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0811100 1 01018 RHELEMATISM GOES
and I clonIt think I um. She -is just her '
mother over again, Mrs, Gray lived on
in limiting her lite easy and pleasant: IF HOOD'S IS USED
her friends for, years, They showered
gifts ori her; they vied with each other
she had a Pretty eharmIng way , The' genuine old reliable Hood's
and why? Was it because she WaS incira
descrying, .inerri to be pitied than Mb-
' erS1 NOt a, blt of 1 1. It was because atirsaparilla,coerects the flOid 001171i -
me could resist., :I know the typo—t1O' tion of the blood arid builds tip the
h•nek;0:: •• 117;1;117wba,:1:011.:.:ewlIts177ti."I':::;10'!: tieM bpauge it rielinses the blood.
It driversiolut rhomxia- .
:.:::11117 y100511', jtues ts:susecti: 10.0e DI107alied,'°'"f Pthk r.3-111 1:01::: 7,:atie, :Lin el any temseens of
, - A 1.0k of inteame pain came into the , ,,, .., L.,
CHAPTER I. .-.. go 'on my own.' I rather think 1 shalt C100 11' race; then, es if ashamed 01' ee- eases nie' wOrie over.
"Fancy, leaving me a" - farm:" FelicttY There is no better remedy for skin
itsstoVall the qatives—if there are anyci • 1,1;to•pljeg XIV, IlEcelingi 10 l'+8 Cbcsi4i. bc-
disgust on her PrettY facie. WhY not sweet voice anq with a gafetyoth'at waa friend's heart, folloAd her lead. ana tile, rheumatism, stemma: and kid -
a publie-house while he• NjIaS about it? ' t"gell'er— nee; tronbles, general. debility and all
cos tee next hour—their last
the other." .
I am. sure" one would be as suitable as
"That doesn't sound very "grateful,"
Miss Chester said rather sharply, "Why
nishaotttiled,1he deaVe you anything for that
Or, Felicity's Intieritance.
11 • to • • ee• and I don't It has been successen y used for
exelairhed, with an exaggerated look of seal's' '11 leheul6se itinikete
141 awed 1)11; 1t1g1t1'. ;.1/e'l.,4,1 and blood diSeases, for less of appee
Infectious --
"She's a pretty little glrl frOM 'No-
where,
Nowhere at all"
In a house very small, ,
T'Ini.es ten, miles from a railway station,
No .nathe or nunilser, so lovers never
call,
On the pretty little girl from '
Fel c. ty (Itto 101111 11,1 .1111110 101.10 100
mentioned ; ills •arieing f rem impure, irrspever-
', 4shIct6isatei‘ninteniciezses(alrly)lotood:saffer, Start
tatieultVlit°011elee ecB)c'illt(ly 00,s9ots'a pr7117,elit:iiisessitCc011a.0
ter's words. They consecl her to hest -
and repealed her offer, though her coax- treatment at once. Get a bottle of
"Because I'm his sole surviving rela,'
tive—or 1 think I ara. And I'm not
grateful—I don't Pretend to be. Do I
look like a farmeress, Alias Cliester?
Can you imagine me worrying over
chickens andcalvfts, and playing about
In a damp dairy?,
Miss Chester glanced disaperoVinglY
at the lovely petulant face, the idle
white hands, :the graceful, rounded fig-
Ure—eVery mirve of which spoke of In-
dolence. Felicity, -had perched., herself
'on the and 'sat Swinging 'tier little
feet, In their dainty buelcled• shoes With
a coolness arid delf,,possession that se-
eretlY amazedthe third'. ocCupant of
the room—a girl about Felicity's own
age, with. a ,thin expressive face , and
somewhat wistful dark eyes:
Mil RAID PLANNED
LAST OF JANUARY
Both girls had been under Miss Ches-
ter In their High School days. .1 0Yee
Hamilton loved her with a devotion that*
only seemed to Increase as those days
beerune more remote, and was proud
that she could call her friend; but she
would not have dared to behave •as Fe-
licity was doilig,Felicity, whom at
times Alias Chester. seemed almost to
I can't imagine it," that lady
said dryly, "Do you think your 'Uncle
George did when he left you the farm?
