Although their voioee reach my outward nu. uhhough I myself oey whu‘ inequired at me will: perfect oolmneae, I no not ".11th or heed one wordotthooere- many. Thonghu, ttivoloua oud unworehy d the oolemnity of the oooenion. an through my ham. 1 ounnot ï¬x my onen- gnoneny one thing. I leelnodeoireto eo. I wonder vognely whether, were 3 widow going '0 he monied ogoin, she would feel no indiï¬erene no I do; then I recollect how. _in he: ones. the bridegroom nt lug How nervous thet good George nppeere. And how ridiculondy red! Why. he might almost be pointed. Oh! I have ordered no wedding brook- h-t. Only tenoyl e wedding without e ' breath-fl How could I hove beeneoremiaet They willellthinkmoter- ‘ Itnpid. I elmoet conteee elond thie eeonmy port,» littledolheed the eeered wordethetere lellingonthe ï¬r; but fortunetely eome still remaining none at propriety reetrnine me. The eervioe ie nearly et en end ; onee more norm-km Oerrington end I are men and wife. It only wt: for the lew hot nuteneee to be reed. Looking up. I eetoh Bebe’e eyee. Why are theyeowet? And howlorgethey ere â€"-I|ow lnrgelâ€"why do theï¬ grow. end mimmd burn into mine, I wrench my hood from Mermednke, and. turning townrde George Ashnnt, fling up my own eomewhot wildly. " Sueâ€"eon me I" I gap. In mother moment he has nought me. and _I em_lying eeneeleee on Igie breoet. would be 3 new future. which maid, .v-itlgout doubt. dd 3 little not to the In. How pretty Don is looking in thut n the silk sud ouhmm costumeâ€"wonder- hlly pretty sad timid! but than ovary- tlig; ulwnyu didAbeoome Don. had in 3 mm. close chap from me moment the pruyorbook It! opened. und now. too, I noun how he ire-bloc u for the “and time he ï¬nd: me to him with the ma. goldqn gmplempt eternity. The dey ween on; In wedding gueete leve bed their lunch. en ue new in the «wing-room. bidding me lmwell before starting for the tnln thet ie to bee:- them nny tron the newly named couple. How change. pow difï¬cult to comprehend. it ell When I come to myself, I ï¬nd than: all around me. though mo» of then stand at ohms dist-non from the ooh. The flange durum-n ha mintedâ€"no doubt hom- Iod a mob unorthodox hohovior. Inmodnka, on“: folded ml. in an- Bonod num- spun {tom the others, biting I- ll Ind Inning I violanï¬ 030:. to con- ood 15:, {on md emotion. “Are you better. Galina 7" uk- Bebe, whose an in under my head, whilo Don. applied win: 3 mulling-homo. Inna out no u the othot dag-tho very sweet.†pbtgro clung-cry. my brain», and tho honor of the ho’ughi mun hove too much for me. grow nervous and u] in my old .39. B“... I up all tight qua now." It is still the morning of my seoond wed- ding dey. though e tew minutes since I heerd some elooh ehime the querter to twelve. Hebited in the darkest gown my werdrobe can produce, 1 go downeteire dowly, ea in e dreem. tothe mowing-room. where I ï¬nd them ell assembled before me. They ell slenee st me in I enter. and mom relieved on perceiving the total hot 0! nervousness exhibited by my fer tune. Indeed, it ooonrs even to mysell ï¬st I an the only one present thoroughly unimpieeeed. Inmeduhe is looking but oompoeed. Asher“ “in: y unions; but ï¬rst is only whet might be expected 0! him. The others ere all more or less evi- Gently downs 0! getting over it in e hurry. endoppeuiug et their ease. in which they nil. The priest. e stronger to me. seems Mons. Bebe oomee lorwerd. inking my hend. lends me before the impromptu elter. lumednke steps to my side. md his old ehnm commences the serviee. I love obstinntely reinsed to be re-merried by do vieer st