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seizing the.oare apol-pul 747\\7 W, a might wilib, it could'! topAgn of ore-OkIng ". til . 4
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this a difficult task, but finally, amid cent. I wonder ,who shey'are 7 ' . Versonol f9rV1W%1'"W44 4" ,�
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. . � said, Laura'. 11 Why don't you try ., to the uproarious shouts of the,vthole party,, *. 6'Solne'peoV16 out for a lark,prhaps.11 eat, "Alafte. 'You had I$ in you . t '' 41,4-A � �'e
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. � . think of,some one else, just .to see what she was landed, on the deck, 1hQ water. the I oney, but to Mika it soi but you lgv ' , Okla 400VAtloo 710000t.- , V ,�, .�;` ''
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. . it is like V front her soaked garments forming q id 46 States, yo Nw I fat I .4 . -
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. . PV ddleo wherever " Well, anyway, they must make a p South 4'' i ,
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. she walked, _ pt " "Don't 'flatter yourself that t wrok re. . , 'rIfIllp. I", VI I., ��,,"��71
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. " That is cruel, ll� said. Then he,ad - pull Here ! some of .you fellow Af, I could sing, I wbuildn't I 1. L - 1-1- 4 , t * 1. �� "
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As they' left the, vinery they ,awolivi&, Keith'replied, mournfully, as he swam mi .�hout in the Thi�Ao',wkth 0110's camp back, ofteper than �.r de , ' ".0; W"I'll ".
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� .1. I . I then, after pickbig up Keith and Gladys, whore Gladys already stood ringing her �46 1 dobot think I ought to,, That ,was all� j -of th - old d . . . `:'A .�,,���D�,�, ",
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. clothes boforq going, Inside. . the t unsportsmanlike thing you ever but I dreaded imeeting ,, ' ,a he, 00,4 R q .
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. a little behlud tho rest. N_pithor spoke. She glanced, sheepishly at Keith� . , j, I make . ba ove buralm'g . .1 I - I.., I , ,,#
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. . . no defence. It -was trigh - in 'I -tried to, let, myself W. , d _ So.
_� 01, Fla liadno,,� �egfl,lued her accustom- st Out lauguing'., His limp Ilan- - . tful , my heart, I � - , �'i 1, I
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ed cooluess of,ina H mouth was nel ,trousers clung to his long legs, �dnd _tjaloe. .., word.-. - I - _� _ .t,
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I I ce * mustache 'Ar6oped mournfully while the' a ixian. Oh, it wao funny." . � I did.';, but that,. is � . 11 TAX 110119007 ZIP PRIM111. 4ha'', 1_11 _�
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I lf 'an hour b6forei. sorro � wful expression ' 'A That's right, laugh at mei Insult to there " Y 1. neither hors nor. . � when he thaRg t a.'tho� 11
. � of his countenance . a OU called,�me.,a coward. I ' i ' ., " I , v,-,�,
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. subseevoll'. the one desire, � revenge, combined with his shivering form in injury. I shall never forgive you now. a coward, not to turn from the tempt&- forced bympathi 0 'I * 4 _ U ,
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I Keith glanced toward Madge and fully. isivin a , lea(Urli 0 " jos %� "'� "'.;
. L td her companion, 14 self," said. Gladys. , . Hugh. They were seated some distance ho ' ure'you must remember 116 felt b6'would-av on , :b- L .,r' �
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unsuspectin one anotbe)r?" . ou'd -better look 'at yourself, then,'! . � _
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. . 41 I11vas only ,;thinking,!' shl) replied, Feith isn't a circuniAance to you. You're ,looking at the firewor to this idi tale. you need not JA_ , . I I I '' ��
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st'abo'Ut as bewitching do a, drowned seemed to be to . . . . would Vd'the highei _, ' ""'LL I _
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alon'- the path toward Lahgdon and eat., It I ..were YOU L I'd get out of. sight., It's not 6 question of Insult, Madge," .1 . I �11
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Lau. ina. careleis, manner,' .'Ais tho,ukh , Come, run away and get some dry . . . ��1,�,�
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. , " That you marry, me," --he whispered' �io I street, window. � . � L. - ., _ ,
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I . 49 Acting On this suggestion Gladys am to the truth. I have very ttle more it lit
I . I was- only thinking,," , shei .continued red through.t . Gladys Arew back. "PLord Keith,*' she I trotted,, . 9_11, - � 111A
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I I 64 th t ope woman"'knows when to sus- scampe he saloon to her . Is , to say. only "to tell you .that someh 'C! ' i I "Mmi
, t' another, but a man believes hile Keith walked away said Ughingly, 11 y shouldlitt Joke c d . the 1. 1. ,iiii , ,
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pe . .im-' .stateroom, w � I L grew to realize that I haiathrown 'away cloak� and fte, ftlp, L' ft, _ I I r-; 1.
