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A li.we Sunffight Soap 'Will. clOan
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cut glat;s 0,11.1 otlwr 'Lr'Licles until .
they shine and sp4rlde,. \Suplight
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101 am waiting to see the Icing," saw.
she, I'Little caskodea's friend, Bran,
Sevret of film SaIliecega. .
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N`P-Nt to mysolf I vol)(10111ned those
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wrotelied girls for leaving Brandon to
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don, has been arrested for a brawl of
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porlsh--l1randon, to wiloili they both
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some sort over In London, and tile 1,1,d-
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oweid so mucls. Their selffshuess turn-
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will and Lad,v Jane have importuned
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ed file against,all womanklud, .
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You dQu't and calil"t if your Stomach
to Obtain big releaw. which I have
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I 11111 not dally this time. I trusted.
1sweak. A weAkstomacb does not 41. .
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I promised to do. Perhaps your grace
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to no. Lady Jane or.Lady,Mary. 1 de- 1
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gest all that is ordinarily taken hato It#
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It gets t1re4 easily, 4nd what it falls to ' .
of earrying my request to the Icing.
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'(all )"Im 411' I did not clIt'll' -It the
digest, Is, wasted.
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esty In London, Rita 1 5110141a like to
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marry the French Icing or the devil I
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as k you to. obtain for Ma
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himself. I did not care If they and all
are ulleasmeon after eating, fits of nor -I
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big liberty at once. I sball hold inT-
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tile bost of their perfidious s1sterhood
yqus,beadacbto, and disagreeable -belch-� ,
self Infinitely oblIged It your lordllhip
f lirlwbitaUngly provilliTice my Cure for
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, wout to the nether side of the ulliverse, '
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will, do this for me." She smiletl upon
I.I.Vul: t,'-tML,1-;t4 a di,i�,uv,�,,y uf the WWI-
tbor0 to remain forever, I would rae.
44 I have been trouble4 with dyspaeapol& for �
I him her, Sweetest swile, and assuin.od
(,.;t la,.-ortan�:%, ;sjt;,;!,,.,u,.nv,,;ai of. th"i
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trIeve nly fault In so far its It was re, '
Years, and.tried every remedy I board of, , "a, I
but never got anything that we '*N
an Indifference, that would have de-
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'-)'I t,J,7,-U:`.,-�3, sick head-
n(J.0, 1, ,i,_t,,*.;.,... cc-1,41.111,;,tiun aut! till me
trievable and save Brandon , who was
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until I to , OX Hood's SarmaparIlla. I cannot
. I . . �1.41.y 0". U ", . . - worita them all pnt Together. I Praise W1111 medleinetoo blghl� for the good .
"And I will go with you," said i. . is another sense hidden about us th I " "" lu.'t w."101. f."..01v t"Ama colid"W"4. " L te would
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-----*-ft., , . lit him under the circumstances It wils Uver 1,�,Mdr ac,".4 p-,miptly-pu . Mary and Jane what I t4ought of It has done me. I #lwa" take It In the
I I "I do not blaw' You," Bile said, "for r1flaii IM spring and tall and would not. be without;
'VI'l . � L will develop as the race grows older, . Worse tl.ian wasted, Buck ngbam, At , them, 4114 that Should end Inattero be. if,,, W
I <' doubting we since I barg falled once. . I speak to posterit bl"04, vl"A Ow tQ,,,;l al -d Altin and . '. A, NVG=T, Belleville, out. I
00 , - /r -!al, 7. Once Consented and said likhat notwith. .,-I;..�,..,.J .,.,It; 1*_.(.l 1..1*..l ,% :. Tho ., ' " --
-P� � �'! . . But you need not doubt ine now. it In proof of this statement I now tell standing the fact that he did not like Uvi,-r'ls om ,i;'�!-o .nup,t Intportunt or. .(TO 113� CUXTINVr�p. . ) 1 -H- ood's Awaparl' L
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�� �� shall be done, and without delay, re. you that when I returned to London I Brandon, to obli,,W her highness lie &t.1's L'� t;-- .."t'."tow I-, Y. It to danzerQuH 9�. 1 .. . I 91 "L
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- gard'10sd Of the cost to me. I have found Brandon still Ili the terrible duu. .wo .,,,I.�.,l. !, ...Ln.�:i'- . /
11 . uld undertake to befriend 4. much to i.L ... . .
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- ", " , . . -- I thollght and thought to, And some other .geon, and, worse still, lie ])ad been 1 more disagreeable person. . Y,-If� -1 1 9y , I .
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I I way to liberate him, but tbere- Is nolw. tried for murader and bad been co . � , � L 4-.".% 1�-. .2 -Il�.�I� STARTING A - , �
I 0-41 . if 11 fear," he said, "it will have to be Mr -von'..; Uvor cur�-, - .(- �% vial, . .. ... '.. � I
I . I will go this Instant." . . derailed to be hanged, drawn and, quar- done secretly -by conniving At his es. 111,lil. ,
I \ .i .-'11h%4 Jlio.-ti Cule v-0--.1tus ail bn-� Vho New Englano Pi?allldler 4tritail tho .NAVIGATION NoW 01)lt,1X �
"And I will go with you. Lady Ma, -A 1*1 T111.1"I 0 it 1, iv,i Lai 11w kil(",l F'I".J. i, .
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liow many 1,rows are Ili ai, real +'.)y tilt
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ugly N%rhihle c"licti. a. frown. .
It collies [Folll trying to fix the eyti.s.
