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� his Sleep, tile liallie upou his lips Nvill$ proachfoll"... ei 11146, the 011140, Som 6, tho GVU'
� Ife gave the letter to Daismy to read, M t,y, . A# id", She replied; 41bu ALL , 41,11 Mix ; co", ONYIN) A, 11
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I . 41% but $lie refused. "He will always love her"', thought I , perhaps, lleglc- 0 th S nwedytotAlAIZAAWA. 4CMAIpw 1
1 vve did feal. that you. bud, 6010 1 S" Be sure and 014 fqr "W#_$6
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I , "A_�_" Betwe. I . "I trust ",u," she said, "and, I trust Daisy; "he ca;inot 1101i) It -it Mrus his vett .
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I I � . .. "'. I 00 I , LLL 1, Lady May� , I -hove no wisol to, read It" fate. Oil, miserable iiiQ, to stand be' Dalr,�`." I I in ..... .. ... .Ave 444.4 Wil , , I 1.
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! S)000�13 01 IN W0100 K011h W411 -0. .0"Op � �!411-11 . The answer Caine in due time—brii'r, twoeu them!" . � �'��`O, I llavo not neglected her. I have i =�, . `
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. 3g6X-V91J%AD ,UOQULATIONO �... .. ' ,� � ., . I '. � I but full ot meaning; at misisted of Those Lady Adair looked very beautiful, but kept my promise to the letter, J&y. I , Tbe neXt niitintt� he Quille )00 *0V � � �
� , ..A. .W� . I she )va,s xl,�,t *,,vr�, strong-, people told her -ttle file(- honin,bil with joy"
� . uo is the 0491 , . A M. CLAY, I lblei; . 'have learned to love my wife, and I am ri ona, hils Ji � I I � 4
� ftt6, veirsou N 0 BY ]BERM4, "I forglye YOU frOm the depth of WY she must take care of herself', then sincere in, Saying that, I. would giye my gt tlie tjiougbt that be. should see his; Y I
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Q. I 'a"6's, IKU414 OT gal WA14 O.T.Starr . - . � I .11 I heart; the fault was In me, and, I aul t1loy )rondoresl at the strIllige, drea,y life DOW, this. momcxlrl� to Save hers.' 11 InItlinina. I I
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I I 11 - I " quite happy." . "I befieve you,!, Said Lady May. "NOW, "My owli inamml!" hP criod. 4001aq- , J ,
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" I *4 ,tead. % I �� I or of "'Which Loved Him Best"" "The Wedding h in
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.A Old May
OtTyhi of&yxji&�,l*.DoMidQn - .... �� ,Is Sir ,band was very careful of (Ir', lie Bb ILI we go to herlt", Ing to her, while S,'r CI:llfon hL1404 k4=1 I
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, ,alto at as Clinton wos Compelled to be content, her wrap lip Well; he W 41;!"alie off .70 r bonnet ,and el,Oaktyx -,vitli c I :
u �luiet warls.
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.1 0 applio6ut a_w"ti a700'ar reo .4 -, Et . breathe the night air. da a W110 6 M'* -I$ look Fo Ill, s4m -in poor Daisy. . A I
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� - ft" . - _ � Ring," P on Iier Wedding Mofn;' EtC . but to him there Was More Of pathos In e said isliss Lockwood. "Y*u I y darl g!" F.Oid 1� I �
t _<, n �� A I 110 '. � begging of her to be Ca Id May," � kissed 00. � I
11 61) the Mmlaio . try - . I _�_ "I ELM quite happy", than reful, She place L She drew him to her: she L
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03�.VSenoLyjar the diotri0ti ,:; 11 ,�. her hands 0110 oil Ouch side of Ili$ face. But Lady Uay ).lad no patience tQ S �yoot, --fill, ��
6 _ � i. I In a whole vorlume of rej=ach. She a a gentid , flushed ruee with I �',
. IC03M iiaay W- had i�c tie *900,4y- -00 * (6, 1 1 1, �
fr) e. �j X�thjr, motbac May; bat, allay wronged had forgiven him; that ought to be S sent for,
weriALn couditioll vo,lee, nild he Wandered NvIlY 011,� t;!lO1ul`1 wal who�
, �i .0, . brother, or a! to e all;1141 have ' to '11�oor Oarol`,eshe Mid- I I It while Wine va $lie only speechless lovel lj,er haads 111190red 00 ' ".I` I I
�� swr 4 "Yes" replied Dulsy-ste seemed you, I can make no amends to her; . o"Ough. Now,be must bid good -by cared to be with I)aisY--DaI$Yp the sunny curls; ber lips qlrlyoped. All, 1% I
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;�),� I .1 . 1. I �. , . tiliere is nothfing ditaft cau atone to her tbe bright, beautiful dTea h Still lie did not feel the least 11"xi0ty She went with Sit Clintoll to � the 'room leave behind them a little child! 11 ...
. I months TeAldenoa n0ejw� title of hetm-",the ba.by there, m0dler, for the years she has waited over me; niade the brightness of his life; e . I
1:1 ffi over her -what need? Sho* talked, lallg)v where Lady A air was lying, w3alio she 't ...
I I Virtleo.-Ax d "Cliftod.1 I shesald,� "will you love thT0 , I
�: , '. mid 061tivation, ,A the I&DA in oaak Buell a libtle mite lie looks, he will Cap 1jut for my greatest Wrong: 3: can atoliel, must live for his wife And child. ed -she was always bright tInd Lbeert,il: I I 11 I .