home. Bebe dexteronsly drewe «I the wedding ringâ€"thet hes never yet lett my ï¬nger since it was ï¬rst pieced thereâ€" nnd thoughitully hnnde it to Date. With nehndder he flange it from him into the flowing ï¬re. where it vanishes forever with a hint tinningnoiee. _ 7 ‘ "Not 0:“:th mutton. in I low tone “9 M938 on! '- "3' 9M. frog h5- poem In 3 aim voioemtmly devoid o! emotion. I mm all the responses. Mumminko’s voice dukes 3 good dealmnd I turn-ad Po! 3} him surpriagd. Ha ha_ had my ' u I m." 1 nï¬m,foobl-i; .. I don't know win made me so took . I did not feel mom; butI m unlike mm“ .11 the mind " '6' roe“: child I" nya End“. and down cope Don‘s tiny pnggn. y» with nun-dc» 9, upon m'y lorihuld. V 1 mm a: .11 In in § minute a: two." you am can "gun strong . "B 'u tot; had of me so {tighten you all no nub. In “to middle of it. I mddonly mounted I Ind forgonon. 7.797 ordgr ygn -_â€" L_--Ll--A .‘3 AL , mum-nu...“ “Bull . yea, it in very hunt-3:" “no. my Dons. (tom the do the! lug. nun-mum. in which and! mo“ turnout lost; In. span a a no u puny baron.†to tooth. who now to: the that vine is made “no of the mu: nubim o! the lower am Hot on. is potions-humus just the correct mount of napkins and d' tom-no non. "And you shut woman um and ‘0 suit. me I» being each u very propoxly Wetgdyon ol pgnoq." “ Don’s In so hï¬d on her. Bury.“ lay I. “ Remember 31:. Ian known me all mi lib. and In: bud woo-u 0! no em tines flu in int-us. 8h. lovu mo; do not con- ical: he: tor nan love. “ 1 ‘Il wrong. of course." conic-ae- lhn-ie t, remandnuy. " Such tthohmont. hang rue. should be commend mall]. I apologize no on, Maths. But I was dunking. not 0! or. during. but of you. I did so ("and use would excite you on: much. wd to-momw will b. Inch 3 trying day. Nuw. no but “an. den. md hep dlgngo whglq w. obs! to ypu." um d “Molly 8.10.2 “no BOW.“ 'm PHYLLIS. III-39m no with .3006an “ Dying," I put in flippently. “ Why don’t you any ii 7 I ehen’e go to my grove e moment sooner through your mentioning the unpleesent word." " You will see him, Phyllis ‘2" " Oh, it he in rally coming. I suppose I must. But, I new you. I shell hire no neeiy etuï¬e. politely culled eonioe, end I I ll not go ehroed.†‘ In this uni-hie lnme o! mind I prepare myself to reeeiVe the greet London doctor. As ihe serum ushers him into my zoom. I riseto hovmnd em much relieved so ï¬nding myself in the Presence 0! e smell, homely. jolly-looming itile men. wiih none oi the nigge oi greemsse ehous him. No more is laid to me on the subject. I hon evidently conquered. Mumndnko rotun- to London, axing n run down ovary now out! than to no how I an gating on. Inna not pain: on u nll. Inn dmply ““10“:an on no whit more Mum to behold thnn when that his utonishod on. fell upon me. now more “an: n mom): .0 l Inn wonder-d unduly down by tho on. It in n theory aâ€. row. chill. nanom- “ I ehell get well enough here," I eey. ohetinetely. “ Yon mey order me every nut] oonoootlon yon oen think of, end I will promise to dunk end eet them ell; but go from Helelton I will not." . “ Well. well. we ehell nee how you get on." repliee 8i: Jemee. cejollngly. petting my head. He deele in pete end gentle reenannng node. but he in e deer old men end I leel some telnt regret thet he ehonld leeve thinking me nnreeeonehle. He doee leeve me. however. presently end eeehe my hnehend, donhtleee to pour into hle eere ell the nnpeletehle things he is too gellent to neg» me. o more in eeld to me on the Inbieet. I "'My darling. be maonnble.