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io&l Straw
Id t f -the nade the- terr&oeAd hi oon
redulifi at-theauth ol6udB Were floating h a, dim widre- one or- _rs" to lemp, illoclocornfu ino h r6s
wo�VSIW endeato to oil 0 thros tes- are r 'or
t hol#3g p s'paraiml lined with sk�; slid all slong'the b '%Lsme; adornedwit
the a bound. Those �udeavdrs Luli.was orizon, the,
7U
bertt lai the; fis ..0, a morning W
oomitigtosy tinC of Sunset burad. i iA% - vor
maim, in- my little -studio with their facei pink, which reflected be the�- i �oi ho dk
t .. Looking out across iis to the lurid abd ladies digb SJ 1i
it an her face she had, a. -black valve ribb6i�
-the
'i'Of Amps, and All -so ro
ovwriotie into the waR and the lust settling on the
d rpnika her. nee e ag
k�. *hiqh -m burne, began, -quotin
spin 110 mq.el3:
r of the rsiubOw,when6ver, the than..4
Shp wore a light Browning a owe thoug'
-unole's offici sk t; ".You. did, �aot enter your them. Duke has told Luli that:thi
thert?" isid, - Glene-airn. Is I. think T heard gray dress slid * all --ovalgray stra* htt an, Nobly;- nobly Cape -St.,Xinc lit to the xiorthwest. neeey wooll6n- "kere'Vef she. *ears is fat
for'the. relief. of a pinkflow.er.,, And. r6d, re-oki 'becoming
g-jr6m, Was Fbtter of ipur-detet. except diaway,& aomethill and piotdresque thad-A
Suneet-ran, orie-gorgeods blood ng4i
'studiew the pi6iiiieique, acc6rdi
a gleam of pink. .'ribbon, her. golden ha�ir to
lived, r
Glenesiraw oad for several Inin tioli2l Llf
-color iii the
spot -of -Is eaning back- in her wood ii.ohmir - r.-
&-vill& f , , as. the brightest unde. Blushinid the bUrning water; full in facci Trafstl-
or- 4, Saito � &part-, it Chri-soy toldus that news—. W e
-tdj6in in the alt'
year, -now' and upon I` Said �njmblj pretty picture she - made—as picture gar lay;
i4ents- for the. season. of the.. hor commexits, there
Ile. all - the prettic dinizaest northe
wadaring."front hotel, t Won ir. foi the childlike Mirth In ast distancoAawneil-Gibra3fir head'- slightly turned
W ,per �Luli witir-rather.s, mischievoui little- am. krenchhalf Ruiliihoonversat aff
hich - lit -up her 'eyeo. and'- dimp.led her grand -and, gr@6y-. at
"penpign" to, 11-furuished they- paid. � --Which w probably:,6f kijIdUUQQM-, W -idly Ili she is air
are lying f . . . . . . . f re
t these- plimentary to,my wisdom,' With s6ileis. h
natl -visits to, EligIsed, bu if not dQU all "a* those Ii L
AI -Do yo- u- lovely lig t;-thd--sunse is
Lookl just look st.his.bald head I isn't 'hose, a re -&is all as " Y L in *g owe j ar, g
lost if the f%d.i
*03.1 --were. to* --and bri aud Dli of my, sanity ? ciodleptured Duke With As Xo; w they?" smia LUIL. ill es tj
a-they� a o BOW is very. enthusias ic-in at
eight of amost.11 the acquaintances An& smused, laugh. - it like white life-bqoy- bobbing aboUtAs. h r- attentj a - ske, bending- t6ward'hitil
nte ' Bt that
tie- mild Lau
she exclaimed -in woolifidefitiml Whi ed� �axpr --delight; but- she - is* not�
uds of, 6r childhood. The Orwyebat, And, liew do you find it� answer 21' sper,.V with-guch bush -and eager re
- . -1. 1 a I f . o -a
-h%1k, basil to�her only QA$Ualfr* nquire -a very -She needed not to utter anywor, a o.,appre- -egitless- -and disturbed or
who ten a rentleman, with only
.-Ijjppy;, ahe--ii I
repliedA116- -tbih mud
ofs-1aw- weeks-, mud-whos* acqua-in a- ile' -fiing�- of eyes are inclined to tear tanoi -ggbon-well.etiough-, hair- aioun& h* a
slid hev hes;
gun'by a,mere-chance, young artist lightly. - 11 1 have noverexpe- a a aw ith Gleucaiin hsd be am* shore, ard. nued— esting unevebliv, w C. DN;. bonti.