I fancy, not. But vehy look so aggriev-
ed? A farm means money whether you
want it or not, You can sell it or let it.
"That's juSt what I can't do! You
Nowhere at alit
Big and entreaties • were vecy Ilattei;ing He dr , „ema frm yourono„.1„..
to the 10.1101y 001) perplexed yirl. 1110)'0 S !•• ctl3, eIn
took away from her satiafection in get- est druggLit. You will be pleascd •
ting onl of an awkward for the results.
Felicity was not long in F/t110,11011 getting her with
• consent. :tad the,v sobered, hoi .1 3 •11 1150
She laughted go happily, so mischlev-
, pi °apart of EL free and happy Month.
011815', that even Miss Chester found She had to take Felicity into her con -
herself smiling In sympathy. 0118,00 and beg he, not to tell her
"No lovers oyer call!' 0110 echoed, friends she wae going 'with her. Mr.
"That will be something new for you, 1111 lison took It for granted she Was 110-
Child.” Mg straight to London, and .01. was
"Won't it?" gaily. "Well, I'v0. made best that others ahould think 00 too.
up my mind to one thing. IC 1 have to "You are a goose not to have him,"
lose my farm—and I shall if 1 . can't Ives Felicity's frank comment. "You
'stick it'—1 shall come back and marry could have packed those odious children
Mr. Carmichael, for I'm tired of being off to school and had a :splendid time.
poor and•doing without things." Isn't it funny • that we should both
Mi. Carmichael was the 'Mayor of
•Wilminster, a rich bachelor consider-
ably 'over 'fifty, who made no secret of
the fact that he had fallen a victim to
Pelidity's blue eyes anti WaS only wait-
ing for an opportunity—and a little
mOre encourligement—to offer her all
his worldly goods—and himself.
At another time Miss Chester would
have had aomething to say to this
speech, but to-nifr,ht her mind WILS full
of Joyce Hamilton, of the short time
they would have together, and it was
with relief she se, that Felicity WaS
about to take her departure,
"Good-bye, liliss Chester," said she,
offering he' cheek to be 'kissed. "I hope
the Brisbane girls won't be such Mae
haven't heat•d eVerything yet. I no not nends as we were, la -tit, oNc.e.
live there."
to have it at all unless I consent to YOU change your mind and decide to
"That's rather an odd condition," Mies share my exile, let me know. 10 would
!dr? yoN good --you look all eyes to -
Chester said thoughtfully. ' • n ght.
'Odd? I cell 11 a mad.idea. The silly 'When the door had closed behind her.
old thing thought his precious farm was Bliss Chester drew Joyce down beside
a second Garden of Eden—I've heard her on .the couch.
leave it to any one who wouldn't value . "What's the trouble ? • Another pitiful
"Well, dear?" she said gently.
mother say so—and he didn't want to
lawyer Writes. The whole thing its a littie Ellisons getting too much for
letter from your mother'? Or aro 4110
it.' He SayS as much In his will—so the
PlVe of spite.
' it •!" ! echoed
have the °bailee of mar .
men? I wish Mr. Carmichael 'were holt! vies ut the world have (1011hbed wha-
lers. Graven Image ---wouldn't it looit ther the perfection attained in tar -
A
lovely With ll hbetteryphen?—youfor e
wo't. I • • ice in
geb practice ot peace could
!mow you. the m,nso I
won't quarrel with you about it." be approached in the stress of a
•S•
(To be continued.) battle -The Engineering, News
NAVAL MARI{ S 31 AN Sill
Woderful Skill of the Man Behind
the Ginn.