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oil a given poiat and fore imr'them t(
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perform taNl:s fair which they'are IV
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A 1,.Xlkl OF GOOD CYT,A . S SVIS, 1�,ITT-
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DRIVING AWAY Tlll�' FROWX.
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r$.,11 said I doggedly, . . .
Bile suilled at lily per#lstoucy and
took,we by the hand, saying, ,.'Come',,
I 'We at once'wont off to. find the king,
but the 'smile linall raded from,'�Nlaryla
face, . 'and she loo'liwd as If she were. go.
Ing to exec ' utlon. Every shade of color
had fled, and. tier lips, were the, hue of
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IV& foun&tlici, king I . n the midst of
his council, N�Ith,tha French niubassa.
dors, discussing the.all absorbing topic
of the marringo, treaty, find Henry,
fearin�- ail,,.outbroak, .refused to. see
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the prilicess. As usuhl. opposItioli but
spurred tier determinaitioll, -so she $(It
dowu lir the anteroom and said she
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would not,stir uiall she, bad seen the
king. . .. ' I .. I
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After we had walted a few'minutes
one Of tbe king's plig,es camp tip . and
said, he iiiia belon lou4ing all over the
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pnbwe f(jr wo and that the Wag, desired .
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My presence ifilwedlately. I vvent ill
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wltll� the page to 06, king, leaving
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Hangedl Drawnly Quarteredl It is
. time we were doing away with such
barbarity. . . I .
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We will now go -back a month'for
the purpose of loo,Wng up, the doings of
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a friend of i ours, his grace the Duke of
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On the morning after the fatal battle
I of 1311)lngsgate the barber who had
. treated Branailon's wounds bad been
. called, to Louden to dregis a' bruised
,knee for his grace the duke.. In the
course of tile operation an Immense
(leal.of Information oozed.out of the
barber, one Item of which was that he
had the night before. dressed .nine
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wounds, great and smal),' for Master
Braildoni the Irl . rig's friend. ,This es-
tablished the Identity of the man who
bad- rescued the girl$, a fact of ,which
Buckingham bad had hissuspiclons all
alojig, So Brandon's arrest, followed,
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as I have already related to you..
I afterward learned fiom. various
sources how- Is poblera'an -began to
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11*.'�Ii.ytail.'s Vild (.'itro ist-c-vents prioa.
Sevret of film SaIliecega. .
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;i-�,Il at hs ui).,k ef"I'l Ill a few
lion".4, !rk,aj �11. .
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INAal;ylala'. V,lil"le Aeliledies ari a boon
to vU Nvoritri. .
even It It *nets your principles, when
pal1�-,S4atIIQr,lC,tVC r .
A, s S" lilt), lAblidaysp
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hlurlyolt!,; -N It"017PI' reRtOl-1111 lost poWor
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there's a possible chance. I remember
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SAllit 4' tj t4ariv, Port' Arthur, Fort
Ilersowil L,ttord addressi-d to Prof.
how I once Managed with ail old fel-
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Williaill and Duluth (Wediu-sdav F,tea- . .
Ohv,,�,,,N, I'lki);,dill, hh. 1'. ii. A.j onn t.iiii -
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i7ii, ar-tvils of 9Iv)-n,,.ms,- will bp answer-
low who ,wouldn't hev. nothin' to do.
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wer rims to Port, William olify.)
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41 .'�Iolnptly and feae'alavIce us to treat,
- with me, He was so confident an' sure
\ortlli.ril Navigation Company--
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he warn't gain' to trade that I made up
Steamer leavis Colliligwood x.,jo p.In, � 1�
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my mind he'd got to. 'I've got wooden
nutmegs, pocket sawMills,' says 1, 'an'
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411(i Owe" 8oll"al 11 Ii. m. Titesda- S I
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I and weave sunbeams out of utter dark-
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horn glin flints, basswood bams, tin
Stk�. Aft&ie and intoriliedhttQ points, I
hIllskoka, - .Xavigratioll colill)-ally--. ,
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AM., With Mary, to resolve was to
bunglicales, calico bog trougits, white
lituwn�r Icaves Nitillcolut, 11,'bdrf 2 pan.
act; so the note was soon. dispatched
Oak cheeses an' varlous, other articles
I .except Sunday, for Bala, Port
by a page, ,and one hour later the girls
too numerous to.wention, fachidlu' of
gaily,
1 aillield,. Rosscuit and intQrniediato
I were on their road towllidsor� . .
cast frou ratholes, an' It any of them.
points, and , oil TiiesJays, Thnr%days I
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&Wt big enough to.'answer ,il�l knock
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and S;iturdays to i1orl. *Cockburiii and I
pecting to Make a virtue,. with Mary,
the bottom out of a fryin' pan, np�
ports oil LaVe Josopli. , . .
out of the necessity Imposed by the
that'll let any rat tfirongill that you've
, 111tiltsvii1e & Lake of 13MA-S va.vivit- �
Icing'$ command In 1'reeing Brandon.
_ got, I guess, Whoop!, as" 1'. 'I'm Vom.
tiolt Comlfany--�.,Lcairit!r leaves 11miLs- .
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ad hopeli'to Jnduce Braudon to
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way In the mountlngs of HdpzldaM,
7.15 a. Ill, and 3,,5,5 1). Ill. . .
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i dav , Tbuis lows and , Satvrcla�s for:
leave hondqu stealthily and immediate-
where the lion .1-canieth an' the whaug.
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se , and itiLrIll.c(liate pfarts,, . . .
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doodle mourneth fee her firstborAll The
-. Troot Vishingfncaso . N. foy� . Trout ' .
