text: UFDC Home | Help | RSS TABLE OF CONTENTS HIDE Front Cover Front Matter Frontispiece Title Page Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Chapter XIII Chapter XIV Chapter XV Chapter XVI Chapter XVII Chapter XVIII Chapter XIX Chapter XX Chapter XXI Chapter XXII Chapter XXIII Chapter XXIV Chapter XXV Chapter XXVI Chapter XXVII Chapter XXVIII Chapter XXIX Chapter XXX Chapter XXXI Chapter XXXII Chapter XXXIII Chapter XXXIV Chapter XXXV Chapter XXXVI Chapter XXXVII Chapter XXXVIII Chapter XXXIX Chapter XL Chapter XLI Chapter XLII Chapter XLIII Chapter XLIV Chapter XLV Chapter XLVI Chapter XLVII Chapter XLVIII Chapter XLIX Chapter L Chapter LI Chapter LII Chapter LIII Chapter LIV Back Cover Spine Title: Queechy CITATION THUMBNAILS PAGE TURNER PAGE IMAGE ZOOMABLE Full Citation STANDARD VIEW MARC VIEW Permanent Link: http://ufdc.ufl.edu/UF00003463/00001 Material Information Title: Queechy Physical Description: 670 p., <8> leaves of plates : col. ill. ; 18 cm. Language: English Creator: Warner, Susan, 1819-1885Gilbert, John, 1817-1897 ( Illustrator )James Nisbet & Co ( Publisher ) Publisher: James Nisbet and Co. Place of Publication: London Publication Date: 1864 Copyright Date: 1864 Subjects Subject: Children -- Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction ( lcsh )Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction ( lcsh )Grandfathers -- Juvenile fiction ( lcsh )Country life -- Juvenile fiction ( lcsh )Bildungsromane -- 1864 ( rbgenr )Family stories -- 1864 ( local )Bldn -- 1864 Genre: novel ( marcgt )Juvenile fiction ( lcsh )Bildungsromane ( rbgenr )Family stories ( local ) Spatial Coverage: England -- London Notes Statement of Responsibility: by Elizabeth Wetherell ; with illustrations printed in colours General Note: Some ill. signed: "JG" (i.e. Sir John Gilbert) Record Information Bibliographic ID: UF00003463 Volume ID: VID00001 Source Institution: University of Florida Holding Location: University of Florida Rights Management: All rights reserved by the source institution and holding location. Resource Identifier: ltqf - AAA4740notis - ALH9986oclc - 48622000alephbibnum - 002239458 Table of Contents Front Cover Front Cover 1 Front Cover 2 Front Matter Front Matter Frontispiece Frontispiece Title Page Title Page 1 Title Page 2 Chapter I Page 1 Page 2 Page 2a Page 2b Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Chapter II Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 Page 25 Page 26 Page 27 Page 28 Chapter III Page 29 Page 30 Page 31 Page 32 Page 33 Page 34 Page 35 Page 36 Page 37 Page 38 Page 39 Page 40 Page 41 Page 42 Page 43 Page 44 Page 45 Page 46 Chapter IV Page 47 Page 48 Page 49 Page 50 Page 51 Page 52 Page 53 Chapter V Page 54 Page 55 Page 56 Page 57 Page 58 Page 59 Page 60 Page 61 Page 62 Chapter VI Page 63 Page 64 Page 65 Page 66 Page 67 Page 68 Page 69 Page 70 Page 71 Page 72 Page 73 Page 74 Page 75 Page 76 Page 77 Chapter VII Page 78 Page 79 Page 80 Page 81 Page 82 Page 83 Page 84 Page 85 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Page 672 Spine Page 673 Full Text The Baldwin Library University mB Of ida :2, c: .-: ~?IS~~ 14 QUEECHY. IT ELIZABETH WETHERELL, Avaso or "Tax WnO, W ma w Obeo ." Tu Qunsy. Ihpe I may speak t in w ithot agas to the ladiu a* SIIl WS~airaliT ediit h Ct / LONDONi JAMES NISBET AND CO, 21, BEBNEB$ STREET. NDcccaLr. QUEECHY. CHAPIME L Whom uaebId w . A bwt m the MM&mu akem. *Oouc, &w-udS --the old mae ai thm wp at th i gato-tll n "Wel, dla-r-Mpo.ded a obeerM he.rt rdoi thby mut wa ta bit; Ihent tgot my hat ." O rIlngtth i And the little p er, a girl o a t or da yms old, dbhed put the ola gtlem.. and anin lo the aow = whhi led to bhio nmo n d wth at In Ir "Ye, dear,-but tat .in'ali I mu put m on reteim -and I must look and u if I can ad a maoy- "0 yes-for the pot-ofloe. It's barti day, i C -nthI-iwon't you oomm Iandil rd o Iwthhai at i-And IU go out and kep mo t ld Dm ilm tnee. ntiow. Frtheold uet h lii e gh for ber ya bad aim omme fourteen ort nof ead an in do et o dar of dnni w. be stood in whatw cWd the bat medo., Juitbout th littk painW fena tht denaidond a ouit ou nathe ho.. Around%@bom dth yaWd rih >t a dl on every ud the higbhroad eudlg fe them not moe than a hundnd or two fbt fom thi Slittle gi plated hearelf on the outside of the and seeing h ba to itedtheol M aar with sgt o ; fr beides other groaada f.or seuty to h r quet be iour, e ot the an employed about the rwho had hanemd the oequirw a~ t the moment buead in putt om dean strw in the otm o the rehide. Wi at" id the oid rI t to thl peon, "he is a st that isat ready to ome unbuIed Wht knr o about atrpe and buckles r mid the ma rather nunbBt e anh e round howear to se what she anL d lo he drew t one ad featoed the other took peal good ar mnot to let PIeds Mkn that her watched l ad probal moved the whole rid a from iua; s i te sotr o h p oLmauldT aot o n a trial o = mm's crves which dot l her could hew bee expected to meet Fleds was to l sJ'ee the buckle made ht, and that Watkinm, romead by her hint or by the cue of it, afterwards took a omaewht arel look over the whole eiahlment. In high gle then e olihabed to her mat in the httle a0 and her grandfather coming out coated and tted withM om ia mounted to his o em ede her. "I think tki mig hvetae the trouble to mwh the wM withoutt V itq im ," mid Fl d; "it Is all peckled Z am hlblM time." Ha'n t whe hed it i" mid the old ge(tleman in a tone of dtld nmz. I"Watkas I"- "Why didn't you wah the wagon as I told you" r "It' a over lom." "'Ibt'. Mr. Didahowr's work-he had it out day 'fore ye- tarmd ad if ou wnt it leaned, Mr. uBmau, ma mrpek to him abdut it. Mr. Dideahoa r may im own doi ; it' moe than rI oi to." The old gntem made no answer, eept to quaint the nr withthefo fhisbe in nreadinem to mett. A had Samnoymnc and diplaesmre Ior a momeg t wm ua his bo; but theo pt opang from the meadow upon tho ihmud b he* d w back upona it hi ges fto fitting them out whe h neovet ham swedmtn of dema nour ijh as bat heidl with him, and eeied a well as his little p ddaughtr to hev gihn arethoe gobtho r ehe. t edm a ad beob this load oat another blt the harnm, or rather in Mr. Dideohmr, whh like a wise lile child-oe ptto here A broke -pI '.I -n t .,r -- IILILl.d c- ~-S~-~ll~~~uaav ~~I~L''~L~I~BIAUV ~ c f whiah he ndthr had mladed to be popteb malI a ste "du with dovis of n" wck ha rid aid hLr tll timwthey ea Mdrve oa But. t add a*t a It u berlle.int wt(oldly v a, n wohiyng "mooI gutting I set ImadeMyg= h ma ith hi. Mn ha aigreer eleManonaudl; the stin aightfssa moment be loaded; but attL *and itwould wonu dsr s ar. iNdthr dleu c wMr hr adnar aud aJot r th awmt ehLmid whaidh me di d d the other Itf e Ir Ld r knon hld whfl.h rott. What .nted it to her tht the little old m na ws mt and wor that mei mi thinhii twLt bi wp p ad it, d ti B f teW"d nkch atenir mmaoh r h wt "Whan m we going iat, giradg < to the pe? shad r hade adMit is to go ther i ahlw, dot Yoaithe rptoet, ad I-I don't al itadrr, bit I have alw the lO of gttin o e; and thI'I sImthu ybe m Ihave one to"da, pnd|pr We'isea It's tima o of yirs wota to you." "O ai daYt write to m-Misoa cy Aunt Lacy;I neer had a letter m as u on thlu, a pt -oo from little Hugh, --dont you t iaUnibt Wg I a bold think b In ad a U7 Dimelitle boy, sohdo'to "ittlboyl wiiwyI gue isabat.ubrJyouu isa -tbe i eveno saru old, aint he? " T but i st lan, y know, o radp, and I a little r" Ti reasoning being mnwernable, Mr. BinWgn onb bade th old mrse at on. It wI aple in toma. led. thought it prUti Spleuit iorri uto for the an wa ried with htLa y do Ite lir w mild and till, and the wood. lite bma m B, puttlsta beca upon ilnison.me Bmtwree we iara diL thir lWeav the ester art PNdingr to Y the ammew iomtr, ina 4419 at san sow ashowlg a am dii.. the poawls =ithir bd the red wer s Od 69 ld podsmmalshm ad many a r ~~u Mm and Pbb to the &"dkworlopaE.FUd arthiL mop. pi~oedmA dlh Intuh lute mU hh inhm-~ - .4rea of d m Is We moth d tJ .4t hblwvmiqi hum sad tb. N. m*emu with me otf whowhlemaMi h" SWhIdoyonwmtthtaxrruiihe. "Yotemalgdo 7 'IF&. "0 yn cm-.~u m Immotamosothitwmmis -'"B. an$ studsludtl~r .imo eId r4 s got act and vat to the mrm&i ahnvi e bit adi i healimbed into a cumg oeremod bog it as It rewars vM d oaL Dothr cur one muis "M abdyo the addii to Iog of mm th t he avld mmli mcat l m i toorrt.bookm toL brj1lming the wegu it oue bad fu ai could hed of er, bwbivs.~ NOWwhat poof tbat do yO V *pind Uipd I goodahnumadly, n he ba Jhii vW help he cold ror. air-bn adpI wao it to Pat at om r t d in a eWL.~y e We1i hen de ame"o kaL and l.ok but I.."t ad UD&MM = it vu a pH tibreak k wh ty, u rmlmg th t 0 im'sps I!W OU b 'Kt. ralldp~r--r~ do door there d"~~t~ I WbdI my bomiag bush f 0 rom* I I vv"% add *Afhrat "' hInthe waomI Itfs whe cub! A so bwm i maiww M" rll baking -PPM a si1- Woob Opumtl Mir. =WE~ rrr~brd~. Op sildallp l mVie pt"Minsweek- 1itsio~udP 1 'Ahtlm Nwiff tobee idsaouaohqyhsamw Why whaatrohm meb mamn s m I d ,. 2 th upw~themotnwdo I11 Mris hem I. *u, 0ith a wor 0 son b. I l9 2Am I%=bk.OM tW Md. bw'* aawl =1 botam youthed bb s hew=oft% IIL~~~lr ~ ~ hi they mId~1rI ~ t~~ Thecldgmtlumudrow~uphlsahote w.hehbmidhe. Th* vanpm the fr sad oltis7 whm at tagh i mnadb nh and ri tal foin wm bmW in iling thoi wagon undr admp of o no thijad yA..4..ja bdi..d4 "L. W"mdr I" mid Mr. Mg umnde bbeath. "Would itbemy use fua, Im we to t d owm, d Irn and tu thjou duo thu. to tas e mbl to he 'em 'm uaim to med poe thepay hIMsIX "li9 dr, a hg breah anddgae. a bard lto at the dia =-= Am botatnmt wue ping in by hoanifo be Itwa hbt a w Ai ftha, ot ton b the old gatimmen am to wa IWM op spin. *Ain't ther as ot my oep mor yonder t&m% Ihb.- "Imtbot sm dddw PUliL" mlriI 4M on IX X mn'ly; II toyd y do b- a*reA dip %%, f didnm't that u m On C p vould beth iao gWmo n Om AvWmod m,*Aq a intoMK *Why do yo asp grandpa, if he don't behae right " IRA a"rimed tos Mtly. e I cart git rid of him, dear," Mr. M n ( awered Atip lo to tLhpo-ait c he seemedlia dimagrbb Ld Ma rehc Fleds did not choose to break in upon. So the mi and hl f wa driven in sobar ailen. a hllI at out sod go in, gradpa id Fld when he dMw up bna the house. SNodesy," id he in his usl kind tone; "yoa sit til. Hoile there -Oood day, Mr. Smpio-have you got anything for met" The man di-ppear and ime out I iu 'juapaawr, grandf" MidFl. WA alomiii *d Mr. RnBiga IIdeclual- $Mi0r11 Bln. -care of It iqp-Ug ,q.'-7tee, deu, thee it ." ris I exclaimed Fled a she claped the letter sad both her hands together. The bu uts and Mr. Didenhover wee fb ttb at l The letter ouldnot be read in the jolting o the m, but, ma Fleds mid, it was al the pleater, far she had the expectation of it the whole way hoam SWhe are we goin now, grandpa" Tbo Quesey Bun." "That will es a nice long ride. I am verygd. This habean ood. Wh my letter and my bitterweet I hve gtI,g dpal" Swas a littleville, a very little villa, about ba a mie from Mr. Ringn's house. It boosted, hower, a doentl brick chamho om ese, a chool-house, a lawyer's odioe, ~oo st o, a dozen or twoof dwelling-houe, ad a poet- dfor a me reason or other Mr. Bingp always choe to hae his letter come through the ttleril pot- oqo, a mile and a half further o At the doo of the la o e Mr. ggu apin stopped, and gain shouted "Good-dy, ir. Is Mr. Jolly within " "WilyouL k him to b o good a to tephereamomentt I anot very wel get out." Mr. Jolly ws a oomfortable-looking little man, mooth asd leSk, piu bt d iOusible, reasonable onest too, as the world l n .tha. n to s-nve to do with, the woril wnm t o mrs with .U snm th t vaw ure he would make no uanecemyroub in yourwn. rnme now fr h sad brisk to the ide of the wages, with that uncen hilarity i people sometimes be eL b od d brI d, o.Mr. Joql." barntifl dydll s peand mum' How do 7you Mr. Rk Iu" "W r, I nr was better in my li*, ring this lae- uno that dimblae me muh. I cant go and M to th y moureM as Iadta However-we maot pet nis tmoumrei. Ido'tomfh. dt plain. be a gremt d to b "Ya, air,-w r ha gSmit dal to be tbhalM fr," aid Mr. Jolly rther ebetuctadly, and pettig the old uar iQ di 'Bare you en that fow M cGowan" said Mr. inW bratly, and in a lower tons. I rn h sa him," mid Mr. Joly, coming bck bom tie old nun to business. . I He' ah erd coatomer, I guV, ain't he I" Be's as ly a car ern ws helped l" Wht dom he my l" "Se he muet hae i." "D tol tll him wat I told youth" I told him, ir, that o ha not et t retinres hom oru an tht yoa epeod to* eM, owing to oe thing Ga hUbnre i d thbit you oldn% up the Mh for him dal at one; nd that he would ave to wait spell, but that he'd be anre to e it in thelon ruan. Nobody ever Aired by Mr. BinM 0 an- I told hiM SWell, sir,-be was altogether refctible-e's a piheaded Sfllow as I eer me." "What did he y l" "Hel me nmes and more e wouldn't wat a day longer -.-eid hed wanted alrdy si month." "E e has Iaoldn't meet the lat pymaet. 'There's e' t rn tdue ow. Iaan'thlpit Thereeaedn'thveboemn I could go about and etand to thinp mg .-I hme bor toaeth ppr diipoinad in tht Didamr." "I expect ouhave" Wht do you suppo he'll do, Mr. Jollt-MoGowa, I *I apet hell do what the awll let him, Mr. Iiaga ; I don't kow whatll hinder him." "It' awomrtun than I thout my infmiti would mr me," *said t old gilan A labort NA 11 thA piro" 'ItostLr, ud t at to = wer o Art ha ad of 1 in tdhe eM le-tim et be "*oI tomdUhim,Mri. Iptmtto him. bIe p'"r. NGHn anl % hdbad i ;bthe enilnt a omn toin dtht Woldn't InB Mr. t tla slr of his own root a km as he-wat y, ad thtnk it a planre-If the not va aSmir dd the old wntlma, ith a sr dof digniy ad wbftmm d-it dom h mu ter. Ky hemd wir ad a dbeher mlo w, hr round or andlr iL T i Iord wi proyide-Wheyl tadill.tl what allthe fool The meetrni mm rn a to bN id," he added rith a mieabl attmp at rhi obrad iMf liAs ld tumed awy hr had d mod ot to bher Awhm the lowerdtor. athepleenr emed to iy that h wa o too may if the eas my. 2hb Ih oild net etlp eDtMd a fw ithe a ofTnmveretuio, edl wt. were uMeonaao fur Peda' witea to w u; he hA bad a lladr imat A- tig loome ends ofa to r. it led tnew toe ofher m oe wou ha Slld up every i thedo tthe utered u that -of to a" c er.= itartk as t duloM went ad Ihe needed no xom. Mmeor OadiMWhto tIpI thu bitter Dlit Writh d m dost Itmosondnawtur "V*20maab the emoni -r alblt hells Bo loagr eand or ad the eurloailty to wk ptantth. lin tae - sw la l, a her Lap; r hir, dp to hr br ea, was not ot mato d trm vm quier unfing oe alter the other down her ah and lling oa hr w: te demd not M her bhdhakbld nor tar her er tow her gmdahr t they lhoold ec his ey. Her ndh&thr I-could it be porNibh tt he met be tamd out ct im old htom In hi old tI cold bepa I Mr. Jobemed to think t might %imadher seemed totar mdkit mt Lanw the old Iel B hl wauld he go I-Saor drbghter he ad um bft; rsmourcs would hare nom, or thi ed not appa. Work t oalld not; be dependent upon the erl o Nior MiLd Ashe kne hewould nr; Ai nmmrd hri oms s he could betAtr bew to go to th elmehom the d n Ma* Andthltiftahey wmtheoaldhaw iLM II sm more war the ma ihown in io irflb, ad ty mel hafe the dwlr o h wher they haLd been mtoer ad the erdow and hills wuld tl weeM tbher Iherm of bamr m md eAt udr the atndetmnyer. Bt bthe thib ur nnoot, leMan. 0 thoq the Lo t- made then rms a.m hot mA ita thn wre aolthing In mhr mind to the b rdgal or the dmrea the dl those hug.o would be. ua e MiKnrn. l d knew him mad knw t would not bto di. Whit. li heed could b m bowa d it we mwl, u hIr own boed in H a her childih fal anfilnis on into tiL im b huta. Of McDowmni tmdiir dr ih d no ob. h bhd mea him aooe, nd bai nom vena maore pha- iopDom than mont dim m, that oe eigt do him wa mug to vnr i ll Mr. Joly bd d. T'nhe rm uae aof hard inioth mald her. Nothing but sl cold eomo othivlngto do with auth am. It vWa honr itll ni t as meh any rftIbodin of the fatu thet mov d ledaA tams a thl e of her gr dt resiM tin.the mquik a o birlgtle to mway t ors tlm toobedM m. His ia vmndoublhrn. Both om his opi a oifte ,a h rma~ theq aould mrly be u ed; aid he dmar any.Im I- than dIo meim. In La ermil p n, whilthe dld hd td pta helrf mli mp wth W r amdMhdi smrow, heo the der brad Id- itMI aa d t thamnl- uhe. n fr d. i ttim not bery s hoae but in ir pi i ad iofow thM litleO o uam to a Alop. *Aine't n moBmo berrioh th tIae yoader I~ ld Mr. l, thereh wth ite bdirh tame n 1ar what awe~r iwan. ti edi in t Give ~tteree to tom da'Is e ner too dim to m white beh or holly, nd she ad no lape tLhe e deir to hve the ttr; but with th a hablHblIe wM hih antd is the in t wtue and o other Il answer in t o a loie t ra &a d to be dma,, 0 yl thaink you, mti-;"d im = dng aw twi to fn daMbrad LIa the ,tadt withr nobrfeICgolabat hthroqh tedand tol-I dm of hoy. Ba if sbobulen l dls bM I-wbIls Ihe @Boomto be blef attis a quantit as pomibl of the rich hining La sd d iri Hir grmdl dnM and hwr lbrt to it bd n er heart; *he hrdly know hat mhew dob Wa ae M d art 7 = saw a mer and ilm thlm down at her "; i was vn audia mobs. e mad a long job eof t ebana Bat rwh at lo It mt comme ton and lhe aohe bak i tM, moothed her hoi, and m batmk to Mr. BiBm amdl d Ig over the satoe asd rhmb ia herkr wrqd ae tiLhebatlythLr eetl e ato.sr. bwherohon rd he Qhouht v a the dua of ise d Xesa l ad alse did not Ile pta good. look at "n. "Wlo o oanuh todress upthefroat noot itsay arid L. b the hbt thigh you cuan do with'em, woa't it* "The hrot room bimy No, indeed I won't, pandpa. I don't want'em where nobody ae them, and you know we ar s ra in there now it sold th j Wel, dear anyhow like tol ve it. Bt you lt a Jr in the house big a for them, hae you r '0 r mmu e-rve got an old broken pitcher without a Lhand. ndp do vnry well." 