ti -sty ug near6r'starvat
el -6,. odd y oliought-the riandea ke,
rw, - r -thi IOU Ma who is. the wasp?11. -Inquired D.0 -t�
116re,-.and here,'did'Rgland he -P me 1.how ban I Foolish child, I *by is this?. Is a a no
ravens being reduced to -s, biuttowobop iu4 a int 'in young man clad help -E I 6gland', say I- life fu.' Of
sy. saw. most' of� The 0
Indicating a t4ll.i 811 youn nd
Ais
brillis Catripbs of blick slid gold; go- turns -as I this. evening.tur possibiliti�s
d., 61W48 Bought of bffibr ale ours tbtkt happened at, n 'to - God to limitless hopes. and she* -
64, ''lone irns,: Wit! To be Who and- proq,
'th
'K%te Cr%y
th4w- out -when the former worb in Pat'%- or Lfirst.withrELtheirnionotaii6usir u n y-; but., _,,I Aonit know. . He bathed:. yesterdaye' 'Praise,. igjovIiest hour,�of the day looI ing..
on an. cl -thsve.:-had- mints -me - -with tinWh is Tot a yog4pr, silent over not at
a on the -Io"vIieSt--.scene �thel Place affordS ?
latter in Loud an no nearer acqu -and c div hr pondence'. and thus h
Luli kept up, a, cor as, olf at the- door thin throwing him t a fully. Watch him I" The black-aud gol uot*Duke lWaburne in- tha Sim vill ige,
d Browning I" said Glencairnj quie#y
-of
aeAlways aware, of each, others, where. bon6, . my cjj6p out of the window." a fiy hundred akds - X ? - -
gentlainan walked up to the highest on of.- probab y now not me
&,mj%tter_bf_fAot Wmy.� , -
supren
st0 is unreasona eas and folly.o
A�Uts.: 01-offier friends-,, 'Duke MayburileF The scene Was pretty and the time Wa the VIS -6 "and -plunge ik always -recall those .1p.eaceful slid thbigatt geterail vory- k. ' head first, I a an, wi soon - quite the, -tr a-ce Those fiLdry e
arrow !Pplutea in zebra - stripa�,'! -down' -tho.davFnof 1;�e i he�'18;not - by her aid JuA .
observed Mike;
lines -to me,
Bitid it -was only� chance at, last that hrew, All the Mora Duke
ibrough the clear . green water, No*— t in 861
Duke Afaryburne across her path tegain. ioin� Army 0 11 thii wore -did' not say a word, her cheekL was �mt. this- momen ;-audso ethingmay.po I.
burner fair LuIVs presou. e,a. Luli previ 4'
-one-in crimson I continued Soft eyes :bly have hap d th" s6t.hjs-..o9mkpg
now I look -at the Polls
th hL pleas .1 sub to'h r for I& Sting on er hand sladhei
-a, see how -he p9ses and, faces the . and-it"is &-whole long half-hour koter: an
9:4t yomrq: &1tek Luli. re h large,
aey ad drifted L 1 11, -
uke:
Go �tiked out pi
_May'' I Luli-stil, -or Ig Finsively ever th6 as&. But D bef ore t And fo Be
-ad- f hi3--werelbefoke-tbefootlights.. ad he has- iver Ir
mar sonis, Bur -instinct- � that- she 1
1t-waa at. Etretat they - Met, to which "t I be; fa aske ses',the c &s
peseefullittle village t -tl s, tikea
-he andairn raiml now T be, 4,' 66 'toY- -116 it; Always doing stse�eg -,;. yesterday he listened -in; rapt' attefition -to every line. mighty- and: s�Lfllcing 01
alooked like Julius h6sifis fall of sadness and disappo�htm lit.
- foldie'd his - arms and Maybi -MUS
the-- incessant b o- be -Mr. MAY,- -0 Duke fipe lied &�deop ical voice.,,.
UatleL gad. �a-*si&tda-old. -friends, t up -before he
-stretehes-hia- arms-- did, 6t, resite p a e tr-y- -&;t -a- I I, b a dly. isAlidir last' -evening bt-one I n a
togar, be a
brilliant neiglibbr- Tro%jjjj#-:- A veritable burna' aud Xisa, GlencMirn, L %urely," she dives - and, stands like a - Caryieides ;� and an n 16�p, S Sunset jike that'L nI if -he -Should fail L to, night they will a . so
. . � L' .1 F o , y
Wrt and replied,, fraukly, giving him. her hand.
come, for -q -I I have
:the other day when it' was very. roUgh,-h6. I . . . off -Gibialtar, a d Glezilbairn.: Only one-mbi, re.811110ettdgether I and-ghe 1 eel
More vivid', al M - .
t, ast jilst before, the table-d%ote Good night, Luli, thft, di"he Dying GladisAor eautifully, leall? Ak6 Miserable at the,thou t.- b some. -hours h4t,almostin 911.