I sequences of It break between the citi.
old man just looke.d on and sbuk his
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sillig is Ilow .
zone and- the king, liable to grow out
head,. 111-11 take powter, copper, ztnc,lron,
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- For ticket.g, iJlf(;I,I,1"4tio)1 alid ii'llis,
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rues-anythin-1 says I lexe-tifil mon.
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I// . ... �& . Mar I . � .1 .1 "Wlilal 18 t? � Its?" I arted Henry, re e sea a d relieu on."ranuQn a P rate lit.triavre of sminim-r re$Ort.8 all I
... I y alone and very welaneboly "in aveUge his -mlshap. with Brandon at , � � . generosity to help him,out, ey an' old malds.1 But the old man ou!Y Highlauds (if Ontario, apill to
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e - ""." '.:1 -"'v"%4 -"g' -IP- -� tile antechamber. ' ' � - ' "Mari's ball whea the latter broke his cape ratlierAhan by slink big head. . . . . . . . .
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1, l.;fX'Q1 . IN, . . . .he found the note which Afaryls:pAge* . . I .
,( f',1-1-14.'TOR. 0140'Ti %. , Upon entering the kingls presence he 9-%,�ord point. . First he'wont to New.. releasei The citizens are ,greatly b "I just simply had to start a trIlde., J, D. �,IACD02XAJ,D, D.. R. A,
- . . ad dellveredto the keeper of Newgate . . � . I . Torouto. -
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,_J . V, asked: "Where have you. been., Sir Rld�, . gate and . ga*.e orders, to the'lieeoter, aroused *over the alarming frequellcY. he rdad it, and. all . � I oil*. a .pair at 'ola boots, an' I sirld I I .1
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.. .... .�- - C,� , will? I have almost killed a good half - who ils tool, to allow ni3a commu. Of such occurrences, find as many.of .1 just what I ivanted. - (What?, � A� 0, PATTISOX, ag6tlj,� C11411ton; . '' ,
I".. - -, -0 ,.�-".- )j�--P- , - was I - . I. . chang6d, . .'. . them wag . � . . ,.!, .1 I
1!-�.Zm:, Z-`., , (, .,.- -;"/-'., on., :1 want you. . nication with the prisoner, and it was.. � . he says. ID'ye buy old boots?' an' I . � r, . iZ- 1l0l)('E,N,8,, Towil Ticitet, ' ' . �
I .-- Z.-%�--�.. - dozen liages hunting y' . �he. offenders have lately, escaped pun�, He* caused the keeper .to send -the . . .
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I ... � I . aaaaaaam-Noaaaa-mall to pl�epa re:. Im Media tely' tp go, to Paris by.his instructions that Brandon bad Ishment by reagan ,of court lnterfer.� note to the Icing, suppressin . said them was my partickler specialty. .. .. -Alrent, Clinton; . I -
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. - - -----' ---7- . with all diribassly to bli-ma bcoll confilied -In'the Wof , � g - tile fact, ,How " ch 41ye give?,. he'asks, an, I I , * . . �
.. L I .. . � josty King st dungeon in , ence I fear this man Brandon will llav;D that hei Buckilighaill- bad any.knowl� mu I �. -.-.,. , - � .., �. . '. - - ... I ..
0 lr'Y�� I 111, "", . , I outs You will be the Interpreter.. Lohdoli.-Irlien lie -0ent down to Green- to bear the brunt, in the LO' . A . says, -'Half a. dent a ppb,ud, 'i folig an ' . . . � I.. .
* " - Dd011 mind, * edge of it. Th& duke then at once . , , , .
0, L�! N.." �� � � ..' ��,'; �' ( �,l '�be ambassador you need not know. Wicb'to takd bar6 of mattorsth6re, of all these unpunished Crimes. it . ,half cents Is colned," Says'l. 'He dIdn1t . . .. � . . . .
"': I � i 11 . . , . I Started to 'Greenwich, where he ar. ' � � .
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D I" i ,I S ; ; , �-: Makil ready at once. ,The embassy . knowing that the king -would * learn, of 'will be.next to impossible to liberate � rived and souglit the ki . take no' liopd- of lily, meanin!, but, begin ' . ' �. . . . . 1
0 1 L., . , .ID�,-`, 0 . . � -�. . � . , � � rig a few. min- . � Uli�eouselousr .. Saracumm. I
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I . . . . . will leave London Own th e Tabard I.Vn 13�andoa's arrest Ana probably take 111111 except ,by arranglug PrIvAtelY utes before the me be knew t ' S- to rummage round find git out three . ,, � . . .
� .71 .. I I . . . I fl he me ' -They witrn't no j0od to., . . ar," said Young Mrs. . , - I
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111) . � . . . Ano:�our , fience.11 - . . . stelig.for big liberation at once. I With 'the keeper for his escape. He ' sengor'with Mary' - or four pair. I' Charley, de - .
C." F" 1'.4 U S �.0 R - , -command to duty hav6'como , � The king had J' -he arrest .could .go down Int' . . - seriously,- "I have bought .