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� & �Omesteit&rr * lived, that scene never pasaed-froin her I ly ?,, � � � I .
,�-, , '"I da be )Six Clinton Adair; for, do. Ile Was firm and resollifte, but the at. I I I ,.
�. of three 47eaora. y 11011 for my studied neglect of You, my In- people spoke of her as one of the most mind, She entered a beautiful 11001my I ;
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WY41. y6thin nine . an gar" ow mliat I have decided upon doing? differeme, my Ivant. of love, my cold- piquant characters they ever met. She with 8 large -,Vjmdo-,7 looking to. the boy tool; one L
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'I fitwid oO IL (farm Of at leRift I ,slinal call my baby Clittoll, in menio,r� I will do my best tor atone. YOU ruilght us Well have tried to tear the vas wonderfully honest and straight- West; the -sun was setting, I
, t 6 . ity. orwned i apt - days, ,when I W. loved living, beating bea�t from his body, .and reparteo; 11 love,yon, 111111inala," he said, "betteat I I
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. , , ,vd bY hkW Or of those early been (L true, foiftliftll, tender little forward; she Was quick at -wine-wrent,14 I ..
:, 40'e, soup 4aghterp. have live without it, as tear from his mind beams lingered on the tl all the World." 11 � I 1, I
6 fa�6r. Inefter it was his fa:ther's -name." Wife to me, Daisy, and X will, If " . every day her husband Saw in her Suite- . dow. There were pictures a"A lan
.. W her or sister, I W11) "I know; but will Foa love this ladYo
4 Mot - le er. He Was firm and thing re worthy of aduairt�tion- He flowers, grand old ..
� aull Q �es.vawr 1111aissy," said Alls. r�)!T ,, 810"wly, spares my life, make all up to you, an.d. all thOught Of h not spcna one had p,T?Ips known M gr statues� books find deaTT-1 I . I 11
���, , ertain distil0ts & 11OW-RO 11how very much your husband mu,t ,,mM begin again quite afresh." steadfast; he Would am- eater surpru,(, furilitill*, a massive bed with carved 1.
5 . go�a stapA$ag my, br".rapt 1b . urn- "I Will, if you tell me,,, lie roplloL!
so Lrt�r have loved you, I suppose lie Could Daisy beat her Sweet, flower-like faces ute in conscious dreants of her; he tried than when this siniple Daisy of bi-S't posts and velvet hallging.q. Oil the white "do tell ,you, darling. Love hiro i ,
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�t 6.euk erice $3, 0-9i mour% oultjqo*i have chosen from among .the richest all flushed with bappiwnsF on the Wn� to put all memovy a her out of his life, ed out to be -\),hat she really, was -a pillow she saw the 'wbite face Of Daisy
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11 woaat rej�(T,a �six mouths twadh of Aag ladies in England." white hands of her'husb, I hare Adair. I I
11 � "you fill -my livart- With . g1ndness die had been life itself to him. "I ,shall n-ot leave Italy until Dying! Ali would to Hemyell it had bids you."
��, glire Iraii dAt.Q ol hww9be&d emltr.? "Certainly lie cou-1d," replied D.iisy, . '
.. - di Ith I I t�"LVAC req, I U.1 I I Caro," she Said. . e W strn seen Rome, Caro," said Daisy. "When. ell e
,�� * A , , LTdd ito astu slowly , . . been otlierwl;'e! The Shadow, bat not The boy looked lip with,11 Sudd Z- "
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Ito 'ev", I P $$Can you love me, Dailsy, -as though travel, lie "Iced Daisy at -they should we do get to England, of death was there, The pressiou of foa,r. :
liedwate Pa. I J,In. lerhaps the horror, - 1;
� 5 t t). fand OnUIT46 ,,y , leave it agl: I larr,� and bright were "Where axe you going
-11 0 ot -he chose yov4. I should not have bands?" he got back to Seville; but Daitly had grown. ixk a harry to , xnamillaT, ho
xtr&4 hatil been. tfie best of ' . blue eyes, so , I ' I . .
lift &ores 6 r IV) � i again. Let us see . . . I I
,h&ast,�'# ixna,Olted tihat Uo loved you so well; we may not traye.' ber', the swee�t lip% cried. I
I fine )ro'l said, "Ah, vay dear wife, illness Aoivs wise; she dearly lo7ed her pretty home looking. eagerly for I I
, ; W axomesteader *to bas a) t 001- ild ha'Ve thought it from his evea-3 g in true colom. , Now that I among the vilim. aud. olives, yet Aie Aome, Caro, -while we are here." still crimson as coral, were. 811,111ttY "My flaxilit-,-," said Daisy, "'I -an, IKP- .
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:,i 1b.11a homestead Tigbt 8,10d CaMad . 22 q"9 One or two English friends to Whom parted; the fair lifairliting over her neck ing home to limvell." I I . 4 1 .
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�." W.0, a, pre.emptio'n may, take. a Ppr� m4niler. ,od, mothea!," was look liael upon -my .life with eyes that 'Would not return. there, knowing that
I . diotraoto "They would not ixidL they confided their intention$ of going and should t, simple Dal,;Y, 47ake me with you. niamrall. I lov* :, A �
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* v to Rome warned them. It was not w I I
�! ped hoalest(pmd, III cewtAi'n , 05. i reply. 0 ,with her woman's soul loo I .