1A - Is There are
dinner, .,wlx6u- -:the.* Summning. be.11, was Anc Anothor isif-liour - has usas�d. %nd,the
.1 good night, Duke i one'elbow in the auiV
ig on -in 8�ito. of one,$ Self."
momeutarilyepeeted to� riAg,- that.Duka-1 Thai aid not lower their voices, -nor 6, pbet.6f one
43 -has fadea; --the star�-Arq -coining out
wk Antony to.day, pnd flier unsob
arrie.- was-16ungingin, the,�,ourtymrd of MOOrvany, seatimeid into � the occasion'; Ho, its Mi ale is such hours As those I a uli is supr6ffiely
a owna and bejbwelled,�` shylybne 'by,o e:'and L
4he H. sltraggligg, thgy w6j simply frank and friendly 6.8 014L his Cleopatr ;.-or . a lake; - -i vhi�h -a' ocouiit for'.those 'is -by h -1 otel Blauquet,being, one obtiarved D or- side. 4�tui'
observed ]Duke, aLs the gentlemen in the 0 hdoppy,,-for Duke I-
macl. companions n%tural are occasional.indomprehendibla '
ali1 aimless. group.,Who-wero Standing shout pjayms�tes, - crimson costUM6 bowed low -and. at Ile takes hi&seatm'ext-Luli; mild-is.shehas
mud.Gloneairn-had no lecture to read, Luli, elegant ocedr-buf QlIcQr,,rockets thatblaze.and d of the.-:.
f an chosen her. place on-theex-treme e g6
young la;d*,, in
extended big hand to a -spring-
social cirpl�jj iatara& they , t- vio -s-oon i Irift'
us*%, wat6hirig% a;� - -White. pony. of rebellious o -.4e bain, with Such influence mud be the moving
u the familiarity of, her manner, nor was abraded toilette a hit write one
inclinationsWha refused; t4 go the, WaY he- she, who was still simPlei and - open at; a elaborate blu �of t1ja People who makei on. -into a
her . hair all, concealed - by a lofty' and Away Out of conversation
in, paint one picture,1: rise foir once -to -
go. Duke Mayburne wa;s- stanaing child,itithe- least fearful list she should
brightly Wbimed heid-dreis ofoilskin, and Po'.. tete-a-tete4f their PWA-..
regardingi the Pouy-'L ver beeu too- link
As 84mlegglys and s6nd I= eserved. $he had been and then re heard 0 me H
-brosd� gold biaceletri-each. geiiiati teve you finished'ydidi ture the-
of- the little Almost as dSiVely, naturally affectionate in still wearing a pit
chaise as; neutrally, sis ther, arm ocilitoo th*nk.'thmt every man is 'church oti"the windy -hili -9
�V:hen h&PPdaing ta As this pair ex6heA!ige. us And_ sometimes I -little gray:
turn'. his. greetirig. to her phildhood% frisiia and d LUte4 all -
him It je�g to face W her; j.. . capable of one fight into -genius uring
h -the Zebra emerged, sput- pids N6-: not yef': -1 hAve(been hau
he and as ith hero. as ad met a brother; Glen- graceful greeting, 7 d mod"itagtively. The: b, w wild. dsire to d � His,
f she h life,!, sai
tering, dripping, br"thlegs,irbia the Waves GIs
o- wathE6 il.-
all Glenesira, 'though. at the first glance cairn had brought -her. u to question is does one trde - oe�a -ma* 4w tho' purple vapors
doAvored P - In you k]UOW;.t a"
L p freely, though, not el nto
to nature almost st:their feet,'bid* an,
so,
:have est4d the -idea to
racognizq. hot, and only won- carelessly z he kne-wjbis daughter lingg,
ter di&'not, picture,gi artist 2"
emulate the r's bow 1jungets
grace of the othe -of Poet or
t pretty. girl was staritig at slid left her aderea. kk WhYL thj� 'Luli, hili hasits. -fo b sdt to work.atit,i
W
%e had remembered him, instantly,, 'almost liberty h
at 6 L mpt was fellow Noakes bass' no.,
the, jt tingly' sithai if -ai butt
her gaze of- sarprigod.. kee0f,11MRiOn. merited Us ail one - good poem., the. it
like more lets but the laudable in her so t a
well, tiusted her a deem -ed gh- recognition to the. fair wearer of -th6 brmce� 1-ibouldlin . cy," Said re'e
;th shill grown'up a &Cleopatrel as ly-i Y. H alwaY
ancl f�ea afid lamentable failure, ou cepted a. mail - o Write, &Irea a getting �he art
And welcomit him_
into a pleased simple ancl innace n
warmed. 9 Alark'Anfony d C -f me in. ideas.
3j of poetty...InUotbe I-' eve
owe . W him.