†will: the humble! enmity. “ It will only be for 3 few minutes. Diroolly he sees you, he will know tho very wing am will not you up again. There in non. there onnnot he. uny- tning seriously wrong mth you. advice is oil you require. Why will you insist onâ€"onâ€"â€"†“ And ohenge of eir. my dou- Mre. Ou- dogma. A little pleasure trip. nowâ€"just e [mle run through .11 the old epose we know so wellâ€"end than e winter In Pen or even e degree tmther south. is all am we went. oh 7" "I will Mlle your tonioa," I say. diving in '0 In. “but.†determinntely. “I will no. mks change of tit. I um In hero; I will not lens 1.." ppy ___ _â€" “â€"' now very ehumlng, on yourself. Now. prey do reconsider it." I leash. nnd glenee et myself in In oppo- site mirror. A white hoe. lean jun. Inge unneennl eyee. end pellid lips meet my “0'; LI e_m ellogee‘her nnloyely. “ To tell you the truth. Phyllis, the ohiel reason tor my staying here now is this : I made on appointment with Sir June- Smithson to meet me in this house ot 4 o’olook, toâ€"to take I. look at you. and tell me his opinionâ€"us to your stote o! heslth." “ Sir Jsmee Smithson!" I ory.nngrily. “ Do you menu to sell me you hove brought a doctor to torment mo end mske me miser- able? This is what comes of moi-tying you. Oh. why vs I so weak as to give in to your wishes 7 I won't toe himâ€"you my_ be sure of tint." "Den-l dml" ojmuheod Sir Joules. aooshingly, giving me masher up; “how peoplo diï¬erl Moat young loam, now. would do almost anything for me. “I would only order them to Pan. Such a lively phoe. my door Mrs. Burlington, so invmonting. so guy; just the very thing for o worn-u so young, $951.19? me add. so ‘Ho u‘mlnoo my about. no oaks 3 quea- tlon or two thus would oertainly anggoat themselves to In idiot. Ha thump- me hate and puts me more, homo and hows, Ind gluon! my: I you: " lone." “Ina your house. not mine. I undo you 3 present of it whenâ€"tome time ago. However," quickly. "if you invite me I shall glme put up here.†_ ' ‘__ _‘._- _â€". 7 Turning ma face to we window. and swgy 110:}: me, he goes on rspidly_ . do» now. on hove been eo long olone." At long they are ell gone. leaving the home lo tell back ink: in old eilenee And cum. All. thee ie. except Mel-medulla. who lingete pnrpoeely. “ There is no roe-on he eeye. in wave: to my Inqniting look. “ why all thoee people ehonld know so eoon the tonne on which we hove unused to live. By do- grgee i! gen Ineheiteell known.j’ ' “Surely. ooneiflering chin in ionr own house, you need no‘ thtow yourself on the mercy of the puinh for a bed. Math- will no! epont I romp for you," chum “ I um no. ramming to London to- night." he says, odmly. “ I duo uy I on: go! . bed_ 33 um plug: in _tl_:e villugo. " md languid. ud devoid o! :11 the old unn- maul». â€you-noon. ale. to: iho am time. dumber tonin- no my mindoinp. 000130 hum me. too. hastily. and mm. mm a low oonlnud oo quinine†words. Rm ‘0 his thick bnin ii buy become sppmm how urangcly upsihoiio md indif- urea! in the buds. you then withom deley." I smile felony. but mete no rejoinder. “ Good-bye duhng." whie my Bebe. etoepmg over me. end to he: cheek with a “We purring motion to mine. “ Be n good child, And lo. Mum-duke pet you to bu heart‘e content. You went on over- done now. yon hove been go long_elone." _ “ Wu 1 luring ?" he uh, ubaendy. and dnwing out his watch. cumin“ 1: un- lonaly. and than commence: a flow pro- monude asp unii down meningeal. Ho pout ' tnit. Inpatient. eyes no 1.131! turned towards the window ï¬lm: over- look the "onus. II in In though he were â€pagan. of some 0110’: urivul. 