, _.X . ag out of her "you -no one else," he cried. -
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��, I&Ipe $3, per &are. IDqtlew PC, tbe culn ladrath, I see so, much to blame -4 see of the past, It was there that he bud a good time for visIting the Imperial she held out both. her thin, White 'lob, my boy! my boy! you =list. ca-
,:, 0 13ix maniths in M -P. - 64 Not to .that anxions, motherly 'wortilln kuy, slu in all its enormity, and I only dreamed of, thougilit of, and sufrered for eyes' 1. I
1� .� City. Strangers g, bands in silent greeting to Lady M27, ways love me best. J am your OWM �� �
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11, . �� OtL,Itivste lift" 'ores sirid creel �%,oliid Daisy confide the secret of her Woulder that I Was mad enough OT blind Lady May. t, wore liable to take the fever -better that bewr � . ,
� V ,Ind distrels. There -was a minute of silence, mother -you must love me
t I 1� . M`�'Iql.o ,w,rth 000.w,� ` anxiety , � I eroughmot to see better what I was do- "Caro, we Will met go back Nsait; but Daisy only laughed. -beat-, then . -h .! .
, I V seemed like a great beart Still holding him, as thou. no elarmi ,.
. �f. W. opuy, So time pa,�sed ou, and no news canie w1ho bad Seville," she smid-, "it is s. very Pretty �
4, �� - , P - b _ ! Ql ft nterlof ing. Daisy, I feel like a man "I shall not take the malady, Caro' knolt (Iowa by Daisy's side, I
oputy 61 the nite, home, but very aull. Why should we �u Lady May ly force could take him from her, D41s3i
I I from, Sir 01',nitoli. The only message. been mad with delirium 01- fever', I cial- she said; "lot us go --we wan't to go ace in the white hands, died; and the same sunbeam that touch- �
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"I . 11 .166 PM4 , _. tll,).t 1101(lilled -her from England Was mot have been in my sune, Bober senseG. mot tfravea? That would be the beat and hiding her f
�11 I UP T that ij I bad thing for you,, It would cheer you, and England 'n. the spring." I ed her ,hair With gold .brightened ther , ..L
"I, 01 that she received the nowspnpers call- Do you know, little wife, rxiiey Went and Lady Adair enjoyed wept Passio"to telrs' gb�t , , L
� t4 e you weeping for rne?" asked her little soll-the same liohlx , ,
:, 1"" B. AULIXG, Life,,Acqident, Tire ana?lAte u4ning the nainouirceatenit of her Own �i;��d the same d&,,g of any' one else- it would edli-cate me. I have always the. visit very much. She seemed to Ar . me; I eunls of ,.
;::; I - - no " so cdledtibg Ahodnte . Daisy, faintly. "Do not; believe I that lingered over the Tnother's dead,
.� . -",as no dA e given: no aging to see Spain-wal aps �he
I aps ipVaa ge. that any one ease had behaved as I 'have grow bettor and stronger; peril,
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1�� a ,, ljjk4 Alictioneering. place meirtion,od-illeTely the briefost ell coaduct you take we there?" . I am happy-, I would rather die than live. ;;lite fflo% seemed to kiss the rOSY1
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�,�, , done, I should h,, - Caro, come here.!' mouth of the living child. I
I � BRO 'NING, 19- D.1 M. 0 pussible parnmiph to say thaf Sir C"1011- by a very bud name. Illness seems to go it was settled; Daisy was not will- prudent. While lingetting on the Cam Lady May's side, "Cam" she had whispered, an hour ,� -
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�� 11.�. - , sit racl ton Adair lind reccatly married 7-�llss have cleared my brain as it has clewed lug for Sir'Clinton to returra to Seville- pagna, she Caught sorae, brei - oilit;
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, eldence. Do u'031 E rne, mud every person who read that I cannot ixtragine what in- she Went hews6f. Mrs. Eme, only to* air,aud how it was no one q Ite knew, befol
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, , - . O I my Sellses. feeble grasp, Daisy kissed them. t1lat pre" cemetery at Seville, near
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A 1�"ry, , * paragraph hancied that the whole detalls f,-bilation, was over me, or why'l ever tbfankfull to return to England, went but she caught the fever about, which ' a! lo 40
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, a orbner of Hurc -Pro my marriage from La.dY .and wiser 'Woman; until she had be a so often warned. I - at man 'who . ed Of v
- 1 Sgoclate ka. N% , given in some Other paper. She comeeded home a Ticher e "That we do," said Lady TvI Y, sob the grave of M
P hairfily know whether to be most pleasw] May:# the day -she died she neyer ceased telling At first tile attack was slight, and no Would $1 -you remember?" , - , A - .
. ow P* skAd with the fact fivit 6er niarriage )NN" the bistary of foreign londs, she became 4 ne felt either anxiety or fear. Sir Cl;n- bing as though her heart break.
1�1 / , - IKT R-. brights M. 1)., 1'4-()- ,,it w,as the first step in the wrong 6$Do not think, I am sorry to die " she "I remember," said Sir Clinton. �
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I , 'J", Graduste!�orontO U12- atinotineed. or vexea at tile niethod of direction," said,Daisy, "and it was dif- the heroille of the whole country -side- ton took her flowers and fruit he talked $
i, . . . ijlicl4n the anneuncement; it showed oate thing, ficutt to retrace. I can Imagine the temp- an autborilty -whom all the pooror to her when She Wanted to talk, and said, in her Wnt low voice. 1,1 have .