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. � . . 1 Pould a, .. . ust heard of t . I 0 the country and . The'kIng wag soon found,'i.tad � Duck. Newton,* but. I was startlit' a trade.. I Torkins very I . . I
. . . fit 'a More illoppoi-tune.time? I was . when' Buc4inglitim arrived, al)d the � .Nvalt In seclusion* until It Is all blown Ingliam, in Apparent auger,, told him , * 'NoW, baln't yer got some rap?l I says. I you a little book as A present.!',, ..�
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, I-, t I . . 11 . 114 . dist I rhated, iii)d upon leaving thd Icing !utter found, be was, rig . lit,la big sur.' over or-untll LondO . n has a now victim, 'that the city � ii Them Was what I asked fer first, an' ' ,.,,Very kind of you." - . '
!.I.P. .1,11. I , 71D, �. . I , � . uthorltles tefused to.'de- . . . e didn!t.
", 1 - -.�'- i went at ee Lit nee- and thell'an r can be made the 'old ) I - � all Ito e �you- won't be pffended,' but - .
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I i tt, ,; once to,$ : k the dY Alai wise that his majest� would at o * orde * . ..hdv � none, I ;
lj�,, I �.T, � . , I 1. `,,V,�, I I I I . liver Brandon except upon an order uw . . ' .
I I I i sU - � .11 - . I it Is something tbat I -feel you ought - � . .
I ��, *,q 11L4 X" 'I 'domaild Brandon's rel � I Ing I . �
"A 'i A "." I , 4 ;q XI -biliCleft.ber In the anteroom, . I but.now, stirred up by the clianst of ' � I
� iu, lore I ease� ' , him, and he cifiretuTn.". . , I . I I I., I � . . .. 1. .
, , - " - . , . � . ,der the kIngts seali - . . . . I . .. -It Is about betting," . - . .,.
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�) . U-� 'N�i! 0, 1�paritj, � IN P What arb you talk- Henry - aiid.. Iluckinghlit m* were In. I ;. "I don't know that* I care for any ser- - ' . I : .
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�' ", I . E�lie bad gone, so Vw0t,to hol., . *hen -, 66 -duke .entered the, king's - . ' ardoulng himl- � gittf.ul-soindthin' fer his old boots, he . to read. , , , ,
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. . .. lit'COUld I wel . room, Henry called to him: Ing of, my- lord? e, has done. nothing . terigell . � brought out seventeen pow . . . I . I I
. ,. I tneuts.'b not. h ud' lice. �. fflly lord, 9 indlgn ad of iags [ Mans, even if I do.lose.oac'si , , - ', -; .
I � . I . . I . .. I.. . - Y alit ,at, the conduct.of � � "
. , to the quedn's sAlon, but she was not you, nee oppor � d" be.pardoned,for.- ,Ae ,should ' I I I I , , , a onally.11 . . i
I I .: . 11 tunely arrived. .Spa goo(j. Pe and the. scurvy burgliets, and An immense all' we done. -a .brisk bif of"tradin".fer. I, . "It isn't . . . .1 �
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' * . I I . jamount of self importan , . . . : Is a. little book entitl d 'Poker" ' * * . .
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.. � . bIftil- palace from� one. end to the other I. help -.'us greatly this wornh ' Ig. . Our petuously', but caught herso�lf af�lil.trle.d played and sharn6fully wasted. This beside the gate when. X druv away.. I tOPI IV of , . . '' . 1. . I
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� Chol(*U Vlonn. lit - )tile: ill tIOW n � WILut'Anding lier or 14dy'Jane, I friend. Brandon has been.'arre9ted for. to remedy her blunder. .. "That . is, if I . . W 11 S, � its hig,hest�-' . ,Them Ill corlie In* liandy- to. start anoth , --- ay . ... I . . . .. . . I I . .
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(Ilover an -I 'l'imoth . * Al�o . The ki�g bad told me. the embassy' the killing ,of - two men rilgift before - 'have -heard 'the straight ot'it. I .have the I I . or trade oil no-kt thrie I come,� I sayS. 1. i �* - I . .
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Alqikv. "Allf�ilfit, Spi-liv, Bnck . � would be.a,.seoret, bne.and that I was last Ili Billingsgater ward. I. am sure% bee,�dtoll that the killing 'was. done in . -7-afullan Ralph, In Harper's Magazine. * .* ' . 7 . . .
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. ' . , I 11 . . , there is .1 some mist . ake . and that '. tl I ie � . . ,he 'fell .1 with.Uary's poor little not4'ag-Inten,d,. , . . I : . I I 1 . . John Sames Heidegger, maringer-of : I
to ppodk,oflt to. nobod�, least of all to . se of two--4vomen.'? Th' . . .:, . . I � I . .. . . .. I
wliont,, wid till kirds of Fleld .1 . . I I . . Ink' ed.-bythe:duke. � I I . � I . . . - � . . . . I . " . �
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� � � -ary -%va' has th " ' . of, this, po r,' .. I . � 1� - the opera house,in the Haymaillce�,' Ili I . I
. IfIllil (.1.1 I Lie* at !Jk-0118. ' - . . . the, Lady M ..', No one s to. know good sheriff e wrong man, put o unconscious girl' so full Tbo, note was handed to Henry, -who Zo�er'sY.Z(W1s0*11c.1d)1Xsin *�' ' . - � . .. . I
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. . . .. . . tliat 1*�w'as leaving England, and I was . right or wrong, we.,waut him but and 'of. grief and trouble, talking thus to read. motid its follows', .: I . Powderls better th�h tathe % I . �11 . 501.1ta lx-�%.Iera' k I Ing, one day, laid -a wager .with -the' ,
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- I . lisk.youf good oMces." . .. � . . . ,. .. 1. Buckingham, who knew so muo more I . I I I . I I :.
- . ate with nwbne at home . I �o Master Charles, brandbir, greetWj:� r �sib 4180 acts as 114'sii ' -, '' ,,, �E air) of cli i ; Id not ..� .. . .