7 "It; on no not going until the next trein." I remuk, enehhily. “ you heve two full home to weit , therefore you need hudly oelenlete minntee eo eoon. Thet ie the eighth time you heve exemined your vote]: within the peat ten minutes." Get- teinly I em not in the poet emieble mood. “It! to: and walnut For_ 0090. he: fly show 0! uyupuhy in quit. slain". ‘9‘.“ “.9“. '99"?!- 9‘93. mg 9° ““3 Pb uh." In nyu; " my one on: m nut wi pull sn‘ ya. 99! Qurington to take '“Tbo continent in tho phoo to: you. Plum-{i h- “3' z _“ “1°“. 09" I,“ "I.“ -' It you ere going to be healed," I my, I hose you will leave me. I one neither for ir Mark Gore, nor any other men. on you oughl to know. Oh, my side I" I seep. pressing my head to it. end becoming colorless. My hreelh end voice fail me. In e moment hie kind ume ere eround me. My head falls helpleee on his ehonlder. on though I were A mere child (and indeed I em ume more in his elrcng group. now eiolxneoe hue reduced me). He comes me toeeolemnddoee for me ellehetcenhe done. anal ehe _ï¬ret_ unhemhle enguleh le " l oen't hen it my longer," he enye puelonntely. " Darling! darling. why will you kill yourself? How can I wotoh you dying hy inohee ? Hove pity for me. it you hove none for oureeu. end love me from going med. P llle, deereot," controlling hlmeell by on as art. end tryt to open! more oelmly. " why eon you not not u 11 me an n oouetn. or brother. or lethoron let me tote you ohrood to none pleoe where you on get choose 0! elr end ooone, end where 1 many nt lent be non enough to protect youzndoee that you we_nt for nothing 7" _ ' .. fly father." ï¬ti’ni‘ l "Jibâ€"GEM laugh; " jun compute your-0|! wish pupa; " Am I to understood you repent 0! mt hoviug bound yourself for life 1;) this unmitigned villoin f" I burnt out bushing. "Poor Sir Mull" I cry. "'5. oooun~ drell o villunl Wnot non ? He “led to do the best he could for me, ond gate only obmin return. Do I repeal not havin worried him? Well. no. AI nut name In nol puuonlorly in love with motri- mony; _Ihod no denim to form new tin. Now. indeedâ€"â€"" I broth of! m presended confusion. My bad bends itself 3 lime on one ewe. I gsse down consciously imo Fiï¬ne'e lustrous eyes. “ Phyllis.†says my husband, with em. prised ind‘ “ion. " whuever you any rally mun y your words. I must be; am for she future I msy heu- no more of is; I ._._n But here the horrible pain in my side comes best to me wish iis usnsl some energy. sud misohiet Mes from me. I push- Fiflne trom_my lsp, end housing. put; Than. with his um nhiioirvilyioï¬d: no u ‘0 run mo. be m- wuung in menu wugptnlnou umil (on md one return. "You're not ridiéfimowyiif" i‘iiihr. with a hint meeting smile. u I no‘ioe me In: 3nd misery in his hoe. Don't look no "0998011991 “One does do o foolish thing now and spin," I xeply. oolmly, curling Fiflne’a silky looks me wrong woy. to her mania disgust. “ meudamhen inatoolato. one repeats): " The ecoundrell" eeye lDuke. through hie cloned teeth. “ Why should you cell him thet? 0n the century. there wee eomething gener- ouein hiewieh to beetowhie numeupon e women eitueted ee 1 wee. (No. no. Fiflne. you muet not lick me. Kine me it you will, but keep your little tongue in its proper piece.) Few men would have done it, I tuncy. At ell events. it convinced me of the truth end sincerity o! hie cï¬ection for me." -‘ It you eew no meny edmireble points in his oherecter, why did you let eucb n valuable chnnce of eecuring them go by 'I" he uh. bitterly. Be in white with enger by this time. I see his emotion. but, being ï¬endiehly inclined ct the moment. know no remorse. Bud‘cionly be full: on