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the night,
EARM ATONEIYIEN
TSistor,' 01(0 said; 'pray licomm that
BY BERTHA. M. CLAY,
Author or tt Thrown on Mao World,
"A. Dan entrod /Mb." etc.
••+...•43....,••••••••
41 I may not die.'
" 'Why, my dear ?' I asked. "More
aro root and pcaeo iu death,' -
" "There is something butter in life,'
o sho said. "Ehoro is flint; for repel llanco.
Pray for um that I niny not dio, but
that I may livo, and sulfur, and relent.'
'Von litter from hor, my dear."
"Yea" ropliod Agatha.
f ; Rot she took tho losson to lwaot, and
purer praycd again that she might filo,
d, day canio when to thu grcftt •
ea lief of madam°, tho eotint - was ablo to
r, bo carried home,
Agatha, too, was recovoring thon, and
had boom° a great favorite with all
the too.41 sit The improssiou that
her beautiful untural character niatio
11 thorn all was ao good that 110 one
11'1 h speted her, oven ever Se faintly,
of the least wremadoing.
CHAPTER X XXIX,
n,
"1 B..tVn ,41)N
Countess du To rutty sat alone in
0 la 1 .14111.6cent boudoir, a room eo
furnished that it might have
to rake one of 111e white eyelids.
"It is the braio," ho said to hims01
"I 1,0 10(1 as much."
"2.1,,st probably, sistor," lie 501(1, 010(1
"tine is tho swoon that often preced
brain fevor. 11 will go hard with he
poor child 1 Nothing is kuown 011101', I
supposoo"
"Nothing," ropliol the sister, olYhoo
they carriod in ntensiour lo 0011111, she
Was found jnst as you & 0 Ian 11011' 111 the
porch. Tito Counteow do Tiornay has
taken charge of her, as an act of grail-
- tole, she says, for her son's almoot
miraculous escape from (loath,"
suddenly the fair head stirred, au
the .boantiful eves opened wide, with
vacant stare.
"Vane 1 Vane 1" she cried, and th
doctor looked at tho sato!. "Vane
Cana1" sl • • t .1 -• 1 tilo locl
looking Nvisely 01 1110 sister. said •
"That is It natne-
..ft is a droll cue," said tlio good
'quit ti tl y arc:, jt.s.,
a 11'1 le ,11,,,11, 11,eitIJ1I. sta'"
; Pew vho 1
1111,1. 1, 1111' tit, If we know
st.tay cr it
0011, '18."
`•\• . „Ile!" 067,1 1,0 „;:•-1
1.. : : srbi!
"Vano,
11.r0 a 1,•,,171;', 111711:?."
t (non'
:" t••,., ei 1_ -1 : ger,
ea prepart.il for all empress. Tho
1,0:11 was a fit shrine for the hemisome,
t : ly Avointau who u.ed
„•11088 won, 1)11118 of (('11 11101)
ttit,.1110.1 01111 1010 point 1,,ee
m• iti , mond 11''5011111'•ill:ACTS,
,I1051,00:1 b1o011 the rich
1.1 0. \\ atit tl.11.11.ing do (ply. Silo
..5 o,-1),,1 a It Lot' thiit. morning from
'-:11.s.3oLg that the young Eng-
.... :...1 now convalescent, 1511,11 111,1
° o',. .1, wan Lett for ethyl,.
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'r. 2 0. :a% 01 5. 1.10, '5111 11111)
e • s 111. 17- , 11 to /1,k if 1110/
tt n 1 I,.1 yuerit to lier. She
\Vat; to be done.
;• , • . 1:10' (('5)1, end m (0
1 .\ 1!11,.
'•It. wilt 1,0 1:' hears you
my chi,1,' 1 stii..1; but A.!.:1111a onl
looked at 1101' 1. ;1h bes,eehing eyvS, ani
utter,. her 1: and cry
1"
"Drain 1101"," said the doctor, "ant
it Lo a 1111 case', bat 18 in goo(
1ta111,, YOU Cart CIa DritIting 1003:0 a
irr,s, iv; :bail 1100100 to the hood."
rah, sister took tho long golden
:15110rod lkr into
r :
‚(501,s-,ood 5 • ;. :"lo s under the
1. The 0101005 haa
, I 4,:t, 1)01 thty pur-
1 ! eloo. ,l a alain Hack ,lrea, and amines
t t1..1„.„ 111(1-1111,111 1.o 1 11.1a(10
• 11[A.: 11•111 111,, Lame contrast.