Many persons Who itre familier
with the wonderful marksmanship
of the gunners of the leading ne-
as nice as yours! Well, If you won't he
GE
points to e recent nmatiteuv:aotlim.a'a.ptnifiE.2.0ei
RII.AN AIRMEN rnwhenatt.e'asmaaelliriavlellyoubse
by a fighting ship at long range.
FLY OVER CALAIS Aside from the problem of attaihine
the exact range there are many
otheigJie considered, such
as inaeetiracies in the gun, or in
Fire Wes Opened OR Them by the projectile itself, the influences
Emir Freneh Gunboats in of wind, and the changes in the ele-
• . the llerhor. vation of the gun catteed by rolling
A. despatch front NOrth-western sea's. 'The engineer," says the
"Engineering News, "takes off his
France says: German .airme-n seem
hat, metaphorically .speaking, to
now to have inasignrateel eannething
vreani,ei, 'the man behin.d the gun,' whose
like a daily air service, wonderful skill and .careful use. of
YOu 7
times they .cl-rep a few bombs, and
an.,,oeir :.gai 4, ,, Jaya. ,aey, kin a,.feiv. saulttess.tin1134tthteclee.ti.eesimiltaszv.aeli,e4sa.alsey .
and other circumstancee.. permitting,
his instruments achieve such re -
along the northern ocaet line. Some-
woine - and. -children.: On other: ui,!a'6.Y(4,w7h(4.i.•edt ;1,1=11"1:e-ithnioc.(41,710:9:4ar.I...4;11n- •-..
occasion's- they einiplae flutter along facture,
capalale of,euch•clese_shoeting. The •
'marry Jilin last night. - •Of - course and heel: again, witheat doing any
Modern hiahenewer rifle may al-
calle. gee'eleeee •' • '' - - . a h - .`i . .
mealis that •I• roust leave—as soon as I dame e even to no 1-comba. tan s
mos e compared 0 .an .astrono-
Mies Chester was silent. She .ivas an '-•!..- ___,•:_._____ , hiplaner, app earea
ve.„3, mical. inetrument in the..aelcuraey.ef.
unworldlY woman, with lofty- Ideals .of. over .i...altrie reaentiy, ilsing
.„-„, its svorkmanship ; .but although th
life and Old-fashioned' iiewe or love•am! high. ,F•our Freach gait:boats in th
astronomical 'instrument ,is eare•
harbor man:ne,d their guns and sent
them a volley weieb1 fully protected againet stresses tha.:
of welcome,
might interfere with its accurate
apparently was sufficient to keep
spot, work, the gun and its mounthe ate.
them out of range of any -
subjected to enormous stresses aad
worth bombarding.
waited quietly. for the Geemans to must maintain its accuracy unini-
The airguns i.n the fortifications thocks, notwithetanding. wheii it
• ,.--.—..4.
tome within raege, het they never paired."
got a chance, nor etEd the soldiers:
N'ature Study.
on hied and the s.ailers in the hex -
bee,. whese fire sva.s held in pre -
School Teacher—"What little bee
parallels..
Dunkirk Wills notified iCit the, Gee- cau tell me where is the hume e: the
man visitors. aerival, ana Coreman- swallow I" .
der Samsoe and a Fruich aviator Bobby --"I ken. please."
them out; 'On their .return voyage, Bobby—"The- home af the swal-
Robby."
went aloft. in the hope of elating Teacher—"Well,
but the .air ens. not clear •enough, low is in the stommick."
and the Germans managed to get
awa • quite :lately.
Turkey 'Ignores Protesta of Greece.
Once•more the color rushed into the
was quite little, and mother wrote to .
1 girls cheeks.
You see, father died when
her uncle George—he was only my great ' !011, Miss Chester, what sharp eyes
her. He said if she would go. and.,liVe you have! I meant to keep it from Yoh
Wftli -him. at the Valley ..FarM -he..iyould, 1-f,cuI......coyuml,cli: .1aisttaee,ereinneidngtot000biatutot .1bohath,%.
uncle, you know—to ask- him to help
he had. Mother wrote. back t that - she. been wretched all day, Something
would rather starve than be burled allve• dreadful 'holo happened!? She hicl her
glye us both a home and -leave her all
—Or something like that, and he never face against the other's arm and lower -
forgave her. They • never got • on . to- ed her 'voice "Mr. Ellison .asked one 11
to
gaiter. Alother had no patience with
uncle George." .