his knocu beside my couch. though still auplponing me. N ' Mn". ha! I. .hfl Inn-IA- H L- .g-- WI sigh. sud tin-mug dojootodly (tom the unvuying scone below we discover Mu- mu‘linko coming towards me moss aha “n a. "Whnt n curious light!" he no a, with- out granting of nny lnnd 3nd to down upon the pebbles » my tent. “ Very." I mower. umpidly. and than bogin to wonder vngnoly whn ha btonght him to-dny from me bani town. nnd who hm bemyod my tnvoxito idms plane. Prmnuy. unconsciously I ugh ngnin, and gym nayï¬gop {tom his. “ What I" ssys Mumsduke. in 3 low tone. flushing. ‘ "Ioould eve been msrriod. had I so chosen." I reps». will: much gusto. “ Why do you look so surprised ‘I I was free. we: I not? There wss no meson, shen, whz I should no. listen to sny men's “ tht do you mom. Phyllis?" sternly. “ Just whet I soy. A triend of ours who is swore ol the dreamshnoes of our use. come here one tiny sud msde me s hsnd- some oï¬er of his bend and whet he is planted to term lus hart." " Did Gore come down here to see you 7" “Nogso much for am Is to ssh me to mute. 1 uhlvor vaguely .- I go. and wish tho night would con. to bunga- nm to 3 non unpaid (by. All wound h min. Md Ghouls:- dump. Gny sky. any oath. any cloud- shn 00va had um! In; sud oh! my Ihulow lying on my hoyg. hpw any _m won} But my drought- will no! be controlled. Mung my eyes. I look nee-ad. end won- der .3 we are» pele mint um epreede iteelt north end loam. The horizon sink: into the ocean. end veils of vepory enb. meme ere everywhere. _ _ “ I herdly know." I return. wsuily. “No. it is not hatred. I think; it is indif- ferenoe." We rise. end pnoe silently homewnrde. It is the evening oi the same any. My depression or the morning hes vnnished. lonving n spirit of provooetion in its place. I m in the drawing-room. lounging idly in n low cushioned oheir. with Fiflne. m pet Skye. in my hp. I nmuse myself en greiily the wickedness within me. by pun. tieing upon the lcng~snflering nnimnl such torments udisturh without mnddening her. 'ane, under the impression thet there is n ï¬re in the ante, etude with his hunk to the ilreplspe, end etnres nt me. “ I has borne the solitude for so mnny months that I dare 93y I can but is again. Though. Indeed," misohievoualy. “ I had oompmy n times. I could â€My have beenglII’ï¬Od. had I so ohgsan." 1 tool more than ordlnuily (lepton-ed 1nd weary. Tho “do n [a on; badly n hnuh 0! wind dhtnrb. the unison o! the wum. Boning myull upon 3 tin took. I opgn my bogk ugd oomponoeyo rad. “ What in it?" ah ha. kindly. inking my handâ€"no! aï¬eo‘ionmly, manly rou- unringly. “ Tell me the with now. many. In it ghgt ygu hgto mo ?" “ I wish." he roman presently, without premoditction. “you could be induced to take Sir Jcmcc' advice and coal: chmgc of cir. This solitary hole must has n bud cflegtppon‘yonr hcclchlju " Dont you aim I. would boon lm'provo- mom to uk nomo people down hon, oh 7 It might mnko min!“ more chain] (or you Jan tho old Ion, know." 80 n In. no a mode on open contu- sion of the dnlnon um I holnnn bu hon consuming him; In bu dnoovoud tho. 3 Very mm o! my nookâ€, Mon singly. At um moment he in looking bored md emuye 30 oho Inn degree, no he goes to one o! the windows, nnd Mud: idly suing out over ‘he pork nnd woodlnndo. No! once, no he crosses “no room do his eyes tnll upon gno._ Suddenly. I“): comer inbmptnm. Md wmlgnymniggï¬g lqok “319. he guys : And yet unruly I un now better worth nguding flnn in “map that Guys n Hm]- ton, when he Append no “mon- 30 woke me his own. It in the km: and of July. worm. mini. glorious July. And