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I . I . . .1 . . . while*'In FrtMee.. . ! .. I . I "I.sha''ll be most ha py t6 serve your about the affair than, even,ghe who b . . I J 'Ifectaliti esterfield that he w6li � . ..
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. I I . � � . -king's conipland ot to . be , ' . ajesty and � p . .taken i 11 . .% I ad Soon You Will be at Ilbertlr,. perhaps ere ., .. '. - L. I 1 .. . .1 I. . . � I . .. 1. . . find In all London an'tiglier face th '* ' � ,.
. - The' was n m,, will go to London at once �6 active, a -part I * it!. . I this It tca-your hand. Surely would I net I --. I ' .. an
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U I[I 0 V, C C' t I- -'r-'i C ell dlsobeye& 'To do go'wo Iud be as much. tO.-BoO the lord mayor." :1 leave you long in pirlstoril I�go, to Windsor;. . . ..
All ,,..il- . . . . � � � . .. "Who. told You 'of ,It?"' askidid the. � . .6 . , �.earl pro .
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as my life was wor't* b; but-, besides that . In the.'afteriloon the'duke � returned duke, . I . . . . at once,. theie.to live in ,the hope 'that I', �k ,%rlom,z v I 11
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G 11110, hi Jilld m�ts,tlIUlIl.-1' .1 " .. - i � may,ilee you -.speedily. %.. MARY. .. . . . seem6d .to' ouivie tile .. ..
� . . .. .. the conimabil of the, king I seryed was and had a. private audience' with the . Mary saw. she -had 'Made -'a mistake 1. . , To those- VVII0 k,rL pl-,w-iliug -a stimiller � .. manager, but. .. . . .
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. . .. ,ki . - .hat'is this?" cirldid-Hen , "Aly , outing and. �,-,Lkjng a-irr, Lelcls , I , when thelatter put on tile 1woman's
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. . I ' � . . I � ra to Brandon? God's imsttirc.� neitv, ,f 1� I -cap lie -was . . .
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. . .1, . 1.11fled in tbat. I *b1ay fiot,be ai tall. as, 'It, did - I � n. ', ITe . I t ng S0111L place whure they a . . ; .
, . . .. ... , .1 I � . as your majesty requested in answered. "Sir, Edwin Caskode .allowed, to retain. the palm �
- ". . . .. death 1 Afy'Loid of -Buckingliam, the . 11ARI.V. CEISt. clire a�Sjail�% -.ah(l C(.),, uIll,,, - :Of ugliness, I � . .. .. ..
Ll !r, 0 1 4 ,,some monr, bfit.my, u.plity'and bonor�� regard to, Braudou',s, release, he. said, litid It frO..m Master Brandon,' I sup- 11 . . . I , . . I . . .
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'!' 1� * I I . � . � . . . Suspicious you ,whispered in 'my ear Witll I)rililitiN . 'e, Nvh6rc,- t l I . . I I . I . 1. ., 1. , . � . . .
J- . -XL '11 t ' �r V';l i;1 I - � ,but you will, say .1 boast, 1. .. . � '.'but an Investigation I thought -it best . PO�e." Rather adroit this was,. b'ut,. , . � I . . slifi .�Ilille.s Ver 1. . I . I 11
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. I Wag t Ina e ready my bundle. ind to consult you again befo uldistalif 'from both truth and, 0V I va3 '9 I . . .. � . I . .
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,�;,:("'?n44ol. te) 0. ("Imi'l . . .. � � � ?,L,.s ah -s blow Will- � .
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. . .. ridb 'six miles to Londo� in'one riou'r; further. I fear there Is no 'doubt that foptiveness. . - . . � I I ..: I � ., .fellow, remahl.in" , gate , , raiktt"Almt ..is [ - t ry," lief. father 'called .down: �` -`� . . .
. . . � k .y promi,,,ect Lhat . % air -S.. "justask your -man if be.-doosn't � I .
- - . - - . . . I � ' ' D"allaflork 19 the r ght.man. in I till Ilown, it Is. .sale, , .
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. -- � � I I I and almost half that .time wag spent. I' '' -It see 9 be- . '11*�wlll go. lit Once to'London and ar-- our: good' people -of London to- f,ake Llltla�-'1;1 tit(! n, clos, a -J (I * lak Ls � .
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. - I . I — , � . ' for 'Vr�andonls 6scap�efll , said -tb6lr'oVvn cour�e with fiII112, . 'al'tilc A�lllsz - 'think1t's pretty bear' bedtime!" .,-, . � -
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/ I � . . Buckingh6m,, preparing to leave.- "But Buckingham went io NVIndsor*next 4 - I About JCO. Ill i fes north % - "Yes,. papa." replied the 'sweet girl, ' . -
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� . . . I;...z � I 'I went tai' - a � iy room and got together. ; �4tabbed two men. iff the back. it is: a - you must riot divulge the. fact.thatl,l; fty And told Mary. that arringementsi (A' outgri6 ,(�Z000 feet i1I),)vp .1) ,, after a -.pause., "George. Says if You're.' , ., -
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��� . . �11 very aggravated case, and the'ettlyons - do It. It would cost me all the favor 1, had been made the -nig4t'beford for. they will-1iod . vn�han6i alit. .1 I I sleepy go to bed, ll�y aU me4ns.0�-Tal- .
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. . . I -a f6w thlugs.neceggary for r.by Journey, ' . ' . . . .. . . I .. . . Brandoals 'escape find, that he -.had : 'Ifandswne illfjst�ateall fj6scq, . iptij� . :1 ledq ee. - � I . . I . I I .