Miss Chester thought that a different
VieW might be equally true, retnembem
ed the Pretty, frivolotie Widow. and
gaieties of a big town and her own so- marriage, She would Moe 1
del triuniphs before move solid bene- but contempt for Felicity's little
could well imagine her putting the
" d
im- 110W he has paid me
schemes; yet she caught herself won-
dering if Joyce had acted too hastily—
fits for herself and her child. out," Fe- for it was eviden't she had refused her
d ever for a menient
Count Zeppelin to to in
Person a Flea of 'Vein
A despatch from London says:
The Amsterdam correspondent of
the Daily Express reiterates the
mueh predicted story of am, attack
by a -fleet of Zeppelins and aero-
planes• on England, 'wad -says that
preparations are nearly complete
for carrying out the 'project. Ten
first-class Zeppelins Wal 00/1s1(itute
the attacking fleet, which will be
under the personal command of
Connt Zeppelin. Hon 1180(10 of pro-
fessional and .amateur,airmen have
volunteered to take i,art in the at-
tack. A large number of 'aero-
planes, hydro -aeroplanes, destroy-
ers, torpedo boats and submarines
will accompany the big airships.
The orders will be to cripple the
main British fleet and attack LOB -
don. It is hoped that the expedi-
tion will be ready to start in the
last days of January.
Sound discretion is not SO 11111011
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Betty went on. '"rlic farM has been in
the family for hundreds of years and
Ile didn't mean me to sell or let 11 —
which 1 should have done like winking.
13tit 18 l'in.harcl up lie 1111.0 given 1110 the
chance 511 having it—see?"
"You always are hard up, Felicity,"
Joyce said with a smile.
"AlwaYS. But I'm 10 posittve pauper
this year. Two of my cottages are
empty. and I had to spend a. whole
year's reitt on Laburnum Villa before
that horrid lilt's. D'Arey would talce it.
So hillatt wouldn't let me refuse orr-
heee—as 1 wanted to. She says we
must go and see what It ,
001. Velicity, would it mean gtvIng children had grown to love and olio
"Yes—to live In the loneliest valleY last time she met him for sending Mies
her, Mr. Ellison had thanked her the
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eon ,
thought of doing anything else. He wart
a good man, it a somewhat grave and
silent one—characteristics that had
caused Felicity to dub him the "Graven
Itnage"—and almost any w0111011 WOUld
have lieSitated before saying "No" to
the ease and luxury she would have tts
his wife, Aliss Chester had considered
Joyce very lucky when she had got her
the post of reSident govertiess to the
governess to the solleitoes motherless
children; for thougd they were spoilt
and tiresome, the girl's somewhat dell -
nate health had improved during the
11 • she had been there. 11•10e
Imaginable, where thele 0601 09 010 a
neighbor. and the nearest town is miles
away. And 1 loathe the country! But
It won't come to that. Teliza say.% We
mUst try it for a month, but at the end
of that time I feel convinced 1V11,11111 -
stet. Will see Inc back again, It's a good
thing it M june. There may be some
compensatiOns."
"Compensations!" Miss Chester ex-
claimed. "I. wish T could go into the
country for a month. Think' of the
peace and beauty of it, child—the soft
airs. the wild flowers, the laughing lit-
tle brooks, to say nothing of the bliss
of getting aWay from one's felloW creat-
ures, 'What do you say, Joycer'
"1 should love it," she said with fel.-
Ifer eyes glowed, It11(1 a. delicate pink
flushed her cheeks, making her loolt for
10111111 happeocd mid spoilt everything.