Lid frankly, ban, most girls who have.mother 'a Offered ban
smile,� as slier tit fearless t 'a P is-Noake
can otij be de'velop6d -under certain" a? Yesi, 1 kno W. h do
41,9he can't awlmj�' imi circum-
Veirer? Why,- w -ha be guard- and'guide, and sisters- to gr6w up d Luli and -Mark
you thin- kof him, V
m jus t . ho I Ught of meetina YQXI?" Antony can.aWL t a ittle, add -is vei Stances.71-:nd :it dirou,nistalkees egn
with Y not. -
Splashes about hiIha most develop- that. Istent p-owet,-,yvhy-s4O4Id IILandsd&Pe�-goodV" pr6hounced D 1ke.'
fashion--ple. Val See"
Daker bow -ad, politely, but 'V-uzzled, and is P-raudof it and Figui Nayoue
-hint that. he mndsoms- follov; y6aug Tkayburne taking gre eirumMmuces* doo - h - ,Wag About to drop 'a mild off conspietioai place he can find$ at sa6h n, and Again such shoplifers; And
still: observed Glencsim; Not gOile g4l mortal -:w ith
improve
out.,Z t as all Noaks4g'g1rls'h - '2" -
:care -not to be,viry- much out Of, his.,depth, oiPan w
should like to be enlightened as to the namer —ritherr fact." hae- I think Luli- hms:hit upox iriith Said 'was s �ave
.&� bit hat.maldtlg sure- that everybody wl I Is in
of, hisi air acquaintances when suddenly,, ths' , ($y I had re.hii gir uch,eaz�t
eff, be j%, agreed Luli. "'-If you I don't admi
y
theapportunitkof idihiring hime"* Milks.
'the child teach Iru a -lie, does'.not-166k much like: anartis
not pulled him out of thetiver,
severe little critic, L -1 have. knowa 1 me th .recollection flashed upon him.
_Rome.
-Luli GleDcairixt"' ana-he would have, been one fewer 61 the. idready You Are such '96. used -to7 In . est him v�ry -often
]heartily thst-A bathed early before now," said lenomirn.
Hppy soized"her- haud"with.s, delighted smile, perfectly handsome' faces that'l rejoice Rbme I - LAIi, -to have ieen
-a little nearer to her father
this morning, when your critical eyes U t:L. ]L
4, Y. .IV Or the Mome ome and ye Ao not know that am_
OU inUot foj ere -Lu I nestled
no4 he . re to behold..' With -g 'caressing Which of the
FrMathatf lit world sfie. m rely, nestling ter
�44ea 0 U'
ats not sure i�.- was YOU jL you'wore a two handsv thiouall her father's arm, as
1" W -6 i'd f -ray rst.sigl of
t, not more.to a envie or -fi
I-hever'laugh at the houdst'cdwar4a," we. men s approve,. a o vidued most Wh6 ope this
Rome is before --mestill: I k to go
child, you- know, and uaw—you are so they walked, homb Ward.' -explanatorily, )act _SIjaII.Bsv ?
lit look tue �Iaag Of began Luli, ,but was
Dake cast an eloque , fair sampleir of
grOWJ31,.K T. hese war; lowed to finish her sntence. winter,
face thit finished his tiefttence rewark6. t iisys the first to bre Th6hred sat there Upon.- the shore Until
hat were This winter said Luli,.-*ith-. a t6i Oly-
t W
Thank you I" exclaimed Nike laugh of sunset had S�nk eind paled. and
UP 'QW,� YOU -b. ut Duk yburile.:' - fire. ht Of d,
FiaI nead, not uik h 0 6 Everybody'. of L Sky unconscionA ace isappointmen a
kL how into the dusky- mingling
-to a f big ngly, opening his hands6me -gray eyes to faded away. ... eLin L6fa on I I thi
aret. but, I've got 8 you have. been E him at all.. spokefirst a -64411 b alltMa winter,
who!L Spoke, a Ut. II.Thank.L Yon *sky. andsai, and -the yungerescent Wailedelowi-ly iiW &I k6d and what, has. became, of --as th4 . eicepfiou, to critiol d6gt �exte -ylord..wiriter L in L Italy
you . Ail these appearmuee mire. He, paid t much I that really IS. a, satisfaction. Honest U over the tall. cliffs. to the. left, where the by..
_be pen- Duke; Odon!kyou' hate Lbndon -fqgg and
Ke, Stood_ _oUtL. lStlnot among
turning,, sl�y of being -like a pieqe of living sculpta a we
cowards are axe from'. your ,ridicule; Rook di what delijbtfal. times
�ho-is thittil, saidLuli Aiguille frost I Think
bee deled from -9 Then �, they- walked
P bright aajfj�eL to, Glencaira, who just %6&-IooIiiug. sa. if he had. e n too a the - gray! shades' mi�ht -have all. together in Rom4kIV-
nd you kindly asgure. me of th- fact
with 01-
iis �ppesranoe- oif the scene. tbe�, the L delicate nferenc4 I" fog6ther: `Along'.' the terrace. And - lounged
autiqu6, by; -being talked about appreciate How I Blicidd.-like t not mean allythingL Of that I Casin --and turned homeward. Rome -again.; The recognifion of the - two. men, being &%it he were -only a fine- gPecimen.o in a Its I did kind�!' through the ..d am afrijd 1. did not I U11
y
j, you I
assisted by this hint, WO immedistd—. nature; . admirably brdd* to dery, off - 66. protested Lul. aiWI-didbot— When: she bad. bi& good -night to-. litir it. MY tmie IF, -do uuouiti4i t
appr.ecis a
'-;voul& have .-been immediate, a, show . of beautiful -humanity. only ' Wouldi?t'hear in . o'dut I.0 father afid shut. herself ._ ifits-her room that 'be"
probably prize YOU -you ef want. o talked to
without- the- bi4t-' They grasped hasuds W. hen. people knew Iiiiii. be,�jer they. came apologize, he said humbly. It'. -nigliti-pulio -nod her,' C I l6audd
win ow, ani il,!e
f me to interrupt you; but I looking out At
their Weisting W48L to See that 8 the dark.