I om once more the P m- 0! old. My check. no round out] no I ond childlike u of yore, my oyoa no brig!" 3nd clan and hove Ion moi: unnomnl inseam, my ï¬gure bu regoinod m origin“ bunny oluiioi‘y ; yo! Mumodnko hood- Ino not. It ie the very flat eereee he hee offered me einoe our second merriege; end now it re the hghteet, fleeteet thing eoneeivehle. Oontueed end puzzled, I turn heck into my room, with eeeneetion thet ie elmoet leer et my heert. Whet e cold, unloving hieel A mere touches of the llpe, without wermth or lingering preeenre. Wnet it he hen oeeeed to love me ‘2 We toil -, . We “mash“? end wrong We love, we Ioee. end then, erelong, Stone deed we lie. 0 life! is ell thy eons Indoreâ€"end die? . The eorrowfol, deepening words repeet themeelvee over end over egeln-iu my breln. They teeeinete end yet repel me. Why must the wretchedneee o! thie world eo heevjly overbelen‘oe the good 7 I ï¬ling me until voluEé iii-om me win: was ï¬mpggienoo u Mum-duke comes in. Be hoe been nndnonaly cold to me 0! Into; indood.ho hu shown on open and mulled avoidonoo of my oompnny. Ii hon n times forced itself upon me the. he binerly repenu his huty persistence u Hazelton.ond would now glndl never me new» binds up. were “I“ pone b!o. The doors beyond ere flung wide. Whet was formerly 'Duke'e dressing-room ie new trmetormed into a bondonr. while the spat. ment beyond thnt egein in en exquisitely turnilhed reception-room. In the bondoir n smell ï¬re burns, and though we mey oonnt ourselves now well ‘into the summer. etill the bright ï¬emee look warm md homelihe, end involunterily I stretch out my heads to their lriendly warmth. A knock et the door. Instend of oelling out, “Come in," I go torwnrd, nnd.open- ing it, ï¬nd myself hoe to hoe with my husband. " It was more “an good of you." I uy ngun, remonetnlly. “ You flunk of every- th_i_ng_. and I um 31w. ungntotul." “ My rooms no so pretty,†I say, quickly, followmg him 3 stop or "we; “ they as very lowly. Wu it ull your own tune ? Ii wga so 3004 o! ypgï¬o do it for 1:30." “ You are planed 7" coloring. “ f linolod you_ would like men ohmgodt " “ Nonsense Ger but your old spirits, md I shell be richly rewuded.†Then wish a. sudden. unexpeeud movement. “ You are welcome home, Phyllis." he “yr. mg bending. preagee Ina hpajo gnine._ “ You will not come down to dinner 7" he uya; but his tone in .quuï¬onâ€"nlmoat unflegtreug. “ No I return. ungnnlully " I m too tired. I ohofl he better alone." His hoe expresses disappointment. '- I om sure you no right.†he guys. mov- ing Away. " Try to root out! forgo. your ta‘igue." The remnnnt o! oonooionoe I still retoin hero ammo mo. mint 0! “no inhuman loath 0! his none. 1 un fluid 1! would no. do. Tho wofld. I‘unplo u it has flown noon. would had!) accept you In tho! light. You grow KW way do). It to wondutnl how I o 0 «on 0! oumind you youbody.’ y y P" M “Phyllis " manual min hunt “ I“ m .3!» :93 m "I! 209“!“ Ff'wzzi': “ You moan It, duling ‘l" cautiously. um withom "inning too much joy. Ian 11: my pawns“ I should repeat and so but 01 my words. " 0h. 3 why not ‘2 Rather than be perpotn Iy told how continue and sell- willod sud sullen I an. I would go to Tun- buotoo. or Hong Kong. or my omer ohmic] Ipot._" , . “ No. ' I will go to Bungemore. or nowhere. I hue dweye bud e tenoy to: it. Even long. longegoâ€"how tht' n time in Why lâ€"when my end I need to so neat- ing end ï¬shing the". we thought is she eweeten spot on «m. I almost think it no nil]. In it not odd um I ehonld look with and: kindness upon the eoene o! my gauge; gentile?" “0h. why our. 1 ho lot done 2" I my. poumhly. " Why on: I to he wrmonud an!) hour ol the day 1 I hue duty. to:- oisn towns; and houdoo. I know on the journoyl I could “to would do me no good; hutitlun to get nopomnmu I consul to lone the only plooo 3h» plow mo. 1 any .