Alias Chester's thoughts new rrom his
beautifol house in the best. part of
"Wilminster to the shabby I 1 111 house
at Camberwell, where Joyce's motile'
struggled to bring up six children on
her tiny pension with the doubtful hell
of lodgers. TheY had removed to Lon-
don 1.910 years before on the specious ad-
vice of friends, but it had been an un-
lucky venture, and Joyce, Who had been
left behind to earn her living, with Alias
Chester's help, had been equally unfor-
tunate—till this hist sithation. Miss
Chester found herself thinking what a
splendid thing it would be for Joyce's
detu' onea it only the But here
8110 pulled herself up with a feeling of
e • me bricks and mortat•—and. if I could,"
shame,
"1 told him I should like to go 11(onCe
the 1110111ent RS pretty as Folic .',
somebody to Miltlatter said, "end lie—he a• • il ii t I' • b '
Joyce'e low voice went. on,
to ee . . u Ne cell won-
" 'ileaVen sends
haval-M1,90100onds to those who db,e,legn"nileg
l,.__wIteels.eidies'",°11(iimgy% nie• teagne't
laughing.
she turned away, and went on' with' my fare, rt may be months bel'ore r get
another post—especiallyu as yoare go -
e no teeth,'" Mime Chester
under her breath.
the worlc that the entrance of the IWO Ing.:Dai0d1aisVf;:. milso„ 0eem angry. clear?"
hirls had Interrtipted—tidying her writ- •••Well, he Wasn't exiwtlY Oleased, 1
Ing,table. She toolc no Tart • Or a time
In tlic talk that followed, but there Was 9V0010
1111
en tinxiona logic on her face as she sort- think he ...was hurt. He .aidalitihih„e1,
send the .children to their aunt.'s to-
ed papers and. tore 111) letters, Surely morrow; the servants cou
gone with them, or was taking. my holt.'
.005100 looked more "fragile than usual
in ca,„0.,,,,,t. day—whichever I liked. He seemed
to -night --or was it only very sensitive about 111 and I MITI sure
with the other 511)8 bloom and fresh- 1 ano (mite es anxious that people 01100111neSs? They were the same age, she
not know its he is. 13ut what shall. I do,
knew, but to -night her favorite 10011511
fully five .Years older than her careless AtIss C,hester?"
laughing. friend. A veNied expression "It hs iitiatqy the end of the month—
vent:teed- the (1111110115 one as SI10 glanced YMA will get your salary then." -
1,5 0:11„ts pi talt.i.:
Hamilton to come rolincl for -1t?i10110, inn'tilicht1.1.'"Jien-:.„'•(cleitl.till'01 It.te,eatd•eYti, a innd
., day ing tone.. "I had to ask 10!,',Allison to
at the clock. She had sent I,
n nd to say good-bye. for the
she \‘'10 StMl`tIllg for Brislatb, , 11 11 advance It last .week. It was fol' itio
'the post of head -mistress in toi lin- rates—Mettler Was nearly frantic, L
portant :school there. Her patticing 10 110 have only a few shilliags for myseif,"
all doneas the bare sitting -room bore There was a look on Miss Chester's
'witness—and she had looked forward to face that few of the Nigh School girls
a 11411511 110U1' With her old pupil, but the had ever seen there afS she stroked
two girls had met at the clooi.,end joyee'a hair with tender fingers.
entered together, and ever sine. F
celicity "You make me Wish 1 Netts not going
Gray and her affairs had pu1 eVerything away to -morrow, 91' else 11110,1-1. could
else n the background.
take you with me,' she said,: "Is Ai
".1dasyour unele George been r.
I
(lend Ellison quite 0101nf the question, dear?"