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. I . 'l not take much hiAlle way, of .ltre. much Incensed. about-,�A. Owing enjo . e - people. .of - Loudon, I . . , I e - . .. I .
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. clothing, ofoniiito buY7 that-neW I . . . . . .. . I I � 1. . . ..
� I �- -- K, 1. . I . . 0 latest haire' boon , so "frequent of � la . vor i'thousand: titueS. over tor ii�. smile Spaain.� . -. . .. * - %*.. � . ' - address o!i oplilicatiiii, to . � . . . � Jumat'so . . . % . . . ,�: . � !
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. I .-N . � . thoughf, . .. . I . � . I . Mary thanked -�he dukei� bidt.bad,no . I -J.. 1Y., 1,cl)o,N,-,.11,D, 7 . "The poor fellow went,blind and cm- ... I
I . 11 - 11 st�yles Ill. ptitterii. and fabric, . - . . ufiddr� the,. olrcumstani�es and. from You."'. , *. � . . . I . I . � . . . * I ..
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� . . ) A-.' �� � . s , §h6'gave the, smile, � and as be 'laift- Smiles for a4y afie� Her supply was . strici 11a.s.seng Agent, G ,rand ZY at the sa 7 e time.1? , -.. . . . I . I .
11) . " �%"� I . I 'Aried to asr livview oli-the fact that dur inaj� ty� . . . . . . . D J', . .
f , * I . Wre myself that Mary . . .1 Y . ex. austed. , � %, .. . � . 1. I . T�Irunk .) way oronto. 1. . * * ' , '
I . would%s I � will soon.'eall upon the city tor a loan followed his'refirfili; figure * with b . . . ! I see -out of siglit; out -of mllidVa' . .
,0 Ili . ee the king at once and tel� him .. . . . 'S � .. . ., . . . . I � I
11 . he remained vt.� Windsor nursin ' I W . . . . . . . . . .. I . �.
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.. * -11, � 3-4 *1111 and flot.4110 , Bran-, to make tip the Lady * blary's dower It dyes and ,thought la4ftor all, .". a .. I . , - , 9 � . I . - -... . � . . . � . . . ,
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I . . " � . .don tolle inAliat terrible place -another . . wQuld be w1go, not to antagonize them - kind heart.,, . . I . . � I . .. .-her love.for -the. sake of the -iery ,pain. . . ... I I I . .. . . . . . . . . � I . .. . . , .
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:: !.!I:. '\ . ; ; . 'I this matter. but., to allow .-Ilasterl � , 19he bileUthed A sigh of% relief, too, for It brought her and dr�iitdfn f . .
.. '. . " i � . : flight yet ii. pc�,qistent fear gnawed ,at ' u . . .. .. g ille,battle � - I . � .
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1:111 Z 1 i . P ! - ;;0 .. my beart, and a sort of'Intultion that' 'Ilfali't,1013 to 1!eInaII)'quletlY,-In conflue. -she felt ,51fe- had accomplished: Draii- for More �Lban life'. Itself which she 11 . . . tue. One Inightdielat.9tatues to silence. . . .�
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. :1111, ". : seemed to bit-,- . o the very tb of-cer.; 111ol. . . I . . I . . This Boy's Nad . . .. I . I . .. . ,
I ; %Ii . ,brea It until file l0all is completed, and (Ion's release and Still retained hor dafiw upon to . . . .. . .1. . . ��
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1� , . . - , tainty inAts.h.).reboding Made me doubt ,, then we. can snap our fingers at tbew.11 & cf, w . . � . 11 . I , . . . . -
.. ., � . � "I - o will. snap our fingers at the 8116 feared -would harden Henry's heart At, times she would fall Into obe of � . a Mass'sal ScreS rVADIAN", .. � I � .
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I . . . . . As. I could find neither- Mary nor scurvy burghers now and have the against her blandishniefitq and' straild - 4er old fits of anger became Brand!)n � I . � , .
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� . . . dld' Ill "'next bo�t .thing loan, .too," returned Henry: angrily. ,,I . tier upon the throhe of Fkancel . . . had not come to see her before he . left, For Three Years a 'great sufferer fralam. .., . I ACIFI . C , Ry. , . I.— -
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AJ--Ai-R1UV G ROD Q ' ' .-Ta"' ' 1 I 0 � -1 . . . but ' I . Nezenatit-Would marenat with agony. . . . . .
� � .P - .. .. wrote a.letter to ea ivant Brandon liberated at once, nd I - But she, was not entirely satisfled soon the -auger melted Into tears, .. I . . . . � P . . . I � �". . .1
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go '. blishl . . . Iiiiinedinte act! n and left them . to be I s4all expect another report fromi you N'vtth the arilaiigerneiit, * She knew tlill t* - 4lid the tears brought a sort- of joy -. MR. JAmEs Sco�t, 136 Wright Avenue, - - . .� . . . —..-. . . 1
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led by. flay. man Tbomag Who �fllmedlatoly. 'lily. lordil� . . I . . Toronto, statesr---�"Ny boy Tom, aged tell, . . �
. . dollvoi , . . , . I I I tier obligati0tijo Brandon,was suchiio,- when she thought ,that he. lia'a run . . . WiLl'.1.1uN. . . .. I ... �, . I , .