- not! do to us once. 1 will go huoh__to Summation? "‘ You would not $17 3 name: ohm-to flat ‘I†with hesitation. “You know Sir “FEE“ '99“ °.'_.-â€"" ' “Bush!" with u shudder; “ do not let us think of it." “Why not? I olten do. It seems very hr any now. She bud her griomoo. too. MIL-190“" . “To-monow. then," use ’ane with e Ions nah. As I orou the threshold end enter the old hell It Btnngemore. e greet pueionete rneh ol nnreetnineble upture flows on: me. Sudden recollectlonn end emotions threaten to outpower me. I em et home, At reet, st lutl With en impulsive move. ment I put my bend to my heart. Eeeh well-remembered object sends out to me e gamut! welcomes. With ulent joy I greet om. Yet. compelled by the strange wilfulneaa that sorrow und lonallueeahsv’a bred within me. I oonoul .11 am from Marmaduke, um. returning the mmts' aunt-non: with: oourteay kind but subdued. I go slowly np_t_ho gnu-{and injo mg on rpgln. “To-monow.†with decision. “ The sooner the better. It I die on “no my." withoruol goyoiy. “ Nuns yourself for it. mdgmomber you woold how-lion." _ _ . ' " When ‘vill you stunt 2" abruptly. “1833 week? you!†2': , -,___._-- _â€"'_~ ' Whon'tho II lam-nod we no silent-'3'“ horribly lnoliuod Io gy. yet .0.me know whymnd um «ruin um-dnko'u eyes tn . tanned upon me. (To to continual.) We two would moi? hrs» 7 Not birth. my love. no. no, Not doom. my love. no, no! The love one. oun. but our: long boon use. Ae ehe oomee to the In“ line. e anxious. wild Mneee. thee ie elmoee deepeir. min- glee mth the pemlam deflenoe the. hen hitheno eherneueflled her tone. And the mneie. where bee ehe got it ?â€"eo weird.» peheuo. eo full of pueionete recklessness. When ehe Ie flulehed we no silent. I feel Ndiï¬whloï¬ne did] we was '4’ Not thug my love. uh! no; Not thin? my love 7 why 30? Yet both were onn. ye: houn 1"]le sud n The bunches orou lbOVO our oyo‘ mt.- -LAA- -u 1â€" _ _ -- . -_.â€", â€"â€"°â€"-â€".J - "Iticoo long clocc I has sung 3|:ch ccuccly know my long correctly. Burial mu sell you I rme I! ever touch the ninnn H ' “But you must," I pox-sin. “Broth downflyon will, only let me but your voioo. Remember they. up pg uncoup- A-- ‘_1A--- L , , one etiuoe here, end - nob-ody'a angina pleases me lo much on some." “ Do. MIDI! Bea-won," any. eome one. It in Ohnudoe. He md Mumeduke heve come in thrown we open window. end on now Mending In ï¬le embtunre. tuned in by the housing museum on either side. The tone 0! hie volee unites me on being. odd. He in looking angel-1y. ï¬xedly In her ; Will she relnue min eudden. unexpected toque-t of hi! ? 00mins use: his [on cold- neae it ourpzieee even me. Bebe rum to hie e lees emiling. but lie. p “ Well. yea. I will sing you eolnetbing.†ehe eeye. end toting my place. unite-e to! _ll_ngenng chords. " I hove no music with me." she oon- tinnu. with her hoe turned from no. " I0 you must be «timed with whnever oomeo ï¬n! to me." Then the begin: Along 93075;â€. gwoo} ain‘m blown n__ _-- -.. ---â€"..-. Iâ€"v ulvnu 0n? wâ€"n'yfthio day in aging; 01“.!) tho 903:3: we: go no known I let my ï¬nger- wander idly over tho piano. Md now Ind spin hum softly my old lit 0: ballad. ‘ “ Bebe, sing something for an tonight." I fly mummy, using ham the pinata-IN. She is um (and of at has no but her pet- teofly beaumul mice. -‘ Anyway; you like â€355011570qu mug."