-obse him in other'lights-�-- wa4 Very rude o gas- ,-And told what:tb admire?" he'tespon led.
gladly,. heartily to rVe
-Ail right -come,to' om an -tell you.
b'o'rdi%l enTough to delight, Lti. who aline and it. T inva- and- tht dirkaky, "d.- the- black, moveless
ha was what the world, both ii�asc really could no.t' helo 6 hat's my R
exGla;1mbd jVitljL playful reproaohL, dd Nllow," 'riabI all My. alng� L yo bimoh that looked .. like je
approves as.,, a very.go a excuse. for as U Will "M 8868 on the a a
feminine' a enthaiiso-tio",
6traug6,. oing to winter ip I aly;
And, pa i, he didn1 knoor me, bit at frank,, a - tempered, affec- -1 -generally. -find- it an shipalese bl aWmAlb-sleepiugi - I wish we -w
angaine,- healthy out, and. ick
P ad ere
rmen's covered n
a V&Qity 'Well, Ij6W
tionate,ind Sincere, with no mor You never laugh—", -but Were Only the -fishe i d but I!M: - afraid there is not the, alika test
b6its L
-d And Strike roafed.i ple who are Affects o was t6o Silo d
I t Kr. Gencairn, as to than must of.'necessitY accompany one 061Y'at'Peo n -.chaucel"- said Luli, wb PI an
pea Q yon w-liethori therals; any- ma Vt ia my remisaw face sucl suoh� - tj , figurer,..'aud with- Plenty attitu6s; i6nd,.Yda, I am sfrailsomeimes ean nag ops. 0 dis atone of regre
rV She waited -there'silenty, with -cool L* so i guis.o'
st fat*old pea .
'in thist !ad IT f Verojitility an.(. enetasuc talent,. which ple, who are veryAwkwardl
-Atrecognizirig,: y the phi 0 -Sweet -.sea-breeze- - bresthing --peace. -and
To be d6utinued.
Play, With� _"L lug.. It's. v . er d fanning haticheek
promise. -to rise to geni y uncharitable of me, I know; but
oweveri seienity round- her, an-
ts'nee he'WAS all SL
of t And INFANU -T
(&And cut out comic- piatureiffost,4lid g�,ve I really c4n% help M" as, "til a red @AIL
But oil- a, first i4usin with -w a ycare
WTING, to," interpose& Luli merrilY. ;.rule. regarde merely in the light of A highly imble. excuse, literally and spark bdght6ned'out of the datkil a.ud-A
Th dinner bell now 616liged out &.damt� ad r her
j�tomnde -Wb�� lia-Beribivthen tbe Cr vvin
accessful.specimen.o'.ma culine beauty.. exactly repeatedt" . 'said Duke,'trium- -shadowlell upon the grou
-to wi
d ther th -',See 'Luli, k4st &.thing it is PrIncel cto Out' of B06in
ng. sUmmoA_s,,- an ree went 40 -
Pliantly udow..
CHAPTER VII.
a king- &It ths, have -afriend vho, -sets. you good examples I D - ukahs.4 Mentioned Whir casually that. (san Praiwisco-Chronilble.)
cigar. At the.gua a cont;
way,. thb,suniet and the, sea, Iffay-the Iession learned We.' dmy.�bear he -walked that path -With his ni uses re is, I able
tly
I" he a a �.wighe& to gee
e Urof :0 e Ahtly She did not kuo' that 't 6' the
it 4 perhapaL naL. nlatt6 'of- a-urprise Love:w tched on ho I v ith me aidjn spomp6usandali
w. - ph
r
fruitotonq, that in a use nsde. *h6ne-ier -any - ' oyalty pi Ases.
1. at ay.-
-a Pretty him pass -'Fjhe did noi think -ab
that Ituli should hava kil Daker May nasal ad Luli laugh out &"I�zing :tb th6 dut Ay
11"S -And "the, n
Wag as on a beach 4augh
l5aritei before reqogniz-18-d,han He W that the Glenesirild -tinkling as a oarrillon-Of er feelings She had not agied herself
F guardi tio"kee
re *.hy,she. leaned so lozig-Qut of her Window: ..0 6 gj)s it
d ty -of- the, gentry on
Scarcely changed. st, alt- he had'grown a eaco -p I eye-
d Duke t ii,
Mayburria nex u I bills, at; she allows d I for-rbyal
ty. � Wlien h -he.