•
long?" she heard Joyce ask. "Oh, quite. 1 .could .1101 do it — it
''No'—only ii, few weelca The 1010' 501' would be wrong. And It wouldn't mulc
wanted me to go to the funeral—theritany less wronc e0,,,,,e 11‚411" joirt;,
o. would it?''
wam
s rib one 'elSe. it- seemed—but .they're . fr other people
such, doleful thing8, 00 T. had a, con venl- ,,Ne,
aic„hildJo.yeeNa
0111illnees. I didn't think there Was . . o? Tvme inydou orthIoumgl1 vt
111,111110141 to be gained by it. or I shouldt,thpe „beamhe,im4,'mothei0r,gyf.
lliativye seoene. mT. w
islh I robPar
edrtyno, wan; dT caeUctiildd-
1yH„1.1i0ee8o11h,, Mistaken, D.o
ed whether it Was worth giVing lip ?
everything else for t" m,m,,,ehe0,Qi,, y, o11
u0
w1,111,110.nt
a0ny0 1. 111
MISS Chesters 101' curled, end she igt o with Peilei Le• IA walkI
ie
Pigeon -holed sonle papes 1111110 VitIOUS- LICh (11 el Loget 110111 nw.v I mighT-
t
ly. How characteristic Butt speech 10,11 0„ 0°1110,10111I10100e the month was
wasor relict tyt . up if I entered one or two registry 01'-
"01010 Will Ilea 11188 the month in the 111091 but—but 1 can't stay 10 AVIIrn111-
country?" :Joyce's soft:voice werit on. • at! " ... • . . 1 like it.
m- 1.11 1 I do Ite—lic woman.
would It be selfish of mo to go?"
"Not ot all. She hates change at any .
time, and 1'01 afraid She will he lost ".:61fish?"
Well, I shouldn't be earnitig any,
, . •
wIthotit her shopping', and the bustle
and, noise of the streets; 'But .0115 ha.s - th 1.1110, iincl I can't 'really idford to be
dle. When.' think of mother T feel I
got. it 1,110 her head that it Is 10 mY i
. advantaae to go, and I can't move her, Ought to go us a servant rather than
Tt's 1131 her foult,--and I shall tell her,80 that, But this is such a chance. I
Sh8. grambles."
shotild love te go with Felicity."
Eliza Wilkins was Felicity's servant An anxious look came into Miss Ches-
il'
and honsekceper, as she had been her 10108 face,
inother's• befoae her, -a. faithful but I "I cannot underfitand why yoti ace
,,co fond of her, Joyce," she said. "Never
,
A despatch from London says;
The Daily Telegraph's Athens cor-
respondent reports that the Greek
Government is aeavely concerned
with the increasieg strained Grieco-
Terkieh relations. The Greek &p-
ip:natio and Consular representa-
tives. in Turkey, the correspondent
says, are receiving.intolerant treat-
ment, being sh.adowed by the
lice and spies, arta that the °frit:jai'
protests by the Greek Minister arc
ignored.
The Earl of Derby in a speoch
Liverpool eaid he believed a raid by
• • Great Britain on a
Clematis on
comparatively large scale was like-
ly, He thought the enemy would
land ie this country, but would be N[tir HcgR3,-i [-Fig
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A despatch fialn: London says :
The 'ilk:ming Post's 13ucharest cer-
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his son and sal .1 :—" Look here, r.,`i.•:--11,e`o,1 nr"1 ''' ' •
Tom ; it's pi:lir-11,v no use my trying 1;:sa-liecoril n • 1.6.n " ' •
1,,,Ittban ilto at it.. W0 ran sanolv ynit 11
uo I.. inVoll,,f,lt,,y0011 want ig not in into llst le:
ibe S.0 11 , "I shan't have 314>11 it." "Why
3ray ?'' exclaimed the astonish -
en "Because then, repliec
the unabashed, "I'd have to pay. the
trying woman, who slaN es
wilneered Over her young mistress by Were lwo airls more unlike. I would
'tiller you went with anyone than with
Here Miss Chester InterVened. her, thourh I don 1 see tI111' help t or i 1,
11.11' IV.