pictlims.-IlillUng a tuatttre-i)f ll�rt . vengo to. (1011111 ' ihat.04 sbo' ' Away from her'becausb he I I � 7 was for ridarly three years afflicted with a' bad ' . � .. . . . .,
. , Aluckill,-Ilskm- felt tbat his re ' nd. of ber uld not oved be)r. r , I co - . .
iva,% bne of those trusty Souls that,fiev- , s age to aVy dr in . .1311.6 orm, � of eczema of 't�e al *Which was ver . . . � V T, S I ( 11� S, . I .., ��
. � . , had snilvea through his mweis this., , loa �e the riiattor of his role I:. �
photographs. . C, After Drandon's defense -,of 11 reAsted.'s.c y - H 60m kers.: ,
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A,e .,t.,I(lv ill(- al-l-migrtlinetit' 6f ab.but to start for Friince, but Intimai- , ti ,. i 1 no, but lie, Nv:is patient whire 'evit" . other �p rsoft, m ell � less to. an.* lingpgate Alary ba4begun to see the nd doetbes treatment, His. head was in i TO.TFIE CANADIANNOIRT.R. . W 141, I 811 . .1 - .
. . I I ... Will to be-accompilsbod and couldwalt, such as Buckifigbalti. , Yet the cost of , whole situRtIon differently, and every- terrible state. We had to k6ep him from . .
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don for a�tIme,and-gaid,."I' leiiiye.t . be . Tll�ll It was that the'douilell wag called his freedom by',a dirtiat act of, her -own * tiling Was cliauked.- � 646 still.saw'.1he I . . . . ichbol, and-, at times —�,�-� . . '. � .1 . . -
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islaction a") around. - - nd I- hild tried to obtain an audience .ed to take wliatever risk there inlo It bqfor#,. but � with this differenc � tot;ltll....�'. $30 , ., , . .
so,inuchi In your.liduds, knowffig-full a . �l ' ' e, .66. Yorktoil;...., . .
. of tllo� kill,- .1 . I. . be In the wiii that: had aopened� Itself'to was looking tip now.' So! Y. I,Glglll......-�; . 1. .. . . .
. well ]low tender you will'bo of him." . . . . . I . 11 I y -Before that 10�. For iwo'And a hall Amok,,; .... I
. : . to' ay -bib fle. Zot that she event lie bad been plaiu'Charles 13 - I I - fAR28 Pr. Albert .
H SIM Y "' PTH 0 TO STU lit, i -I 'was away from 'home 'nearly it 13ockh)"llaw had,gonb p her. N .wou'ld not have.. ' . ran 1 4 years we battled with .Moosdinin .... 11gicloo(I:-) , 5 -
. , . e " willis-way . Ina . I` would. don,and a I , ncess Mary. she I it in vain, but at last uIlliota."..' .. .
� . . lntinth,4nd as I dar d not write, and. SPects to tile queen And -o' do the Sacrifice willingly or be the Pd ...... I . Wit'6111,110811, � Calgary ... $3 .1
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P� I..."- -A...... .11-" 1�' , ovorl Jarie did not know ftere I was, btickhad espled Mary waiting for tile not havo,told Henry all it that -were was the prindoss.still, but he Was 4 , . . 1"Ifound .a cure Ili *Dr. Binsearth .., . . .1 . . . I .
I . I , loom and went -to be . tile only ebance to tft,vo� Bra: douas life, demigod. � .... . .. .� .. . I 'Chase's ' . Gillind vlew.o . . .110( . I DI . -ar I . . . . .
40=11, ; I did riot receive nor expect ;tiny let. kink Ill tile alitel Ill n . I 11 41. . 0jotment. Swat, River_ . I
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. �. turs. , The king had . ordored'606rery, - I At'lli-st I'll(- was irritated' I but the other Way, - onta, site hati tglc� So Mary remained at Windsor, . I- . . .. � I "tiraLli.. 140 '- � �%
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V d, b Adli bell), seemed'si and, I wept And dreamed and used.� The original " -- - � I . calla,. .
11 . she so despise - ell y Hue life, , grieved 11 \ � .
1 mid It I 'have min -led with All my of�thli,4 mail, .Whom wiam's , I 1), I ..
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. . . i . it Is -that of 'bl't 11 thought came to lice . that -she allid, though mot cut . Irejy.sittisfying, she laliged that.she might see across the . - sores dried upi leavin 00f 119 J 6'-\1 9 40',- r6tIl Vnillk* Willi A I'M Vs,ll .1
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I could not. see how It eould inliwarry. miles Of billowy ocea itg the skil 11 'I J U IN I.;
. . I i- faithfulliess to my trust. Sc� I bad no allght ulako use of him. She kliew- his, . I 11 t. I 18th, roturning IIII'M ItUG ulwr MIT (al rall ol. .
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I I . I . love, -her lovel MeanwhIle Brandon '. Tom Scott . 'condition, To say I 8,'S� Athitbi(Rett,) G0111, J111 y t(h refuriltI14
., � nowi$. from EOigtand and sent none I)OWN, U"Ith tile cltiw�ts and elt1v au- 13tickiugham was notably jetuotto -of. . � Isa 11 intil 8xP,r1o.v1l1L,
s " . I . I . pleasure to testify to the,%ioiiderrul merits I it M, (I"It'luli "" S X. M,Lli � I . .�
� lionlo. ; I � thorlde,,j,of London And,also klick his knightly 'word. and silo *had nil.' had his trial .in secret down Ili London . I oba.) Illickotgapeilot.k,
. I � . AV, or, if Dri chase's. Ointment, is putting it very , oatl on ,. I IT, ii �'Illall Ulii-
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' time old thotight 9110 klic-A"Ahat WSM116 from boiinded faith .Ili tier lafluence over and had been'conf%elnifed to be- ' 110t 9fring fill) .