'11-ght-1pous ere -sitting. Ing the OpQt v la-bgrian . Of
he was a hiando watch, i;-Idid4!t.n*e'edthet.exitm�1.6�t�6I.I.;
me Insil, ud, her Whir *w.. am' thia nigh- t;. vbut ..there" She'. remained until
i� te seems 96 rematkably lo
a ad- of- handsome boy;,fie, was broader- i the young-, artist, who, had too much L given alread
-4 great, d6sl 'to tha;i tall dark figure, -is oetea his.
d W neat H
of wh Y ylialoil�he yells' at top
d V
of shoulder and, more self -posisessed- �evidentlybeetl looking for them., came UP. stiving I'cAn7t help. it 1'. Up �n the* flickeringi
d h means oil. voice.: The rest. of. the'�
recognize er in Masi
..mariner and, polLi4hdd, of accent ; bat ill the. and, joined- their group. They'.hid'beant . -,You cannot be �Ioo much giveq to go lallplights; - ih6ugh n oit in' ore olkly- tad their :Vards , and. Pipes
roughguar�d' aro'p ush
face he va% singularly little altered. Thei- t6ugh to secure two, of the Useful -a habit," he responded. il.t. is
d
fortunate. am instantly thau- she r6cognied"him- itat6ly out, tall in Anilv�reaent
precip
yearsi'�haf had d- Lali from" the.. child-, ra-`w-hioh Etiotat spon wbeiewith, to. the- �shadowo. He sto`oif a, t.4 an with draws beating. This sort of -thi- is
ripens little wooden - chai at serviceable we monlen
ta; the girl—fdr yom could hardly cEdl, that. generou -get your oft will
provides (gratis 11 for its visitors
gon
crea.� Bind, 8, there., as no in this world."
sly- n we, migaildish-lookii3g: bat as he thrQuiih. with:everytinle any ro
t i- clear your ow y and -raised. his, I her4indm �Thensh Ore -
Slight fresh. frank. light-hearted. a, vacaut"blisir to be 6aked up at passes.� Even, thi§ intan -children 6 the
adaltered her farmore, founc pr-ocee 'How is" th h-th
ture svoi�an yet—Zh near, dbd.t6 Stretch a sed Luli.
Duke slowly back, so gradually -.her ;White Crown recelv"
at hacichanged- him t' a ille beach- at theii-feeticheerfu . z� e.. - a same lhfb a a.
ey -To Bay th
and.indpio-Vedaff'much.as th sel a t help' doing a fi Seemed- to, inelt away in -the ba
gur-a ZY There. is something atran
Way _ of seeing
And- that
Sherhad, been pretty, ag wall as faincom- regirdlem of -the to 'ohneis Of -the s0ndo- 1bin --p-olite -end- ej jPhUiStio -and shade'' he
n men presen, arms o a -yes
g is lights g. r room of -grow 1 t
or t
"it 6v
e'a fine- moraii i -that yon iizten.4 to doit," said
ned, gqlde�n'hsired children with no It Zsna all ttiefim, -that conveying
was night she 1paile&irom her Window. no -m. L. at infant. , But they , -do. -gurement'are.pret4y; shew.as to 'a y sitiors -and oul 'bake, :aar'solemnly 4SL' judge ro
positive disfi all ibe --�i a -not -peered: intothe passilig Shados -again.
the nurse -of the wn Pri ice a
At the'berich, half to
no.w. reall�., betutifuld - he had grown talli reside 8, were out oji
I'm afraid thoseL are not ver ol-thoaox am U
I ily takes the childre out for -an ai n
AF TER VIII
Bpi ve�iy- slight,-,. indeed the. slightness- of. isithe, -mud th 'other fialf- to lookn a t the: L. CH
a
b inorai lese6as YOU are reading 'to my' -little Isn. a circum cago
But -this stances" is C
and the.pure, transparent pink bathing, - of L
Xaster Duke, obeerd. Gioncairn, what, Accord -tfio� SO"
Vaid';0ta ot her omplexion. indicated that The jet, re. wAs green is :book W"ith � one. of his soft, it -was a -g, Says, to ing.to
-insb,6 as emerald,
�d and happy-ume,.you ftT1 one of - -the American olony, ned
not robust. � air. ancl clear as glass P abutting up.h -Yet sweet as- is an - tune;
her Ith was- probably - the very- ebblea could - nical is ilea.
