defiance the ti
L CAU3 help it, I neve Egpersnoe thought at 16=1 heart ached when she t, Father, I wish -YOU would help thmt POO1r settlers." I . "T ill. In this, as good English, did almost all was comfort in seeing how
� Callinson, and I never ohs in very go kering-e, 8, are boy to some work he looks so ill. Do YOU honest but bumble,ee Be &lie it , -------.
�Z-�-w �-A� t me blindly unted- from the irought- out of evil. -, A year work, - . - .. .n
. �, In e--v---yV&,xffg--i",-h6 - &aoma -0 . - -.Wwaiaha-zo 6- nj I W of something he could do in Ril- The bill proposes to Pls`0e a
- �- — -lk'dg . go abeii ities of the
*a or - - not kno, 0*1� law an to
I " soldillo. I can't see why tiny man, however fb 8 " I marks of " Ob a I not hear that the librarian I under the dis&bll .
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. - dean six consecutive ran to h sgo,behad been miserable and depressed ohdater 2 Diu a f Lt ,, re lands in the
be, should receive an ,norevery. Copying done 2 " A future a tampts to "equi
clever he may . indeed.,, He rose to go very soon, out of heart with himself, and in wAY1 wanted some is ords the report'
. mono salary for doing nothing in the world ra, promioiag'tO bring her t now, notwithstanding his not want him at Rii1cheste , United States. In other w tion against &b-
1. , through his Own telescope.11 relief, G111PRal e for the 5.45 express, and unsettled.; re hopeful, and more as We do not a little Sharply- ,I I have Says the bill is a aeciare, 11
I except looking it Henry, the stat 111 in time troubles, he was MO was con- said the dear, landlordism. It de6lare6 a
46 Shooking I ,hooking! "said 8 escorting his guest to the door, with & while Esperance house once too Often; Santee Is who have =
ed, nevertheless. as Well- dignity, Which reminded E�qwmnoe gra
bravely patient, wh foreigners to MY y's story foreign born pbrooz ,, I
ibut he la.Qh . I cions of a certain growth and expansion of had n't wan% your poor mutt ,&in incapable of taking
4. ; Kate, you are a wonderful woman,, an . his whole character, which, thoug1h she we do: I ,� been naturalized
r A -the , *o i ,-..,: f.*lhnm it- enabled acted over again.' where within the -
--- --- --- will reform Rilcheate . - -_,terrn.Vt1-n. and waited - --- eJC0J*JzJQdn-'Q=6l;f&; " Ch. .Aha title to lands any - -
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. � -";; much -- -- - sever t & effiwl-1 I a is a were boy, too.' a States, exce
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I I -limae Wrd—oubl if you Will a i she - had - before upheld, pt a leasenuld ,
impatiently tin he return4d. ' ' = C re years, and it has no r6tro,
t . but I vel It d never be; h
.!.. I . or rouse him to a 9 our piedone time," imply that CO De Msbillon.11 said t exceeding five
� dean And him hobby, I . 91 Ten i minutes Oat Of 010 after a few and ,to reverence where she had � mi *&A thorough ative. operation. It 9,180
. . of his defies." she said, half petullankly, as aft spsrd- loved. I too soon; and dean. as The very image of his father,, active, but a prospe, k will compel
. And even hopeful and enterprising Lady parking words with the dean, Gat The ruck five all id an ; a substrat I contains a provision wbIO1 .
I I fanyacquiesoed. as What were you saying ) clock at Lianeve U un ride:
. hurried upstairs- when Gaspard Spoke of preparing for the mi over alien landowners to cease to be such Or tO
I Worthington 'king of dignity' Sndp aw I why I become I
I I CHAPTER XX. to him 2 11 couldn't start, a terrible yearning to stay with him ' then a Cos ,Polish . sh hat ,
Is a to ye
N little gratitude, which I To ,go back to destestable French a ,:, citizens of the United States within
I I 4, only I spokeal I ears. The, bill, the report Says, would .