'A brouptchel that iu't err edlgant Vr Mid h. yonIroUldn'tbow itin thr whenIlhaivefixed& r1 sonr up ll the broken part with grn, you know. Areegoing hom now, gadp* r No, I vt to top a minute at nud Joesmu'. Unle Johua u a bother-in-law of Mr. Biing a substan- l rer and very wel to do in the world. He found not in the home but ibrod in the ~id with his me, klding a aormoua bsket-wgon with corn-talk. At Mr. BioWg's about he got O r the fa de ad aue to the wagon-id* Hi le showed emae and hrewdneas, but nothing at the ope aoblity of mim which nature had tamped upon that ofhl bother. "Plne morni b r aid he. "rm getting in my corn- SSo I se," aid Mr. Bign. How doyoufind the newway tnring them answer r ie a over youa e Sweet anuto Them ttlea mod atethem. Howare you gi tobe offfor Ader this winter "It'f more than Ica tell you," id Mr. iggn. IThere eoht to be more than p ty; but Didenhover contrive to Seerythin out at w wrong ed. I wish I was rid o e'll never get berth with am I can tall yo" id unde Joahnm kghbfr Brother," kid Mr. Bl i., lowering his tone *ain, have you an.y loo moh you ou0 lst me have for six month oro wr Unoi Joshus too a meditative lok down the road, tuned a ad f tobacco n his cheek and naly brought his eyes again to Mr. and answered. SW I don't e I U," mid he. *You seJosh is et a iog to et up for hielf at Knton, and he'll wnt ome elp sel; anD d I apet thtll be about a much as I a manage to I myh hadso. Mr. 11 SDoon hao rwho r may tt he wold h be liy tole No, Idont. Mom Isti heli r eemm. fryour rt r IWk U hriiiwmo in mygg *He'% ftwrhe hisn own Nm I I*." *You may wer to tht l went a many buILm o w fo a 6rth, rMna they nn threhed oat lat a, t I {*a iik tere woin be in te GLdM. Idont knOw watL on erthheooldhadonwith i I ppoe itl be the mm tbfaover thi ye." MaTbhe has red you a Demon Tvl we mvmd by o of hbep lt eAon-threm ndal bond hle in the m lor ~ld et out the on w, nd Tra ooouldn't ontri v wniot the door w f empty neDt ering d thm he M H I-did he atch the fllow r 'Not he-he had made tm bdor the A wed in your w--I wouldn't lt Didehoer me muk of d be lary till haow how he wll oome out at the end. SHe ha lot it aIremy eid Mr. alm wiith a nrw twitch at the old mre' bd; he whbeded oe oa t of al little eram on one pretene ad another-hb d a mthM in New Yokt that he d to d d mo tod o d a ods that he wnted togaet o opwn, aud so o,--and Ilt bib Mit Id tl thee w a one of those ttti u teer tht he popoeed to me to let him hare on enot, ad I thou it w M good d pgy hhi al tat u p prettyear the hoi I wnrnt you his'nr the httt t the wholeloL We% U& tight hold o t other hI brother Uaeir; that' my "The other halt b web to make n lha." "Whbew I--l-I w ah you d rld of him; and don't ke mich another bein spn. Ooo0 dtoeI" It w with 1 keena t tlat ltte sd w the dowa- harted look o herndtr a aain be pVe the old ma notice to mor on. A ew minute ped in deep tlhoht on both dim. Sadpm," mld Fled*, wouldn't M. Jo g rhap h ow et somebody _tit might bas wome momey to snd r "I deaolr I" id the old mtlemun fter a moment, "thetl not a bad thought. I woddadidan ha it mrysel" They tuled bot, end without a moe ror maled beek tir ay to Qo chy Bau. Mr. am ouMat in, h ad ilertMw er; t r s Bming to =*h leB irmi in smi a 4 ItnMnlnLkoti& f e ar. Mum hn a a a c act alan dea. t I tSl ym i4S Mr. Ia hbe eoledad, n1 teen t over 1 any a oist aindisntIf I can tankh of &V Bo tbhey hrt kam h ar d *Camira dr rid tlWd hr. hrtiBlhgr had an hiliitteI ?ddtair'L-it Will seilst semhow. Dony'tyo wary you ltblir bd with bi l deod will take are dof YI;: ed d td theI 1 lootm p with haS - hudMb t"into -a CHAP MII. am en vaL And a w" w M] inow Iml es and tree m - diy Qot tr twhoWe* eon da hom - By the uit they riwat tiir on door 'alRrI klimns at v"rfm o w h haea it hoe aHonra't you, tuanlhd Ih aid Ase ,m sopd ow iaobuuow. I pm awem both otr hSruawwdoa mltmlak l" moao. hr ^a to hae di t te is tla eoa diow to L -the tl dhmt ta ecdiag cm .hMth iod u ai dhr mkt t % witb the lIoMd ol mdus fm oito w 2 i lpoa b l wt, l ooiid to her thit ond. tidao eMebldr iaetbeua. Thebl ai inamd to eseM or he hoe nd id bhe dmi=faar; thiebtl i oe it aeicu toed book looed ilf qauis lidi t i that they. ould be ortd opafy ibur pniaduhr wm in bh ac~dom chair at l onMer im hr, rnedi toh M i, pWer, Mhbe hod am him thewand tirus jA h the muM paimia, ith t"tb aollbd lir d ofn gri.Oa" ML OM t =N-Tonr tho other, Wttd bwfL h% n irbotfrit phdi Thatble tl stood pmd i the wuil ~asr, w and omfort ffed m ner od the room, and sd= *to i fu dh hd bem in anm Uoomdkrtlaio dram, Uri@ d d my Vaabobt ftrom wuhihbeur my glad a had so. uWbat htv eoo yot y no til rita MNFml t-0 t omketln, b ihe Lhs1, them." "Now, Flilds," ad(b yuJlbe quiet 'Thee ain't no ple where yo can m. rmjustgnato hFp 'e in 14 qmu-a- the rdi e-trhat the sodrte way I ca take to do 'm. Too won't munff f you bake 'nm i the nOAsor, CthylY ma't haf so good. Ah, do let mel I wonWt make a oitm " "Where' yo do 'a t" "In grndp.e' room-if youl Jat dan off the top of the sove fr me-now d ntt i do 'em beutifily, and you wauthreablitotroa b -ome" I "It mrke an awful amoke, Fhkkl ; your grandpa's ppr wth re f 0oe whit ed pl to takenothin .im ithat mw i do Wim~n oed if I B our oom with e uoka NO,=,, KMr I *idt* stroog hMrtiMaof his SMmeMM*M Doartr hl"an g b a -"No doulo-0Bitwith whi4 a There ra nothing more to be aid; oad wbrol Wed in triumph put on n apron and made her propntioa, O n Sw with good grace, wetto te r t inbtWU *wood o madeof iheet smooth evn rd in Fl d. opinion the very bt por Sad mrM 'to ome to their pefootion. Now ed I and little in comprlso for the eating prt of the buiness; hr dei S1by thehelp of her own m and the ato p to b the nolM to this date of perfection; her peatt psn in tth wur over whm they were bAed. A little while had pw, Mr. iinwas still busy with hi nows per yatit C Gall gin and oat on vrio nriMfo ot"up in the dtroom with t Baiidlas and tho imoke; when there came a knook at the door, ad &Mr. i ga' "Oome in I" was followed by the entrance o two straue young urw iN d d omdy. They wore the lumal dbeg of akaIter gsem theirns Iwere leftotauld. The old gentleman's look of grave expetany told his wmt of Infyou do not remember me, Mr. Baun," sid the ore- mtod of t we to coming up to him,-"my name is Boeirtr- Chutao Roittur-a ooon of your itte granddaughter. I 00n 0"r--" OIay you now I" aid Mr. BiKrinas din and r hia haud brti,-o wo Tuay wooe wi rme ir.6 Hirdoo d Incolt o On's but you took me bry l iM-U d* youdol' drF doimR-- r M A he c gn "le d ehta medus e, hank welbw ga th.SL a o e h itw usaod Wans te fd had iw n A WeI Mr. tC lbotn. "I ouldnt lugie wlat wa oeo min a "* SUit Mr. Bah- chnr"lOO you. Woa t !wIrd viery r I r tbon ; to aI e mck eat the wor thr it anlfhcby rm You aorve own Ipn I g Mr. Rbter. an iet ntldyt rt Wiut No I be d It i Noo, I ro Iw itg th, but I had the plbuan of that to Ma l. Ju -." T I-Well, what you noaw not a ndt any loiger, I o -we r h M at o c toat teAd lieutante." n Ha-And doy7 intend to remain i the a r y aYaw nW"oual"dho I do not underntd how Ahs er mawd op ar mind tIo y=o b come that thing which hat out into a liruten. Gentle ao mr deLr and her ioter both mr-Ho was it, Mr. Bnitor I we you a wild young gentleum that wanted timea 1hae had o i Mheher IrM ted it or no" SBum I-How Ia h Mr. OGilatd n It-obar angh to m mad men r" I hsC not am him trid, *r," Wd thi ti-mn mlinM f bat e the inconodtmency of the arder In feness to bi dogs I doubt it amcediyi Mn old geat imomeon led a way that Indierted Indll Mgen wth eo of thae ,-whlho ap a d oL Oroove been followingthe dotd,". idhe. *BIn SNot bi dto it," kMidBoetr. Whetr aot g o tu Iwron groundI or didn't gt oan the right or the Ld Smi their buia or there was Dothin to at, I doet know; but we lost our patinca and got iothan i as. k fer an" m Aid the other. MIini yon I vin Af Do ground of impatione wile ping over moh a -7i r. cuty ai th a. ad I aght to haier I rh hioery ml of it for Wa 2 sle ousmd, T eudpt to b me orm O pthmp , I IN teMife tIheMasll wh I was a memo -bm, m wenhi, ad tor, a rd a tr aw p a = to ayq otleg of Tt ait-mdtidm d m Is qa ilr mt atp m, im oit r md r. Csta mismiCg. "Well, gme i want yoau hom to make it" mid tbh old atlme. "I habv wa or dawy' rpat thm I maw om Swhr we wiN out fhfe rattlemak d nothing eleb Ther was a e, sir, down uder ra moutaln a few ms to ths moth t this, right at tim o at a blaf aom foar or d e handsi fe ahmr down,-it was kown to be a imot of tho cantrs and a P of u Wat out,--it' meay Yrn aso ow,-to e we ouL't detro the nert-eztmintoa who bhrd& We IaM a wr u,-a lrte dog, ~ ial sn l m ; s litt white uad nllo elow,-andhl the work Iwl,aIr,-how m do tho mvein dIo O pe tht little retun mrads a ih of that dnt-of ie t d l, sir, te .n t.o andr ad trd l" a He mask i e beea llt little flow." You neer mw a ratue, sr, take toa sport better; Ie deho i amang them, Iom e to mathr,-h would eamd a s by the ak ad give it a ike ad throw it down adl sh t raother; -por fllow, it was his le dy's mport,- died ot m so m itm w over; he mut have enoa~ d agr m blt The ple is known s the rattlneeksm' da to th t e&Mh tM e noM there now, I believe " my ob a im wel, w I hope" aid Mr. aoitur. *S ih ym blMher Il shr isy well Where is di R OMN mine o bi t-vastheT ins Dde hera' jeiin thm thick t i Mnumh, Mr. Rija'" *Ir t mu bura (fll her." MwiOynt aeordinl oMod battle way the door f the W from wUhh a blue oiing eroh iBmidial mde te wa ito them r n, mad oa"e oeut to ls whoa litAtle ve w had fintly odi fom the dm ita n Iafi woa~d her th o gh *al that rmoe" r lonthI *me,' id Mr. bWhan n eheI-' IWs playing cook or bumhaIr ttnding I wtz w a balUs p if snrnMwuaskos. ll I ten n Omn hee, 1d-h' our onein Bouiter oma Wet Pointd Ieds made her wearance m u"hed with the heat of tihe ito ld the *dtmmt totauiing the mua, a the ittie irr petaio ma or that purpoMse ill il her head; mad a r and lger pd of the vory blue make eeesampaded l oawm s hwes WhWomr M* d doete amblosomen te se-ehe bar e's emoosok ONeeem lad' de lkmb l- m he ing there qlt am T" us, mmmor in u* Mr. uaofebtmd, " S c alwoobls's k d Jad rt A go sad te happen bk to her ihhh w ith the dtmuamm somet ui siod.i Mr. ao a d p.t..r '"oii papo wout fL dow hbr oyie. ,b that the way y hape aoqied a ight to th same o Sanr% o" "Mi Mr. OCWI. iedid n~o Itap er ~ utb hb eolarmi eolrdarho thrt dbm dratood boh B s if yeo w ee Mad i pNeunaM ri astiuor wed an hl I woldohm y rer man a daoi av at aeastet 0 I tkat to topen t window exdelud Fb i- tky ph.go and idoltt Aadtbhe E'trau 'aoat taolaa thoo "W tB r pod a l. Zads q mid baer gride, m Iis k ndhly rod be. O Irrieay damb I bWerihtand; aid tLit's as i-wofrtl a wand s mW iar .riddlr, Mr. Gar iooa It r.Caltbomd. Buhtli the alMrt ineddaeofoiaoloi K's gleo and smile at ber pmndfathar med ite hfel tat e was above a complamt, or wr wb put the w ori& out d his hed, ertain it is tht he utteid noam oo=' had bad socoe to-dy," ootinadl Mr. Z Ihlm WhLemn e (been I ad what diar Itrid I" Mo,.r," id r.Oukdamid proahd -m a big at woodoo4 kh idiuewtnid to boe the bet Auraan fatbled Pmi; ud in pflsan of his panid led 1 ovar a Lr etet ao mmdowr ad wamp Wd this alureg with whioh the oasem of Mewral hooar beae extn humilur, writhoat anhing a ile bir Medow and swImp lendf" mid the old patlem.e 'Whmeabouatt "A mile or amo beyond the little vill over e h w lift or hen aid Bositur. We beat theim nd w bet thm were no din u thm eme." *We hd no theright id a dog"W mid M. hr.o. We d tl kind the L rr anyd he," eed odaor ; Sobod kmn ytiq about a Oiknr in Amri" *AI ittw too, w i dM r.i IeOald havetelU yo th la. Im bhea too mi m. Teo woubt't Ad. Ia um. weslek thn M amep h a Au we hs bh &-"w Ndaqm, g stm Mr. od eiha I dm Mew m drAmim oin GoP Le It b wl erbd m n m sL v bi pn, g aog V daog I md a mie s we mmt we wrth a whole rme etwd - k grnMN, iyto we dsLOmd rith your dy' do . . rmM lad waot to t7 m in w C to It m oni go out with you hr mo:lo how you the wa to th beat groa d I Lknow aI boot tut m in al t"iL mou try: ou'll han a pod hlm fi ptd too in the ammn the y; ad t t ed ba m ng wh h oua't et bt Iit, b hes id, wthm a di ple m aalto he little girl tlide. Btlrme n y inld- L yowe ipoam both thL nbd ha, me pomied to itar bditg of hk nd eof. fIdo euid the 11rti toeel d oth look at theiWmuns i bdt u"i Xig r Ae nd o hr with a remkhi loa and gente aspri I=hdr her own sp me a m poiblie, d cme to the .ombdlon thua the only fo s me r tm w the fowr. SI with I wn a t ur md r taue my pad pqi i mtinl m wpto" i S thes isatm hr eimythlngp. eniy tim iau r mwhrttlito ilt dgeidMr. hr"t Ithakaod m ihntarodvete th Bnt le i r. (hieakI, tthme lm lmy hidr boualt whrt oboaw k mi It u pai honr, sno to n r, tha th-- wm2 *'imindamhidthis H*en you hard froml my mothalately, PLe"r mid her SWh, yea," mid Mr. inagwn-'lhM had A itr fthi hI onlyto.dy. Youb'n'tldoityt,olvoulotedar MN gnmde," mid th eUeirl; a you knowr r bea 'Ay. mid thn old rmthimen w ohs;Uat youle (btuthi bA the a, d not lWe yourself orw the tos tiU you s drt a tartboeMek r. ah'i Sbh* g I wo t ald lauhing, pat o rmedin bar Ir ls taoke r Ie iwre whout Y t if he Wha dooukn=r w dwl r *So will tha.k that y.. lon mf.im bettueri hdrn *No," wrid ld, q ri but milyr-"ab not think *. iMtn bnut r bMr.Ctamo dadred that rde "*W, I wmn yu to.merromw," d BUsitor, "ada hom b rmad the Ide, hr I nppuiM you Ill road it tsma tm. Yon abold bi had it hoawer-t ame MIned to me-bat I firoat nmoooumtably to mail t to you till a fw dp SItwri d a j W ai, *ir,d" Mr. Nlan. Ther is a sMaer in it, tbou" amid autr, abeut whict my mother ha givae m dwa We wll Ma yoe to-mnrr. It s for StlL partly we nout aofor nay t 'I avery g d e did Mid a r.Bag. Ihop yo Mr. ril btoi saon ar i t. Went mou aod tvry somef th a-me anbdo i yen go Bet this was dwlined, sad the gademe d W hk t M-Lbr eoofOw w iMqo ii the w mrho lci ngbot Mr. O .kataa' look or e nry two lir aer it When npr u onr ob at down t irly to her lttar, and nd it twe thr before she folded it up. & thi time tlb room r dMr both of tho te equiparad Ct oa hi e- Kwne, and FId" and bher gaudfther wrnlo in theIdr. twilight withe bluing wood Aen; he in his nol p at t and dsh an the hrth dibctl o iit; both iat both thmi .for aometim. At M aith Mr. 31cmipoke,bnal * Hit r the iluao sad bin waraI Iri ithe smodirt Wel, dear aid bmhehberflly-"lwht dor hoe ny r O bo ~ a gret may thbig pgdpms; ab I rd you tl letter 1 SNo, der, I deat at to har it; only til me what A m a Murtho.y me oi to ta in ri yet a od wML Huskl"-M Mr. mII- a WeB-t"at wit th*e Ai d ltaibwieobur arlodos "0k but t bss em ands omitr is to std t"%m I ios, 'it ui PMU I" her. b asemdto boa aMm bieom ar Imbu whM o wil pa o a wbi*I. tMhnk sam m their wto g e i they com Oat. WeD-wht else Im sra e dsh ins v ny d" midledIL *SB wo to bar me g oMa tLrme ad tve with bher r om rHis usp I d" have nrytiIag I li anod do ju a I piesud 6 *il make a pet fesad gite me a rnits of plut thip. lhS dm o abe will take good cm o m aI ever I took of the kitteM Aid thr'se lona pi to you about i, that ll ie you to nrod a mn n we a liht It is rygood of r, ifm it, M ad, I I loV mat lacy vTar min .". W said Mr.i Rihrn dfr a pue, how does she pa pas to got you thee " Wh,'-mid d8s,--'ast it Oalom t-a e my then is a Mrn. Clerto e who is a rind of hd e md ahe s Moio to Par in a little wMle, and mot Iy sad r it Ihe woiud't belig me, you would lt 1m ae d ase said abe would with gret p mad mant I cy wants m to coms out with ba. "CMaton I-Hum--* mid Mr. Bingn; "that must be th ytmsUan' mother 1" Ye, Enmt Ioy ais abe is hare with bher soar-st adt obe r they 0r-ec 4 "A var tlaibn Muy mm, indad," id Mr. ihb=. Theea s 7M n lmae Ie old gntlmaun t toi, g o th floor ; dM t loo ing to the n, with all er might. Wel," *id Mr. inBm ier a little, ow would yous li it, Flds I" 'To out ton to our aunt, wi thi i Mn. Crlto t "I sioidnt like it at l," mid fleds smoing, and lttin her e go back to the Af But looking ter the pum of mi or two agin to ber grmdh.tbr's fce, hbe was stra k with it exipromio ot atm aniety. Se ro instantly, and oming to him and laying one hand atlyc hisa Mk iid in toom fall a light on the ear u ttoe at moonbam on the water, o* rdo not want a to go, do 1" "No, dearly" *sidtheold pntlnmilttghis hand upoa er-" dr -thatis the last thin Iwant" But ad.' ka car discerned not only the deep Iotlon bot something of f in the rvoi, which troubled br. She bood, saions and hara while ber radntlMer lifting his and s pih ald ain lt it ga poy n bs; and amid a theeds of the aMion Mdub r seamed to otd in It the ame regret Tl4% NAoot gu mt aL r bdy 4l tlb e mw f wril U, grandpa" mid she d u, f Ie, both rms anmIbi s sit b mind hoig up into 'No indeed, dar! id he with a attempt ht meal hbt~m- loig a I Bhve a plesh to kep you Wh I hb a rod to put my had under, it sUln eover ym.. T'Ib Fled hope that ld M be id sai ogh; but herI i tbher's te ws m moved fom ih woated aq i o mrl dinity tbrt it was plain A ho was ttin biter thing ds watched in alaet griefM ned em t t wat rl and nerved hep r ti gr bargndfather -ndigantl dmHl Stow or two draw bhe dmo to hiL brmat5d sd bhr. Q Ahe well seemed that the eson why be did not hr a alate ar two my anything was boome he could not. Neither aoald heo be s way Mopend faru somehow. We must lt l oaur H that might indict the w i W a il, which b a ed s k O f foohinga of his lit" grwdd i-- there wil be a wy opened for lFther take camre otf uM" :And hewilT r!:!Ip whisperedncds, "Ye, dearw -Wae oa alshon m Your bth's and yor mother child will not be l "o Nor joo tbher, dear 4ondpo, tdh l>ltldgrSK 7 l MA bch alooideb hb, d speaking by dint of reat drrt. SNor "mid he, her mooe ytedr-nlo-i t wouldbe wicked m me to doubt He has bleed me y life long with a great many more blessings than I deserved; ad l be chooses t tak away the inshine of my lt days I wil bow rm head to his will, and believe that he does al things wdl though I cannot se it. Don't, doer Wdp id Fes dealingg her other am round his neck d hiding her fae tber- ple don't I-- He very mooh regrtd that he b d midtoo mch. iH did not however know exat how to mend Lt He kimesd her ad stroked her sft hair, but that and the mbaner ot it only mae i maw diffoult for Fled to recover bhea which she wM sIt egZ to do; d when he tried to speak in sceamto of meoel s .oe tnmbled. d's heart weabrekio but she it she was making matters worse, and bhe had adycmelaided a a mature meiew of doumetnem that it w er duty to be *rfauL o after a w vy tflt teer whiok sevo hkdp, e se her hod ad waled, eve while se wiped th tea eis o them S"Aftr ai, pud rid as, h erap Mr. Jolly will urn h ee i the MiniIuh si e aod r Mnd then we bould be 'trliUrln esT l r "ilhM e Wil d Mr. i a, in a vy th at sounded smame s lie R he wemt r Bt Fledwas determined arnot to w de i rsagd hN thought the bee way was It is Very Und in sa l y, len't t, gaidpa, what she has written to me r "Why no,* dd Mr. Bimm, deidedly,i In't my I tUink i qr etnrsimmordibary f tnof kindems in slybody Ida m&ild her thans I r this compliment. dIt fight be aln d inme to ie to her." *It wouditn b a kindoaM to mgeylkdm. *Idumtknowab that, idoIt i The y werm e ge. ti hakto e old tenat. lumd a rL great edrt a Gomdp, Vs my thewr &e my nail emitoer In my Sdivenr on was efoted. "Not ho, dear rid r. bingen *Your ather bad toe tiase the man in him that ever your undole w." Why wht kind of a m is uncle Bomittr, rgdr Ho, d I te I st' Ihe1n'te mo h of him. I oldntudge a man without knowing more of him than I do o0 Mr.Boitur. He csaed amiablebkind of men. But no ue would mr thought of looking at hb, no moe thn at a hdow, wben oratr urs by." e diein took deot oaPledberslfinrow. Sh looked up reaMMaber your father Feda r "Yes, grandpa, but not very well always-I anmmber a mant ytlidp about him, but I can't remember eauoy how Sloked-UoMeit oa s or twie" SAy, and he wa't well the lst time you remember him. Bt he was a noblelooking um-a form and he too-e d his looks wor the wort t of him. He seemed made of diaeent "tat tu U th p0 around," sid Mr. BIai|na angi nd thoy t it too I dtoal without b a=m it Wh0o is aosinn were 'm d' d'Johnny'ad 'ill' he always, th aer prewnA 'Mr'. Waiur.' I bliev thy wern a Iil alr at him d wi hi biavry and rlnr could be as g unle s a es" ONE=a ab Iow tm," 3 sdii, whae rio MoUM w odf tnm ed dtai l i the m thee with pto L * Whrt him sia ldr, g fadpr a Oh I dat m r, dr1-w -a tr o pod to mak* a* r -r U his M ritrd to I r i ti b Mrwd-l-he uoa't ne writhot blag to be mmo rb n thL other Mk. I don't amow wr ther p wo h l ta r t ." "Ddla p to: t l. bi-f" "NO, de r-hetEarteid rI isto amo ad npui n thnt; but he ms o d thor tha ot nMd any puahbi; ie would hau wedmids m Na Mp a aywhr you and he dld,-over the dheo w andater P ands egonto the ltopeIrllyb WI, if he lhad litedg enough. Wl ea at et a snow s b reb wa ain r ,the ermy. Idin't bliMe tbmn' the lib d hian V it " .o had ben emaJor pood wii L-datbt honadpi" "Y. Itwu jitEr Iwu ptain tth ea tto Albhan, And mtheMB mw ytO mother. i ud IrT ditr, yor unt Iy, wem e nwa otho eto. I w in Albany tih lihtm, that winter, ad I hne tLm both vey w ; but your funt acbad been married mo yearn before Sht wa th winter wrihot hwr Iubd-he was brad Ild wa no sItra iw to th detail and had learned lo o wha wmn et by 'wnl" and the "peimon. "Your wt a ma e a ome ya ms IfterwMa" I Mr. Bi nto,"for his fbe behavior oiut hre t= WMt- what the n. ot tbm plad -Iflt itjnt ow-ighithe ladia. llee neer wmu aytif rd." He nbrvenn, wat te, wM 1%" mavel--b hid Ta inet oin om .im, for M a at wa at otbhe And be bd a y wb he wu rousd, tat I rrw anything that would td ginst. Bat your bUier hma a better s at ow ae than the omom Mst-l had eoo ghi aLo t-b is snnr thing-m never wamn aid to do wbat in hi n coi ha thought w right Mora owuge I oal it, and it iL o fr tho noblout qualitie a man hare." ht'h a kibu oomunra am w mr hn Iaid ledA. YM- tao d l dI dgpmit' thaaoy kind of oi. e troubld with" er mgrdt r ook- luhg at her. However, i an ma k up to the amoA s tp but it i y e hie d there that wi eusrt opinre bainm h think i i ri 'tat wa me of thi I mied I mee a* henr. *Dit myioi hbn it, too I" str Idu &I d4lt hm -she- bad oet a r that i dsoo A No. not maO. sLe w a deal beadamur theM your nt s or a o bam beem. She va the h eaoM amt Worn, I th dik, tha t Ilad e uo ; ad a aw ,t, lol - tamo roomw na i mich her" midMIr. im sr MiL twist ofdis haed had y d twt otfl s a t Id - 'y may be a ds de ow but you'll nve be good lookff" Fi oai ed, h owi e dmosi med *oue g'nother hMd r e, thoo* o mdraL~ d Mr. Ei , tr a minrts or two, vim hs ttlu gddinght ervm asuoi ntly tis ma oon rtunseamesa *Ordpa~ sid *debat you tdik Mr. (Cureton ha "Mr. i too I-ha-I don't know; I didn't look at his eyes A ver wellookig youngmn, though-very pmtnly led had head all bthi, and much mor, about her in some doe otime o bnDe; but she ad her rad br were er thd t going it over. I the onti. that ecald his lost termaes of nesemity a chaucter ot madness sad tladmrM it yet bespoke not more re that he had loatthim th eulting pride end d*liU in bhyed h el boo,-peshap notomuc" AndIl adad itedto obsekand tedhlru. nation wth torie of the mother whom a O m Dot rmember, and of the fther whose fair blht a stood in her emorye a thenmbodimueat thrathis andDobialemi. Akindo guadia augl that ewas little f L Thee eel Hio- Sof her fther ad mother, the os d rawn m history ad reollectioo, the other from htor only, bed been her presmee ti.e fom all the untoward iluences nd adortunatae ample which had ouaded her inace her there's death m three or our year before had left her almost alm in her grandfather' home. They had ted in her mind a standardofthetr d beautiful in oharstir, whih noth he saw around her, after a ourse her grandhther, and one aotr exception, semed at al to meet; ad tLy hfrom her own innate lonses of natuM, Ond partly t pan id always present with her, she had hrutk Jalmot hu ctiely fm thu rw vrieties at hmu ataur the country-de petod to her, and was in fat va y olted little being. li= in a world of her own, ad di with all her "ir( otl eoutifoateo"to th her M , rantin( to but other po any ooidnb ie her rae or steam. Ittlne wAr a ot inthe let" m th i- eli I P r e her kihy srtha to U t me M hes erW o uho the aouMMp e b btbnewl but thm es nothi~to hr apM~L tM ofh Im. them theo p ei e an as lty. o uan in truth what her imdthr ad drkmed of har ther, a-de dif Set Mta the em l oftle d ord Thnere tinotatr cipeid in a this; the was no a o eardou fling at rriiy osheo o a~ T hae told Tonl ith e did at eame h thm people ti Gsht do did mot lom to be with them; thodh ae wmU ave mid o tono earthly reatur but her gradfather, if mto him I at m be pluit" mld leda, r looking for omea ia1utea tioghtfi o tL b r,-"it oslt ie a pbleasmt thin to hurtl a rda oter." "Ye. delr I'd h ar r -adhtheri b-yavle lort pendnt dtoathr o*m ea, a But bat yee ad I$Z`sh N to kb do- "Pa d p meid the little girl lying oe had ad in on his hkn;-"I didn't m -I a man-I qUaking gnrl-I u't thinkionot eraylfn ltoau ar" now, dear I" mld heo, befn taking the UUl hand in is ownndmoj it ftlay up anddownlon h kee Bat the nation ad, ad there was the ame look ot rrorfel stern lnie. ledtgot u t d ther a over his holder, speak- ing oten a heartll too full, I don't want munt la-I don't ease about Mant L ; I don't want anything but yo, grandp I wish yo ou dt talk am" "Ah wel, deu' id he, without looking at her,-b couldn't bea to look at her, t well it is ao I shen't .t a great while-it isnt likely-and I am glad to know there is woma one you can fill book upon when I am goun." Heda's next words were meroe dible, but they contained a eproah to him fr Imkig so. SWe may a well o attt it, raid be avel" it mut ome to that-moo eariter-butyou umota distre e about it beforehand. Don't ory-do't dear aid he, td kie her. I didn't man to trouble you so. Thee-th -lok up, der-let's take the good we ba and be thankful for l God wilarrange the ein his own good way. dl-I would have ida word it I had tboght it wouldhave worried you mo. He wouid not indeed. But he hed spoken a rmeso a peak, oat ot the depths of their on Biou or bittersse, to- iling thAt they a wrinu! l the mordf delicate harp, aM t khnw wrhav a they bas done A thll 6a the e- drt9rt lat--eMtAg obi nigoktwr. Its mthr- owr how eq a dimord I left tat ab low ; * hw m more tl s* deadlth its mdswmte nd tnrtl of tome tho e end, in Power Ied could hardly hold up her head ar l ti rneera bitterly her h y innocent remark d to ad thi trouble dh mo mde up her mind with a aertai heroine of Mis Edpwior that "It is bet never to metin thlk Mr. Bmlqm now thoroa"g ire to the wounds he ihdTaw iafticg ld his little prt ia his Uam, pilod her head ona his brat,a d an r tender ad Iootling nation and w rd deaoured tod h hoad done. And aftr a while the Mgny wu ovr, the wet eyelh wer lifted up, and the meek sorrowful little m ly quietly upn Mr. BiaaW's breet, out into thb e k t r it tFaom of Uhi we She little Hheahded t i r adather'e hoberleg talk, she knew it vw for a p urpa Ain't it mt tie for yo to o to bed whispered Mr. gn I o ltel Ct to get your moilk, gradp. mid the Hittl air l. .*. itk-s dar.t e, what i you and me was to hve won et pplIs t-rou-n't o like itt" "Wi-yeell e I graoh ndpa" id led, uaderetandig perhltly wh he mil it d it~ d ahi it h eif for that mi ean d no other. "Cynthy, iet' have sonm of tho roast aphl," id Mr. Igu O and a auple ot bowls ot milk here. get these pple myse Cynthy," sid rFeds Ad you neednt t any of the m 4 Cynthy," added One oer of the kitohe table ws hauled to tihe r% to be comfortble, Fled a d, and and her ndtr t down on the opposite des a it to do honour to thepple and milk; each t the simple intent oi keein andeohet- ing the other into cheerfln boe deny it who an, an exhilarating e good wholeome taken when oe is in mem need of it; ad 1ed t blt foad the supper elebl eseeding ell. Eery one furthermore know ti e ee of a heaty o ofl tea when aCret weight ba been premg on the mind. thew jas t ready foran rewing. After the thild a thful abe bu to talk d be the bottom of the bowl w nremobd be Smild morethanome. Bo hergrmd- ber thought nM ham was doe, and went to bed quite sm- m. I hateo ad sl lhdislabe dthe tep wlm tht led from h door Ibto hlift Lr Jile s i just e his It am mamll melm, amdMl under rth*o wM onlyM windowM Thme wea rley behr sanm ia to home W IMos Ol tis bromem at bk her onw U er hwmdhb; ad d ed she hr b id deibad it ever in hot ah s deat, ad never tiho taking any other. Sh hd a hiu J thi child, in whoM tbho iJt of pms. tical f e dthe po of imaginative e Itwe iar blodd, -heo hla poong to her widow ev night wrin th moon or stars were hiingtlook out hr a mint or two before she went to bed; ad ametime twh minutes mo n thn ay oodrd mo or b nt oo l bIm eoumidered wholeome ri in the bak night air. But there I m no om to wnth or nphiud; ad w tm r it w that Fled md nl eath or dsk, the oblmowieh bold her oe i i ws iht toringrtoherwindow the net. evening at young moo tp bei t idfp the meadow what wrman led the a aoul rr ist whin c the windo i i qution looked. The air was am and mil; thm was t to ho to-night t itlld s etis, and the d ita in a io.odle iy. Flods st ope the window and blood out with a ho that agm boe tokens o the eperiene of that day. She wanted the soothing ech of nature's voice; and bild a she wa she could hear Wt aMe did not know, in her implicity, what it was that combrted md soothed her, but ee stood at her window ea- It r so aperfeclly still, be bfo prely went to li these people who had hushed their variou wek*d m aw n rtiil or soon wouildbe, in the nomneioonen ad tthe helplrnemen eep. The ahi theo tht e that m.,er l that Hand that em llthetiia dle, thet ithe and the strength le at the earth ad of them that wake or AnJd i ma ameofthem a illl he not tke ae ofpoor little me" thought ld. I Oh bhow ad I m I know there is SGod I--How glad I m Iknow he i h a Ood I and that I outrlin him; and he will make rthin goI Igot this sometime I But Jeaus doe not f chiuem. Oh I m a pw little girMl -rd i what he did don't aske it se- I "l dithe d-tIho or wht would beoe. I him But this med be m dr ad I have nothinto do with thittobey God dplm land will tadke a u of the ret. eb Im frbidde ito e oi ful about it tooe WI& petawd bt yd OWihb "Notbwmakwfi Is I IIj bw owk a oimw o lb 1,1 dwi1 hd h b o dheat mm N btd Ad a W va for mw out to bow wd =-& no Mr. Cmid did fI CHAPB mII aA lad wr Zmdthir d lbut JiA rim hem a tolke ..Iatt. ..Pn sl .mornia, r ** men so* Iu oo wd Ima the two you qka tormd the oom bmmz ] tnM id dir t rods Ihk rl u*a *Wdy. l, N A d" maid Mr. -l I I-ra w bdme Co hr as moo" tfL Gin o'to WQ -tLs the stff to matk I sports O f ILr th oo MeY --- I to gowith sow d sho es ti nond doileg Itdo to kowo, ind the frla Iam o It (hismdoi rm no vry s- tim a bd I ws yUtedy. ILed wrldo6 open in NaV ri oo ln I 0ipuc the mut hmu be. tesanm. Iatn t d shao Ir ookt if e bIt I mar gae it a thought, thi t monig I oumd ms aso - I oald h dly gt out of bed I m vy amy, p o my word I' GIim TO @MY W and Im yaw 4QOIqr, dr,* -d the I o Id fo rnw a bout m thot, a thdl ti hud to dtewr by7 a arttL a dobwn i the u SloitodaetosoinNwrYorkrmm side of tm iy onr into the other, ad tihe ht thing I kw Iound marYm brAiMalo hal i ot town. I t ha toge ln a imte adMid bakitakea fk rt Out tt tm W thy whma yu are in the wood yo a ta l whio i marth h ti o rwi a that ide of the tari; but if yoa's d l yo lmrtt igtothe dmone o alide t( o trhet. I Iot a er o mutWat ADl, in a u a l abyrith of. elk m. Wete as bs-if toeaw it ib ou eto, mithaw e me M for Bpa ear m - bondt aM Nts tbe fntlB Cioft-*m lot, b iM ther y sm tel m how to go eI gPs they wea b. a rte." m i wrob would be byang our phleamre d too dar "TatUtN idthe od am lem ;"se tuhie tihi ofB tibk, hd theu lk1 do d roood. he'd liM tobe tl dq, I blism, if e had ml y to go loaig with, but ra rather a stid compio for eah a spy Ul pair of Wlet rete, A Yoru -tlCtto the L et thyc Andtroi way r r know wheir the phl.r-wh Teoudr usin eth shot so many woodcock l year, ner y a r. Huht' ndr-whn (o get to the big tl y0out te thee tim to p r the ot t zIhomte hlt imas at timi the t, o l onri tiB na Come to lermd lead other id;e they mUtkp abyth edge ofthe wndtothe atD they come tothe Iome am Wou ksA a uvp theo oIpeI bokn know the ground Whe they come to t or they 'deanr to, Do semderiand -m rn nd got your wea mt,nr itlar her tp nor er look howed my re wilpmbes to the buinam. "I em e Mr. Bup m arid Mr. ctoi, Opur IeM grddOht r M ro ao for not i to tak emh a lPho, p<"^ Ua& th u al wats to (od *I pas I*'W Sher the gsno ct n at aetoae to it a bwfoodII mxh companyAi hai^ *", bee rf .. ote '. iedh bed i in her mind to whiper to bhi a word of hope about Mr. Jdily; but he eeeulated that w r at beet an w- certain hop% and tht if be grndLMher's thote nn the o and wot ot with the two gt>Ieme. LA tep tee up their g.(II Mr. Ckrletom seMght te tIe bhunning her eye M it them. SDo eso diket th. ocpny cf Ib. aeley fioda i em MiSS Its d^" said ha Isd heitatd, and adly mid "she didn't ah like to be barT thlor when tey was " Ptu te lhr way a*id b% fer they Ihe bp a respdehl as so =og tbs have do bour t be in ye paMy. tlithe ootok e M about ma as e atrb r gumIsh i et be pooked to ynthlar tim r deprytm l- thme b-*r Imdl iod her thab Wd set forwr, perivty amuh m.- I ed in her ohn thA Mr. COletoa bad eaimab eyr. At a litthtae Ao tie homu Fledli the meadow for al dd olr aud d the l, lyb mr a n*tMp side hil Up UbwLmbdil taoldled d sthe fouad thmmlear n o ria e oftsblelnd teachingg W&f for Isoe ditasnceo the edge of a ttmle vallboy or boom alertly fgt smooth trr d The r y was very our, on divide into Qzr ..... runnng am side to id. ilh bo d might be a hund feet or more abon te lal of the bottom, with a teep fae towards t A little wy back fro the edge the woods lieg; beltwee them and the bow of the hill the und as smooth and (rm, planted ifby ark with oriorlii young s ilver p-l and oo in a while a hemlock mm standing in dl their lu udrnoe a ad some a peoups. With noVwnd thn a smooth g k ror orIe boulderone whih ald somehow iezdgba topp btrow of thehill inted rolling down m wL t t ome former time no doubt wa a bed f waterfall thi trip of the tab*he-d mth e shtoo ad witb little ond aor piece ofi tlmni ow.ae Oth oppoat e vide Te"ortirlik no rr wr _L nd ith wood, nowinthe p douro(ried red ndgreen and purple and bow Ad gold; between,attei fee, ltha ao quiet green mdow; and ofto thae left beradth r end of the vay, r theory of the eatawn ood in, astened in the dUsaM. A tow Ocober sky med to pervade al, miUd b, tuaM pare, with that dleam of tmmhe tr O othe gives ; a lky tht would hav ca ad patet of nolity m sa lu e a The wee moetainly enatcted and newlem rema ay u o i frtumes, but Nat o had Ihak out dl the clours over the land, d drawn a vl rom the t d breed throh the ood over the hide the verybreh Health, enoyment,and rir. When they rbout overgdaint the middle of the ly, Mr. uleton suddenly md a pause d aiood or eemes ait ell looking Hi two mpuiomol, mine to a alt on either Ids him, one o a litt lepmd, the other a little impatient *Ba 1I" Mr. C setoa id alenIth. Y e idIm gvly,'I think isapratty plle. Ilib ;W i 'ant olebh marV woodoook among thes pine ll id S O mndr d i. Crioa e "how U7a me thM he called the' e ndholy d.- ' , *Who han mid l iter. A conortymn at yoare" amd hil hiad glaMig at him. N* f h d bn a eo ryma of mine there wiuld ine bem k marvewL But he is an fth dmaf dy--n at the withring-li the tolken a old ae r n a it is i the meUtio honosur that rown a life-the amo at a mated and ripened chsoter. act hiMUs i .inma Bomitur, with those dul moraluts who mi ahwas diim ad dedth Into owe's are; thi sb at if Isrtad d al i onm'bhopesand Siaiem,iit k thepalMe iwhthe dire to do-' Tb sddeoftSt -Brmtwas wrong." Brsot t-oh k-id younI Boa iti; II didat know whr Toa ern spekin or." n'wI blie nwor I think of it, he was writing t a omewhat later time of the year,-I do.t know how all this will look in November." "I think it is very plhat in Noember," said "l. IedS "Dotyou know BryAt'sI 'Death fth e hornn; Liturr id his find miln. WLrt haveyo ben doing all your life" Not studying the te arts at Wet Mlt, Mr. Caito." "Thno ait down he, and let me mmd that pl inoyr sedation. Sit down I and give you s th ttin thun woodoock. YouepaM m or -b thouitdon't you Mr. orituris Mrcitodd. t o aet dom, however, and listened with an unediked oe; while his Misd, more to please himself it munt be ofemd than for any other reason p Wrhflth half a notion to try ld nd the bentiful Iorda pra Br aw r thy were a MISoS qo of hishear; Ih hiaa *Itc is vr pretty" said lmtrwhm he a done. I believe I have as it ir momewhera" 1 Thera is no 'mok light toda, id ls. "Noaid Mr.urltoi, mii to hinme Nothing bt that oodd impor the bamuty o th IldF." Ilike bB as it in," maid FTed I m arpriMsd at that," aid young Bat. *1 tho t you lired on amoke" Thr was otbin i ti wds, but the to was noat ad atlly olit Fled rnted him neither amile nor look a* I m gda like it up hwn," h want on, mly dol the honourstt ph. *I u.me way be %m we lhouLd hme so many inmo to limbb" You a the bret itt gid pribi and I bm doubt wod always lead one the riht w mid Mr. letmgist. Amin te -a Oims k p 100AIL rim maw. udari w ad rA* r. Itaos sre Sadam midaled cow. *d6 s mnbeMd ot thL al Th's a 11it brook down thene in qspin M dal poa t- ig to mall prIrnn watnroour in the mdowr, r dsurlbli omlMI but th'l anowater in it now. aito fillB fr a the snow brees up; but it dris B Jane or Jaly. rt e those tm aso beutiflly tinged with red ad onmV -down there by the iae in the meadow " am not wooduma naogh to inform you," eplled Baomitur. Than mu sples" mid do u r. maples. IThe a "ordo yoa anwr mid Mr. CrtMon, tuning to bhr. sBytfoutrvlattr k oanow bly (M o gusid rMd y modes-r and by the Siry," mid Mr. loMitr, 'ifyou have any tof the stufabout yam, I wish you would kok o thib ntame over the haed with or d th ai rof inatohim. He is ing io mis br all dW Not at aid his priad Ilpg Iam for yu-but I weant othrP ge than woodoanow Ia " l walke ibd a il&en and had near reached the aex- ttofthe b which towmrds the and of the valley doaded into pound of a lower level card with woode: when Mr. Ourltou who was a little ahead w drted by Fld' valem eulaiming in a tow of ditram,Oh not the robm r- and turning about received Mr. lomitur rtading dll with leellgun anddju a th act to abookt. fe hd toppd her nm Ii the am intent Mr. CMto had thrown up see guo, demanding of Boataur with a ainghlr change of expression- what he menat r ear amlid the youw gotlaa, wtig with in tool ee the indigent of his companion' age why Imas not to mddWle ith other people .a r.iMoa htdoa meanrf *NBotiofbattoe yot aar Prote rm rWid o turhe, rating a the other hram r a Mn ,inh ame m woWdarr ro bm weiug myord blown way by your en, mid rimon, n Oi, monitor, wnooaot youralf-r- *oalbe our compt a oo t Onmpaclt oe ent bound to keep company with nearthlp mid," d Bi lIaOlW y sad h"Lor lyl l nd Nr. CGasi turned om him wy sy nd wdlkd oa. IyL th thbl-d md the dint-d tbh nlley tn:esd Iedthbiadh airo m the lt of the mo. rI of = I Wch atoiMdlng it. Dad thu orldh the fraud o M r dl= tlad te step bmide then ad ben a larplantatioIn odio ne oo hrume ted bat the poind ur iM r oarn d with numabaue little istaLm the oiirtba Hl-wy up the hil teood there anoat beskout tnms; ritable patrirhof the nut trikb th we, sad s- spaded esd tem ads patriarhe should be. *'br w no I'doig nuths' to4dy, te, midrhd*bto whbom the ig t dh lMnt t fiendi in the d ir poably WI4iiP the thought, aw she had not spoken for, Mam te. smvw there hu't beea fron enolh jyet" W you a hae a good emr, y, id Mr. Orleton. SDo~ give the nuts leaeton fahoi he6 asl " Smetim pud and I p "goUttine L mid tlhe Wi fl Ove lightly ar :r f ane bt =n aTt ben this Y*I Than it1 is a ||m to come l: t" *IN" aid leds quily, "te tree Smr the baone hre bem ed: and the onlyoter nice place the is for us to go toMr. DOiholve t S hthe tthe its. I sh'nt g.t ven thm w.od ad not get amy nutsl the wnt ado, Firy. Ha n a *m b dM chtuts wen u oo to o-wLat should hinder repig ood h fro these I don' think thse winl an y onthem,"'id Ilb: 6Mr. Dhdiehover ba bo here lately with the mem gttindg I the emr-I sa the hen dud the tre." 'Why did 'to r Mr. Diidahowr t th1e atalon r She =mrouldnt iibs n a tod"smid Iwed. '*ae do rthyiUjust bs he hAM mind to, nd nobody( amn Under hi. Ya-th'w olasremdthe tree-I thought s." 1Don't rou know a f any other tree that out f tds Mr. Didehoar sw " 'TY" idekd*I know pla whr there sad to be bemitfl hiakry ts, nd some aanutatoo, I think; but it istoo ahofffo1r d nd I ooanld't othee los. lis the l ofaM Sv lh loo oing tbhh sdM acdid er ht 'B--I1-T*TIM. *Im dtoher it" id b eahs. Nowirved ur and thank you fr your aervines a opsm"ld r. (uletoMm. "Whatif ou nd I ioul t7to And omehl tr i an s ,l Illd Wil a tkeme with nl-or is itoo a walk " 'For me t- o l" mid Fled with ao at nmai opebat, she added timidly, you were going a hoott What on erth v you tahinkig letoni" id young Bosmitm. Lt the auit and Fl lem, do I "By your Ihav Mr. Boitur," id Caretoln *My m - iderontenta* have an left OMha lek -I wan d as bean playing about me-.d I should lUkte btter too with you over the hill thi mor Iha be a tt many a time in m own woods at home lad I wt to Sit aon iathe Neo World Will otab mel" Oh thank Tyo, ir I" mid 1ieds-Jbt we bave pesed th aming long way-we m at o bk ever o fr the am way we came to get to the place where we turn to go up the mourn I don't wih fr prettier war,- ifit so f ahr totihe O ton't tire me" saidFl overjoyed. *arleton!" eolaimed yo Bo eitur. 'aO ye be so abeardf Iows thi rsldidi there modoaok, whr wen may not hve another wh e e we are I" You a not a true sportman, Mr. Roseltr," aid the other coolly, "or you would know what t i to have ae ympt with the sports of other But ye will have the dy f the oodook, iad bring home a gret mny I hope fi ed e we give thin mptient young gmt i his order iatch him." SI thought yo were more of a sport sid the vezed Wet Finter--"or jour sympathy would be with men" I t you the wrting muis wv never stroI r oa me," tb1 the erlae ily. somethingg le thn a rine however do to brgdown the me I am after. We will nm dsvous the little i over ymdae, unlre I go home beore yO, I think is morepoobl. Au evoir!" With cu reM ne r he aluted his diooneerted om- who moedo with angnraelu dipieunm fled* and ureton then began to fowlr bac* the road they had coms, the highest goodEmour both. Her sparkling fo tWl him Sen r emphai than her Mwd, *I m to much obldto you, i. ; Hor yoamI ver h mnel d h,--"lk a sri e s y o hm dItebid m L,_au," rId -- *> rl.mop bhy- 0, 1 ho deit t inaLUbe iM l, tb hR bol M didoL ot ndm--' ah'l lbe so dad to get asoe ann fr I thouat I wasMt ing to huae ay and it in so plm tto aTs thim to opnk in thed lon indr e dnin. TYo modt ad ithei lo did, I abould think" *"0 o we don* id T n' men they eie lon if alway. oadp cractK the Iasant d I pin them out, d he tell me stories; and the you know e to go to bed i. The eea never M e long" Bat you am not always rakinUg ouft *C0 m to be nit r but there ares ot of other plent thin I todu. I mdern y ra n e =ald n bou mn, but t h IwA deal rather1athoswegtourlvewa! then the ram of getting them, bedd, is the bet prt" ed ws trapinr ver the Ipoud at a furious ant "How an.y do you count upon during tody" said Mr. Chriton gavy. I don't know," id leds with a busine h-there are Stood may trees, and d e large oe, nd I don't believe ny- bodyrs bihad th ot- a o ftor out of the way; tmhe I't to betrod pao"doriui Bat w" m .aul. wotn rith perfect p it,if we hold Slry nouth to And a upply fb your ri ton it would be too mach for you ad me to bring homes Mi ods mlues yu ave a broomWtick in the omsiofhiedom" SA boometick! id -U eds Y -did aever ear of the man who had a broomstick that wod tpil of water at h bidding" No~"lid heda lohig C What aoonveieat broom tick I wi had one. But I bow what I an do, Mr. Carietoar-if them aboad be too many nnts for as to bring home I can take Cylthl y ftnerwardu sd getthe ru t of that. nthydI would go- nd couldn't, even if be w a well a for the itemsre in bshllow away over on the other side of the mountain. It' beautiful lpa c." ," id r. C(rton smiliin rouruly to himsAe in that Ce I hell be aeen of more thn I had hoped. But aha't we nt a Mibu Fied " SYei ndeed" id ed good large one-I amgoito rendow tothe ho efrit oon we to the trningi poYkowait foi yo llbr - wonot be log Aw teods osi m ndl o ak s*l mid he I wll h you and Iave mypm s -iqe Y a d bettm er d tnn rl so h or I anm you wa sever meah tgo hitery trem." Ilas e"od ad add tim.e was no d but Me dol har a ad they proceeded at a m re maonabh rote ti they Mr. rletoo would not go n, phing bis gun n a outer shelter. e i dshed into the kitL e, and after a fw rndtm' delay sem out epin with a hi bmet, which Mr. nlbton took rom her wit houlit Meri oe inward amusmaint to reach iM ad a little tin wlb sab kept under hr own urdiaip In Vnin Mr. =rtora tnd to take it with the btld or e n to put it in the besuat, whon he showed her itwould o very wll it mut o norwaeo but in Fda's own Fdis wa in reas. ae till they habd pem over the shmady twieeroaden -ad and entered upon the mountalb roed. was hardly a r ed; in ao M beaten track w Tiubl in others Mr. ariton hr o hboi little ompa ioa found hr ay. wir nothing but fauh-bln hleu s s d ae tend roes sMd ton. eoau be dea, covering the whole sawt Bat hr foot neer tilted, her eye rnea way-marn where hi aw noe, be west on, bhe did not doubt uneinlr, ar the lcam rewn ad rook-twn way, over rid ad r,with tead liht wiftns that be could not admniri Onne they came to little brawlig tram of ing wate, rdly three inchee md anywhe tae, u ite widebedfor bitelfin its l tothe lowknd Mrar.letoM was co iderin howr h should motrive to h little id over it in ty r o quk-over the little round Iton which lifted their hea abore the anrioe of the water, on the tipe of her tos, led tripped som before he had done thinki bout it He told her e had no doubt now that she was a ai d hat otf walking that did not belong to other peop Fled and on er little demure wmn mt pin out the wayhrymwith that little tin pail agit at ieblike- lt Q busied himself in ending out mile for hr. It wasn't ry a oa log ditac their Way w through thick Wroodland, dear of underbruh nd verypleasant wlki but permitting Do look at the distant country. They wound bot, w hi and now down till at lad they bega to nmoed in good earsi i the mad boeeme better Iar and Mr. Crleto upa wiAth his gide giM. Both wer oie to walk man mlo. He bed onverom a good deal o marve and le t to h am qlh fily, thot hommw r ie the lg e a meat H i a y n evinmeyting sh e mi rd L "WLL do you sduppo I he ben i g myiwMith al this wle Mi P si" mid he, ar walking fr some tims ide f hae in ilmo I have been t to ho what S loot e es you tmwlled on bde me with that mysl dor tin pl." a Weilirt di Io like I" mid Fleda, laugh *Ittle Red idial od, the A th ing, rr ag her gra mot~r otbu p t ter." SA, but I haven't got nay butter in thi s it pp ad Fiee, ind I hope you are not anything like the Mr. "I hope ot," id he lauh Wel, th I thoula t yo lht be one of those youn ldi the Lairy tori tel oi who st Ot ove the word to d their fdrtu n 'na migt hold, Skbw, a little provion to l ha for day or two till you SNo," ml d Fled,-" I should neve go to eek my foerti ." 'I don't MtI should Afnd it my the oM e." Mr. ( dbleton looked at her aid could o mae up his mind whether or not she spoke wittingly "Well, but iftr Uall se we oot meing our fortune mid he. We r doing something very like it. Now up hae on the obtain top perhaps e hdll And only mpty tsree-perba Mres with a haetd of nts n them. Yes, but that wouldn't be like Anding a fortune," said NFdi; -*if we were to come to a great heap of nuts all piked out med for us to rry away, would be a fortune; but now itwend the trees fol we have got to knock them down ad other them up and shok them." "Make our own fortunes, ch id Mr. COletao, maiag. "Well people do y those are the sweetest note. I don't know howit maybe. Hl that iL ne. Whtnatatmoshere I" 'They had reached a height of the mountain that cleared their a view, and over the tops of the tree they looked abroad to a verwide extent of country undulating with hill and vale,-hbll vd rlley like hr below at their fest. Fair and rih-the gently swelling hills, oe b and other, in the patchwork drm of their mny-ooloured elde,-the gay hues of the woodland softened and melted into a rich matumn glow,-sad hr away, beyond en where this glow was sobered and lost in the die. ten-o the hint blue line the takill faint, but aler and die. ti through the tranprent air Such a sky I-of such the Slrl IS rty9 1f hdr l~ t%'W to rl a d S -*k dar seId h bd u q the dl, dl it th. h Tir thrt Iam l mad pnadr, mdo' S lt -n b o ik Rb.e Aid atfovery o, the vol of the sosu i not al Inhbling to Iide thea ioi" to al tht is naly "ob e tra w in blt ber Not ad" Whtet L m o r t-o a- iWli to k ptdol" l, bipt n o- on -t to B- Whet wrork tnhou s to n ti m(gfi tworld. A vmry xtaid ladmape however genial, in sober in iN ot "on the mid. One am s to srerp blanm the nrm of i dl- vidual eUteoo, asd ta a lager view of IAe wed as of ...... Crefitiom. P Mr._a.~ Mr. bfa it _o, for i~fbe t hofi Ite* I I qoit to ,,baid ta at down ona s e to ai( r ompaion's pleu sdil now ardth u at h is hoe, wai n heir aoos na Hetdulonlglitimut *lthiatmp r g ito h= al th ts ii ll the l an Wom tah but the datrbk we di d ith nwoa aduin m Iiiud lad on the broad ace below, as if it were reeling or trylg to md there a dianalt Mmo. And bhe a atlt he turead ad began to o up the pth again he kept the aes boe, and ant moodily swinging Ihs arm up and down, amifin disturbed though flede ea too to be tobe m o for her oompanion's ance; she roud h a oad Ar no mo onoveratin so they might but eb the nut tre fBt befon they had got quite so ar Mr. Oareton brok the eilme, speaking in proiedy the sme ton and moaer he had used the bAt the. Look hbr, Fail," id he,poitig to.Ill heofobe=t- t bun piled at the fot of a tire-he'e little fs rtu s far yomlnedy" Ihtsasquirel I" id leda, looking at the puace r at- tatively. Thare huba oobod d hearm. He hast r 1am together.edytobecarried oftoii "We' T him that tmroble," ad Mr. Caeto. IAtt enadlt he's a Didmhonr in miiLta." "Oh no I" l eda i Je hId nas bit to the ans I am 801 as we he, porfellow-Mr. 0 Mr. Curleton wa trigthe ts into thebeakok At the o~esd bade ssed inwhich hds name was penimounesi he o od adoked b n at a r eltal ee. Mi* we we tes = MUwt till wm bak I we htd the over hboe fhll we dua t we thbm; mad if we de them woud be only a handle-" Atd the ii Ml wold be d imtdI" mid Mr. (Ciar mllng. *Yoa wMldrather ld them to him " ied mid a n, with a neied his mand r. leton dill m ue hi dbe of= t the few andt had put in, and Sb llowrather a depbolbo,bbid the raet a a the ill, as Ileds bd id they me at l to a nob le of lrp hickory t wi o e or two c~heest te dini in attldm on the outdr And also as Fled bd id, or hoped te la wans o far m convenient mom that nobody hdi vt Stht were thic hunm with frit If the it o the pm Lld been wtin or bli in Mr. korieto, amat hav roaeed agin into ill e at the jou heart of Fleda's e- clematioms. At ny rte no boyoldhave taknto thlianeM betta. He at, wth her eiiona sItoat h pole in the woods; and nswIg him lih tly into we of the tre tbowed that hewaas a me r in the ofL whip them. Pled was deitd but not rprised; for from d amomat of r. I ta's ito go with her sbhead beenpintel that he l vld otproe inautivernuioalfctl. BJrut- vr slidt tosi mibh read thiw, in whatson duro- tans oh or speob, or manner, he knew it; and knew it ju t bef the reached the hickory tree a he did When am otfr th u ie n w iriwe d M yoaun gtiaa mounted into mother, while Fled tt br to hul nd Eiter up th e ant under t o oa front bte. She could n bi t ltt headwa however compared with her companion; trhe not ell a gret dMal hwter then She old put them in her bket. The te wer hen avy lden, and Mr. O 6ton seemed determined to hbs the whole ca ; rom the second tree he went to the third. leds wa be ldd with her hapinM; thi wudoig buines in tyl, She tried to alk t what tu whole qutity would be but it went beyond her; oe bketf would o ta or two nor thr-it wouldn't bpiW to, Fled. midto hermet me o e oa llin aod rtlMring with all p b industry. After the third tn We dalehed Mr. .ur0eton threw down his Doe, and ti b@hielpo the au t the foot told Femi hi would wva a fw moments t he beW. gu. fledstIrn k ofl dher work too, and i for her Ht tin Spod henlAed it to him tmptin to ked with pieces of t he hd oitaon ohsl nex bmght 9 No, Good; gc;zid Smmr. a41 tes.m i vyr at:y with e. . *Is i',id h --hU_-Is wMld tamh m &p od t Vn M id tnfg, M bd I wee to ma I w*oubt tr dmtry,ir,"id lerdodidi know whal t to masu a t shade d seriour e hi. idg hi b It was gIm almost itlaty. I think any i biate r sta out in the woods thn it is at IhoTm am lids WdL I d knowt" M d ht friend I he no doubthat i the mr with obheM d sal Md uderUohickr tri wihados has bwasit p tty bply. If a touch d wnd, iry17, could trumdoem o of these bh into a at &Lltt o Amotolldo we shou dhave othin to wish he Amontkdo' was Haw to Fleda, but'goble'w la I m enrrd" a amd-'I doelt know whem there i an p upbw Lm,-bat We sha come to on oig down th Do you know whrat an the -iiaan m" No ot all Iauppos,"iddfb" but Iaknowsagoodmany. I have gM about through the woods o mumh, and I always look DoIrMuc about k t a the -e wmoi 7* SOh nobody but a mldleds. He uwld to be out with me reatd bat ci nt od muoh now,-this yt w or tw" *Do.tna ptoohoolr Olnor al mide miHn& Thin your ndhr tebe yo at homet *No,"-aid n r-"nthar tsed to tach me;-rnidgp doe h DM me much. SWhat do ayou do With ldY &D da long9 I 0ofat "oi Fleds, gaiu. 61 read,-d ahrahfeowoaf'pnMe. Fidis sid N Nir," and thrn stopped; addtlsi miming to think that ed up her to y mor ablw added, 'I hawied with gmdper sia therlbf me here A hwas i swM armonUg the Idis,-I amed to be always with And how log ago s that I" It is-o y, dar a-mo, I believe. e was iLk wh he Mu bMok, n Nr wt yfoan Qauhby in a 9M. Mr. Omiet hoh lb al spin tul the dil, who bL give him thLis i olf hfrmwmitio a si riiei nve proprietyf umner., Jd eve M It wmre tly. Ad wht do yo nd y Il" heeil aier minute ;- "itdri. of -lrad I" "Nor ,' ldn "Ilbel't my. We hadn't gret msay books-ther e only a few p in the oapbod, Ihd oydopfdi; ftler bid some books, but they ur locked up in a *d Lt. Rutthm's l grt dl inthE n cydopadiL. "The Encydoudi a said Mr. Carleton -" what do you d in that irhom you And to like there I" "I like e about the imsts, and birds, and animal; ad about l ir-a.d lives of people and oruiou thin Thee ada t ai the other book in the cupboard wbdi,&yo read" SThm's Qiuetin DImrd,*" amid Flede- anl ob BY, and Ola rlmaign in two little bite of volume; and thea bokdr, ad the ristisn's Maine, and oa odd volum io B- eunWdt, sad the Butes of Sootlad." SAd have you rd afl the Mirns Ped" aid her om- pkyor g n his counteance with difioulty. SI h 't ad qitea o the riltinlt Meai e, 0all elo the Beauties of Scotland. All the rest " O" yq," aid led,-"nd twroor tlhre times oer. And the thee t ndvolumes besides, Boberton's history of Msonthig, I beli I haven't nd thaeither." Aidwich of them l do you lie the bet " SI don't know," aid Flaehr-" I doa't know but I like to rd the acyloidias well s any of the. And then I have th newaper to read too" "I think, Fleds" amid Mr. Caleton minute after, you had better let me take ou with my mother over the eM, whuewe go bEck egM,-to Pus." "Why, irI" You know" id be habf smilini, your anot wants y and abe; ed my mother to brin you with her it es oe. "I knw t," idFleds. But I m not going." It was pokeo not rudely but in a toe of quiet dete- SArena you too tired, ir said he emtly, whn she es Mr. Careto preparing to launch into the emuiing hickory tales "Not I "A id h. a I am no tired till I have don, f y. Aad beddle, obe is irkcin me's ih you know, imit it" *No4"el,,lmeidetakfLm t i^ tk.i" W tbt tim M l u r.. OOret, stupid mhe was dM to pila into the tm and kking at hrii &f ace of reil It il't rwht eWar mn liv oM" al aWdem, dmae eyln the llem nut, with a hed Ild of tuimm They st both to work ain with newed energy, ad reted not till the treaues o the trn hd been all brought to the around, ad ad I ee a of thim could be ooed aad hdkrinto Ilede 's b d been dead from the hll and bestowed there Bt there remind a t quantity. Th ith a odeal of lbour Mr. Oletno and edpthd into SWLrbap i nth a ahebitered place by the vide of a rok, and took whtmaeue they might to conoa d them. This w em- elt Wde's instance. You d yor maid Cynthia will hav to make a good many jouayeMie. lda, to pet aIn these home, anei youam mieter 0 We nothing," id Fl. 'It will be a fun. I don't ae how many tim we have to come. You are y good, Mr. herlton." "Do yo think ol said he. I wish Idid. I wish you would make your wand est on me airy." My wanil mid Fleds. *Ye-you know J=P gmndhthr y ou re a iy rand -erywe, d What h 0o my tt for, Mi. Flede I" d mid she asup ei it ws because lved bar mch; but the rosy mile with which she mid it would hbe let her herr, if he hd needed lightii, ar more into the aont than ui was here And if the implity in bar foae had not bee equal to the wit, Mr. Cleto would neer hnve vntued the look ao admiation he bestowed on her. He knew it wa n. Apprbacsiom she aw, and it made her mile the rier; but the admiation was a tep beyond her; leds could make mehing oIt. They deoended the mountain now with a hy te for the dya wu eating wel on. At the potwherebehad stood o ln when they want up, r. Crleto pused ainr ar minute. In mountain o aery every hour make a chu The uan was lower now, the i and ahadows mare tao ycontreated, the ky of a yet im blue, cool and clear towud the horitm Ti smne sold il the sme that it bad aid a few homa befnI with a touch moe of adnem; it meimed to whiper, Al tAhin have an nd-thy time may not be for ever-o wht tha ldt do-hile ye have light believe in the light tht y may be dMidara of the i t" Whihr M.(aloe m d lt me Met, he .el r { mimtot m-inleel an went down the mounta In hlnao asm t .he S miI abuy q etM and thu. by the ide of the litt lecre Iwalooking to m if I could And amdalhela lid Pled. A mlein lat what do you wantit for I" I went it-to make a drinkingoup o," aid Made, her la. tw brtkeakenI y about in ery directon. mA=B =11Sinrtetoo rolh; nowofthu pldm rae-wha .t r ,-will do better, won it I" "That is i k.r.i da. l No; the uallin leas the bt bMe it holi the water so nal.-Bene it It-" And fodig up o ofthe lerpal t bares intoeaost artist like he pMented to Mr. Caieton. Sm was al that trouble I" said he I don't de You wanted something, ir," mid Fleds. The water i verik and e"h 1 stooped to the brgidt little Itre and mlbd hi.s ral gblet verad times I never knew what t wa to have a* Ufy for mcp rr bfoe" mid ha. 'That w better than anything Bort or Xeres ver nt forth." He emaned to hav swallowed his mrloumne, or thrown it way with the maloW len. It ws quite om. This is the bedt ring in aal iadp's u d," id Iede * The water is as good w am ba* How oome jou to be such a wood and tater spirit t you mt live out or doo. Do the tra ar talk to you II some- thes think they do to me." SI don't know-I think Italk to Am," id ied. 'It' the .mo thing," aMd her oeampanon .min. *aoh bantifl woods I* Ware you never in the oountr before in the fl, sir I" *Not here-in my own country often ecouh-but the wood in Egland do nodpt an och da py o, oM Pidn n tely n roin g to be ippd of their summer drus- look swer pon it-the blav wither ad grow brown d thi woods have a dull rumt coour. Your tr are ree Yankee-- th' neer ay de I'" ha the Aerloans more obstinate thn the glilh I* It is dioultk to .coae uanknows quite" aid Mr. 4mr. 0 flods C Mit ato, last b 4he dit admetphl m indeed they wIere rh fom I to ot e d m in- dom the Nmooth Md d Wham they metd the ha1 but a Uttle wa r tv houM Flekds md s moltoe palu V "r. Ourton-" id hs. Mr. Coltn put down his btket, and looked in ome ar- ri at the eating anxious little face that looked up at him. Won't o ple not my anything to gradp" about qm r T" akLt bo SBecau don't think id tto il Bamiabit not l ibep idh'tlstocura ndther Mi ipbefter in the matter than youca do " saNo" id Fods I do think he .. He would do y- U e thought would be mart for m happin ; bt i oa't be frm lm i lM, with s a Z rt.dr lip,- "Idon't know wh w do if I went I" 4 You think he woald have eo mnhino f you wand didn't touch him I" Mad r.ao mb *No, air," Ukid leda gv,--'I don't think t6t,-but ntj per, Mr. riton, not to speak about it " B litare you sr he aiitting down on a tone hard by and taking on d harnd., 're you eamn tha you would not liketo go with as I wih yoa would ohue your mind about it. M mother will love you very muh, and I wl take the pe oal eia p you till we give }u to ou.r auII, ia brs;-tf the wind b s tte too -uh I i alwaysput maytl betw it ud hJddwdemlg. smied d hiatl, eu dUD ie bead Mr. Ika "not to yay -thn to put it nto hler l e hed." It mus be tha d yr, I think, i lrd but at aiy rate you know my mother m prm hra pomi to jour aunt, Mn. Boitur; and shewul not do th wjt t ki your grandfather know how glad she would be to take you." Fbd stood lent a mooaent,d than with a toouhing look ataituer prtiane in her weose suere d Mr.C(riitothelp her over the reu; and they went home. To eda' unspekable surprie it was found to be p four o'clock and Ti had r ready. Mr. Bian ith art cordility totsdt. CwHattot e roith t bemogd Dot his mother would spet him to dinner. 'Wher is your other I" *At MostOpooi airih we ave been to np, ad mathi w a owr temI p wtb that my minotm mihlt Ati ph mis sh mde MrsH oeltur-to et you know, ir, ri nd rm W her. to her Fiud in i a t to c k iat to uid s delighted to me that her fied mlepted thie in-. I You wll- b* ida ~ h *uou to oe rurt atoormts SdH Bbe ikor, kir" m id Mr. RM with t look ved look oftmou d oo;-ei maynoth il-eIwish got iqtt kad as -- Hor w WM i 7 tait Mantepools, rr I" Itami hatb rmrdy iv tr.n a ytoMir. sappme ouk taeto-wor he pm and omheban ud t oar yuhrbi a Plds -N ddi*Utoi to me Uut her ftiewd imnto t i- 'You :ifbl kiWd M.oMgl to giv my rapeow to your mothwr," Mr. BM wet on, an thla 6forS wiHd alr. I 7r doo't kiwr-avH mjf Iot it. Ifmiv = iag Mm OW"iko this wq we diou i ke to sesMf I IaInd to a meiD a,'hd" b uhe m tbg hou tk. ul'liind-"u sog I lv ahbonatoak 'emto I TIirt w be for nuiv nm, I dMr. kOurisn M, specteday, shr riua MiMbia the old genitlman's ummr. *I dont kInwi, sir I-add Mr. Kagu eM spin tOn d%&i- fad look of trouUbl,-it may otuSl-I .isyou good dq, CRAPI= md *rv. had sub a ddldom~Aw, dsew~iy~ md B"W Fish as they eat at -ise I-y- anm't =how wand Mr. Clriloktm Na ho e ,--Wsda-ru &d~ st-he4 e-ma VWY WlO .mM& W- Wbr mid Cy, who Pocing cut the t 4 And we have got thegrea aurto d l li MINb WImt *O-' UksghV &A eI lt.nhyd I winl have to Maue ever No u y 5to 'lmell;and as .~d~abi. on V.0ey9amyaylhlibg to Mr. MGou dael. to meddle with *. Ddn. um ft o t A m id yhithy wM anmRs- of considerable &@Lu TL n ssb rct 4 eb QPvit to ma" ~ l I~pr rav" =' Gol, dryly, afthr a dosit P~ rn 10 tal bway to sweduldwIrdL~L~ The a pervading dQthwoad laugm, but I vra 20 morm, To twobur hca.me saying forarfir dhig not-hi wvoabhe kf hohuiva to a rely rEw the ws avie (the was as qilier imusin msekbed I aa i t le Almook ~ ?0e wktoganer co wming gombeowaod Nrdj*. b~dmkjwwv=:!Lwithjdmkb*Odbshr nol t phat -h- woulde the =WeOOL 16L dweddspla;'undytawwwwoubspedbaQ 8"148 is at bs wr o* p~dPI(t~nrr Bnr he to Ip Wth y I" I rlton brr-I im it-ve to *- 2* h tio fa Idamn t hammwM ampeoseiwsm me ia the Gbw ad dait hI m Me it e ol ; awd he libed the dle Wbh% o;re" oap n1o f "0 beI mt d off t woodoooL I hop he didn't nd "t do 7y think of thow two youg ml Wry l" "Br t fo r m inedo axu M," tld ar.s ang, bu Ia. tkhe oul meadw boiod. y.tndyo Ml he be sotm" B"et t'other ms's your o,"MAe ad MYr.i baodi wford and hmin sg U battle ddhter hor ith a arios paud hok, he ot t did hia wepeo(g n nwm how her MYI~" d but he isn't eo mach of. atl D mn." BuNt why, I "H domol knhow if'to ke wordm d w i ldpL- mI ask her aLo O tmI amid M r. 3 a M. A lte o-doi to," tly to t oad w m eId told tL "Ltht roMn ed hvow4bmr. (t t nd let te. B I bould t s oda little rat out bly thdt SM bdoth after awlwat oiyoud Ae nr by bota th =momes ad moomo bpIap to s n 7r de nuihoped netein .ard h-m wh ho Id *a m a Qphu amt cirts . er Doq'u .d ku m Plunded to dornm mdow helpto- Wdlwr Iar lri~L oidtbe of ut-ouat; and If both thaen yOnm aooyos u'8 irantoiu e help to ar tRdu *b INI a gilO, oIut likely." eipeot~duk~r~lbrooaur-l and heb..detoo "nd Illgino wth wor,. Cylnthy," midn aPt I1 ealnid think you be i sun uylpMe, suk sdd NImlyathL* aw*riirt ell you to m~ o iir~ Butthbroipnaoknauilednothh aor-lmW illath._.lUe- aitm r l.bdf atrhMim wft in 0aftrm A th hs m ls -ei d hdlyu-LiTl odfi I ,m td h. arno bmysoPh lm ant boned it n anl he~ maiLo t t dela ip ad low dtheohb wllmon they 1gwiby lt Sthe oUr siMr thft nr bi lld up s m ibhh at pIlma to NiLa ls aoI 6l th thr h'hbo hSd did dnl y In the dlitmam batlm thl had blded f- her obei or ah ma quite at hom to tUh obmservatiom S pollseed wt the be h ht a d ligitdal thin popl to do thiga in k a 'hat wrm your so.Ma, wA'it tr md Cynthr, wha theA 'o,* lid ri thel otheMr m my it.. *r i 'WeB-I mno me oan them ilers th rnt by. eft as flbeoming to have themt is t adyc li t 1-4o t the beard power the mouth. I spom they mt do that iUu th W inlthe mp, a irr 'I rot *odd La IhopL I tbokf it bHy W.ir. *Doyoul Oh 1-1 admir IL It mhs a m*Um look m A fw hnIredI n tom Mr. I' nte the md ba- to wind upa heav I ilL n J the hffi in t aimed ta ude Md. the bed of aniMy becok that masea. ion d tir M theih aidsr adBl and tbwn = d to a ml fr l bowl. i the lNttbald t'od no other lnlrt, dark baik- omd o oeOling behind an th Mr ide t the brook te sieaum eKnnin Mory for a me qe MPa aboe the iL and leping dobmedly ow, t dmidit Me bed and lar at a bound My impedima in lb way to the e. tWhe the ll was m qaity af wtr that ixd tbo th d e t ad MI wyd fta ardn uh ol to Mopup ;ldm witrhthe athoM; huotoa theebeliM rnsltogd to aillD itforMdseal bitsael si ma thit it pade m ent traellbor p- tho u Le ms r thea mo s e a m dl i w mdM be a=- & s uwa ab dinm led. wM mad te w atn *r mad l o dbemi emth w tme d ou mr am the ao waum rob I Kd M r l s, time lg tbe ae ke a wood w up dthe nleOte theim p; a oe gl l p O riadinm a ei tar pemt trmm ato the oma d those daheep o-te =whih the teeth ottee nW u atin oa d b ddlen tr Na te.pblt tbhe inamatr tE isL meaU~amr, would pie work the ni of life to a stab nad the rem oa the ittle bok sop g up Im aer tne of it-mver. .e would to tihe and eto d oa shM ai d would lae her ba didr ith the or th a" chin7, and thenr M to tohe laugh ao the iLm; she woal ne writh urntgal putianoe csord aitr amotbr out ad mt aide, nd lo som id to lo; aid newr turned wmy a fte the rliitriou Impe f Tirs doip Ia Fed Id wi'tehape t.paIntr. BW M ar ad e r e tmber Ilysout the grand n IO d1ir ad rit0 a position, the re ra pia aarm ino r b o.,ei to nw but ad SplMr 'Ir hra gnw har L hi mrind ar Whmr thy made dollar and Ocnt, she mwa growi riin o art tho sad atocatiou ofbeity. How mu puama the seOi thine ar I 'That bad ouh to be your gandpa's mIl this minute" obmrd Cymthy. 4IwIhvi(MrI midfW.. NWho'xowiCtoWrGythyr SOWe tOht ckheoOeam I eapsot )-i' goInrttymush as hib orn t I told I .r%. Ni I wodt lt hi ie tlfltwatme, t thatim. Yoarprmdp'dbegladto get It bek now, I gums" ldb gmed so too; but also ad that Mis Ga wa obl y h hmry ir om bdiu p d of the whob nationals at ewatit. Sol shmadehiu no r. After mbia the blowr tLh hf tge rod animMd aa a a lly gala tords a mttl maimt iayi t a ia ti; pni=g now ead then *ar ifw ttsd o or aI omeadaonil ortrunrb shop Slem l milaMd toawriiith a t ho mdid. bawt woh i the emmm an tie i; m~aoltadti~t ttot nu11m. libels b w bu t, =U m i saW i iti e d OWtN a*otr bahdm tlfim.4 s I e f t n l de iLb rihgt euit trm tot the ho had g lphr e mqii r thrt evilU aI its Stotho mew -Ii M te mo n ai m e D I"L tim ed im et Lh i oaSeth lhms li At the n pt s 'a1 qui t ynt J od putdr meot er mnt whom ish mw oooil rd theo earnr hom with hoe pin up hebd ow fcr tar. to -ome domrtio conm erni the pip, the con or th anbt lrim,"aikd Ilhd eagay,e ars u to bee tor to monrow- 1ont you com amd h1, ur Mirda m her=m lupoi. eIdon.M modilookd Iump to we it yonoaUlat come dows tomouwr, MW A lint p wioee with hbr a"l dryel tea4 a ot l wtlM ws at wet -' e bthrtr h a notion to ak two youq Mfmkb the bol to mis , Sthdyir ba Is* and em sot to Im s IoniAAl whether thinks I hae. gotanything oor-o; bti a'rin',I' and mat mre sommhin' to at; and I Sthe b thing I could do would be to com and (A ye into r i I old Ihoold fel a little queerto eli nobody bt me to othin' to thbo at the table h do oome, nit Mira r mid fleds; "it wiB be twit at if yo do; end baidwe want to be e mthin wry A i..n ald Fleda e daqmd t d inqied o aintA wht be hd in tlw house. Why I don't know, JW' PlumWdd ald the Wy, whle Fad threw her amsround her ant wd thked her,-"the ain't nothing' prtider-pork ad bed and the old toy. Ir' got Maoe bnrate c. I callated to sk some mrt o' oke in the morning Any ot thobe aBl him lter Not bome of 'eo-th s we. I dont .e how thY.'"tvo flr rmL u rd j my07 % mm tro lah thq = ZM %=Pa I took t6 bamhoutNt Mr..Didsm- homr r a little oen liks a wea I should thimk hbd bhm in" "* ood tat .eatr I tdom r" N" N4 hUAd. I he-a't-t' ch Sa plagy 11ght Of a a. ,*r .sT Ia id, sanrwa, w... ]nwlm ..l" i ll, Mm td e. unAd =ilingM "*na down le no w, mdI r r toouowm and I gumrs wll A Dt wo bi that w i, b a a tm d t" lsd Cym both opwLned at oDto. *One othmn i oud nt Mirm, tt wr at Wedt toinr, rd tih otbhr b viaM mtlMyao ur aw -=a w like him very nuh- b m with m gettif ad *l to-y" wflMedmt t. a t Goolt, od l I bLe took lei's lhed i bth hemadml pe her a most edionate hi; nd the two pstitiona t off ham Aent Miam wMs notata like her bIother.ina.Ithoau the modal eelmerimka touted the m l mdL The w e tihe expr onof *ebtn aa and au t the uabending u(rl of mr nd bodytoe;id the i o ab~n n crater, themo ome a Ur. sIb reh a wD beam him -ter. SMe lml been bmo& up un- tWe Quono -d waoid fcr mwr a imaath Pitkridm, she mietini of th i ebent gmntleaM of mind nd meaner that boldp b to them. Moe womanly eweetar thmn twa in Mr. lntaai 4 a woman need not wihi to ham; end perha hit h~ d bro so mac Thrm Ru no want of it in her hert, nor in hr mannr, It tLhe mear ad miar xcedo of her harcter were a litte ovedowedbr mru houMkeeping. Not a ta o atlittle tatom imgrowa theom,-not a trae o the rnnowni of mind that over- tmation to inac pudta i too It to bit|g;-oa evr im- ptat -o mand JeMirialn om com t m- aMked from ad the oobweb *tuglemt of hounsewifery; he would ha toed houmewiory to the wind if ned wee (hbt it neer wa, ftr i a new Mma M he alway coatrived to Msks both meek) It wu ay in the uobA i everyday hrof~r~wrbttw~y IIdd~rrn*n L.d WN *A =A NM=% m &u I mw tvzkm W. mi bomma Usk d ml rr b a um a tb* w w hseI. flI t lom i b* w of bw bralb., w. uiRahow M&so@MOWwl au a o.Mt d" -V mwid = b b ad mim ftw~ dudi b ud he j ar a .Wf &hI -YiI moma ormmm"Mota myan mu Nowbuamim odw 6Wbd IN, go ydpng at a am~L ~drr 0Ib; rh CHAPTER V. Tone Loa&dt un I WMa Il the nuageet and best private rom of the Hoom at Monts- pool 'pF iodina e cdi mt was"'pthed, awaitia ale u any eoald be inf bhons bil for a*the seMq aer the season was A splendid is d h y ll p vr n turning bdillnt ly m is ameands for any dedomlries the dosed wooden hutn av the reality it aot the look earth, for though the days might be s and mild the mora- imp end evenings wra lrm y ool OP thup s among the mountain; and a table toodt the rt p- of redilins br bn dinner ser d. They only waited f the lingering wood- It wa rather an elderly with the ecptytiB f 1Ocr young m whoMes might madi tht d the abnt two. He wasnw ing p udown the room with somewhat the ir b of htrving no a to do ith Uim :l Anothwer mnaek odd, stood wuming hi boek at the f, Miag about h jaws and i with one band d looking at th din-t able iDn ort dspectau t 6r i The et, thnre ladi, t qudie aittid. Al l e pron weren etrmnly dift>tfan o answer in indit id haractriatio, and rll had the namistakble mrtk of thh bit of good misty; difficult to loosto adaso to ecognie te of Jtam- which one ldies have the must ofdifiing around themselves;-ao deiable swe sInoin m Mtimln bnt m ia a v dryngds imprewi. Orn tie h dieith mothr of the p-mbulatihnogu oa&r (he uas a oleaMt oi Iutmue), w aetuly phiia itur mamrs than cnieMry. Tis p wsn ndt how- eer deiv d o sse, and t was nllmd by ammn amoCt a good-toe d indd ofhrt In her son the aema eim a ioe sood ty tie of thoe rt m oa thr umt ofi or vathr 0 the sbpo whine the Usib oim. he ba miw * im otU to this mother OId rn a m i dernt id mid lo ly: with a* hk eye homf m at Ois slamcnral soft citd shovw mahieos slgnkupomin The amd of thye willn who A wasvmse ex always ifU e d dellte rt lrn ldle T thir1 lud beM Tr hamjleml wa still a very elm. at ome, but her ho lo sumn moet thor d's m r. It d rfas plder gwsapMl bhl what the baHtool command o. mp loobi eilwha t .s r wptoman r A vryood mc lloee and awn t aTOfMa b tit hir aini ev na'er be n au; Mold hOUer b bo dwm l m pi oy o i m hero au m i ent at length made their awen.. come home-we ate b amishig; omd Idon't bw 3 w an the w orle wd ttetforyo, forlm nmoe o dlt dert Wher t mnoo1m Whet mo, Mr. Boeditur" "'aiwth, u'amnth a' little i moug to boast a as fr uI m onernd. Mr. Oulrton may s peak ir Usl I m ~,ty maT, you a mitm for m" mis tht lm- tlmin. ad Inem Ia no anoi p dgl ay o dam to t ad befoIe I at wd* dm of ito " ICtoMeIMn.Irdl' MMr oad rtoe, And al themn-d iat athela t whom she wma la her NWo eas tanedto the other. *ovawny Mr.Uemritr1t "No the tto show, rr d i' o=ed one I me; md hetrdhpa b didnt men to im roomm in m Iil for in." Did bu od the re mad, Bother A" w"I ,d m,,oaiatd _- y nou mfo ,r It if I did"al *the hWias tihe together mil M ito Cariertoa. W roneey, Ga.t cto Wereyo% c Smar. bueAs peet methi wnyr, s'm;s Ihlad ry 5oe SWhIkt'Lthe tei" mrkl Mr. K 'Howumhpamdlid a'Ig, dr, I didn't omnt I ealy anmw hr o beg "tdi Md ntolMr orrd BMita, bumti forth,- *W atwinl yowmy mh I te you tat Mr.tereto dwrted m and the &apot i aot bnorem'o manner, a that he, -tihe cyniel ploip, tr r em d bm b getlemn, the ott owma tae Tdrdrt are ai o 'anm ha terM't you, iktot-/l-sb Ksm anrd made a cnvaler. ao rant oif imaf to a m ity, nd spent today in helping a litl.ep rlc nslhetl l ^ ^ *rI. we ad be a better m- if he wer to mad a dq ore ds in the me manner," sidt that a t n the B ienroe o dinnr opt ap to both tr mlon raati-an, -o ef the party leii well disposed to tir am" 'W hibal th tih Uisk. .d th polary ad hib y baint lhad ther An of a tttio, and a pir of A W dd on the tblee t% toqm of the party found '*ht uto do beld"r in. *We m bed a very t=k dt y ot;abk.e, Ktoo tomno e-I Iapoyou wil o with nt" "With pl e ,otir but that am gaged to diner about re or irs in tbeoppoatdiretion. "asMpd to dinr I-wrt with this old (,etlemn whe jonnigthtrl Andyou too Mr. osretrr" "I hlve mad n emip a 'm,but I te it I met g." *Vntio b I M littl ir goig with a Omuy I don't know ye-I bhlf pps ye; theMrans to be adoubtin her ndhthe' mnd, not whether e N let her 4 but whether a kep her, d tat look lie it" "Is it your little conin who ped the Mas rival ofthe woodoodktoday, Cmlbm aidN Mn .l What is ade " "I Id'tLkno, r'@m, upon my wd. I pnmem OuLto lt amelthing munaommon and quit rinnkldabe. witlw.r.fL toal" "Whet,Bs'am" tbhr aMr. Lint. n'.. "Whrt' the unmonM-* sId Mlie. Ion1 ailrealg egmms a hsmmlf to M. mior am -sMe Mr. ohMltah ite qG PI-b A1bs bMnom M. omlIr l" "I mt ta lys, I m-'ra. I n m asa Irn but .als. hiU mogh in a balon frInda a wt o i ma barhMo. ahe -uoto -ns whm bs urn( at jlil toMse m, fa somem diste rsglom with a imamu on hedll a foot md a hmf b b her Iend with Ulh -sh had been da indnsbwan hoif tmm hrflni md thLy had kit iJr d stmill ld with a hb of khtobimm im e my Iminug eat at their hdowmm blog she was the 'Oh CbLk~moa a*id Mn in, bint in a toa on dvry adsl sI rpoolfr melI Whea ioe. tnsl an dcTyorr oain Sb Aie a poM abid,O u" da id Msn. COuas, who did not rli her Maom pgrw. I "Noi m'uag-eomthihng ame than thed Howodll" 'Abou tam or la S." "nlht' an ugly g." wra nil aeir bet am u7y 5g." haIM t d modBt awd sih woblah bloom Ihrt is hd the kind of beuty oa wid apn to se in mic a pWe," IdI M. Chri. "om one i d her ha aly to e inre ab has righ to i." vI he seen very w apl oft nywhe" oidd ter ss. SWbom hl prator" idManInb . .* HI mothr Mas nBoitar'a iir r *.-1 *AmyChalito" ezaUlamed Mnm. OI O kew her Wms ATlaton ht mother n 0 I 0di know whom y ww.takbeot She Ma rn ma y ddmrMtaenda. BNr * tar my wdl bhe adiom--dho as ee d the mast lob m even r wr rin boy ad mdboth. 0 I lod Ay Croaery nmd.L I mut m, tisM dld." *'I don'at ho her tbhaer a" Man GrLtobn went ca 'O b her warM or Bia oid _Lr ny -I never ar b, but I he. hbmdlh i poat n vin hi tem. Il hqi d that Amy mirid lmy ,l." Major In w oarlid Maeid Tharniu is vW l known; he s very amii d nm a oe uM a Mo Mdai am mel," amid Man nu in tcas that poaau Y goad diad ame thd e age "Y4, he Was a sinlade mome iAfM Ma. but I 4, be i Vsr y t ol qdt id bmm sh=uM A.s U. thah amm d lat lf . tlmam imnl ari me." iLI 4m 1ars boad hm In ommu- as a Tomn o tlib BL l to be a bety ma be h, Mi ndd Iu-cfndr m,. w I is om of those iquha eold Mr. Chrton, *whee pu iy of blood prow itA m~ ad om h need to o bcak to *firhiarl" criem fu~d e cd artm Icoauld m nothingtall tim wonder. Her hm is not at al kig" Sa e lodr is not n mmok in whait t it in hat it a atA. d id l.adio. m im moth Hor im I cried nThmr fage W We I hop she wril igo.t nd -we da a chan. of being her," kid Mrs. oiton. SIf she were ly few y oldr it is my bale you would s oe d of h, id o Baritar. n. yr look at thim spech could not be aurpunld. But abe h beaty & f fedtu. too, ha obd dotr" Nn. Omalaton akced in her oao. SYain bjighdpeg. ie cotour of the eye and bw It s little odd," mid Mmn. vna rith th litaht touch of a piqued air, (sb had some d tn at home)-' that is a kind of banty on i t to amoia with bdi d oertinly you TO me it Iinwra aa; ad Jar BinNhOWS.dla mmd ud -"-aia blII maave no doot he was,-And tchids mt hde ben broughtup ith no sd 'firtnl n a little, tthia hlhbeediings a vierne thi t itu ci be given nor bequeathed; and we manotit But it n be taught, cn't it " If it could be taught t i to be hoped it would be ofter arnud" mid the young mm dryly. M BDt what do we Intb, ,whm we talk cfthe high base ing aof Wtain dlm-a-d ili mI mad why ae we not dM appointed whom we look to Aid it in ooeaaon with oarta names sad portions in modety I" -mm. * I do ite lorsI" Mr r em... Tw YdIdel% b WW, I .A. i.mmirlm Wilangs. ar itom baiimim"1 ad*A tmim-~ ejll ai . 'y.> *lr."l , "As TO do, 'r" *Is t so Le b adig the thM we ete"d Sma- and MaS. I, who eald be teahdd on ti pgof d % Ish littl at Whilt his aanm y mrt nd thr Im is msril oDntwaMt t*. whch m hem hin to bd thm who e b.nkmup in the article. And to irwat inm tmiedl i MInlr i donA4 = lbo dom. the oanteret ot," aM l d. Cl ?W, yo ars T amd 1. odd is mother. I VIA Ed sit at ta table aiEd tto yoaif yoa tek ehmtaC Whdt do you ,n- I" SI1 beg yar p.cda, moh~ w, you h did .o iLa.6 10 be bI nlDot of wt4lnauy a tir Ied mon icmlilt-tic wi its owm tl lI.- mry acing lsm nothbito be dire4 in eawry comedeor aih- llmstandcef lifl. ilm p lK nd it know so tuisb; It I th tmo nolb, and it, h it pe to d; ir the living plant ever blmn, md nt the outu -a aregld owemrsU It a thing at ied algethe; mad wlmre MIu ha not urioulby prpd the sl it his Iain to try to ml e it grow. f Is not Vnery al met with "No Indeed,'" i Mrs. ato:-bt you are me s. tiouly nice ia Al your noting I-at this ate nothing wl ever dl think it so ey unoumoa," mid Mmn. 2mn. A a emto iM aM h a ot it m ur be p*ted, Mr. Chct." "O 2,% MIrL. o L" sene. mn = *IdooI r e rL --I da thLdkb oA ch e *a combliion as Mr. Ouiaon ho bn ikiig f-vty ly -but, I- r. ClteM , drt TOP think i muny and inf tht hio t sodrat cebtLM hbdits t ie otently the dt p"dd mG a Feoibly," uwnsd IhI diving at te mef i bWle ad t the om" M ma in 615j' D do now I o% kam-ft is adop Guy I. l~ftw .th lulaythin s noat ae&l is I meyomehiftl*&Yhores b dmageadvast of b~at Whirethe I~rt nid Um 7borm.~dll I ifige not ast osulmit bdkqmi% or & 6 "docrine;~ rrl dos tmadd dicbsulll dijm4am lamin hpay, a mo% many be thrown awa. ht this dMode thing we ePesh of is mot blnlgmoe mem but mum 1:21sab cmiaina with a pollially An malncomr~a sm with n ombd even with vm l with a ad 1*Dt '. lfti tbus.,' do myou think atmo oover nus fl uo Piobnly aol em; the dimoni In -e hinimo m i the ps;-bot it In the diamd Nature mome now mad them toh e bmtas 'selaah dmAl mdIm is in moms odd corner or *athe o while .1. bee hft down in the lron aon whh I andommlis mid Mr. 114 thia ble litib hoaltaut sm le a rlum in ahllq a Orlt~L~alAolon llo-Roodtwlb I=ra hmd back in ho, = a and quietly a.eor a morehe, mare-b mnmL tha thevd fees cIthol 6mo1 al gbowd ha heed sqod mml *o I aw ..d IN.- shb m wo uoud y, inkm twlW holing a 016M4 then so hi s du dammb at wa *L her bo ad ad mu md to rd~r a We&* odd 7bar%-Ob this Me s kibW pd a wdl-~ looking u trot S lr mi a liums 1 * tde i tter = M6Y ol mrid" f -*. sh 3a.l 1 n h dUL. Na r t I I g sh , *Noib tMe bdMw ai* bUr* loo fa uo stile- .odr 1n tell "'1??" 1me l Mathn murleto My unls mans be wlto be a Wry, meu, Mrl . l too pepMan all tib be umlo Muat- Tf ob MadeL Aaldoitmi"did MI. Oua =M% *U ndOtOd I" nobiMd Ne. N CILeo. Don't mistae ma, mothr,-I do not mem tht it dhow y want o readinga or wAitoVA itt itdo ldigel autrahMed &aasnt- mid fr ethe reuigBd li." SSh met toez Mda iandiltnBm tooe eh" red Mr. Tho. 1Ay.-bat pidead the dignity at rnk, aUid und oubt om r ""aqof A woan motei, might riAabe that, and yet ewrtly ttrfy ed A to play wield MeS t a par in orditry li" Sd she had noa sck part to pl, alid Mra. COMleo. mrtib, mother-bt I an oIIari bhw" Woll-ltotheraelr *It l-e th amu M i of aseid nbent etfataleJ tat-to oapm tM ina iird, Marie Antointt looks to me lik a n"r tioo that hl oometo it brilliant pdoo of bloom in aoGo-it wul lose its bauty in thie Ato e sir-it wamid obna ad doop it it heanelli ana ud oeIDnt astilal naitemenut i-the otr, arid l.rtoa mui*ir- is a slowr of the wood, ig its head mion bet ad mnow and the rod l whri e Io etame ba Plaed It, wth Sair f quiet ptiot aduran ;-r Iamio d ma bigit tothe ld nybt bit eMtle tan be notb it wllr up iimohdan ide its tims in lauqid sbe%,t sweetwds to med" ene emotio fr m crid Bogithr,-lf laihm d *pB for her. I don't like ple eleg ole." rd mkb a pim poetry of that if I ws yo, Qrato," aidr.n tho. Mr. Carltoo ha done that reab," aid Mra. hea monthly. I nver hrd youaik beUns Goy,' mid he mothr look rat him. B eyes had grown de with intaaly ot en- 11110 walme hgpy. He load Y a asn bdir- tlimdtfil di-nii irboor lbdoitdiprd - mli a do sibm him% mad dolitng -M EIo h* wvta m umlir. th i' w aM kM thtoi. *'Ifi theis aB hlt7 i ys not I I IM 14106010 ir0iLi b 1mni F*m l SWedmlru base tm Nis be* int "yam b Would in the World to w ME ment "hqor. eaulriL a knitt-notwiu eLm-noha IM hi. He amot rat at hoM-be bbho peitics-bi its away tm country to county and domet nuin Im AY- SAnd MOu with im." *And irtth hl. I lhauld li to I if rfw could not p IMds him to M(a at homL* 'I ms you haw pted him too aem*" sid Ma. vlyn I omnot ha ptted MU too muh*, for e has neem diap- paidted =." 'No-dof mro not; but it me you fad it diMial to la hi.." SNo on mr a needed in doing that" aid Mrn. Culat with a mile that wam anything bou an riled one. aH naIr wd dating, od to le hd M isinslp l You my y it, and whie you think you ewe nontot your and iN he thlait worth iMW you will oudi eid h is leading yoe. It l so with wrevnyboy-in -som p way." s e rI ag othr duap I d the anas, ention. CHAP=BI VI oas peat d uncommon u woa Ieon Mr. a Ap-ru -odltootalourim Sthe dinMd brout pe asur ur opmd ad .t ad.r;tbh ma-lolk, m he cdkd tae, w I the whler o *ackpttofthebhouMfortheiropntion. Sworm theliton ld, in good time, they w uaherde into a qua b Ming rnom-a strong acontrat em to their di o at the dol-which e them nothing of the weloomeo'teb w ra-hous khen, and where nothing do theM o of ta ditholom found le way but a ro smdelldroMt pig. The a the 1ia of a place wer nDobody Ita ortins dof Thisg. em = vr lolo if they ad mtde up their Sto be foialem for a term of months i t was imporib to w that a cereal appr had mr bea Lid upon the si do tab,, that itod with its loo down wpo inattew All thta blnie oolddosto mk=me& rhd*id Mit did;, but the wiy wind that swept roundtit ab ook the paper wilrda id in a remorsele way ; utmt elots of mkid e could not preea it fom comde gl diognroebld imprtinent whipera at the onts d welcome, owev, wam mnd woeld ham bhemthe ner e ai, frok, and d siMe; neither he toa aC. Carl = toW"o a*Ldmird Sh e m id, the Sn A m ned noble look f his oi lok that W as pihi hd ameNr bdol to seek he d"n i t *t wa small r tSi& hal anro ba B abi adowiha And a diieaithe m I was otM0 smndea ahal ithm rf atpeacah and -u ai 1 toopaaM4. agtnd PonP"n I forthle het ood o Irki La itnan OOSAwithah4"uaneauropoloas worid. At It ir tab tti of is old e d irmit; in forr days his ilyd awindom edd by nd te counge ad imhi Bmd* r. lnggan na mfe subject for either braving Iede's hmightd to we hrtioa pgiatied by the maner I which b grandther was g eta t hat one c l rsand that the one about whose opinion goe ared the . Mr. Cetoa seemedas little aesible of the cold room a Mr. Rign himul Fbd fit sure that hera ubr ws iwiatud ; anid de would have at delihtedly towhat the o td the other rereatly it she bhad not taken notie tbat her cousin look w. io ang the nre with Srodaund ir, and he nciadd he thout it poor amusement use U leds in Mnat really uared with n intent meritae of bhr own plemuens e quietly her position for oe fm which shbe could mon redily bring to br pon Mr. oitr' dtraction the very artillery of light her coaertion ad attekad him on the aiogt of the pm. he bed brought haom Har motive and her meer both maot have bn ee mn t young gentleman. He forthwith et about amuing Mlf iBn W ha little entertainer Id not counted upon, nmly,ith ping chbae to her wit; partly to away the tndplrUdI to tify his iariosity, h aid,"tore what was m deo By cariooustm of involved, startling or abord qaetio, be nd d to pde or confound or enapher. Fled howevraeadilyprated a grave t to the amy, ad would every now nd then sarprm him with an napodtarn or deaer doubling and sometimes whe he thog be her in a orner jumpover the fenc end ladg t him from th other aide. Mr. RBaita's n spot for his lu dnn r and finnaed, d ding that @be d either the batd of nee Ls it lat gore itupy jut a Mr. lla was king Mr. & ritoa if he wau aIde o Mr. ho a swing with na -m-lNop, b etopad Mr.Bina would gin himhshkrthima, -the d gentle a immedt mi .ith tht ritof mnn r he Iaw=wOr e when he a vis tor t iteMd wad taking hisLt nd am led the wayo; choo with a man's true carlenems ofhouewiferyetiqutte the Utche o of ill others. Not eem Cdniosedo tb6 U of the br Dutch over before the An that e w mtas o dtoig his ista omewhat too y toI the pig, he led th* whole prt throu Cnthi ottlig away in beite aoN the wh!tadwlaiU ethugtbutmnut DOt eam whilo aunt Mis I - aMtl rd rtM e r thrlo k u d the p lebymr, i which UBsa vatad a a t oiMntdeige St was s im th iu ad col ft mo a tM aiegh ai ehaddoieI -mro the brad slad med thedona 2 hthisis &aUlais metm .001t, (leto-. Capita l hre-- aaz-4 be son ml ound i we Were m fhrbomamrkas Iwamoe tlefrstthat broi oundim this tonhilp-one of the vr flet T sttle,-rve am the ough end the muath of it, and eenr hald but one am in abodt t frmthe first Al this--mer as you man -I -ard mi; most of t wih my own hand." SThat rnollection mu attach you strongly to th pleo% I hoolu think, s*ir." Ham-prhaps I ad d too mok for it," h lusr br it s taken away Irm me Well-it don't mater now. SIt not yorrs" SNo, ir -it weisae, a gre td M ;bu I wIe oblige d to pnt:rith it, two of ao rtol Mand l al dlow-McGov up -he got an advantage over me I can't take e of Itself any or I ued to do and I don't And that other delby mejustas I could wish-" He was let for a moment ud th weot o,- ,* irt hen Infl set myself down her, or alien fr- ther t my first hots was- pretty rod ahous too- thbse 't to ettles beside within aethig lke ten mil u In een the whole of it doed, rom te tting the firt lfor tres til this d l.- "You have sn the nation itself pri up ith tt t marked his pet. Not ezdy-thtquation of our nalt & settled a little before I aue here. I was born tther too m e to ee the whole of that play-I aw the best of it though--bys weren m in tbhos dy yltherwas in the thick oit rom beginning to wed." In the army, was he *" "Ho, yes, sir I he and every obild he bhl that wasn't a l- there wn't a an of the name that want on the right sid I was uin the rm myself when I was fifteen. I was othibut a i-b I t ou, eirl there wasn't a ne officer the court thrt played his put with a pooder heart than I did And wma that the gel p of the ank !" 'Not itogther, replied the old nntlea, pir g hh tad m l time abtitdy onver h Eits hir, a h rlta peltre with hImr~ not e y that-thre was a good del of mxtu ft direct materi, squ y in this eate; and wher the ialteg w t fHar in t a as wreidr if M t tint t I bu the rMl trAtet nkMeeood, Mpn mnl Ai and om of the nte IThmwa a pood dal to try am th b dr. Sir, I hav many a rwho I ad oting to dine pon ut my f, and it wa mer tha that cold do to bmei from laing vary empty 1 th But iw l tsm owm 1 did this happm ft amid Mr. Oareto. Pretty c tta-pretty odte, omeim" a wmr d the old GtlemT. hiae were very mo at ordw m e, Band a some rt of te county it was almost to t the aUd th a "d o Nthing would han vkt t=m to. haive b d his rdo bid I mano at hem t dihear A a Itomach is a d in p stout d abet quetios 6h sewenI mDjIIO I lb l the wants rnd nwitrilgs he wur obliged eto o ouldnt SAnd then you Mrd to rli e' yousa M grandpa,' Fleds. ow was tht Fairy t Ples looked at her pgnddther, who pga little ppnimry Iem and pad dhis hand oer his head . W hy, y," aid rw. used to = the Torin e Gog's me yao know, were air gme; and whr bpwe ap to b in thoe boiriood s lome of them that we knew woe ing a theA thl could to the aen_, we usel to lIt thim cook our dinners or u onoe n a while" How Hlid y manage that, air" Why, they ued to have little blakons to cook their nm and o on, tadin waT out fom the hoesr-did you naver m on of thn -aised m four littl he of stomn; the bottom of the ovena o large flat too, ad the arch built ov it; they look lem a great bee-hi Wed-we eMd to wath tiD we aw the pood woman al the houms get her oam n evealy hit, and put in ar bth ofbadrhera mt-, or hwparmpL d upple-pin-whiohever it we-thor. dim=t oay om scor mah aemi-nd when we g ed w d th or fort of us would c ueep i dI oCiWr ad B id-4o a af pla. I tell o hldlr with a bning and of his had at the laughlag lld those were i at -I" And them did you put the ovn beek agin ftruads U ;md aot oitn, dar n ld M olda gatlns. *WiN do y think d ahk Im ul nese MiU sr midllr.< kbMtlMS or wilther.i *O I l in id d "Ton IkLd tIh fir thd ttdidnt you, g~mi, boomum yosu bd pt th-em f the hi-r tla e didlI In weltgottlmmaybe plaKall. Would, in some shapq. Bot we Werent olajo yto Vt hold duon av far l I nommber oae time several ot cs out on a forging eqpeditio--Tha air, what do yeo think of that for a tioind-.ef-er old It" Shd come up wiht the hie horit his bar ard, hne o Dmvond Dim bulL "I don't knowr ht onem m m e in D a he r. dhidm l mnti, "but I know county c t ow the .li. A dimscun kiom owed of the vario beutim lad moeleanim fithe nimal a discussion in which Mr. Olrtn erta took title prt, w U Mr. Bigna dented entbustimly upa *hide and'briaks"da ane"d Boaitar ioodin snb- oti(, it might beomomlitmight be med. Little Fleds gaet ais anid looking at the beatilcreat, which trom bia ba te ur to her gdather wm ia sonr one to Ib , mes than hl undentood &em ll;bat Mr. Blngun wa too w l rticle wIth the attention at oe eo his geits to min tht dthe otr. "Tnht flow don't look -a if A had ever known hbort com- " was BRoutus single muark a ty turned away. emYo did not gie us the reu l or fag epeditio, r," Sid Mr. Orleto ina i difent manner. *'Do, 1pndp"msid Pleds *" H--Oh it is noA worth id the old la , looking Fledh be my tori til be knows thn b tMcold toll it a welhes Wbhtwait -- about thpig -We had been o utvral of u, oM atenoon to t7to ti u -per orSdinner for we bed hd non--ad -e dgt I It happmed dt I was the only mo o the pr thMtatdaloa udso the rl w pr to me to car7 hom becmM I coud ide it the eat. WeUl, ir -. we oouming hoe, d ad set our mouths for a pims pper, whenr ut we were within a few rod of o shdty, who Sould come along but our captain I y hert Iank M it nr Im donatthethought i snpplerl f or di belevbel Ibdi my deoek toethr m e amlould, and ket melf bak alittil mothat i the g Ishowea lo deoa foortbd tmhe wBd might m Ie ta I almost go up ad for 1 whim-f theql a ing to the hbtwth" U ti was a kla ot a "a b d~ d oide thbe ad I mo ne dow upo dIo di dat i~, n wor d wd od my r mua.r delk tmIBn Ib b ttorol down behi Go bh Iw,"id =- "I knew by the T apl- 'u eye. ].I knew himw; melt e at; but he kept our comwnn w or aned wrhn he ws gone we t the pig out into the wo behind the aEe and routedhim f and we sent and aad Clptin le to supper;eand he eme d helped ueat the p ith a gret daal of pptit end eve askedno qution we ame by him " "I w r your eaout-beartedne did not f~l, the oweeo a long a satire id Mr. Orleton. SNever, ir I mid the old gentlmemaen ner doubted a moment what the end would My father never doubted fr a*moment We truted in God ad in Washifgtonla a D*M ou actual waie youre. r 114c, ir-Iver did. Iwish I had. I hold like to bar had the hour of striking one blow at the nwlk. However they won istt well. I ought to be ontented. My father w enough e was colonel of a regiment-he was at .the alr fBuoyn~ oWgaeve us a liftingoodtime. Wht rjoleing there was everywhere when that nows came I oold hi fed sll day upon an empty stomach and felt atiaed. People rkoed everywhere that the matte was settled when that eat oi ood fortune was given us And so it w 1- wat ft~der1" ma the old gentleman, with one of those fond, ph dam pattic looks to Fles with which he often brought tnerl tscoIemmaded there r kid Mr. leton. "Y'e, i-Oat- ws poa tick-I never thought much e( ~m That tllow Arnol ti uid himself in the actions before B oyne'a surrender. N ouhtlike a brave man. It amae s ange that so mean a roamp hold ve had a much blood in him I" Why, are great ghter generally good m,, grand t1 msid 'NoN eatly, dear!" replied her grandfath:-e -but nach little-mded lity i not just the vce one would epeM to And in pllhant eod . 'h were times that mad mo," said Mr. rlieo ti m~ W th a l the or mean p lcgtu was the and of the country, aiI" SWedl, the tor mae him," mu b. OnCa to "_I be lour pl no," aid t. ja dd It1iM rilk *m dot know wht it would b r, or whet it would awo cometo butfor him. Afte all, rather that tbo thip whi t7 plhbowwhat i in thlm;-I hope there mm emoh t *wot7^ though they ham't a good chesm to lbow iA yM," tld hi Mt = mn itfOftl i H m Mr lb. BB(m% to have ved at a t'wh thewmrs 2 z -arth *iWev -I don't know--id the old gmatlmbl ;-- thom times would make the rtt fit a nein sa toyor a romsem, I oppo b: rbt 1 tried bote d on the wrok* iold be with otb is looks t 4Id--OIthink I lib tb i tm th bstl" Led smiled bar sequlesmece His pot ould Dot hd think to himm that however p e eight be Mr. "gana tomer, nor main os dys tried nmm could hve bro t tot fr morn stern imn ibilityi ad pat fotitd of ban ing. Hi ftame bora eidaeno gmt pao rtiiu d bi sye with all it mildnem, had an ninobininithalt u never have pulled bI1 danur or dutyI ATnow, while he ws recling with gmt animtion and plemnr the so of his more activ a d hi blue ywas shining with the IJr of other day, his mnner had the lt-po.eoaion d quiet odate am of triumph that beapoeka man w monready to do thu to sy. Prhap the ontemnpltion atei noble Romanlikold Sbde him did not tend to leon the hln even the igh aofz i=th which the young n m id,- T wasn something n farammn to do I 'Then is always trmidthe oldgrttlem atl. lod has given every m a hi wo to do; and 'tiadilt fr him to fnd out what No man i put hne to be id." SBt," said his companion, with a look in which not a little hagh rve was mied with a desire to speak out his th0 bll tb oBrM uo rbout humidrum on(ras diot.hor half doing nothing, or wornn" 'I don't know about that," aid Mr.RBian -th tddepe tpoo the my you t- k things Toinalwre thmethatu emo wto that an m ood in the wrld. EHumdiB SAhN nedno be humdrum in th doing t 'am It is my muis." id the old gentleman looking lo at m rith a ingds 4op pLmt nwlh-* that a m nay gretbout swot giii-d ia0fim c ood, tf he mnmiai to be b ad h Iled toelp n tha la, dr. Whatverlh set my hd toI d h. mI s dom itM webim a t ow to ad rni lMow th rina out tasol an b ib or in mdrm tb Meft the ie thstIhe mowl wht wuld be day's wask lbr otlerwd n bel ora. b her Borier'sailsw not ment to besL Bt Mr.O (atod', to the credit his polite ad his undadinsi botl, was bank th old ghu le ow he a wernd ith a pod hmaouwed akas his h4- *I an dily believe it dr, iad bomur both your maim d But I not eictl in that lin Wy et c ry th ianr I" a iMr. Binn wtith look "There is not a onus worth or," aid the* o mahibrowr ahsnhn or It a only to dd rd o th opa d or wtah iti in the rain drour to nrt iW I wll dot ner." But A the worid is open before mch a young meu yo odd Mr. nWsn. A l oiarld md Mr. Cealetoe with his oormr mint of em i but there i snt muh in it Politic rid Mr. BinagLn It is to Im onel in a sethingo twherethe sem is the "'BIIOdii* F yr id Bomitur. Notho bett r or mouse noble than the lnaeoi at motes th fit throw a sonbeam into oblivion." SWell, why not then sit dawn quietly on o's etaes asod sjo4t7hema, who h lr IKI t" *dbeaworm inthehsrtoI5nplpn" Well then" aid Bomitr iigac tb6 0 not owinag m htow or he might ventsne,"bn inothig left for you,a Ido't ppe you woold take to any at theund profeio t to e out some new path for yourself-hit upon sme g-ad invention for bneuatii the human rae sad ditinguihing your own ame ast ame." at while he spoke his omplon's h be dl gone bLak to its mul look dof Impertrbabl aoolnus; the duk eyeo was even =w f unmoid, till it at Uds inquiing add saomewht bu MOe, He Mailed. *he neMarUt pMh I eer sdo to thie," id ha was when I went ohalnuting the other day. Can't you ind som more work r as Fairy w i Id'bbhd with hi swontedanlo mo ghl d tm a Mr iln doa with he~r, lel(vitheoet ~r twot owtog r. 4 n S"Yo weu ls -to l now, radq N* le e ,itehr i, ther a low toe- that Mr. t is iton i .- bd * *" *l" sod Mr. B ggsa. A a in bhef- Wll, r,-.hr is it that I wood like to ow " "i I id Boitr. I I would hve told you befo, I no Id o I ou iy o not choose to speak quite ao 6fe, A, @&n tire before himn " S'riravsnt two ways o d pealOn, on, m ath u g" idtho dd (atasmn a little drly. I your Iriad vry tUnder an thatobr ptert 0 not that I ow of at n" sad Bo tr "but know there is a great deal of "a i" amoaq the d4 = ooa - they have neve r =81i=n aas fo :mW them; and I o I thought-" Ah wl I" aid the old getlman,-" we don' know much about noblity sad soch gimeracks in this country. Im not much of courtier. I am ptt much acutomed to speak my mind a I think I-He's walh, I supposed "le's more than t4at air. lormous states e' the neat fellow in the wor d-om at the first young in land" Yo have bee there yodlf know" saIid d Mr. Rhl I u enot, it, othcs ha tdd me that do a A -b lid Mr. Binua plaoidlyr- we ah quarrl, I Ift. What did e oom out here or, eh *Only to lmuoe hielf. IJeyar going baek gn in a fw week, and I intend aocompanyng them to jon n7 mother Paris Wil y little ouianbe thepaetyl The n santring along toward the hous A lood lling of her name the minute before had summoned Fled thithr at the top of her peed; ad Mr. Carleton turned to repeat the sme question. The old gtleman topped, and tring his ick two or three times t the ro looked loi undetermined. WeI don't know !-" he said at It's a prettyhard matter-se'd break her heart about it, I ppe-" Idare urge nothing, ir," said Mr. a. I wil o yue To that if you intrust your treasure to as she h ibe barbed as y wou wish, ti weplae hear in the hand atof hr aunt" *I know that, sr-I do not doubt it," aid Mr. RBngu , *hat-nitdl you by ad by what I concludeapoh," ha Writh evident rel of maner a d Pld me es bound nbgok to thes. * M. laLter have you al your pac with d1" *I w-not awar thatrti btl rmy t lo g iir, mob. h m Ml4r m. if i= Mom a r i has maihiag nfmd yuii rhic tei cld bee it I a lld at with & the imdi bilia of ar otbh No gi. ita htrjui t Mr. Cartonis the PI JC.=ohek was. hot with a distraul blsL. Bonita r odlond with gLr. Mr. Ceto's asil bad a vry difiannt " cannot be chrd with a Fmise, r Imade an is rTWA, Mr. Romitur ael ris="k mie that paidm; j "* faf mightswe olleua Ithu Iora ar the am rf a pspirit-thnt is no need of written iod. Make your askan*ro nt d A oafeis f in the w=ng" Pdh" id th-e d-'sh It take it y MW ;R I I to be the nm to make the apolo be a VONded, "I'a M tSdho*,- t PiedSoar health, with diMoft, md mand nd &rBo. atr rll a Mr. brideton, ysu a tba 86h is ho.L "I have om notion a o that' i py ead biero but somehow I had etird ly was speaking o eely to you a little while ag-about our maional quarrel-I know lowm your ooanbtam ow0e us ahbaedfthbuforit. Ioyratubeingnigto' ountcmand a shma in his grad =d hr ight siiat t Ih e a h e $ bo o k b i = % b @4 I ol a gi T M m u c h pWW; hravin by t this &vd t the s theiyoung n w army introduced oat nce to the ki their and aat Mirim. It not too mual to my that the itlartrlaint gp e pai"h sedaio to w -nAdwr fatOt than Wttnds mot entes tain Knr ib. uBo nd spirit 1l the aotag aMM00 d good cheer, to which hpd to be pamlhely um u ad om baMk to it aeTC(r iag tW do Wia. D thawit hn ( mg*u l tbqr d MpdMrs t to a nl thl t msfr ym e gamlou t ast ha bev a knoewMn the mreid world n snaom i the ea s of ertarly m of th . Yet the bod hd a character of its ows, r nd fom vulgmrity, and Zn"ii amaP bb me wit tsh edition ad demenor o th presided ovr it- coam lt l osmbstuania loobkth^ could aord to dimI writhm rgram; a self-pex that was urnot a hl ofric m Aunt Miiiam's nceaiMful eforts derv to be celebrated. In the middle of the table th p d mber of the pig robed book elevated t -a 7tr o -but worthyof tbhe dce be Mi4 s the bhooun I him by everybody ibu. "bmtUArti nLmt r iim set dtown a bekstof er mrd, out of the new our brown d wi, both swet and ne s it i ble fo r ed to be; the piedup aliot wn obo The superb better bad comeo na Mirim's 'r too, fron s an oouion she would not tut to the vy LobLd erllaee of MId s rnthi's doing. Bnrayamplace on the table was filled with dishes of pottoes ad Or and sweetomaet, that lef nothing to be dIdd in tr ompedi inds; the ake as a deldicous pr tmt of the lest ofmaterial; and the pf, pumpknpi, M obn aoly nat Miriam could nake, rich compons of everything Wi wM eoith of ghthat to ive the mme-F-l1k mld bothik ped auent Miam must ratly be to we the hoome id through them And most bppil n. hm- sfld e diooaerd that the lst te Mr. Bbina1ud broUht rom the little Queachy store wa not very ood, d there no tims to send on "the hill" for maso made co Verily it war noto but ti thick yellam orm with which the aps wrn killed rally nmde up th diaerns. The ost uorious p found no want. Eaebody was in a hih state of ttioa even to Mei nWhid; & who haag mee hiia Gai that Mal Phamid mitdebn to = o.a t r E i De ot od etm a W slipped hnersetofiohrwelohirb dtheteraboldif bod was ready to st down. No one t table btod utpon Wm r (ybthi, but a he thought of nothig do S6 aybe aid to haedhid hir sem of attetio. The ma unqualledstotion however was no doubt litt Fledakd . Forgpttig with a child's h readiness the hs sad douba : ,ioh lately trobled ihr, was fall of the snt, I - joylin with a most unelAb ejmryTthing tbt pleuMd anybodyS lse BAs was ghdtt the mp s r a o a eboause oit was herw hosiitlby a r en mau e .m thbeeqe w mer bets Mr aor e ahle, e I mrt les t h eM -o" a* dbtk 74 q -mm. snt ad Mr. i am's fo partl from ure snp thy, md rt beMaM s abe hk the d 0 WO r. O Mtoo, wham p l r ed liked very ma And after anl raphe had d et mee to do with hir eJoyment than an Ot r Cur Cti that was tr of him with aespet to the ret of the a table. None at that dinner-able had ever een the lik. With eD the pasmr l dn at maner with which he would have Ss eortl drd, he came out from hi reserve and wa be,ntertainin, ed witty, to a degree that rd bi hsu very rarely bee thrown away an a od tmr in t olountry ad his n-polite ister. 'ey pm lated him though, well a- my courtly dide d do., and he kew it. In aunt Mirism'e t semn ble Ace wn not full f some hoqpitabl care he ooui e the rles- on of eery py of his ownm the grave pratital eye twinkld ad brihtmn-d i re nrJy mawer to vry turn of ane or bamour in wrt m yin. Mr. Rianu, mouh of a chid fr the moment as Pladahee had1lot everthing damrsamble and was in the l genial enoyment oftak,rth iteo then talking, with his he in a perpetual dimple pgtltti, nd a low lauh of hearty muemnt now the n lrding the ooanvrational d nd indort of his guiet with a aMplete triumph. ven the ubtle dbrm which the old not qa-ite wnareug fhtcination Cynthhi declared irwn li, lf admiing ead half vezed, th e po he spoiled her au for she foot to think how it tasted. Roaitur--h -hmou was en tirely retored; but whether even Mr. 's potr oo have m achieved that without the perfect a aingof the pig d the smooth permuan of theo m d ooe t may perhaps be doubted. He stared, m a or he had never known hs friend condesend to bing bie oat in the ame maner before; and be wondered what he could in the aaent comiom to make it worth while. t Chrieton did not think his eort thrown awa. He madmtood and admired his ne old hot and hoste; nd with al ther ignorance o conventional anls d absneo of what is called ~lJ manner, he oould oy the ste ing aeM, the mod" &the true ,earthopit, and the diied o- which both of them o No matter ft? ooteide; t was in the pin. If mind had laked mudh oppotit it hd also mdedoodu se ofattle;hi his hot, Mr. fo.od, hd been a n rnder, wa wel acquainted with hilte ad a very itell mt naoer upo it; and both he and hia aster idshowelk a for intellectual aubjecta of m action. Modab iMi'sa court hd not bh tait hi pia i r Id te i a w m I1., r tLd-- Igmg" M m 7 8 bb Mh ldon--draw e o d h er b rows als sawa ad am b nd hil al a ito atly I a.Mr. tonM ad M Doinous rpsot whee ha fl it wash, d li ut bs quh ld e hal rw, Iu mae than hal % t, the d wm Mr.