;, *b - V Tonor ears reside)atpl . neigh- k ut religion; it was Daisy there. . I . I .
. �tc. Office be read to her in 9 limw voice when � .
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� I Alpan(ira ROOPWJ, e " thotigh, very pl.alilly, that, although bo tation when she, Whom you loved so Vows coRsulted, and not a. little proud too deep down in my heart for me to
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- — reside'ar Dr. Amos' 01r(1Btfa1l4 11,ad not cared to make the fact of lids derady, found you out, and asked you was the kindly Woman of her suporlor talk of; but I have loved. God," she- said, _; j., CHAPTER LVIII. -J11 ; �4,
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. 1011 Exeter.LW,111L_j ��.: "I 'age 11,ublic, &bill it had been leg knowledge I'She ,.should be quite well," she said. �ty 17, .. %4_.:
Anmraw Street, 1111.111`01 . *I, to be friends- It is some comfort to . few days, and then they would with her oild child -like simplic . "I love AFTER FIVE YEA'M . 11 11
1� and a.11 in proper form. Then another think what you did was in the begin- The house at Seville was left empty; "in a. Him now; I long to be witli Him, to Five years have passed since . I
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1, . glish paper told her that Sir (I'li'Vii ning not quite your Own fault But ba,by with his nurse was to travel wfth begin to think about returning home "
1. But the days grew longer and she 9,,�v be at rest. There are I* mlsta'kes in was buried �=d one fine evening Ill , .�?,
, D and Lady AdalT were on the Continent, Caro 'do yo k t y u ' ev�; them. Sir Clinton 'had smilingly .tie- , ;I iq Heaven, Caro, and OUT marriage was a � . :.
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, u thin thn; a wila 'A that the boy Worse. ' at mistake." I I I I Tuly there was a very pTeftT pleturo
- rr�. lenalato love me?" ceded to Daisy's w,i It was the to be seem oin the lawn at Eastwold. Sift.
a ecal 1� rs. Notarle'3, COMQT6_40026 and dntended to spend some time tile. sudden attack of delirium gr('
&J,�to A He raised himself tha. Clinton, Adair Was giving' his littlet
Y ,,=s0_6no.6',5-llQiiC" Xor how"#')' '.'Can She WWIdered ` but carne to tAe and looked down should be Called. Cllfton. He was be- ' 't first frightened Sir Clbxton. Once. "My darling Daisy, you have been the I
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. 'Ar ,., West ratm of Interest. conclusion that it was Sir Clinton lilin- on the sweet face. gluming to love, the ftir-haired, ImagdAng hen he went into her room, -she funcie.j sweetest Nsife to me�"
;" "I have loved you very much," she daughter .her first lesseli an walki
�� % .0 JK1DVJ;j toLoat P't 10 self who bad caused these lines to be stretched w Ingo -
EUMTER, Daisy," he said. "I am going to be boy who Smiled in lids face and herself back tft Seville, and was er,ving
I Ey"ICE I-p4AJN STREET. Inserted. 'Ili -tie, Sir Clinton and Lady a Od man, Heaven -helping me -a good out his arms to, him. I toudly to Bedlam that the house was said; "but it was a terrible mistako. This Mass Lockwood Who looked on most =4 � L
,� L, E. i��Vitbv .10 is your first loTL,-,%,,Our only love, Car-&- x1oxisly, rievetr wearied of giving him all I
�� M, C,&EJlXG B.A. Adair were abroad, but when wa.s I' I? man. I will make yon happy;.1 wall de- The sun was shining just then fox burning. � He calmed her, and was ack to lick, dear. You kinds of million, -NsWe Lady Addw saM I
�� -lice life to you and to my child; I Daisy; her bus I band was -kind ,se She w,v,. and I give you b, . I
� The weeks passed on -it was s-hT al I vote my . alld fit- sb ocked to see how much WO have been kind to me, you Lave refused Watching the performante with a bright . 1.
,, f,10NEY To LOAN. her return. At last she received a let- - will only remember the past to, atone for tentive to her; what was better still, ,11 have been dkelin-ting," she said', to wish, Toq haye studied how best end charmi6ng smile. . . .
. . -believed thAt him, was a faint smile. "I thought me no I
I I.. ter from � mllog4& from her hiiqb�iaid. it. Will you help me, dear wife, by ho loved the child. She to make,me happy; but -ah, -well, I Down went baby on the sott, gretO 'L
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S _1* We hove a large ou . Didey's rhaid trenubled as she opev,ed it, b,q,,.ng Imind and patient with me3'r he had ceased th think or dream of Lady Bedina was here." ,up grass. , Lady May laughed; 'Miss Lo&-'
, .11 ,Vr4t- 6Z&OO,wrobb .. uld rather be with God in HeaYL
� con 6.14 fil'inlat)i -� Irk: V,4t wendotinx What it contilined. Only a A stmbeaan4 pasiging through the win- May. They, went to Spain; Daisy's He talked to her for a few mintites, wo .
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G14ADW.&N & 13TOPPAT, fiew lines ,8,:x,I those were Written in clow, lingered on the flower-like fmce dream of delight was verified. They then was Startled again at finding theit, Caro, than here." -wood cried Out; Sir Clinton, hastened tK� ,.