_ __-_-_ _-_â€"..v" v“. vqu The also no In 3 not, And whn’n my thing bonuth the than A__ g, , their Vim a'aoui’eiï¬nï¬'fm'iin'o: occurs. am in yet auflioiont w die: mo “90: of more lives man one. It in the 27m 01A net. Dinner in 33 an end, and. tired o! a ing the grounds Ind gudeneâ€"eo 30!un nonunion by the night flowen- we three wumen pm who she l Ighted dnw- room, while Mum. duke end Ohm linger outside on the Nanny in ï¬nish their nights. Inn beginning to deepnir 0t nnygood result uiulng 1mm this second bnuyng together of them In my house. when one 9yening_n!:oxtly bolero the tormiuution o! '- Huw mummy obliged you mount mnn be to bud, Hanan.“ I" “ya Chan- doggmplpvumly. “'For hung 515:3 he: had»? All! use what comm o! manning mu: Dub.- rinu," lama Bebe. mm A smug. v; _-AL _.. _. Ye‘, Wm: m indie-lulu. nufuppu'ent uncouccre. I can perceive nu endowment of constraint between “lobe two. During ell me ï¬res week. min torced “eyes, and demmined (onetime-I ot the eweel and him: pest continuesâ€"end men nuts “my. Silence and evoidance lake their piece. mdm Chances especially I uotme s die. um evoidence e! an converse bordering on _ AA, “ Bu hut Gore n In Rum-y.†xepliu. Duke. “411,. “Annual Then we mun pus up with. :1: ’10.». Bus Blwohu Gongâ€"whats in e I! " Probably in Jul-anon. to: .u I know. or: one.†uuumum). "Wm“ nu au-wul Poo: Btwoha! it «he could only but you. You would remember. 'Duko, mu mpg-no). though «unable m a woman. I. may, maul Ill. uuum. Solitude Ill-W was you; you grow. d9wunghi_tudo." " It I was undo, I apologize." mura- bu. malady. Thou. Emma; “mum Jung!“ though has favouto an: an at nuoooaluuy. mud wounu up mm In sumo-u. flourish. he wan annual: the tpou mumw on I. an; gummy outside. “ I hue only been a wool In England moo my return," apnea he. ceremoni- only. “ and 1m. been to“ ytutly may “I dun time. or I would a“. woman my me plenum of caning upon you and Mrs. Roman. I did not know you were staying; with Indy Hunuooou 7" "'On'. Hunes' cableâ€"uni: mum“ me now," an Bebe. mm 3 hula uuuy glance :3 Entry, who mule. we chute. hu head. " Bug ï¬nd» me mum-me " “ I Ila some n be; an mutation It I did not. receive n." say: Buns». . mu hunt. a she return: my u» o: wuouum. " I was growing very uneasy noun )uu. But." “ppm; my cheek. " l mum awe wasted myuu uny won-y on the .uojw- at your health, a you no loom; pzowkwgly. won." Bebe deduct I burn can-ed than all more trouble than I nu ma]. wuuuupou I take her in oil-way um much hot upgmn gm run her mm but Moon. 'Jnet before dunno: 0mm». uuvu, hu- ing been dnven over noun a- country home some miles annual. where he he: been buying. Bebe greet: him WM: a hunt. hug]: um hue nutmeg in n o: nuvounueu or eup- preaeed plenum. II is purely wunï¬erem. For the moment 1 (col puma um amp. poiniod. " Bmgemore eeeme so be our entw- liehed meeuug-sxouuo utter mu; uoaeuceu.†aha euye. 317mg mm ho: hum]. “ Lei m. coast-mine you on humus empeo ohiflt nun _luueee tribe: 1:: we Eat." uuuggorn to optï¬outin. “Vuygooa; but than: u: as soon a you use." he “ya. ova hi. .homuu vmh t lmgum nod; “ sud so to: a «null; the any n loo ï¬ne so upouu mayor..." “ l um so and you mumoucd it." I my. 03qu : " I haw» bun mun-.3 gt “to to: wine breath: on our mummy). Burnt am But» mu ounu. l tut sun. and. oh! poo: mus Chips, 1 mm long- Lzu um he in u pxuout bunny; m _1..m.; but glandu- wul not lullfl‘. "1 than ; 'uu Bunch. Gang. sud Bu Huh Gav." Ibo-e um I mg um mun: mucowt mluoo. would so 5 way. Wall. 1 too will In km to. lg? ï¬nally 1 null talcum. "i 535 me." ah? ofjooto, lmguldly: