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tore. weary the girls with their mpuny.
clump-
” , purple moor stretching upward and
' upward, melting imperceptibly into the
amnsthern. Theidcaotneekingdirtrae‘
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at dinner they were rcarcely ever
ical rimilnrity. that the girl-at loot gave
up trying to remember their names or the
times at their arrivnla and departures.
One Sunday morning horde come down
irorn her room nimt half past to and went
onto the terrace in from of the home.
Downat the foot at the grounds run the
river. shading into a hundred twea with
pool and shallow and rtrcnm, and topping
the ragged. rocky hunk, patched withgoldv
rhyme, rrneoscre‘enol drandlarehand
rmet beech; and then came henvinghnll
inguplnnda, hilbl nnd hollows, givin‘ ti:
tonne of perpetual motion-green with
tore land, dirn yellow with corn dog:
with here and there- tiny homestead rend-
lug up its poet who lrmn hehind the
ot hr. and own beyond was the
aligned the mountains that ahimnrcred
hinengninnt theeky. ‘
Alter filling her eyea with thin scene,
Surieiooked nruurrd loreompany. Anne
hrlhad moo thel'ree kirk in thevil-
lap with Hr: Gray. lotion had re
ntainedathonre.hntwhaa ahewaeSnsie
dianotknow. Notevennpouaeshootinp,
young rnanwna in fight. So Sodom
nponhaownmwent downtothe
river. There, howavu, the met Dickie
andthreeyoung-n, tlyhoted with
theSnl)
hath. for ones welcomed Son:
Thehoneatyounn Philiatinea tonnd Soot:
ly when they dimer
chanting, especial
eredthathernothnnldylrhin‘waathat '
theanglerlnt idlyounhanknnd let hislly
dangle in thewater until a trust rwallowed
it eorntortahiy.
They talked. therefore, a great deal about
fishing. to enlighten her, and she learned
my thingy—the tutti-nudity oi parrnnd
molt,nnd the grown up re- hiiitieaot
[diamond theau cunning
trout. They also told he? terrible tale: 0!
punches, and howthey watching am
in wait {or certain piratleal aroundreb
noted for its intelligenorJhey were hugely
delighted. Now nn"ottrr"iaailathoard
with coats and flier attached to it, which h
looted down ntrearu.
Then Dickie interrupted the converse
tiotl. and naked herii the had "even Hum
snywhcre about?"
Susie being, as before rtaterl, only vngm-
' 0‘ Dickie"
Oneotthe oothacnrnctohersuiutnncc.
"I don't think Ili- loahan nut Hurst.
Bhowannotdown tohreaklntt this morn
ingandflurnt turned uplatelaetniuht."
‘1ilnnetastnn‘mkntlooking gentle
lwill lend Iii. to you." laid finale.
3 = 3
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‘ min-Pm wait»... inning. r
. ' new on
ahonkl havemetokirk alll'listonad to
HrJlaecnllorhtor-r hourandaqunmr
mpradqtinotion." ‘ -
glances)! Brie lint-at, who was chatting
with Dickie and two other youthe. ll:-
medtohultstolorammentmoi! un-
ocrtainwhattodu Thenhecamatorwnrd
boldly .
pectodtoseeyondownhere."
out into her like a knile. Susie did not
duizeh On‘ly .her lips quivered nlittle at
will rhoot plenty o! grouse.”
onootQDWonrhire."
Amhel. .
went in to lunch was a more ahock to
Susie. She hd eureelyenpectod tofind‘
her there, or, it the did, to ace her "thrilled
and minor and overwrought like hem".
For it had not entered her pun- new that
Human: their Hidden meeting, had not
rnadr‘ to Marian a molecular: oi hie past
life. ’ Even now she wondered whether
Marion we» playing it part or had turned
suddenly crru-l nod
rnirthtul meal won a terrible onlenl to her.
She heard, vaguely, one of the youths tell-
ing Marion of her primitive ideal on no»
in; and Marion's light hearted laughter.
She joined in it, too, mechanically. No one
seemed to notice her matrniut. hint.
Bmywnshusynt the head at the table
llhrrt never looked at her. but joined
ratherwildlyin the general converantioo.
Only Annabel glanced tharply at her now
and then
M‘Suoiewending a
lather, w not join
dowot the great drawing room and mt
down at a writing table. Prom outride
canteintherweetanteilotmixnonettenud
nyringn end the hon oi the summer in—
nectain thcmn. Butlhehuriod hertaee
dnllatnporot misery. .
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Sari-did not reply. She had not the
nndgrceted her.
‘fl-low do your do, lit-Lee! I never ex-
Though no. ofthe mmplaoe won‘t;
“How do you do, Mr. Hurrtl I hope you
Then the turned to Annabel and Hurst
weuthncktothemen.
”Who is that creature?” asked Annabel.
rflrJlunt. I know hint. 1 met him
mt. you met him in heron-hire." raid
The right at Marion’s happy tree or they
merciless. 'l‘hat nohy,
After lunch themenweutawaytosnroke,
laughter to her
Marion and Aunt
hrhhntwent hy hcnelt Into a haywin—
inherhandeand there rrrnalned.in the
Shelooketl up. Brio “it was around
in; by her.
"SneicJor heaven's sakeJn me any a
word to you!”
Shermandlookednthhn withthe
gideotoue whohanehangrd with rudder:
tterneea loom the child into the woman.
”Are you engorged to Marian Gray!"