. - -do more oedately,� Murmuring .something about so serious a-malter. ,On another love. wbiW had Wen given me , I . It I 1%,
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I I ,by did ,'you -say that, Olivia?" he - about "a whiskey and � soda, .just .to ,should take, you in earnest. You would with .all the traglt And confidence ' aga, � fa,ce., *, 7*0, 0, - I'V� ,111�i�
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. . jiappenod at, Cannes this winter. The sufferers' had ' Ran , , � . ,.L " f L
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. . - young L departed. " They'll never be road ' said exegiteidtly. ," Hang it &14, 1 love yo honest." For a moment he gazed'allintl been his'6qstom, - to 4 00 - .1-1 -' 11W- . ", "7 .... � 1
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., - . . � hat was going on, butLthe husband, dd4ed 10 Hugh in'ad under' -tone. He,m4i- - 11 Heaven knows. -that.1,sm serious," he - have told you." . . . . 4, had -*641nv&ite ^
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. ne or buspeeted, because he trusted - big tered A re � saidi his. voice treid'h 1- - � '.. I ;;
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,.-.--I,- _.'._' . �__;,, -_ Irien.' ily'h& -surpflqed,thw1overs �- . - - �W,6n'i 44:,be "!� - ,of 1bime -swout tongded c1mp;�,wh6--_e_aR9_ - 1heartitse , IO' . d'U - b *jr,4 m ' 10 � ' 'Ir
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. -i"�-*-4--:-ijw,�.-�z.-,.--�,-.:.- �:quito, 11w, ` . '.'- He was, I goiroie6i]iff 'asked- Lady -TwiWington. ' Besides, I ID&L-61OV0 I 0 - P e - - 'in ' it sentfailk. , . . teas, howevii, 'pi" ".601110114,0641 01
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1. I . . I agailuat the- traitor's'. There was a d#el ' ' 11 Then we?lI plenic on potted meat, and dle you'll find me there at tfie'linish. I iev6d an',overburde"O' heart. if you. failed to� onlo�o._fjtt " �-Ajtt , .: ' , : I
. . . I .1 . � L on.the beach. at-suarise, the!busband- was .Lord Warrington?" Jgave, You fair warning, yesterday dnd -Wa -*ere_'-&,scho6Ibqy onbi could-undlirstaffa- _____ __ _CQ _ I . _� . . L I "I'll, . . . . . -
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- -L" ' - hearti and --iher- friend 11 ber,.said rather sulkily: foolish for.me to wait-anj longer,61 he your in Ulgenee In each a, display � of _ I . I 11, �. I.. r I I'll -7, 11
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I . . . I fled io Switzerlandi to be joined there . S'W . -to, be Lthe Only way. added mixiously.,seizing'fiek' hand and. mock hero I h ' ft 6� thb "' ht �' " (' `�
.. I I .,by ell, that seems' � holding it in spiltd of'her, efforts to with- one, is at a , I 00 grown man � c &m a L V I
I I . . thewife, 'every one said, 'for she di out of it, unless I stop myself," an- 0 "10". D eiplanation. .,,I�, ,:L� ..."V .
I . 1. . . ,sap� L ' L �1. . "I love You. I � Want YOU L to H __ . debtP:rnd' loom,. try -._b6* --No. - , ,;;, �.