-subtle, half a in
Y. -here once. The nurse had - _d Qt
hair was a shade darker than. it used to. be," be, counted through the tianspaient waves Ab me I 'the close of that -still July day
If they are -not - the- Crowh -Prince out*' for it Walk and
but still was of a-goldeh tin too, W - good ones, I am.veiy When with the sun's excesa;garth. qeemed
arm for white ril�boii of-stIrf that
beyond . thei confident Luli will never learn them,.. said. to swoon. ha -of the' C
flaxen, t6o bright, for yellow,. 'without- a h d, -topither wj,
Further An we au&ied'on the'shok, ppened to pass one guardh isesi'
outlined, the curving B ore.. '. - out 1pg his. mimic gravity, an Halt feelingwe'sboul-d-Tander th -t- 6;idd�yYelledtbeguaratj Mel
n ll, its' bass, -pure rIPsL with darj Duke droppi ore no The San ry d'
StL sea,, the 'green -was. da,filled,
more 1. um:4
-light,. and i
in, the richly- embfowned in and green' speaking fiankly'and out mild pres6 ted � ar
olcl spl%shes -of cilm, deep pui - A -ms while theA
.9. ', lieat. uit-ss- tbd nurse and 'child f
a 04 int . 0 L rell-WOre reg' and purple, tow'ard' the h iiz melted true-,"' said.-Glenesi
Her featu alar That's abou ril -Oldie
a nbehind fxbh� of t a fine of pied
is -th child his daug a Th
her small. delicate' face was of an oval - -vivid blue. turning his eyps a owly Upon a Sun ofAnother s-
ine, L Of
at Etr6tat. lifooll, that was a 'a. beap -of nice, clean sa�id, Suitable fo, the
`hais; and her eyes—w
era those large, soft a habituated to fAc& with the tenderness touched by.sa&. the sea
Tbose-batherS Who' war ples. The sti t bf,
eyea b Ins or giaty 2 ould the ess-with which he L Oft o-4 crescent, ille bisnufatiture of mild in
on looked at -her.; few- -evenings
manners- and-customs'of the P ace 'n
--its trainin
me a hed almost a fall oib when she r a this night. -the-61l-ild gbt-ihe better, of Ot
3i�ot Sol' that point w.h heLO4 tol:3101tice walked Isisur ely. Ana' -coolly- down th beach -Their littl
ve L Oil Presently joi iao
rus Are- sitting oil -ill ifior"- broker_mW;Ky_ -its n and egan
cotrtames de- bainj, -pausing 0012611 .
they seemedo: him -their -vatious, by. a French family, The Glencai from urge
sting ofparenta'-
hi Aget ag' 'besot
watching the an it'has ne a bIj&Y juL --the send. The nurse: prote i
and then. to address Seward or tWoto two daughters, and.0; so`ii of tender years
E:yes -too, expressive to be blue now
wit. t'-- ;theyneveri it was- of
;egularou to miss. -sntrekt -begged�but. use
*bass first &cc ktafaces of kday.whom the G
Tdqa loety lict. b e- graT., their friends on the w4y. Those,. [Ualx .- tL fair. cr d6gay -bound to indulge :f
.0, Sunset.. mild. -That child -was a
:)sks closely; had ossumIlypicked up. -ButbukdMabilthe
venture it was wrapped their clj
4%lone. am own..
Her. m vredi'succeiarduy to. sit -next to 'about them, andh�stonedal6ng, looking half did- not -Be -11 -they note t watchi it plebeikii.anifis" ant It had its -
from -the A
SUODU a -dinner, naturally deemingitpleasant pare, a party'. ind played in. the Sand un til it. bad 8 ad
they
ashamecir of themselves. :People whawel!0' together al Th aked:,up the cliff, to "'the is -night -the as a mirror 'a time t1he uard-
on th tties -kirk at the a Iakd - tlie real n And all thi
to ��t by e of - e pro � vaill gant little gray church on. the wiudy� I cliffs step
hinj )f their figures Stood- paged in ele ialmad"calin as its rbal,
in Stood at -R,77 wh
-',.present
t"with who -48 suad,641y4on. ake, Wlio'had quotati6nar from ancient ai'd bold 'And liky �AgainjjtL. the pale
na attitudes.. on. th- ank, befoie' n ing up I the
kw divi D
cielig-htfull-y'frieiadly-tek-ms..L
dreamy blue sky - are scarcely more clearly
eta at -his fingers' -immed' drummer- nearly wore -dru Oe odti�.