" dlJ0-j-s,':k&G 0Q'&LGtQZ the most feeble a nd trembling of hands she raised to his, is Daisy, With (heir lingefredin fair Castile and sunny Gvan- she had wandered into, the shadOwl'sad Re bout down and kissed the white raise -her. . I I
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�� swered; oda� wheire it. s .. 4. �� I -
I rAey merely said: - on hetr lips, an . V0111�11ev we'to- Mwi.._ � .,
, whole heart . '. -1 .v
.11 .7 IJ and moze, bku4t4_9f,-bu,- m.-fM-I&M." -.--T, ronr--rimt- iftm--sht-, ' v "and so would Lady said Lady Ma. I al .
_� a at Boulogne, at "Yes �
I . "Dear Dalsy:-1 as � ain that'llhe Dal li .e," she said, The words s�eenied to inar zs Sir.
� w'�fl � They remained there for Inore than a m,orsee-it became cert 1_ .
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_'1_4_1ft"0r"--aRfl--fi1bDP-J-'V-- thei Hotel da Nord. lamveryill. One 1 101 recover. Sir Clinton was like one May; but I would not. wish to get well. ten. He gave the laugbii,. rosy . bta.b
11 I or says that I shall recoT,er, .the I CHAPTER LVI. I �"f k, .vear. Daiw decided not to, reltri-ra to not . Tt was ihe only way, after all, !a which to Mass Lockwood, and sat down by
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� tudi fire, Inv 2tob"-er that I shall not. If I die there I. Dnglan& At present all wail well; what distracted; he went about Ill S 11.
� firma's Mv , much to be arrang1d, over th� boy. I I ""EX WILL ALWAYS LOVE EBB." might happen if they were once moire the most clever physleians-7he Would the story could �Ond. I do not Q.aY it in wife's side. I
� " appointing trustees ' have moved heaven and earth to s,avo bitterness, Caro." - .
!. I dUGG 0OU10M - ---� must make , will, , be better, I think, Th,e resolve taken in illness bad Its Ou the spot, and Sir Cfl'KtOn` met -again her, but she was not to be saved. The "Oh, Daisy," cried Lady May, "I "Where ds Clifton?" he asked 0 '
I I for hirn. It would I nton rose from, his Bar& with his lost love? Like a wise we* "I can -hear him," she replied. .1
I .1 I it efloct. Sir Ch fiat had gone fo#hDaISY was to die. Would change places with you. Do You I
.. ��� I lHead Offlc% Farcluhar,. Ont for you to come and see me here, =an, Daisy knew that prevelition was Sir Clinton would not believe it tit first. think that I shall ever be happy after Is practicing with the bow and arr I . I
1 1, . � .Von do not mind the long journey. Your bed a -wisex Intan; the past seemed to I I
. P idellt, js F� RUSOEL could better than cuTe-that it was wiser to that I baught him, and he has a .
. I 'reh mother will take care of the child. From. Earn like a fevered dream --he He said the doctors must be mistakenj this?" . I
:1 - a beautifd idea Of shooting. Here he is" . 1-
I I O.B,T,. GARDINER your affectionate husback hardly re�llze it. How near he had keep out ,of temptation than to strug- ' f
, vi,ce-rxe�s-- R . -01inton Adair." their verdicts were all nonsense; she "Yes," she replied, with
,� bem to the very brink of crime! Now gle against it. call him smile; '!I think you will. I A beautiful boy came running towarls -,,� -- � -, -.
, , .=list recover. No one could shall die, he . . . . .-
, , , E)IF,EL)TORS. d hi 'Me present was her own; no one , and you w1111 be very sorry for me; you n. �, , �, �.
� I Her first thought was one of bitiler- that be was calm. collected an m- ,
'A cold and careless now; his indifference
, 11 MaUh_ ness--ber mother take 'care of tile self ,�& ith wonder 001114 tell what the future might be. -will both mourn for me; and then, when "My darling, mamma,�` he cried, "siao
, . &QU.", - - had ail vanished; his wife Was in danger;
.1 . givit, Rts, n,iin. he was filled vvi cal m you have forgotten the sorrow. you will ho,w Well'I e -in aim.11 I I
A V.:ublila. cWdl Most fathers, If they found them- bluut be wuld have ever so IaT forgotten She tried her best to be a compani to for the ti e being he forgot that tliPrL' �
she, ,17 s a 0 , ,% an til . be happy. Lady Altly laid down her book �
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1. � ui*A,�t coannitm, rules of. right and- her husband. e I I did not mean it; but, you aft , �,
M%. awux, n -would wish to wTong-be 1vould like to make amoilds. thought continually; she listened to the r eee� I Came b.etween yGu; I have been took the liveliest interest in -his
� �,, I I _U, AR ' 6% their 'y So conversations of wise people. Slis, lost .Vhe day came Whell,Daisy, fa�fnt 'Ind the banier between you; I have been. at archery. Sho wns so kind, so gell .