"if 1010011 doesn't intend In 0,111110 the and I wouldn't for the world add to
best. of things you 111051 spare your- your trouble." •
solves the trouble of going. It will he Joyce sat silent for ti, moment, 100
n ruise"able month for you MAIL and 11011 to spealc. There were tears in her
you will be tlionkful to gel back home." eyes when tit length she looked up, and
leelicity turned' a pith' of aliPealing her volce trembled,
blue eyes in her dh•ection. 1 "Why do you dislike her. 'Aliso Chester
'0 111,0110,, ATMs Cheater—that's just --for you de, 1 have. often 11511 It. To
what; 1 say. 0)111 what can I do? Iilliza me she seems so sweet. so dear. 1 11111111
must go to do the work, even if she hor vory faults are lovable, 15 it b0 -
would consent to lie parted from me. catise She is such a bottertly font never I
which she NV011i(111' 1. She'll have 11 (30(a1,1 all Y tlli Mg useful?"
frightfni lot to do, 1 expeet. 00 She'll be "No, ;Joyce. It's because she's 11011
-ail vigil!: but 1\115.1 will become of me true, She's false and shall OW, 11.:, her• 1
with nor n, person' to speak to?" She mother was before her, 1111en she's sel- I
up that horrid teaching. and come w.tli 1...1:00110, 0 Al iss.10,0,0,11 essotegr,,,,,iiei,lolua,,v_en'8.11t, e 41>011>1.,
I
turned impulsively 1.0 .1105100.Do 11,100', lish to the core—"
me, 'I: want 79111 111500 than the Graven
Ss
Tmafr,e -and his spoilt khldles. 11 would Ln make people haPPy-,--"
make f' a different thing°- - it a11-°det
her' W
"hen It sults her," the other inter -
'We'd haVe quite a g00.11 time. .i.,0 saY
you Come.
Once rnore the light came into Joyce's
eyes, the color to her cheeks. 'Micro
1011.0 something abOut, her to -night that
Miss Chester could not understand
Mao anything impoened to tweet her?
Had she had bad news from home—Lhat
home in London Bat lay so near .licr
heart, that was suelt a constant drain
upon the grave and unselfish "eldest
girl?" She found herself lisLerling 1011N -
thusly for her 11.11SWer, 11 crime at
length—almost with a soli.
"011. if I only coold, Felleityi ''You
don't know what it would mean to me.
T have never livocl in 1115 COU 11 1.11Y, oVen
1011 a day, Mit 7 have dreamed of it, and
have longed for It all my life, BLit I
can't go with you—it's no use asking
me. , Only 1101000 1 soulIl,"
l•Ter voice was so charged with .01110'
(1011 that Miss Clicolfor wag afraid she
seas gang. to,breaa down. But Felicity that mattes her a little selfish, but I
did not seem to notice .1 1. 0115 slinned don't think She'S false. I think you
graCeftIllY from. the table, and shoolc miejudge her, Miss, Chester=indeecl
nu,t,whAri, Rt,hheinte. Ills'euSpril.)0se I shall hiove to do,,,ew.ell h
ope 1115 wrong, dear, for
.•
lol.
"But she's so lovely, I'm ne-or Ltrecl
of. looking at her."
"You 11111011 with Shakespeare—
'There's nothing 1 1 I can dwell 111 011011 a
temple,'" Miss Chester 0011111 not help
spoiling. "Prettiness is 110,1111'a virtue,
my dear. It's more of ten an nd 1010.1101)of pure selfishness. If Felicity had liv-
d fey others—had thought of any one
beside herself, she wouldn't have such
roses in her cheeks. The right path is
an upward climb, child, and Pilgrims
don't have dimples."
• She 'drew her fingers lovingly clown
the girl's thin but delicately -curved
1110011.
"I think it's just a matter of tent-
perameni.,” Joyce Sald thoughtf,ully,
,"IfelicitY can't help taking things easily
--any more than I can keep from worry -
'11 Then everyone spoils her—perhaps
,Aclies and pains would not be so
had if they 'didn't get 'busy at the
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