leaping; people Who hid nOL pauab for vanity �Modefji po ends,
'ch like quill -peas,
You- dont.! took mu
plungsUix with histd and -hurry. Young. stely dubbed it. All together they Met o.h the outlined than -the refleote4 groy.oliffs.-t t
a&tL YOU
As. with white peignoirg to i each again &C th6 second gres, sasem. and red-rdlecl ledgerAil" Observed.-Glenesiru, gi bad 100901Y b t'-'- bl'r dip.d6*ii-in.the saran griyL peg, �Tho law permits you to fish for ut
good, humotedly regarding the young Msu's tily aown to th valri, of Etistat'L the--azdre of the'sky- moltg�iat6 no*, - but -it does ot'guarantee-th
roil pped d9ul 0 d[the If besiutY.'said the chi
nd them, tr
D a's Cost Wag
elvat onff; if -gold. do not pto-�
itire, a -mnd7 dropping thd snowy i.e.; the aftern -'Which into rose; the gibst b will catch -any. woVer,-ft as
: watorls, edgli, can bsthijig� and' deepens urn� I t yo' jr lying,
big ooller, WaSL Safflejenoly low and hiaL tie u
Wr aceful And Dnable mud. iug,�Sun bag k Olt
%pp more.. fbshi4
eX%_aUd1st6 ping forth r -sun in a blaze of:'Ii !lit
P1 -t- 9
t6 look artistic; ha waw, ----h*--- 11 -Pa its -does
lounge than- a morning bat ing.- a a now; the. brilliance of theegern c 9 4'ffohan what
but three - together,'Olenbsirn, piling, - -and orin4sojij---gold nd azure are the teacher meal"by sayng that I nust
he Waves.' a
esque. style; slid tall- obco'nio, d have inhetited-
1 his pictur
probably wall aware that. a-vertain amount pretty in their nea"kBloomer-like costumes,' ked-littl
lightly lnto.'t L toge �er Lull, they resorted to blen ing into hirmon
ke01RIVe suite( nue -61cl gentlemen' niarch.ecl Solemnly Duke s�d y loviler than their my bad -temper?" Sho"L
the. hat,'which onentering- the room, he had- dOWUL and took off. their sp66taolea mud kavo, 10 the beach during, the L Sunset ho-ur,when. :vanished and con.trasied-glories." weinti Johnny, that youArd nibtherlti
Own
on one of the,, pegs for that, par-.. -ifid sioretly -:bw family -Delamette have joined 'the boyaP
hung: up the care of friends, and. stood oil -the. -table irhoie was oveiz; 0 The
ded, -wag: a Soft slouched felt, tholut into
page- Prow not
the- r &'bathing man -out of the three -at east'kajoiced that. their Glenemirts.-to-night L eAre se�tea -on a
juitable tol"ths Stagj3L hrlig%nd. brink-aud' shouted fo� I " , I . Ito w -of h iciable group. - Lull
To: lio� irety" is not the right Wayto
UnF laL forth to the t - was - duced -trio: again And -thaV
; my weapdu is the Pdacil, andijot to come Ana lead -the combat' Pat Y Xel semicircle a airs in a SC
No -family of agreeralo-and term at Fasi-
t &Ve Is
wifU the. W' a other old gentlembn with hoped thstt�e is it the extremity (if the semi irc16, haylug -BAY It now -techiii-cal a
L " . 'i "' . ionable. 'To Buffer -Y.IR
..the quill, 1. rejoice say. silyery beards ran up the plank with ills conversatiotally inchned.forisigners- would. -he PLA . from - pol di. ial
-1 shoald have thought it' *as the paipbaely chosen r ce,.On:the�out.skirts
to whom &L pencil- activity- -of youtia -and- precipitatedL themw not find--th6ni-outin, their, Secluded spot,, 'the -correet thifig. -
qu of -theLgr6up-
suggested Lull a - now CjUjf' a y a. Fih�,066 na geou
�selvea headAl intor.ten feet of water. th )t imd- oolliparatively Ion I She wearw'.: in ligri �0'f at W6 mie toldth4"', lqf
-.&Ipipearan artistkk implement.. -or bonnet a, Burnett is more Mild -of her
did oby 6ng'a d afternoon- Pink and -white W6611in Square pinned over
ram. each, which morni n -boys th -of
Glenes-62 was,bighl
used - mud b
tell and oil$ aro- in the future he, Lull 1 n fer b6 a to
gh was So gavr - hothead And. falling. to her-shou or r her-books.111 or sex prefer b6
1r, MY woks. at. present merelv�:-ihei and. Dake Maybarner cstter6d. iad au Id a; f6i .Lots of;1'
he. outlines of the -Cliffs wore -olesCr and- Etretait (i . n those the early a of its'popa�-Jbooksi
-T
-'6phqmerAl litetatuiit laughed in occasionallyfIncharitable meirl- BY.
embilffilh the Iva 14 g, I ill
*hilo ticair umbrella Y .-a iit anners an ow a lend V.
serve to, id your molithlyt shilling �meiit, GIs 11, with a bugs boldin. thielast hour6fda, light; the bro.d Imi. d" -A f' :of th' fr a of -Re R. Cam�ron,
�y
on.wbich You expel in of
13rantfoidj liaVe presented lifiti- w,
the SUIT Off,, pored bay lay. calm mud tranquil.; the'sesi was castoms, :and- Ilows:, Startling libel
'kly Sixpence- I trtodfinally ovorhis-Lhead -to. kee ot,yoUr-wee blue; sof b *stories of.' Gentlemen head cmi
& occasionally -ep
At:tber foo !adds buV Q41Y after over a. [de and ebadb*y- and 4ikly_ costume. -jorome- gold! ad nib.
of. the at blue
hin ard
ht
hit d
eeall
Lee
,rtin