Th o 1 a elan lor figure oar. rah, I.canti•
..1 la. 1 hor in wonderin
1 atintiraMet, she 1.1,1y seeu
oio in her hand, tho lovim
heart shining out of her eyes.
os hope this will not ho cut off," sho
said.
"We will save it, if possiblo," he
replied.
"Vane, Vane 1" cried tho girl.
A burning flush mounted to her face.;
hor eyos were full of wild, burning light;
the whito hands beat the air helplessly;
the, golden bea(1 was tossed incessantly
to and fro; tho quick, rapid cry of
" ane, ano 1" never stopped.
"That will be trying," said tho doctor,
s8 the voice 10011)01 to a scream of keen
distress; "it 'i11 be very trying for you,
sister."
"It is worst) for her," said tho kindly
wonian-"much worse."
But the time came. when Sister Anua
woul11 have given anything for relief
from that omi pierciud cry. It never
ceased ; at ono time it was low and ten.
der, then it rose lute a prolonged wail of
despair.
As the fever grew higher, sho began
to tall) about other thim4s. She lay and
murmured something of n, chureh-Cf
fair•facod saint with a Paloabranch-of
her mother's grave ; but all ended in
the cry for - tine." Sho most have
suffered terribly, the sisters sail.
"5110 has a tine, though delicate, cou-
etitution, and tho fight will bo for dear
life," the doetor said.
The cottutess hursoIf cam() often to
bodside, and mom than onco her
eyes tilled with tears as she Imolai that
ever pathetic cry, "Vane, Vane 1"
Than came, the thno of recovery, when
by degrees the cruel mist cleared away,
and memory, mere cruel still, ciamo in
its place. Good Sister Anna will never
forget the day when the beautiful oyes
looked iu her own, and the weak voice
asked :
"Sister, where am 1"
"In the Hospital of St. 101111, 1117 child.
Heaven bo praisesl that you can speak
sensibly "
"Where 1 -in what place 2"
"You aro in Paris, my dear," answered
the num
"Paris I thought I livod by a lake,"
she said, "Paris 1 Ilow did I coin
here 1"
"I cannot tell you ; 00 found you in
the old stone porch."
Slowly enough the memory of it came
back to her. A stone porch, with a
great crimson lamp burning. Ali 1 and a
crucifix hanging on the wrdl. She could
sec the -white face and tie:crown-thorned
head, Why had shy couni there -Thou
she svas in a railway traiii, travelling by
511, 111 and by day ivith Rimed ; and then
was standing ou tho terraco, with
•- arie standinaabefore her, and tolling
a over aud over again, that sho had
ar been married, and she was not
. sorsa; wife. Sho remembered it all
Ewa. :Olio 1 ist tho g '11 11,, 1i1111 of
Cht 111.0
"do you thiiik
(101 1,) sooloa, dal?"
"I ''11')..,,i,ticar," woo the gmtlo
once or,
"oh, 1,110' for 1110 that 111105 die. God
hears Om rayons of good pooplo pray
that 11(105
"lkath 1)5 5101 always bolter than life,"
amid tho Mater. "Yon differ from 1110 1051
young girl wboin I nursed."
"Do 1? In what way 1" ello asked,
intorested ha what tho oister WPM stiyhig.
"Ali, my dear, she 018 a, young ;orl,
just like You, but Froneh-nob 'English; (
151101 1110 French aro so emotional, you
lcnow-so quick. She had boon in great I
trouble, and Om doctor said ho thought
sho would die. In tho middlo of 1110
night I was sitting with hor, and I shall
never forgot how I was startled at the
fat face wvro seen co ativautago
than 'would have been tne MSC in ilDy
011100 1. :11adamo noticed. Om air
of distill( tion, tho high-hred grace, tho
elegarce of evory attitado.
•• This girl is a lady," sho said to her-
! self-" a perfect lady."
Sho smiled Idndly, and hold out her
, jeweled. hand in greeting.
"1 ampleased to seo you, dear child,"
she said. " Como nearer to me."
A ottlia, went np to her. r
" should like you to understand,"
she said gooey, " the source of my in- i
terest in you. I have FM only ROD. Do
you know what an only son is to tho t
mother who adores him I adore my t
son -ho is tho whole world to me. t
Soma timo since, as you know, Ivo 00(0
returning from a bail together, and by s
some aoeideut onr carriage was nearly
dostrOy0t1, and ho was almost killod.