I FARQ 11 for, e -little face; but not he -not Sir When he had quite Tecovered he,wrote feeble, whispered to him: tl%�
A -WMI AOy, . b kdair� . . . ?o opportunity of improving herself and " c;Caro, I am. going. to die� 1thouglit like a. dark shadow over- your lives- Now so 13rationt, that after a time he fl, , , . I .,
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7��4 AGENTS. ' to Lady May a long letter -one whiOx �m that in .the gra . ' way for the it is all over, . and I sna going liome to his arms round her neck- and kissecl he*, �._, .
lilt I )aN ZOSERY.. Exotell a4t,o'ut lgt : � gW second thought was one of deep -he Maestiy believed would be his last to the result was; Ceti], I should; it was the only God. Oh, Caro, Caro, I am so glad to vtth a kind of rapture. ii i .
. I'll, " � 24 . sorrow and pain; he was in danger of beautiful L<udy Adair no, one would have, story to end." .
J. aald � JaI4Au,1V(b- her. He implored bf ber to pardon him; recogmze Sam e aisy e. or aTen s sa, .
i 11 geath -and she forgot hi fault for , e he told her -that his love for her hid I . . I I .. 1� I I I L
.V .. KOJA 's," he replied. She clasped both biands more tightly Inz up lit , e sweet*
07,1 MA 11AR11113- 9UW01 La' t.1m, f orgot that he had never love She was greatly admaired. Tlip dark- say such terrible w * And she, looO
; , , L -f been so great that it had literally driven I . f .
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,,, W , her, 014t she had been 11109t Unhall1l, him mad, and that to his madness must ey�d Spaniards especi aly adni. I the But she, bending over him, sal in her own. ' summer sty, murintirs- I I
.� 11 g. CAMPMELIA .elth hdal-forgot all and evex,ythi , be attributed the wrong which he had ' fair, Idly like beauty of Sir CJ t --'-, ,,Caro, will you send for Lady May, "Owo," she said, "I give you back "I h&pe Daisy knows how dearly S, � � J
�� . � il t ��, wife. Whatever city they visited filiv- I Want to see her before I die?" i .the fair young love off yo= youth. Lady love ber boy." 1�' �
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. May, Promise me -that you will be kind
.1,11, I )IJ'aitorg 1� danger of death. ' . "I was never forone moment myself,o were eagerly Welcomed in the flr,�t The boy himself has not forgotten h14 I
�� GUAJIMAIA & OTA BURY' Sc . made all . es. If ft Clinton bad been indined ,-:, , CHAPTER LNIL , _*... to him, and marry him in timc-when lie mother; be has some memory of a pure, k : �
1, � � __ N ,Without loss 'of time, she he said, "from the night 'when I be- Caral . -11
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I . wmngemeute with herr mother. lieved that I bad lost you until I 16 to .jealousy he would -have been most 3)AISy'S REQ'UEST. asks youll, sweet face, and drIng arms that el,aspo,I �, _�
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. are sick unto. death; then, and then Only, Daisy; dying, and wishes to See so id. Ln - , .Ili
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� " i7 good wonian, plaintively, that YOU my senses came back to me, and I saw courtesies. It was all one to "Daisy is Sir Clinton to Lady 'Alay; 64Bat d-' !T'LY- "I cannot Promise- " followed by terrible Silence; he -has
I .1 theire was but ,ome face in the whole you," Wrote .t off must.; I cannot die until yGn vague memory of love �th
naways going away fTom home, 1 am what I ,had done; then, and then only, o ll m y at was d
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I * . I // 10 eure, thmt Bedinla wall be mistresspff the I knew that I had been on the Terge world for -her, and that was the face "I 11-W I do. Poor Caxo,! the -has -had no real and Sweeter, than any he has k.m.5r;i .
I / 4. ", I/ . 1�/ i . / /1, 4�4,4 . . ",mi4e, ,.happiness yet; let him have some. I since. He dimly memembers how somel
�� 1; /,_,..o / ..., housq; she was before. If your bus- of the deadliest crime. Alay, I have f her husband. The letter was Seat at once, but it
. 1_1� , I'll band as ill, how could he write?" Nj�hcn they had spent a year In . not the in peace until yon promise
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� , . 10 But Daisy listened to no remonst-r- was ever injured before; I will do my Spain, Sir Clinton asked .her if sfhe TreAyll Nest, and from there to Cowe% me, And when I am dwtl, said you look slonate tearts over him. He has been . I .
ft the front as th(t would retu ady up nit snell a sky as this, an covered with I to the cemetex7 at Seville, and they 61A
� &W - 13trands �0: I illice, and she did not rest 0 -min until best to atone for W But, MaY--Tv11nT, -1 home. She declined. Not so that some time elapsed before L . .
W. j)p its kind in th yet ---she was not ready just -yet, she CTImson clouds, ithink that I am looking balm that -his mother any there6 Erail .
� * ,st school �Of - be she Nme on her way to Boulogne. The t1is is the last cry of a broken heart- M,ay received it.