.. my precious almost overmastered her- can't amen be Plain . I
, . . aperalloo, went back to Rilobester really - to with you near, scolding lite At Ril- . I prevent any more abuses like that Of &
. who resi I des Aslid mud in
E ' the weary, struggling, Dalaver." , in En,
"I her visit to the Worshingkons, bring myself I respite, seemed I east her father's unwonted Mr. Scully,
- the Netter for of bien-aina. What a delight it is to have Cheater, after the abort . ninety
. � desire to make the boot look at you I " Cornelis smiled I I a subject of the Qneen, but owns nin
.. 11 . and with, a Y. she was far you I Let mWhave & good I moo. Gas- almost unbearable, and had it not been for . . 3upied by
I . . �, � . everything at the deanery a Each I surveyed the other in pill her anxiety to leave Gsopsra,weii satisfied energy. xcely wish to leave thousand acres in Illinois, 00( ,
11 ., -.----'-- - bris"er than ohs. had- been before, an pard twas apparently well satisfied, for the with her comfort and happiness, she must ,, But you would scs and I am tenants, MOStly in
foreigners from
'. I her cousins, and P ared, was ., a a Frenchman to 815r"i rcut $200,
200,00 yearly - -
" me& honest efforts to Ova as Mariana ",look which he had fe t, have given ,way. Bus the loving little 6 - whom pends
e receives 'La The SchoulOY,
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I . . though the in des OverbeF alter a moment, and she kept up afraid it has nearly come to that with Gas
� . at not there; but EsPersnce, �on helped bar, a Is end expands it in Europe.
I •I • I 4-1:1A, Areatheendog,gorwas doing her great n his shoulder and burst into decepti pard de MA*lIOn. quite min : 2,000 acres, within the
I I, I , . �,. k� fail hid her isoe 0 bravely. Just At the last the landlady, who is our Cornelis, You -are - State of &'bout and All
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was she by any means destitute My d t both limits of Pittsburg*gbenY, from
, ,:. , 1, 1� her learn. � of haa, been very fond of her, brought up BOMO taken if you think I &M going to adopt are
. I " I . . . .4 of Pleasures. Frances . Neville .lent b "Cherie, what is it?" his asked, fun She begged ralemsellf. to Use children- I have the rents of which The Schouloys, Who
, I - a offee, which d as Mabillo British Queen. draw
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, so much as concern. "Ate you unhappy at Bitch star ? 0 and Esperance, who had taste Monsieur , door aunt's of the
, 1;.`� books, took her for drives in her little POET little girl for your V loo,000, .is another
I I miage, and talked in French Kemp%; ort taken in the . . not .11
.. . . i-1 OW is scything wrong ? " ,But, ohs nothing since morning, made an effi I will ease
= not lose then $ rica.
� - ' � sake, but further than that of alien' isnalordidm in Ame
-� � the sobbed. ": he: tears, and eal,
. �-, she pleased. , ,, it is not that," , drove back -born must starve, because instance I
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1W1 � at limit you put upon your good -win." The tenth Dengue,000 tenant
ranoe's 64 Don't I a;h
I Mrs. Mortlake, it is true, Wall fond of G&3p&rd,y-ou can't think in you lookl,, to be grateful glow some. of it, and to talk So her first Shows that the Unitec
" managed to E ... I farmers, the
1� . - , 4 'Making u . ,, unions •0 .. -'nature'a Woman. � Skates has 570,
, .,� � .i niolem,sant Ali * t E that all ?',' hessia,laughing, of
I, I . . and Cornelia indulged woes ' as In to the g6oA itapsird, said Cornelis, with more asrosisra than a .
est� � "new friend, lace break your heart triflea-do let i In spite of her dread of leaving, Gi respect. . lsrg St number possessed by any nation in .
I" � . I mcmame at her expenses but Eaperm we have to the time Lousily, looking the world. I
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11 I •I- low I a WAS enjoy ourselves in the few hours she almost looked forward shifted about Ur
-----� I 'std .a W23 - -1 — - - tc-bres:k The dean --In-. =.clusin
�1� I —,-I -iwad audufa tbia- = F —1 sall .- 0 -n the- re1DOrt says: as With,
" . together. "' -- I effort to cheek wh6i she 11331014 allow --tar ra*!-. Tobarfarw&tS4
- 11 I I to see France@. I parting thoroughly- miss the natural increase in population
A I I '. .. � I allowed still down, the torture of this prolongec ihi a heavenly bodies, WAS A
"'. I Christmas, Bells, had a sharp She made an unsuccessful ft a
sooft-after'' her sobs, and he, fearing that his attempt to him &% any time, but five hundred thousand !or who o k
than anything, And it was really of any ug but th
�" L .., ' : it that as soon as the mild to turn A & kind of relief when Jlhey 006 Out to], the- pain and grief .
A- . -attack of bronabitts. and - was so much way from the'subject had wounded was worse , under dispute to our Shores annually and by competition
I ,� .. 0 . Q116d down by O it. )ornelia and the dean when the earthy -bodies wretched- are -reaucing the wages of labor, making .