Ho was taken to the hospital, and by
the prompt, kindly skill thore displayed,
his life was saved. Yon, poor child,
had taken refugo there the same night,
and when Iheard of smu I volved, as an
society ('011 would worry wall,"
" Oh, no, inada1110 I 5111111 la
Tho W(itti 15100 WC) W J1151 li tlo paler.
1(1
IultryS," 010 replied ; " and yoor rau
so far above wino --- that I- wc
rather ;tot. If you aro l',"),1 ,n,H;;;I
tal:, any interest in ino. ,,,
1110 1,0 taught to work. I do loo
11015' that I C0111.11 0 111111. try tit
(1111' "Iwayri eto .love I, 1 I
leisnro to think 1 shttlf Most totrelyti
" It shall ho Ittit yttll WW1." 51111
What Nvould you 11.1. to 1
111)111 would you el 100s0 ?--Stutio
"
"I should like to 1nalto Rio useful
to others," sai41; " and 1 1
children. I think, luatiatne, if you
willing, I should like to be a governes
" 1 11111111 it is a very sensii.lo duel,
sion," replied madame,
She was silent for monio ininutos, dur-
ing -which Agatha watched her auxi•
ously. Then sho spoke.
W1:at aro your qualitivotions, 1
dear O" sho asked, .• What eotdd y
teach ?"
" :Music," replied Aaall,a, her fa
bright, ;thug-. undor.,ta.s.1 it wo
and Frunch, and Italian ; and. 1111111
0113 1L 1)0(111 English scholar "
A, very fair list of quail Omtion
nai.t madame, well pleased. "
cour4e, there will be a dilli'colty alo
situatiolle at first -you had latter tat
ono wit11 50101, ond stay with 11
as my. 0.,•Iprinion for Silt MUD
You can read to me, write 1
letkrs, r1ty tr) 111“ - for I lo
music. Von (10(11 not he gron--,y.ta o
11a)e 1,,,, 5,0.5; r,:.1 0,1:tet I hay., i
tots-- 1,1 :10 1 hr. 1,00 0::011 wr
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anywh,,re.,"
1 010,3111,
1410 ; " full of oro.
tudo. ,os, ..1 anno!
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1143 111.1 '11 yam.
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madame.. " course, you nvo gni
unprovidoti with dooss, and holeed
everything else 1"
•• I am, indoed," said. Agatha,
,Ifatianao opened. her desk., and tools.
from it a bank note.
" That will provido you with TWO (
three neat dresoeo, mid all that you
want besides," sin; said, " and you may
repay me, my dear, whon you grow
mcwo days, and Agatha was
nett,. 1101 in 1110 lua orioun mansion of
lie C.,,Intei,s Ticretty. Every at.
ention was paid to hor. She litol
00 very nice romre, and she had
hue for herself ; nothono W110 by no
menus an oxacting OM; liven 351 time
he became greatly at -oohed to t1
mantiful English girl whose swect fru-
vasidways BO Bait 1o0rti 1itir vory
much, and the more time she 510016
with hor the mow sho admired her, so.
purity of her charnelor, tho 1511.110,
noble simplicity that could hardly eve!,
...corie76
4 -F•17 ma?,
•
51
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11
omprehend deceit or to ea t mess in 011100.1,
10 15110511, opiritual min.1 ; the wry t1,9.
,oloe,1 SO IlUttli:11! 1, her of 1111111;as
num of bet105.0 ,Inai of earth, al
lamed the eounts.
"1 ou like to visit tho poor," slut said
to her one day; "you shall have ettri,,
blanche ; there aro ovor a hundred
families at least that .1 should like to
assist. Yon 811011 bo almoner."
And something of the old light camo
ack to her when 5110 was onco more of
150 to the poor. Tho intolerable senso
degradation under which she had
ufforod mid smarted, seemod lessened.
1100 more the swoet did its work
mong the poor wounded hearts, brought
uslaino where darkness had long
famed.
The first day of her residenco in that
;sorb maueion, tho couutess asked 1101
hat as hor namo.
act of gratitude to Heaven, I would tl
inako you nay special care. Aro you s,
willing that this should he so ?" •
" Yon overwhelm nu) with gratitudo, el
madame, sho replied, sioth tears in her
oyes.
"Nay, I would not do that, dear child.
You agreo to becomo my charge -that
is well. Do not think that I wish to
pry into your life, or ask any questions;
there is but ono I must ask, and Illy
heart answers it before my lips speak
it. One cannot help seeing that you
1
b
ot
have had a laisfoatuile of soma kind or g
other. Toll me, quite frankly, has it 0
been your own fault?"
To herself, this kindly lady admitted. 011
that it would. be just as easy to emus() re
au angel from heaven.