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I � .� swered Lady Twirlington. I I draw it. I I . . .. . 6wev6r, I tillit YOU- -have finished." - could not *uibh the.. ` i � I
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. would have- been suspicious. of ,such - a " Whichwe won't hear. of;" cried Lang- W,mY, wife.", I . � L I 1, g,,��11_1 ,
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. . 1 41 -by - I 'd . ,A carriage drove, up; " tw�� .'I&: ,��
. . I W did you tell me this story, followed reluctantly 1)y Lad� Twirling- " Ther - &is no buts. If *you say I No' rlsing'fr6m her seat..'" I bav f #_,"':
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L- � . - ;L ., " I doin't know I am sure., I just hap- . i`But you forget that'we have known bave half finished'- them."- 'Go . � L �� I I .11 1�, , ",
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. ied ad intageously by Gladys and I . tmi
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. I pened to be think ixig -gogut, thel f 1, SOP.- each other,'sueh ,a little while." ,' 'Lord Wfirrington.91 _ - _11;��,,,� � .
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__ . I -Lord Keith in again making themselves it I that y(?u do I 411
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. , pose knew L presentable, Lady' Twirlington's butler .take 4he same chance I . . I . CRPTEU: XVL .. I I . I I :!I I
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. . . . don't .1?, It's a fair gamble, with the their Oo ing. Tben, he I . -,V
I . � . the.lingliquol and'.had grown'to likebim. ' � I .... , About patrician Load � I
tf 'Po2nouneed. .dinner, and the our peoble on. Sir , Attlr�r - , , %% "" . , A
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I I . Uen, �. . . . . I .. _. � odds on happinessi Won't you marry . �. .. At *W an, ,
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— . I . . .. . woo hd '''d aboard the -house boat, , - - ri-ty,maurice-fli�ted-ubiq,qitou6i,y.-- . felt-abd. h6'wondered why, he,, "
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� _ , " ThCh wlip6t T' - - ���' ', Ife-ir, dp 't- --Whd -teed- - IOaX -wdi ti . Pg. ,� '--he added -tendorly,--try - . . , the tho ght of itbefore. 'A ti � ' i d" -,
-1 -I- r�_= I - ' - -t ` i pe, mej-. Gladyq 71, � natuiat een, ... U
. . I - - - - , i ites et ,by . iRg 4ondou had as its �,
. L *a@ thinking that most men are to draw her toward him. I tie ,� ;1110i.-
,.�. - I I L . 4. -i- ' seated 1ben-welvei ih'the'�'Iittle dining- . 0 '' I _ yde Park Corner, and' gient name for * ban'r acco . Unt. : "A", �`LL 1. , . 1k
. . . . I ike that hu d,- drawing back, : gray stones of H
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. . � sband, too trustful of their - om, prepared .to do amploi'justice- to ' ' " oh, 1 cau?t I' she crie taehi,tda in 'nolkhboring Rotten % L . . , - , . . W, , ,
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I � . I 1. fi:iends.!, ,. I . . . . I but.'his "arm was - about -her waist and.. lie.. . 8 , ,,, I" � I
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. . . I I -the hurriedly -cooked dinner. , It was the of fashioiiables. in! vibich Were. Jftot fdr thiit;-foluili - Sol 1.
. I . . ; . . .. , " You meant more than that OliVia," � I . .. I he held a I command -turned out f4 least W*6uld to. A*p'ould ' "', 11. � � "I I j"..