I ''L . ,� her, i-aturnedl "Sent to be station. They found ( 3 be Do Mabillon", his to will, how, a feW
I Valornary days began' was decided that J #a Mon amte, it is- very pl "Iking up and down ShIS platform, and happezied ti its, for -he had never forgiven the battle of lite harder homes for our poor
...... � I . . she should . betaken to the mouth. Accord• once more; but Son , . La. neadwas COMPIt he was ashamed to years hence, to provide bo
I . . id xwonoe as a thought for, and Spoiled Espersuce, rather enjoyed introducing Gt M. de Mabilloll, and yet L for she Amer Can
ingly No. Mordake, with gq . ill. It is laot upa to her cousin. I . . people is ft problem ion of
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00;ipanjon and help, went to Bourne- must not really think I am , and. P . A done so. 11 to solve. The multiPlic t
half so trying so lite during the siege, lie, who had from the first been remember that,he had not 2 ,1 he asked at statesmen ' a
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- _ Cornelia, as what can I do for him sponding
101[fth with the fr&oiiouo little invalid. It - much more
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;1 I n not .a lively prospect Certainly, and the quality of the food is much better esir6us to help Gaspard the Consciousness 0 of the soil is a oorre
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,�;,t' ." . . Uy to adopt his sister-, wag evidently struck length,galled by the on am. Biller bar of patriots,
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was U4 ad leaving Bilcheater thinness is natural to the family y should
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i". ,�. . Ellperanoe refire , But tell me, Goopard, are you .res Cornelis bud been thinking deeply for every, landowner
'. � _ _ a . United States-"
,J� , are still at home, with him, talked with him, at firstpatroni- unrepented, yet Wont in this countr
, , , while the Worthingkons, W1 they returned in living still without meat? 11 asked Esper. . 3gly, but soon with real cordiality, and
h- -,�� some minutes, and her answer was ready owe allegiance t1the
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�� knowing that by the time t tnees which made him zu idoubtedly the worst
�" �'1�� I be empty and once, with an e&rnes . showed her best side, while Esperance was I Abeenteeism is ul I
,,, I I I 6he spring, the Hall would , . otsler, unselfish enough to be thankful that her sooner than the dean cared for. could you phase of landlordism, but when Congress
1 JL been fair the d4dous laugh- as I have been thinking, father,
,regetarisn, tee -Dialer,
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-6 . desei". Had it no it little plot Wag thus aided. Osal -- 9baU have dealt with W Eff00tuAlly, there
m,�' - La change of scene, a. L 'at in Frenolj,' proved not write to Mr. Seymour � yijing man will be something more to do. Even resli-
� p � - . sale air, and t1 and all sorts of virtuous thing words, spoken rap' Y. in so now do you know that 11116
". I the Ceaseless fret of her planting 9 11 cues dent landlordism is an evil. Suppose Mr.
";".k, L , exclaimed, Eqm- she had been. . I
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* Bella was both cross and trouble. � once, psnoicinately, "even Bells'13 wretched how sucoeadul you' knew the has any liking for coffee Scully should rem
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,, I `. . I I some, and and ast i-Imea rather dull, Was little Oat has 4. uncuntro),lablv- sad unutterable oomfor is I funov, he has a lik Mt. tinue to colleot,his v&r,t rents, hia'L.tensinto
. harassed, Gaspard lauglic; - 0 taken oars of I " . him bread, poor fellow.
�011�k , fault-finding and wearisome than . lierons Bide her W( ken. off � that win give I would still suffer. Let the land rent go,
* , :, the Inc He was satisfied ; a care *68 ts
- ? more Eaperanoe, seeing
L" furlough Will be over soon,
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'-`At 6abim. his mind ; it was well I but an the i� where it properly belongs, into the Publis
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om - I Usual. re y for should think. and it he knows Of Any Open other taxation, and
& �L�7- I nods, -and Still L. % you think you he necessity out treasury, ill relief of all
X '' Ceylon, they' might 90
0V . Frances Neville'a good con � as poor Bismarck I don' moved slowly 09, bad t . use OR
Av,z, rem fresh- in with you to that the people will pro3pers bee&
11,'4-- exam le, Woo however Ing for him in
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i� - Itruggled hard could take him back Wi restrain was no longer felt, y of .� I I then
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1. �, . Esperanoe 0 he poor Child. who is to bear the cost Of the they
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, Al�. . er chief temptations, iLnd smium. ? " to work or starve. Freed
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I I I which were no, "What I to eat those terrible breakfasts Would it have Gaspard pr
. � . .1 . reward come. T oward,the'end , if she'liadtomall bar troubles to she 11 Let us wait tin we a drones, the '
at last her row I , at eight o'clock, and those joints Of most, )&thy for whichCornelia, com- from the burden of'feoaing th
. b', one rainy, Ob and gained that, SYMI o let him premium to pay,
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almost frantic , thankful words at Fizv. Triobus Dlxo
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�1 I � . suffering for Cornelis Oat musing- While the
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, . ., with delight. , Lon. you would find me 8: relief of a complete outponfin only broken by a little half gob Speaking on the public Press in that city
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v� � . . � ,, My father proposes n 66 sucre by the end I of t1 heart, it had at least gained peace I a RaperAnce now and then. Cornelis' the other day, he gave the devil, or rather I I
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•don," said Mrs. Mortlake, a . for him, her. self-oontro a watched her apprehensively. to ' that the editor, his due. , I .