. . : Dlirin- all tbat,time the' o I . , . hanged, mildly.'! , . . .. - , )"t'"ll"t"s, 111"Ply to Y01ar .404rear,-Can4dital .
I � , � Mary - lihia., In short, like maily it pcp� drawn aud, quarto D9 Saved- � Dr. 'Ch,se's- Ointment is a positive cure for, . .. I . . .1 I . . ..
, fear lived In my heart -that hor could accomplish ovorything with nothor red'fo,r baVI Paultio agolit, or to .
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I 1 know of the negotiations concerning could proi!utlo IlVaildon's llbdr itirely right, and when the cost of ft . I Miles and Cc.., Toronto. . . 1 17 Young 8t." 1'raroutfa . � . I
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I . , . Viou,gh only by till indefinite sort of . iling her mistake wits at its maxlwuln, I , . CHAPTER X � , ' . � . . � . I .�
I . Ole roeolled abio from tile thought JU .%.,%,%��4�"0&4&,%Vtllkil.q&.O&.%4&4&,,& . '1�
I I � beflilsily, and Vivas sure tile half found- dangerous st-eret. , ' . . STX011, 0 ICINGt � . . . . P .W%'%'ft'%,%-W��,%l11&1%.,W . 4&.wql.,%Al���,"�6.4&,%"%.4..%� A . I
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I . , I .had long since becolne cOrtabitles and sn'll0d Itpoti hlru find gave a cordial that he Should be a fogitive from tile' when I returned from France. . 41 - 0 . I
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, that bor heart was. fanil of trouble and wolvollio. itilying: 111'aty lord.,You bhvo , I Hbw � I bated ulygelf be.- P. I ras 0 0 . �
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I � � have n �t She Quieted these disturbing sugges., . .. . . . � $ :. 11
I \ I foltr or tier violent brother. She would 0i'011- 11111011d ,to ITS Of late and I .. cause 1,. had not faced the, — , ., .. . . . � I
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I vortithily be lilt her coaxing, and whoo- , king's digpleasuW and had not refused . , I I . . "
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Illid I fourod afte tnight. retrain from I;Ioro. 11*011 file tile news.,,, . She'know, Would be only too Cid to � big trouble, It IVIIA hard tot, me to be- .. I . a .� I , oq . call 'k I I
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F tolling Itvnl�y of tier trip to Groucho's, I M11110i say there IS'Mueb of Inter. Mal, - sadrillcie It It purchased for Rove that I had, left, such� a matterto , B 18 P I N 1) E P F, N 1) 61 N T - ; $-
1 119"� . I � lffioj�ljllg 116W ,qpvero he wits Ill suelf (-t, I have learned the new danco her froedow from the -worse than darli- two foolish girls, one "of them Ili � I . . I 0, � . .
-IV . . , rroni Caakoden. ft that Is news, aad nation that lUrked.th the Pronch inar.- changeable its the wind and the other I . Every On until June i3' 1 . Y1
, 7 ". 4j- , . � riattilars and ho8v ruillou lie was sure tinge, I P . � . . y . , 1903'. . � 0 .
, � 3 I � bopo foil a favor at our next ball froint . .
I -, 4 V4 ""i u *I I to be6mo at 06 di,,icovery. I j�as cer, completely under her control. I could �. . I .� J
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WE, 111%.'�'111,1-', A, , , tnin It Ivas this fear wh1cli bad pro. t1k I'llfrit9t I d -111 the I 0011l" mind and brought relief, b . � . T1 ,
� 141i r I I 1,,' IX,AD- ; v(,nt(,a Mary froin going directly to I "A ild finite welcome," returned Mary, Ut It (%d .tot Inyself and Brandnn4 and well knew, I 11 �
1�;(" ,MAT�X'S 0V 131CV0,R8 INZ. : the Mug oil out- returil to Greenvialel) dOuiplocontly appropriating the title, i'lia (IN, u Sense, Weighing like had I been in his place, lie would haio . I
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: Till% fear remailw(I witil me 411 tile
flnw I was fl,way, but whon I roAmoned
u-101 lillYs,olf I wolild 411iotlier It as Well
I lit; I vollitl %N-Ith niagunnintativo attempto
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Wit rait ,111(1 flult A,von It 14110 did there
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13tivIdughilm, but lie Raw no craft In ft
Ile did See, however, that %lry,41d
not kllfl%� who .had attacked her In
101111iigsgateo 'and be felt greatly ro,
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the duke gm1lod nud i4rairked and
was enchanted at her kindness, They
walked down the* corarldor, talking and
laughing. Uttry awalfing min opportu-
]illy to put the Important question with.
. out exciting Suspicion. At last It came,
whon Unekingliam, half Inquiringly,
I blvrotsed his sturptleas tbAt Mary
filiouI4 bo Ound sittlas 0.tho kingla
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king and to)) him' a Straightforward
story, let ft hurf whore it would. With
4 little Meditation, . however, came a
I thought which decided the question stbd
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agath for her, so great was hot capa.
bility tar distilling light. She would
go tit �ono to Windsor with Ube aluA
Would dispatch a lipto to Brandon at
I Nowgttto telling blin upon big egeapo
to come to her. Ire might remain Ili
hiditig In the nelghborbood of Wind.
$orta and she could goc, him every day.
The t1mo had dOW0 to Mary when to
"Ado him every dayt, would turn VIII.
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