I I held hd-r-f irihty-�,_' She. looked up into his eorps .it it
I . I f not what might be calleil & thoroughly high -
i . . . . .said. Hugh, stopping 'auddeuly, and look- 'enial party. Hugh, was'-preb face and'inet his eyes glistening in th16 6,11, tile regalia of tailor-made smartness off -no . I L- � 11 I- � , 7 i, � 14 1�
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I ., . . irig into her face, , I . ' a 9 ,ipally. in, Monosyllables . dim light -almost 'next ,,her own. '! Oh, an hour or so of dress parade. ' later a�..- I se .. - . . , . I ",_. L "r �� -.1
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� - - - " - bat do you know ?" he Th . � I . .And� il,
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I I , . � "ked. . . . �� I against his broad chest. and let both his t L I I , about midway be Flood . �. , , . , � L';,
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. I . . .4 Nothing, angered Madge. ,.and ilie, directed sarc . L ween, Wellington Barracks and the . OW .Coal ''you VontW. �ejjt "bnL '
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, I . only, what the world 'tie shafts at himp *hieh,'in most cases strong aims close around her.. "Oh, I Aori6 Guards, thi,'domailas of,sii Ar- a day as this?" ssid.Mr Arthiol: J ", �
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, .." 7 ..,,._,_1k_Wow61__&e.�P1i� _ahiuggifig,tLerohoul while Gladys, _nprpturgd.. ! I ove _dW—o . ,
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I 9,1� � � , ,- , , ., 'her diodattous esoupadep rind YOU-" _. : I I I � *erer, vixi . _ ,� ,
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' darlinig," he said, kissing her. sue a, Modest. - a "
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I I . :". What do'' you mean o insinuate T` ot relish' . . I . , I
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. fe4rf uA )eal ' little lake'L and the equidistant trees ol I #in ", ' one elsi .Will W, slo- '
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I . . I be.said abgrily. , � I . ot,Lhie involuntary'Lbath,, iast , I . Don't "hate, me," she whispered, pro- .the Mall - L the, b4ii1binents' 'of St.'' � erate.01, . . . .. ... 4"., ..".. '77,
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_ "I - -7 . 1- . . I .. . 2 - . 'I �,Dccasic ieg ;A,Ii6-,.,4abIe-4nd - aay�meu ea 1104A-�%bnft"Swakii��-, � Ae�* - "-�oa_-r, w6va-, OF- 1,
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J t;' �`T, auic-�ti I . "Te4 7 tenderly; I You aid very litt1q. - - - " borough- Houw royalty ifeighbored j. , an ii!6611111�' or -
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. I '10 . . I .�,r# my cousin-* my: friend. 4 -fil I Keith � meanwhile attacked -the viands 4% ythi.nit'they can get without . much . I , 1, "�,
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heartily., and exhilarated by, his suddeu�, trouble., . - . ' L . - Rquorof Carlton House Vertace.- To -the. mies 'invariably remain ' 4M VV ___,J1,,_',1 t
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;, � � plunge in the river, was, the'. only one' ,-, "Rdw- about ,wo.menj:dea�rest.?" the royaijkfa' -, ed Miss Flood-SmitX ,� 11�,�
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__�__, * - __ — - -Don1ttrus-V�yoirr fri.en'do' ' Madge 'meanwhile sat,*ith Hugh.on, nord fluttered over''BackifigliUmL your ils� �� I � L �
.. � .1 the * table who seemed thoroughly satii- Palace, 'numbered ,among' your
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. I � . I - . � I tc � ; ed _jAdjh -his surrouno: _ __ why me -came, .-, _,'A, I
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I v�e 1, - ) o t," ,he said hoarsely,. Then, . I . . I . waA less carriages rolled- along the Mall and brolla, iono6ngle, You must - L' L , ; .1, . lid
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I � . . deek for coffee. . . being played , ; , -, i ear. Madgi had -_ mum, , '' ,_ I
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I . , Ile wa d eside. h r �oilently until they I I * acting and scold- , I ; 1. �
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I t kcaeh e river. - � , L . . . A. light breeze, ruffled tb6 ., Birdcage Walk, their,boachutan resplen7 lip, didn't .yoaTI-intertup I r.,
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. - .1.1 I . I . in o wuh ' the paper 11an- ing, manner which she freque tly,,61100- -dent in silken: hose and huge bouquets, " " You.: forget 'that you" Are ..; . I ;I. I
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. I I . 1,6 d'O' . I ternv,:_t_o._and,froV_,�w-h1Ie along the riVer- Ad toward-hiza,.btit. -be.-Aegined .unusually -while lfttic--mtrielt-Vlvm*r-do-dde�d—oii - Afifeidirt,- 46A . re ki -I,..
. - . Pit I r 'ere embarking in the smalL . . _- nd-- itfuention . I 1".. - .. I 1.