... �l a day." )rsude WAS soon talked back to - all
� � Eapt long penik-UP tears. buret - forth as ,rd nothing of what had pegged,
. . �, Buys ; . a he had she had heard The editor of to -day is in the' place of the
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. esday, the day on fixed cheerfulness, and relieved Gaepird greatly Ucceirafully to hide from her. and wonderin 0 Whole, in Spite of her , The true clergy is not in the pulpit, but in the
town next Tu mint she gave of herself, and Of thought Of th
A%rt , � . U will leave Bourne- by the scoc tried uns I On the ;11,w ' Men I please her. ." First, as watch nen. " On
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1�� . the kindness grossed in hi, I !i.•I . rain. I Will sea YOU shown her. She wisely refr&m: the carriage - more. apparent contempt, she Wag , and even thy wails, 0 Jerusalem, they shall not bold Their
'i',Z,-'� 4il'. mouth by an early t ave Neville had a t at the. further end of her than she had ever been before peace day of night." Who fulfils that Office to-
1,3�4�-,'?� 1 across London ; in the afternoon we h from Showing the darker side of her life a a little deaf ; but 9;; the all- day 2 The men in the top Of the great buildings
"jN" "N -,, . I I Cornelis anggBote that ible, to betrayed no irritation when, on arriving at
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M;111, an, engagement. the deanery, anxious, 08 far as poem over; he was nothing could be con- Rilchoster, Egperanoo &woke confused and downtown. Some years ago the Tweed ring was
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,11 ; -L�, , -, your cousin igh in which case she can make' him easy about her. i replenishing She had been prepared for a few ach Rround into powder, Who ilid It? The preacher?
i �'�, ,. as ,11 Caged. , weary, .and Pe in speaking Frei - NO; the newspaper. Th9a the courts had to be
y,�' I Ion the Way thrOX , $is Your funds must want reformed and corruption smitten in high placeiL
6, , ia-by a later train sro, but when the tOug-drswu, (To W. continued). I 1, return with I a a0zen excift- asiaGaspsird, when he had hesred all she natural to sobs continued, and even grew I ........... 0 ------ — L who did ThenowRP&Per- Ezeklolsawin
, .:,.. � . . I ored half her present life, as HOW have t it time to inter. I a visign-wheele within wheels, wheels alive.
�P , , . Espersuce nit ad to tell of , ,. =rilpogl , she though . MAkIng Things Zvell*' � full of eyes. He foresaw the
L mation, -in French -then, reeovering heir h 71, ant' oned but decided Wh a are the
��- 11 I . you managed to ge's on I a I said'Esper- fare, and began a low -S EL11 = newspaper. =
I . season, went on more quietly in English- 44 ave done v8rY` well, . Stronger (in Brocklyn)-Where are that never sleep ? Int
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I Ohs I h . ply these streets, search' all the phases ot
si�14MK',��, "How very good of them to think Of it- . ant anything Yet- I remonstrance. 7 , I r
A�, I )a; 11 end I don't w human life, In the degeneracy of the modern
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n, on more I and so aoon� anc up Some of my old 11 My dear Espersnoe do Control mrowell
making self ; it is so alld-i who has
To am Gaspard on ph to gb on this way' , YOU Reaidenik--TheY sri going to bid f
I ,14 . . to have been no � pultit, the daily press is doing the work of Goil
I I 'A "I 11 . � too, Scarcely, It week; it seems too good I dresses thin spring." ,whole chareeWiloy it." as t e pulpit is not doing it. Where is the i
.. 11 ,,, � oolorec weaken you, to a populas migsioriery to China power
I "'.1 .. , I be true I 11 I as But, Cherie, you can't have existed for doubt, but elle was been vary Snomssfurin teaching the heathen that guides ? in the newspaper. Religion. .