The young man hung hie heal and
rernpedthe «wet with the point at his
1)an
”Yet. since this morning." And then
he went on hurriedly: “Forgive me. Susie.
lcouid not help myaell'. ldiql love you
Mostly, truly: and I love you still; lost
what is the goal? Your lather would
never hear oi iwand Xenon cam tor me
—nnd you know, Susie, that one can't all
ways do what one wishes in this: world."
“\i’hy‘did you think it necmry to come-
and tell me thin?"eehed Smilevrzryqnlctly
ilewu silent (or n moment,an tum
answered, lomely:
"I thought I owad you on explnmmm."
lie had expected a mill at turn out!
childish when; thin gentle nternnena
took him shock.
"Yam action. explain then-circa, Eric.
You could never have cared touch toe ms
lhave grown old now, and have torgotu-n
those (radish daya But you have norm
letters and things“ nine."-he went on
bravely, though her voice broke ever no
little: "rent! them to on. Perhaps—per.
hop Marion might not like toner them."
”finale. darling." exclaimed llnnt nod
denly. "don't tolls like that. I nee that
you lovemennd l lore you methan I
evrvdid More. Don’t let napart in tit!»
way. Tell nrethatruu can loverne nod
Wren». I cannot help wry-tell; i care
(«Marinade-um her, but you
corny first love. leranatoyou lorplty
and lugirenern. Stale."
"And can Itarimanrry you in apite or
all thin?" naked their in theratne tone.
”Butllariun downs» know—«at more
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fihratartadhathnnllh-hadotrlehhrr.
“tie-way now; yonharosatd Wm:
nuitall. You are worrying Harlan tor
harmony. ldhlloveyonamap.
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The Dianna have a nan-elm in
somewhat-morn
irhrnhristerto .hat
aarvedunderthot one-since
I”. Rebuiuvnriahl aoqnltwd hint-
thcredit.‘ -
aolt’wl
John Thorpe. of.“ New York, her been
called the “tether of the chrylautho-
morn.” as it woe largely though He
elort that the downwaedorelopndto
mmwhritru
GovernorFloweriaqnito na mucho'f
neportnmnhrhielinensirou-Prcdo
deutClercland. Attrnpriiiiotinghir
flowerbrnid to have madanscoreot
06 out of npuuiblolilo. .
The parenteral eu-Benator lopllearo
etill living at Hendrik-Into. The
lather, now our eighty yearn at age.
war the inventorot merolneetnlnw
chinra employed in monolactnring
ml.
‘Goneral B. P. Beale,olW
haloulxlafarm near Bel thooele.
hinted stallion that throutanot'l‘nrv
key preaentnd to General Grunt." and
which General Grant prom General
Ir. ltohertflruolmt 1%waka
venerable type launder. recently cole-
hrnte‘d his ninoticth hirthdny. Ir.
Brominvontodnmachinnlortypnonltr
in; that it unedineverytypofonntky
throughouttheworld.
Benjamiul’oorwashorninltnyntond,
N. u.. Sept. or, lenlirted June, 19:2.
mdwuinrervicoaraliloruntil mnato
and out November following. Be is
ntiIllivinginBaytnond and drawingn
pnnsiountnveternnot-thowaroflslfl.‘
andisin rentarkohlyvigoronrhonlth.
TURF TOPICS.
Henryulewetthnsapaeernanted
haukfirniththat doe- nn eighthof n
mflaatnlmmclip.
At NewYorkrecentlylflolSenator
Stanford'- truttoraaold torntotnlol
$119,186. an average of $.10.” per
"White Harlccnrthyhaa purchanrd
alxtoeu 2-year-oltk Iran theeatnteol the
latesenator Bear-t; ninenre hyCheviot.
firehyJirnBrownnndtwohyimp
Trade .
J. Maloonl Forbes is undecided yet
whether he will have Arron handled {or
a teeter record thecorniug cannon or not.
it will depend entirely upon howtha
change of climate alecta tho colt.
Adrenwer’ ,4 year! old. by W.
darn Lulu Wilkes. by George Wilkes.
newnd darn Lulu. 2:15. by Alenander‘a
Norman. lint two selected to succeed
[mm M. the Palo Alto fnrrn.
Monroe Sanlhhury. owner at Direct,
2:06. says. "A: we now have him fitted
for this lemon with a enlky weighing
rirtyvfive mods and a retol hnrueeo
weighing 43.; pounds. | extinct hint logo
in 3903' ,
TheColnmhia Driving Park a-ocia
tion, of Month. Toun..will give a
010.000 stake for yearling trotterr. a
35,000 ttake for yearling poet-a andn
m cotuolation stake for yearling
trotten
(bunt V
etarnpion y
and hue Pm, airtighaawtamted
trainer. liliud Saunders. with a lung-
nihcent gold watch in appreciation“
um work with the yonnptqn
AROUND THE manure.
alk ‘
. The change i
The sole aim of women nearing
this critical period shOuld he to
keep well, strong, and cheerful.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s‘
Vegetable
Compound ‘
it peculiarly adapted to this condi-
Girls about to enter woman-
hood find its mistmcelniraluable.
ward henna of!”
Cook Duh.
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Spring andSummerGoods
Business and
Brass
Then-nut linelhnnewr oil’rrnd in all th
latent atylca. A would lined
LightcoloredScotch
Cheviots.
'l'hna notch theret- nothlnc hetteror more
otyliah manufactured. Fall and eramlue them
I
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