Agatha looked at her with a pale, su
tearless faco.
"I hardly know how to aussvor your
quostion, madame," sho said. "1-1011
far I am to blame in tho oyes of God I
know not. I never had the least inteu-
tion of wrong in my life; but 1 am afraid
that I am weak, credulous, and ignor•
ant enough to stand worthy of blame
02
012
vo
beforo !lotto= 1111
" Poor child!" said madame, think. qu
ing how wicked ally. one must havo boon
to take advantago of such innocence as ,
01
hers. ha
Very hard and labor things havo
boon (05111 to me," slit; continued; "
cyanid tell you if I deserve thom,
can only say that of myself 1 would at
any thue iirefer dealt to sin • but I have
been mum! agamst. Madamo, lay eh(
clear young mother mulled 1110 Agatha ,thu
after tam fair young saint on tho old 1r0
church window -a saint with a halo 1 "
round lier bead and a palm branch in 'la
ow
rigl
"There is nothing in a name," said
aclame, laughing, "still I 111UFA havo
e for you -sou ought to be called
ily,' you are just like ono. Yesterday
lion you threw my blue shawl over
ur arni, you lookod to roe so exactly
o ono of Raphaol's Madonnas, was
ito etartlotl."
"31y Immo is Brooke," said Agatha -
silo tho countoss had boon. talking sho
d been thinking, and tho result of her
cision was that oho -would take ro
falso Immo, that Alio would 1058 110 roloo.
disguiaos. She had dam nothi»g dolt
had compelled lier to Malo hersolf, "aly
Immo is Broolco," ropoated • theo
bowod hor head, whilo a groat, fitful
311 roso to her face, "I will not hide
111 you madame," she said, "that for
hoot thno in my lifo, bore another
1310 Nvbich. I equally belioved to bo my
n ; but I had boon doceived; I had no
it to it,"
Igor hand, and her story is this, that silo
proferred to die retina' than to offend
God. I would do just tho same,"
The fair, pure faco, the tender eyee,
tho sweet, sensitive lips, the cloar,
vibrating voice, all impressed madame.
" I boliovo you," elai said; " and
trust you. Tho quostion is at an encl.
Whatovor misfortune may havo boon, it
was not, I am euro, your fault, Now
you intuit deohle your life la your OWil
way; 10a00 h110 decision with you.
You aro a, lady 2"
"1 am a dootor's daug,fhtoa," add
Sgatha, simply, and madame smiled.
"By appoaraneo, education, and man.
And madame rospootod the frank
young soul that strugglod. against all
deceit and untruth.
A
hap
He
worn
hon
Aga
foot
Cou
tho
pro
nor, you aro evidently a lady, woll you
pialilled to take your place in any and
society. Now I. offer you your choice. A 10
adopt you, in gratitudo to tIoavou. sido
You will forgivo rny frank speaking if I wom
toll you that yens aao so beautiful and in t
whining, that if 1 11101Q11111110 you into nee
11 went on gayly, pleasantly, and
pily until tho young count returned.
had been in the south of Prance fol
o '(1001(5 for Ills lioalth, and returival
1 and strong. Ho had boon in tho
so sumo fow days before ho own saw
0110.. When thoy mot, it was at 1.110
of the grand staircase, and Henri,
1111 (10 Tierna,y, good in (10111105 at
fair English gni: Ho made her a
found bow, Ho was a lino, gallant
ng follow, bravo as 10 lion, but vain,
he 001151(101011 himself irresistible.
olc from his lino oyes was, he eon,
red, all aarow in tho heart of any
9.04 Franco was the filleSt wintry
he world ; Frenolinion tho grandest
; Vrench women adorable.; Vreisch
ao'
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writes- [They gave the highest Anti/traction.
writes- Lhava experionced grant satisfaction rrom their We.
„it°, give n clegrer and purer light under gas than rmy
have previously obtained here or elsewhere.
%wit,- For ease or comfort they extol any I have ayes used.
Carelitlly constructed, good llefimng power and glosses
I in each frame of equal focal length.
writes- Of the comfort und nrostanag experienced.
writ._ .1 I noitle,ro,expertoneed any strain upon iny eyes tifto using
writes- That hentindi them sunerlor to nay praviously mach
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Using ono pnir Lnurtmee's spas for years with
grant satisfhation and lienelit to my eyes.
writes- Ira is more thou satisfied with dm seelection
writes- The glossas milt achnirably and give every satisfaction,
f the grant comfort end relief found in tho wearing
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