- ... e __ - ___ I , I ,`�Ieg-Ijglits j.1is-te-ne-d on. -the 'waiter � My. and- -MR uttiil�� Ly- 1,
: � , I bead of e�aeh - on in occupant,
.. � I "b6'a—UpTeparatory,to ' rowing'Up the co 9 su k the V golmed ter sharply,," and -1.wish �� 11 ," I
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. I I I .. -Smith. The � IV �'oppooite Ohore '.to ber,efforia. .'Findihg. that'he will afid the plebeian erowA gaped wonder- interrupt me. Mainme is someti I I— I I :,
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. i . i'Mrs. Flood _&wayed _ . 4 - lril�stlin A 7-such-meaus'-_ - I L's , ihim e a ,,I
' aj,in , -to_ba_&ffe_cU4Lb -%gi3r'&,t-the-.xer&*uy. necks. of the passing exasperating, Sii�'Attharl ' be con'titils, ddL
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I __1W1iftJ&W' 4_n;p.qU_tb0_1i&r-r_0-W-4ed * Ill - t, e L;_�� a inord conciliatory inan-� - . . 1 . - Wo -"
. iiiug aloirg tile the men ,of, thei� leaves echoing faintly. across. aristocrats. � . . I e net' , 1� Blip I
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, - . � I were dissisting .them -into the: ' boats. stream ' . From tithe to time to the We Or . During.the morixing martial, muiie an intense'l6ve, for ihe traWl'; �,!, �
. . I - . . - ' ' jumpe - a lightly ,Into � ,d tbWard Henloy Bridge, a flight of an eicRIanatiou of hi.,4 coaducl, . 16welled from the 'bayraek 'yard nearly, The little w0i"D181ace. grow a A , , "'
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I I 1, r 0 e�e,oliotupward into the,sky,sliread-' Owhat is the trouble, .-Miigh,11' she and acedsibnally ,i battriMon of the redder', but Afte I . .1-1. -11 ,I' ,
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. . I . . 0 i nj_th6ir,fior*, tailsAloug. - the. horizoirliker - aiid, drawing-tloser .to' ^him and, speak- Guards warebed forth Jn -trini white at her , 4avilitei 'she " oubsid ..!, � 1. I
- -ding� lbvi,her,_andr Lady' Twirlington � 1: ing - ing in a sympathet�e�( ,,. ___M_ Jatkets- and jaunty, eaps � $o , the _in's-pi -' _' he 1. �
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. followed more carefully. -Just ..astern � r t _otejqj� ,
. . so nest of burning serpents, thea buret ook-of --- reprova ,�-cohft, .
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. : L*Aep abbdrd.. -, I. . . . . I againatthe poplarson theoppositeb . in a . T. cavalry with glistening cuirasses uAd his attention irm arrested F,, �t 'b"ekkiyAl"',
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I . .. " I'm 'going to jnmpv, . she. - laughed, 8 � � r -i' I `�,�
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. I - XV)t,C� 'g ,low jL Now and then the heaven6 klowcol eribi- 11 I'don't ,believe that. - It's something wind6wa'ou tbii'r -way train Knights-' C, Lady W . min .'.Vi-
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� I I , , abo.11t ill the calloew I typhuroAls stnoke' I I a _t6f:, -A -, ��fll n �,��re are .in an undertone to ,her, ja '. .