", . W, uravince. Our.� c6urseg, are * E[otel du Nord was soon reached, and to you. I can face my life'better if you fy�ld him; and be looked at her half She did not iose� one hour; she merely at You from behind them. Oh, Caro, glitnted, with puzzled eyes, at the be,%*I' . ,
I . ,*' yo�ad thogef Of the ordinary bus Were Daisy found Six Clinton !sick, al' will send me one word to say that you Nvoxi&.ringly. waited to read the letter to Miss Look- make her Promise?" tiftil fare of Lady May, kt
... 7 *1 I 9 school has, a "D , 0 you not tTlIbIt Me Yet, Daisy')" 1101b, Daisy, was this What you -want- . I
,,, ��# iness college. Thi. t unto fleatal, Sbe inquired hastily have forgiven me, .Ind that you a -re wood. "You axe m -y Inamme, naw," he Sam �
. W continental reptitatiollL for high be. asked; and she answered: "You must come with me," she sn,id; ed her for?" . and she replied that, Heaven bless!4. �
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PW joade work. We , - .1 "Yes, I trust you; but the truest wis- "Yes; I sliall die so hapl�y if I know ber, she Would bea good motherto h1uW . . : �
��,, I �, j, :04'k they told heir that he lind gone Out One I I and the kind-hearted companion did not I
I I I ra;tm,ents,;- ' t�ening and was caught in a violent dom is to shun temptation, not to seek in the least object. I that she Is going 0 be yourr wife. Pro- Three rears elapsed betweeni Dalsylig]
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�, * I Shorthand ard, TO * I , 6 heart he knew that she . ,,Daisy dying!" All through that long mise me," ,She continued, kissing the
1 . . . opmmercia , had begged him to .t;" nald in hi denth and Sir Clinwes, second mat,41 ,
L I regraphy, and the demand for # orm off rain. They — ., - was right.. journey, with the clang of wheels, and trembling band clasped in her own.
� ! .. ) 9 Vo Careful, as so mmY People '"'ewe 111, rJ*89V]A1 1p[au2tirads the throbbing of the engines, the befit- "You would not see me die unhappily, dage. The ceremony had been a v $
trained help Zrea,tl7 exceeds tn . "Whme sliall we go now, Daisy?" he quiet One, and they, ihad gone stralglif
I I � . � entexinp 9' but he laughed at all advd-ce, P9111111ps .0 9 I I I I the rush of steam, -%vuld you, Lady May? Whisper to me home to Eastwold. EMen they led 0
� . ,supply. students are. Z)MULUOR 13121) , .... 1. ly. ing of the waves, anc
, sooin- Y01 0 being quite Indifferent as to whether lie asked, gent t
W each week, and the i"i .."I'. -fUa, haPPY a046 Sir Clillt= b`4 -
I , t was whilt I - ... ,,, s1hould like to go to Italyt Caro 9 Ludy May heard thloseworas: Only one word, 4n.s,' it will give pence."
- � lelf. 0 were 91 or well. The reffill I .- 0 I 311106t use
ill, enter theo, bettler for youri � - "Daisy 9 dying!" fte must have whispered it, for a,
I" once, ',up' might Lave been ecpecfted, a severe and I � sbe-replied, and to Italy they Went. � Other words lit came a man of note and Tame. Thlay,
i , d.et our free caltaloine, at. 4p terrible low fever. Daisy Was taken - - . The little Clifton had grown. into a aunted her -those she sudden light canie over Daisy's fa,ce--a had but one little deughten As Dalst
1, U , I - A. McLACHIAN . . had uttered herself', � sweet smile played round her lips.
il . -be could "You have held a daisy In . "Then. at will had said, there was sonve justice ,In ft--*
L . I beautiful boy by this time
D. - at once,bo has room, as,herhad expressed �' your hand I
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.� I Trindpal. 0 n wdsh to that effect, and she stard- A01-1 " I walk and talk. Ho was a charming
I ! I I 4p Was odvX and have fluni it carelessly away." . Lady May had Sir CgUoo, but hew'"] .
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I t, . ,. * at the havoc that grief and illness "I'LlAIP . chlid, f,i'ir of face, with a. bold. bright mras it -so? Would she find Doiffy said, "and, Lady May, there is a kind was bear. . � I
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.F1 had mai Jo 4911 .0 a-ying of her husband'$' carelessness and They talk of ber f2i -low tones, a4 ., :�.
r", t as a child; his ban& were shadowy, his 00Z.V pugs wmi):L� Wr Clinton loved him very dearly; lit% ne.gleot? All plonve Heaven, no! Caro, but my son, will be ,his ,heir. Al -Y dw . ell lovingly on her memory. Once 9* �
I I., --------------- � ,& f,)rgot ,his troubles and trials ,when lie They never I mt;ted one hour by day or in and with
I I I a l III.& a.& 1. I son wi I be always near 311 boy gatlitred a simpte vMte fidd-dalst,
� �L;� . . I I ' in, to remind him of me; my soil will .1
)4 11 , . He looked at her when she entered With puli zardud . CIN I )ras with the boy; they were quite com- night until they reaphed Rollie. Sir Olin- Ili amd brought It to his flafluar. He ��
,�"!�, I I quivering lips. I srql oualeR I � panioils. Palsy'sheart mo -v li'Olt ivhoa t,,p. with his faimily and Suite., Were live in, the beautiful home that I ba.ve
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�,l , 1. . ,'It was very good of you to come, .049 lflxulftor� glie milv, bmv dt,nirly flio father loved the Maying ,it a ,lqr-,,t, housa in Via Condolt- never seen. There is justice in it� after
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"� 11 A r,17 lie faltered. "You beaP coals -audjln; 1002,ud %ail r pr w1o.m. the had once eared so little, 1,11t' (, 'tlwy be,sto:cd. I �� - he must never again ga&er a d-alay, f0s,
I I " Daas� I %. '.. - ,r -ered, so careWvx�,_�_ I- I "N'Ps." saic . a 7. -%,hen, they were gathered, they
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� 1� .� 11 Y, M. 0. A. BLDG_ o fire out my head." old -W ZO; GUZA& -11 * . cl"llto . .; ooii�17 I Sir Clinton" s a] fad" , �
19. I .) LONDON. ONT. "You nevew thought that I should re' -9UX11.10A 019ilrg eTqu3[.MXaa.1 4' � . \ras -*vith the gumtest difficulty they 69C&ro,t� she said, I*wni y.aa.,,I-v_ I I .4Ae& . .-- . ___,'', ___.- --- --7 .