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. , 0 to take Balla home All alone,"' Said Mrs. ten month have such a nice tarnout."Lrd was starv. as I we. And where in this � gang of boy range of its power as of no other. Itis the editor
. tion." June and yet I ! signify when Gasp who g7dides. Where are the preachers ? It
, ova no Considers nothing whatever about chsraotez dim V I wearies one's soul to think where the* are. Alas.
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" I I .1 Mortlake, "yon h )it was too as You mail know ing 2 So 'she sobbed on, while, Corn going one a Chinese fun - many of no are trying to Please eveirybody-tell-
11 . Luckily, E'3pranoe,s a i said Eeparano% is I 11 They are going to at
�,"!� affected by this wet such things," . scolded without Any effect, until at I&A, Ing you Caere all right, we're all right, the
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any pan gayly. 11 That Sovereign I alarmed at the increasing of world's siT right, the devil's all right. I had
1 . blanket, nor did shb Buffer fro go I ave me . go back to the old farm in
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� ance � Carolina and take �� grubbing stumps than got
, .. . � . .- of conscience a gentian that is Esperan - Thsestrical Matters in Chicago-
:1� I-, . stand first and she wee in another so a, Christmas Pr6 sides, matte -of-fact question, as Have you had any . into most of our pulpits. The great preschersof
11 . . Gaspard must Stan turned Mrs. to that another six months. Then as a dinner 2 " I Mrs. porker -What is going to be played 'n please everybody. Jesus ,
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impatient as NO " wag the answer• as the Opera House to -night 2 ch was not such & preacher. Paul was not.
, I Mortlake's complaint into a 80 believe that valentine, 90 now you know a my A heli- nothing at All since the mom- Mrs. wiiaweet-It is not decided yet 2 such a preacher. When Paul wont into a town
And made herself half belie idea of .ray ,i,What I n . be had a row. The authorities complained
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meat, rmurose. The How is that 2" . tbim follow is turning the world upside down.' ,
she liked it. you I What do you take me for, ing -2. "
, 16 �A I Vat the thing from a& Qnsma 00#A1,1', sobbed Eapirs.noe, ffiUl ,, An I know m,bout it is Vftat,j rem Jesus cried, " Woo unto You scribes. Pharlseeg.
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6�4, 1, . . 7 long thall Wee- tWo"A I , t y hypocrites r How coarse I How unchristian
.� . il HOV So ,Ujightful, that she err 2 " I HOW sensational I
!�,, PL. I -1-1-11.... anticipation G1,6�36r a very wonderful little managers$$ 'impatiently. , I% ssyc they goine
,.,'�;, , , . , ,hit ]patiently, and she want a "*You Venice,' but it
-tion weig L'youfooligh child, than On !h0fij?,te'ror,-- cit the - .00, '0'rfa
1 could afford to vy a radiant face, asia(isspard,araiiing. ,'But,seriouslysit faint with hunger. Why can't YOU didnitezywhich. For,my part I'd Viiia rAe William Dean Howells, lives in sift apark-
�1'i � t .. , , 'b . . . about the h0aga with such a of herself, was will be the greatest help to me, for, as you are I proper Care of yourself 7 as I ment house in Boston. Mr. Howells In do-
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$1.1 ..� that Mrs- MOftlalilo, in spite .1 know, money is not too a , thi - I would rather bear that lie., So would Is's . voted to out-of-door rambles amid" the
. " Do Yon " - -- ant Suburbs and to long, walks touched. Early in b6o" than take anything from- Gaspard ? 11 said -- --.• pleas
` At It I to sad to hope that poor Monsieur the crooked streefs of the old part of the
. , 11 length the great day O&MO. is our a - . 0
, - t", � 9., . start wee made, I need , Esperence, indignation for A moment Some bonnets hey real ftOw"g-
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10. ,�,* , 11. I the morning the first dart wag Lamercier would Somehow 06MO mkaoql- tears. as you rich people have - Mortimer Pokes, city: "Mre. Howells bag great talent for
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. 'I �4 ,.�,�..� without a shadow of regret -her h aiv to the ramoues and find that our losses checking her )vany means I , Frederick I the father .
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I I 4,ftn fun of joy- for that --E 0 bade Dusty ,L ."_. all been 00 great. Have you noo con,wptity.n what med- P of 'i'."If miss gins Voka and the other mdm - painting., , I U �&
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