. .'. I . . I '* Dmi't!", lit', proteateid. -'a Toull capi- 'cloude Of at . W - Thd little blaioneVo'chambera were in, 'the coming of �s4ch ", famous , -
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. I Wiiholit, heefflig'his jwordeii;�e leaped- . � . . . by time, and almotA .hommed in, by G'bv- a-�,taiiit.-flutterilig it h6v , u ' , , 7
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. . I tre, the craft gave ,4* quick luieli, afid � theme chambers gives a daace next week, and I -i- I
I on only by the rows !of lamps '-%v%i'ek � �`FtiendF' repeated Hugh,' plunging - . *
1. . . Keith, losing him balance, top.pled,over. - . . � - pArtly because of the Vi6w,which - ex- eaidi somehow., Being here wtI e -11
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"4, 1. I I ward, nit(I thO sudden -liolitentlig'of the � The pn&tT On the . deck of .the Pluie .lower in his ehair. , "I Do you remember - the soijAbre walls of Piccadilly, and VUV� 666iit th' ro - & ejaiDtning the"iArt, I I �
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. . g the secie. the da* we promised to li� friends? It ly because tie could not find the heart jects. , When she ha, I d,. reached 1he ';, I`
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"".: : I : . Tke . nlillost si-Inultaneous splashes a�t_ Even Uadge,. uilable to withstand its owas after the run when you came a t6 desert quarters which hhol been his where...Sir Arthur stood ialkinir *6 " 1. , ,
tra.oted tile attention of,the others, T4cy , charms, forgot for a while the narrow, %`.cropper And your chestnut sprained a for so many years., .* .�. � Wiardenshot k- ' ' I * , --i
I - . cheming w6rid in which she lived, and tendon." .. . . 1. ,. _06 I 01k.8 out one 41111yerem
tiumA quickly,' saw tile canoo'.driftin A . � ., I I . I His suite of roams ,was chronol.0glealty strauce, nnd I turning,to Sir Arthur'-'', � �
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tlli- mensured stroV-s of two swimmers. herself coft�plctely to delightful dream,- UL -6 renewal. of the old times,, more so '-where oak s6ttles and Norman chests Ybur pa riNitti,, Lady, Warden," she. �' 11
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4 . .. . I Lail . gdoll" 81-loving.off the s4iff. * * . ti-�, "imoked 't ir __ff,__1.�_.t.____ -OR-Alle-floor41ad-tapestries. a.dorn,bd-thft__' 1 V1-11. ,� _,O,_ ,, I I
I -in-*vrcgttr--diff#r--,,').'(TO;L-04�"I-ntd- Ifig-,fte-6; q re urne - e_r� ' ,dy Wtirden looked a U-1fle, Aispi i ' `
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bills lit thougits. 'Ilugh's mind was fi.11'4�d � glaned, but ,somehow .10 t tened in tho_yv .
ting witli laught6r. ,",She can swint 0 . _9qdWpi!;-, and at the fur- � bu*,-Aft,iti-ted-gise-Flood--Smtth.-ihat�.tbli*r,,�,�
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, I firfit swinimer, who proved to be Keith. shftrpuir than lie had ever felt' before' himself wonderimy" why �, o LAI beet' .60' the Renaissance ,rooln, replete ' v6th 1 dance. Of course you are g6ingil� .1
IL � - k TiLstend of being lfngry; he seemed to I Whilti in Keith's saul, a� keeii desit-6 Was fascinated by this wouid'h'. * Theie wall palpted marriacro'coffets -and oak c& L
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. ill lite the )olce.' 14 Vve lialt, a plind to I agol cai�ry- aAanteru qve'rhold.alid in ii6 Palo liglit � net�,, earved Itailian"chairs,'ornamental ,avoid embarraftment. . ' ' " I I �.,i." . � �
ing him 'to a, point -,vIlere une'ertahity - he thought her face , looked fade� . panelling abol tapestry, ebouy anniolrem "I have half
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I I 1�,,itli,- g�abbing the 'grunwnle, was wAt(%r,.n, iniifflell note Ili- -two of stringtid , 11 to\, her'eyo , , �'L
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. �, to%ve'd alollq, lint! y re.ftelied Gladys, iiiw;ie �clioed faintly ich so- word. Lain a cowardior I should not - mon.eha�gos of h6raldry, Ili, ,tile Conn. b�'b *,��
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, \1 - - VVf10 Avas switilmilig Will trying to make prano voice of the singer burst. oil the have: thrown away rAy,efiance' 6f hap, ,tile histaty of.the subject from the first t auce,',! said Sir .,Arthur offust,tel,*', to, , �1'1
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I . -reftehed her LmiOdon pht out 1,11'e'lg lit, sonoro�)u� Italian to tit(, -soft, "It's'never too late to. niend," she the pri . . � I . . 1 �',
� tfit, boq't �sent day, repregented b# his own .complete one6oas.!1 ' � 11 . ... . �,
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