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. t 4 PUSINESS and SHORTHAND SUBJECTS. , fuse, Caro; you knew me better dimn oxu stlqj $uoqu 'aoA 1191 s -a qor r0C0g111;Wd 1.1"Ill. Ile held Out his hand come in? I want -to see if he will like light, and tba mystic .1 I
. . istered last season upwards of 300 _( hours of twil
.. I 'theft, I should have come to Yon from P .. � b., grceth g to I-nd,N' -Affty. Lady Mayi" I of might, he often, 1110ard these, wordst ,
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;; One 'the 'Other end of the world, You have . ank q:ilil yoll have come," he Said. "It will agitate you, Daisy," hezaid. "You held a fladoy In your hand,
� a � y qualified regular teachers. Almeaulsoo 4SUo1pedT4SU111 0009 ,Daigy - I -Ln -y re.stless and asks Con- "No; let him come. Go yourself foe, .
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. .4 "I - trained help, Collegaf,hj session from ,$Yes," he Tepaledt grnveay, *80SUd 00LU -SP.To.a OOO�00:p hillally"'or �011." . him, Caro."
Vur 1.9;�vj papTATa AlaLf IT"or lll(,*�, said Ln(ly May, 'With Sir Clinton, quitted the room, .and : .., , - . I
I not die this time, Daisy, I am nXich . 1. THE END. 'I'T�w, ;-a# 1� I
I Sept. 5 to June SO. Enter any time. etird the d"iors dis- olq$ TI$Tm ,ffA,eUto1J0t(:E x1ro et[I nivering lills, "01), Clutou, is it POS' Daisy drew Lady May's face do.;Wn to . 1`41, .- I
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1 . Business ,lgree I thought that my life was safe. 3[00% 01RU19 tble. th-at'slie i y',ug'.1-th.bt Daisy is hers; the'spoke in quick, Short gasps, so Chahce For Praotica. I
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I � . "' * P is 1110,4t ,,� jln� . --," he replietl. "I ,have, given you xn7 husband," she couldn't loolt up to.1# . -1
. qJ, W. WBSTBRVELT, JR. J, W, WE*STFPV T, ill; nord, lest my illam should take a -T�ROU3[ So plal ,
. I r � PA I ,T _Z849 181RA00 I belk"Ve nothing but 1wr if tout'e dcsir() , , "and I am going to give you my "I have you fitted out" , . r : I
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. Chanered Accountant.. 5 sorious t O it better to Send .j o.q1,e.1I'zot11Au W- 30 you ha,,x kept her itlive so ]on " child -my owm boy. You are a noble "ITOw-, Pray?" I �� ,
I . irsta Principal, I for you.tp . . . . I see 9.
. " : . I I fl oo "What is it?" she coliti,lined. "What woman. Oh, promise me, -while God "Grab an 9viat0jr.of I 11 . I
. . Daj,sy, Ihnd taken off her bonnet an -amdes.,tivatm UT SAVU011. illed her?" I I i I . . .
i � .. elook. She Went up to Sir Clilitop and -or ias R hears yo,it speak, tbnt you will be kind _� - .. � I I �
r I I .p pta1�pT,rqvmtv,zA0Ai,r11Z0 641 Ile seemed to read her half-expremed I I I
. knelt down by his bedside. oubt .ind four Ili her face. to my boy, and love him as your own?" $care* Article. I I � 11
'83iLse'a"A Wvlmmw 3141- "I prowAse you that I will," she re- .1
ill !S like old times'" she said. I I 1
''I .1 -Tse you." .� "IVRY," lie said, t gravely, "many Sins ,pl`e& . "Have you a good cook?" � , 11 � . I I
- . 111roll liying ill,while I ul, I(.- at iny door, bu mot the faintest d1w Wyect�wv ITnvb A Conk. 0 �
4 1. . ^ASTORIA ... ""'tt VK0110110E '"Alamma, nramma!" cried 9, Sweet, ,,, ���
; %JV . '-pgligy" .0'Idd Sir ()1durton, � 11thete is 1AX . � t , T I I w of unkindness to my' Wife, Daisy. Wily the fily-nWing lullemle I . . ,�
I ,,� �J . Tor Jaantis t%04 ohildrem u0J;,1,,llg* lilce f1hity" for br liging it mon
I , I , . "I . . I � P11 VA1011XV, . i UH1141 Since t-weP, in plain Wordo-eame to Shrill little voice; and Daisy tried t* 'Vel),' am vool, mav 17,, � , `! k',t . . I
t� 'ArL IS Boughl jo h -'N PeAMSOB, Since 1 have been lying tny senses, I have been the kindes% the ratisye hel head. A faint; flush came, over I
I r Ile Kind Yop a e,Alwa! � MMMI Wie her fate, . . good cook llwf, days." . � ,,
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