(uiio had nomor- ar lmr nothtan hu d panhe s w h e.otd inter and S B p hW. ; Wean tbh ror s m et lMNr. ou ld not bm u c, y a mo ap. in tJe n {into ths old 1i0ot ni riB. i N.o, no" id ~h-*wht' the mrtai-tb tablt uash ta tabe bwLk, d lIt A ta oin od oe oapnUt a a , Ait down-dnw p your cha in tL ad or a. ml oy byfot, ir d t MisL ad" id Mr. n0l ta a ride with me to Moatopook tomorrowrt I m to mub yo aw qaiated ithay mother le oloure and looked at ber grdhther. SWhat do y my, dyt" heinquired ;'wilopt -I havmair, wm proy r wirlIl oll YoUrin JA l8 l f meti r I imhb ds ld =ather not adI dI wasm awsps abM ; aL6 could noter tht .a should to p with him, a he answered ye, in hr ual mober mr. Jut than the door oaned, d a man oermoio wlOd ,isL hi ta iirndtr growing a l. maisoi&r ook tht had mde a mockery om kri pMnimio. An I- Idoikg rau, in the worst sna, his I nilxtn d m snin M s anIm weoleo.. He list the and -m 'tl I daw Mlyw p into tw middi d tL room rithet pkig awon Mr. Cid aw the blok chan in Iedm's *Do you wlh tom me, Mr.Mcdowan 1 rid Mr.BiR, otithut aomthing a the ama cheag. "I ga I ho o e I orMthia was the pg Wouldn't another tae mwer a wdt" I don't mean to nda you re another tiel mrild th ma ! a I hamj a not to q* uit, ad now I a Gum fieto u tnC! ot V I Mt aging to be htpt cat eau Mi rl m dt crio n or in u jo ai, an WA If* UKS old pemy moanr m iy "ek t hgmhsY*aheseh "Tea n av t to hear a litle mor, tho retuned the Oter, rve al d thbt a a toIn speaking rndm nia that much out f yo I LB. aU maI haian o hl to mken a n a sement to pay hat he dom't to Pr1 *tat r Dmrdto ra x mret to pay baeiO to meetd be up to, it bhe old hioufor I Youcllyourslf Chrl n do Ju, to stay in another man's house, month ater wmoth, W nX you hn't got the manm to give him the nit a wiat'r I' a l sateeingU and it's t rd ve Iln the at HoRm bere d demean mell to do ad so ouht 4 1Wd well I nelghbou aid Mr. Bign, with patient di4 nit "nitno use alingmues. You knows well I do how tall cae about. I hopdto be t le to pay co, but I ba b able to make it ot, ithoot havg more tim "Time" id the other. Time to chat me t of a little monhousaoom. I was going to live on chu Mr. Bin s r.d come et and -- ad aot pi mt lhd in may's locket thl Youl uit the house by the day after to- morow, or if you don't Il you her a lite more of me at you won't like I" He stalked out, shutting the door ater him with a hg. Mr. arleton bad quitted the room a moment before him. Nobody moved or spoke at fist, when the man was gone eoept Mis Cynthi, who as she ws takngmethsig om t tabl to t p rm reutd, probably for Mr. Boeitu's bedt, that"Mr. B d to have that m puaied for something he did a fw ye ago when was justice o the peaeand she guessed likely tht was the reason he had a grd a him ver inoae." Beyod thi piece of dubious infomton nothing was id. ttle ued stood besde her grandither with a e of iet distress; the ter alently running over her pushed chebke, sad lher ey fieeed upon Mr. Rin with a tenadr touch look of ympthy, most ure from sed-reollection. Mr. o p ntly came in to take lea ot the disturbed family. The old getleman roee and returned his shake of the hand with even a degree more than usual of his manly dignity, or Mr. Carieton thought. a "Good daytoyo arar ihealdheartiy. Waehve hdb a deal of pleune in your society, and shall always be very to s e yo-wherever I a And then following him to tilo ad wrind t hi hand with a force h wasn't at all aware other old enteman added inalower tone,"Ihllsether Mr.ula red his whole story in the stern aelf-ommand of brow, and the light convulon of leatur whih all the self. jBinmii mM ull ewlilo %A| .nt -d 7 pe Si themamd WAuh gmeafl yaIms 7 MIrim nmdh own Jbol But fks kMew thet hr g=eb tr adot eaIrtd. Bi strod her bhid w th the m bo k d r tm p.in ll d a talked emmotio wh b bad PrSied her so mosk the other s coM ldot i him to a sml, l wmnttobed at lM i ddola.. Sbeladno bout to look oultnif. 'n thlA he ind vasnw = by in m,= gImtse -ad k& crid krMHo to deep thnkig bor It irotld ut" roud tho deer old house ha their am would nt be thbe to ber IuL I CHAPTER VI He from his old hereditary nook Must part; the summons came,--our final leave we took. WORDSWORTH. MR. CAURLTON came the next day, but not early, to take Fleda to Montepoole. She had told her grandfather that she did not think he would come, because after last night he must know that she would not want to go. About twelve o'clock however he was there, with a little wagon, and Fleda was Iain to get her sun-bonnet and let him put her in. Happily it was her maxim never to trust to uncertainties, so she was quite ready when he came and they had not to wait a minute. Though Fleda had a little dread of being introduced to a party of strangers and was a good deal disappointed at being obliged to keep her promise, she very soon began to be glad. She found her fear gradually falling away before Mr. Carleton's quiet kind reassuring manner; he took such nice care of her; and she presently made up her mind that he would manage the matter so that it would not be awkward. They had so, much pleasant talk too. Fleda had found before that she could talk to Mr. Carleton, nay she could not help talking to him; and she forgot to think about it. And besides, it was a pleasant day, and they drove fast, and Fleda's particular delight was driving; and though the horse was a little gay she had a kind of intuitive per- ception that Mr. Carleton knew how to manage him. So she gave up every care and was very happy. When Mr. Carleton asked after her grandfather, Fleda answered with great animation, "0 he's very well! and such a happy thing-You heard what that pan said last night, Mr. Carleton, didn't you ' Yes." "Well, it is all arranged;-this morning Mr. Jolly-he's a friend of grandpa's that lives over at Queechy Run, and knew all about'this-he's a lawyer-he came this morning and told grandpa that he had found some one that could lend him the money he -A *ie A* simb~ ft; =I V4 M ma hr we wAemid etr n m I biw vi ow, m I moa~o~ a *0. Nis :: = ISO-ft."kYY.Y~ IL "Cli hA Mr. eno& we "WSW add Mr. ON)" Bemammes mW llsb ub I Mal ft mI a Wba dmy p i to6 Pikm I nt a th gmW tbm ied their viamu em". h echo .lht spkb. isM eye M1~l It bat 11gb'. mit awe aiwey I. thr nb ptL~ies ml uLb. l .~ woaM shrik&. b~a~a'e~ sy~ mY~lil ya ahmmto .%. UeMe as the - eamet to dno e ud er1~rne at~ t~uhe ..Ie at har, br't~m 3obl toomoo Mwu hem 3Wl5lekt itu a thUr. h. Imeetmle tha is l mnw Pis& a aHiu bipde lthd mn a naP eL edabm rd be thwes m mlf aa t isse6 . 11t haahe bmcd em sklm u'*. m in 1ooetwe Me. he ml r tmM hU; tri;4iw, Ad; h meat' kdi ma shisr intb.r to m iMbL So vwH dink im a hipe qM ad yde vb ghnfa t dv Ow thathaOwall&ep at eems at do ow Mr. Cklmn now m be am ad tbmw a M U a dw adm od be bad bm q~ i L L Tem twohMLeh ad ML Missi harmibya as D" absb bat bA a6 bw. T ups bk bad dood bw AwA a, i;7aw-, lb4100 m it 1 d" a IkI 1)L Yak I.o so. 604U% iabe o avwmm" poiiiiiiI 6 db 4 aM pl she, u lMd Ms oM fplaeM, ut, dMl Met se i sam tdo ame; uame em evsehn bmdula I aS ~lgIsmgn hB i e was Fe the me d athe m me; bhe soetod hmOeN with being mA the the IM-~ o rdiporiblr qoin Was ki o Wel mdie -_ with her dem md thaoU gl the people n oml rrykind. It ue bmtie i b sbn ad to oa to ai ud the Mn. Ibsd iMai snta m woe alMy id b she a boold tIad o d WI Mr.CrLet.o without iaq word sbaha it reapply Lp s ry aio, ,r iato the (#4, in a wm oak f ie mot drive bo thboq the tMm heg dhad of tMI Was to little t1bourl n Kt q Itb was oimot psh ed but the liked SUm ay home he mind wasn M dNof daw bMtdoy worl that d s to lie befor nd a ioumd her. was M s child that r CIfrit Mi Hbofted Am wh theyl td = hQao Iy. H red itin the itter hated of hrand dola d the ring to trhe oud Lwhit hardly Bmeed the belp hi hands. Thak ya, M r. O a she aid, whe i e d reached he ow door; (he would not go in) II h1e had a very nio Good nig* adid bh *TU you pandithor I ewM tommorrw to srM him about somm bauiesm ind O ranpy ito the kitch. Only b thlds ws thma .Where is gpadpOlthy H* d Intohroom hlfu b r beor V.o I bliee he's yin' dow. He i't right well, I s'pe. Wa 's u m y Otshey "mid Her piety mddilysobed, te tookc o he hoiet and oat ed threw1 them down in the Utihd.itoe acbltyisa the pr toh grrd t rsnaO. eppd st impe la the door ud hold hr t to me if ed ouhldr r manum ri whisk might tell her i ra not m It se all tiDl, &U Lii th iro latn h with her tlhe lindlsdwtopto a o the rom. He l i the bed, but awake, fr h e masd no noise MAd tihem pMeod and looked upon her a she us me. yoAnu not wl, dor udd" amid the HlMtS. u ade Ee b ud baed r sa poke d ofar wrltb e ol-t thM bdo ofa i6w ap., but sm n tesman's~ St ofil r be; s o mrl a on wd tmirme the at e b Iy Ioun N did act smemr, or dl t Mais her lt quemtim he ueWta M yonledWell *at dear I" e i r id Thm bihdof at o isig his om that Mapm his Ntt geddug beabrst nad brow at om. NHet vai net t thio t i ned to be anything but dear nd *Oh-I datsknwh rdar k d sh felt the shadow iand be umsad to that time womlda ow hetr the ingofit. She phrt r tlt* tad i one of his which l otld th ova lm Itood looit at II;Ind yl-r b inTl ai ther aydm thea as S001101to 014 1 hv ad a "qWer Oa k dewr gmerlps." BEr grandmother mdo bher nomw. bmithe dear 4 litt hed to his lip and ied it twist a emily tha it was halmot peimtdy; t leild it oa the side at the bed sia, with his ow upoa ad pattd It aloi and et nd with s inaorlbs ad n Sd in thlumI I 'slp tnbled, d her eat was itai but bs stood so that h aosld not me her has in the dmkL d ept still till the nbd features we alm ind d dshe ahooled the heat to be Mr. Bla had closd his parsihaw u pem and Uslith smddbity t qdyd Erth(elbedsids to watbh t otis sorriowal poatnce whick woam oallit know but wlrhi below to dldhood. Her ye and tbuhta Mshe at there in theduktwriih. M poa ts b o bargandither whih aillfni hdoNcLat rirm ndi etnnledt and ud r hom h it was to what it howr it hd m hd tithas ud t6a *t&m and thn pow f youth, when it d been the instrument of aomon strength andwilded onauthoritythatnosaaldtoolndaminet. ermaey wandered over bthe m it hd known; when t had fled trees in the wild forest, and those Agro, then and slight, had the Afe to the smlne owbn of i;owte hialld outdone t auUitrnf aOll other hndi ina ad a n thoe very A whoI e her eet lovd to how in it paridot trengthit bad handMed the sythe ad 6i"kl ul & ail, & with grace nd aldsncy that so othew attain; and how in hr moahood that strong hand hbati and shilterad ladf d Iettle hidan thtd d norw pams and we goa l-tasogth and aty, and the huledithe., we p d way ;-hia bchidre w dead ;-his oeM v no; -th book of era was in tll as r* to be tertire -0 Y6, 4 =1 mIdbfrodUrdmt mto thesrn^- thewt liMb Flob;-4 isbut a peedljtbnv& the wal. Vrnd =A thut md Smw old too, If 1 lEveao ibms teto tbe uy much bP" in tshi smmb ad Vih~l kmoy tbnt Aba bed n1"wI&,4sbwnmlwfimkjI ma doIt (Y13(rlL~i~sMid.. wer heW1 .Illin the 8 1ne ta abs belieed tho hs m Fma uba od bth to us GO wm ad unJdfo n Il ~id of f vbft th. And he wflnofmdsblhub be Jo s theqht. 'Now6r bep I an IoBw bappy we all Puet~toehe en er heraf od lllblomtb.~~abblhb tHe Im utp blmn lyw 'Do. 'Ijuitookiv upbvpptthehym :NdtadwbI-Vubmy~l~t~ubpttthmll" It" aeNod out. rso&red Ni. Newto. N Oqv Uw hymn, 'The Laid wil poidp ;" bt with hr hi. thw1ema thmh in her mind i A Aw to 6Aarao o b vm,. U.No & Im ov kW "O"IM kWA1 MES~ -ftw31. dmdyl. hebv l ad them urn V. mot at.ysEhecia l go 099 mnadt two Am"shbud them b Id nih.) dol sod ,o bwhaiq 016Brod WW h a tidhthomhi putbu a I he.brn eho ltodouberthi hew mi~d mkedtbeupu udTbm ind m ~ vd 4*ml'in bw fGfd SI midrl lim ait tla vat f ukw Yes--f.r the a rd W. at lm~mt hmemdo Ow. dol I7bAdzvI.wme herik oawr mu o 'Me dwhim abe didk dart"(k nP--TL INS PI ul IIII toPymo(dwmvbmlvmnH"*dl~(~II w "Ma ie dord to iem Doyoeknlowuthd re bth. !wtumhty mg be bvomtajA mm t =-mlkww. lrr drr wbrbddwnWL Wbpi L Lehn u -waer e4eher do with Ms" UW in IMIS to swe m e Do Yomer j-btiab ba awId w rme v eL% 1al* uha the mba w uar. uhdheal~ol udliLagaet aeeowe ad~ diatuthed by UudS~b~ amr. Sera abo%. ao aeklmlkd thu. um dI dw Itihia ek i It Wd&b ak" rmd h min dw woW hadha wat o ea. B tldhe d -_11 ~ mlha laordddi~rd bWe bo W4 - gstbohedLa o may to tha~ MtL ha unetomba FlwsrkMcbybdh~hhsdoerruhemhmi i. Q Modw in UcLbmm.kLI s hi Mmed ibk to the bloed Hie l hbr ldo o twleor without moLfth a then hdlng hor to his bre t a i doma elo nb rmt i ate aM po her lJm d In har. a todd Cthytb1 hgrb thtr wishd her to oometo mud nothem cone d d t he Lmit toht l bdoa. wearto the window iesin it lookml out t the aftBooit ky; thw watr was m l ad i littlmahe beq, ad the la- MIpwas bnianl. ButAi eFlds was tu Ht nit*, ud iwomold ad p offri diD-ranioor amok thelilhtgod ofnoy thromg tr r. BL di not in toeiht about the peope trh moon a shining a ; s b though of on little ad alo bMart,-e d of ather do&mtaH mo, d and iAioa tilL Ih fd--rd-what oould it bea bout Now tat Mr. J had ttld al that troublemnue bine with MGoowant- As ho stood there at the window, g uing oat lmiy into the still nit T was yqu ad Cynthyat the bak of the hbolu aMo bat she were nn ftld king too M wdawiatsin 1-Watkinl I" 'lon had bdusbin, if not ni in iil L& ipdfaint- hi e dI her heath to litm. sM se had WakM n but tiyw i routd the conr, se old nt euily make odrUttheyd. twas only by training her as that she oM itthe rWdi "Wtki, Mr. BIan wants yo to go right up on the hill to Mi' Pmaeld's tl hebr he wants btoome right down- he thib"-4t voe of the speakr fe, d id could ony make out the lhat wordI,-" Dr. Jamu%" More was sid, but so thit and low that she ald ander- Slhahendo oumgh. SOu bhot the window, tomdblii and lasted ten t ae parts of her dresb had oned; and osa d weint tdomwn the stais into the kitchen _Cynthyl-whati. the matter with arnadpt Why int you in bed, Jlidbl" iidO ntht with noms I'tals wh tM had o ughto to bam mr your te m,*d n kd iless aiiouly. I don't h as te's ythin the mtterirwith bhi, mid g NoNthi ng l, I uppoe. What maek you think "s .I adyou tdaligWatkin to go far tMiriam." rsedo aoud not M rn 'd ths doon" bo he dIS gMrjdallr IWlVrtw ra NtM ypi a llp roadher f. a -. -tos- am wtM upb a . aw in them but tah smas for taind ulw ide% what Cthy could not hid a somewhat ndi and smadmleas in her muner wd i atreonthmend her Shee t dow in the cimM-ooreer, reolved to wit till hr amt Mirlsm mme them would be mtisotiuon im, fer aont Mirma aliwp told truth, the whole truth, od th but th truth. It was a miserable three qat an hour. 7lbe itdBe seemed to wear a strn doht lok, thoul Mh sm i te wanted brih light of in M d ndles, sad in lH Des and cheradq usual. ledlooked at itl alto at eMvgher which'. it om n u rid colour upon "ew the'is empty bair atood a signal of painl to little led wh ever ho looked at ft. She at tin, iubenile ptine her cheek thk p with the working of a heart too b for tht body. Crntham s going in and out i herndthe'aroom but ld& would no ask bar any more queons, to be dimp poitd with wdmwe; she wited, t the minnit mme l ce7note alm which lied hd nd which belre o autumn moom ly moulded ltoLai me nod rtd. had yat r heightened the p ne enued her within. When at h me mw the oloek end hood aol sat nMim comi a r the moonlight to the kitchen door, he ndshd to mn tt, tqto vile omo for tohe momi t thw her m arouadher wasd speemhl. AunD MNdm's teader and - quietoe oanorited her, "YoupetFlIedtl Hadnt youbetter go to bed? iat lo fdlory ao. "Tht0 wrat Ire been telling her," id Cynthy, "but she w'nta mindtol.*BtomB - But the two little arms embced maut Mliam's lok and wappert, und the ltthl fao wa hid thee till, and Fled' anwir was a h alfenotherd culation, Slam m I d e an come, der siut M ari l" Aunt NMime Med r again, end egl eted her r *0 Mo-I tn pito rem," aid qan& e i P-1 aIstta I mow-I m no UuI ish e aIs e QiN woeM alas% %I tSn arfttAe T ***A **a yes b oi aho he k" Wl"h M WIWI I Vilt hboe ml y" am 4ut I _1 hr il n k Iiriia IL" IL li ml -- mO- stet topA ha bd burt AM hirm lf dk at bood, nd wont ho Mtr. li rooa 1tbA plrdenef het 0 L unr onqPg. Buying he. bel in bor bsot dbiw n1i1t11 oM quisWn nd Cynk. boin h du d b bobi-ktook ait the &6>u btohr. Both wre ot ad ml motlonlMe ap wh tm t LI i got up to reit the idie de wood am ebw ta waiting o lon thn Lebs stey tar e = oeter ks a lonu time O h am ahie h r bed aMt b I HEl qetowb. w&= trOod iAwo aw"d BtaL. *t hid od led o" w ll Cyothy. 'I gsa Watline h1a 1 SunL him to whum Watuin Indeerd u ind otlod mh, ad I the wind rad i it rwasm somnloofwmdt is hovy boots woea C rIn up the lin to his room o hel; but Fled litml nd yian 1r thew tmd of thoe ItALh d her grundhthers dorm or mst Mrim's qdrt fotl in the l moi--i iMatd ild tll t umitdi semd lke the mbasof io a ivikihy Ii w oblid to pen onr hom hed to hd, .sad the t link couldtnt be 04 ud. T noise otWatineMt Med omhodu ednouthing dre or moved bt the aidMu mtend CInt hine dbouM Uh" took ters sd ainrmai a thd As e arm, end now a m tihem toa. tal ut of inhtt Ir.tn. i n. enmM, a ys did not mtUiri comr out ad M tht-I -f he wbttr, wiy not ome eadtl them maole H d bem delsp iovwhms Ati wot i tok his roo. and oh had com bealk fr a minute tbe to try agin to et ldw to bed; why ould ime not come ot ora. minute oea more Twhos of atchinmld trnble hod quite -bnDgd lil ledl; the dark hiftour bl om ander eM eye in her litt phleh a; alshbenduf Aunt iirm'rs ntp r hed oia t of the om t l-tldidmo suodd di Dr IeMti Me. alms e sdtmHr --i-nI -nAi a her gLtook tbr ltu u bud kdUf o bal inrk Wr tMaf hr bw a, ta it was bv~ddowbmis hwmis m un ais Sp todb-4i *A, wosM b up hL bet bw aid matd o ths vl qb m d wwv-x Ob We oM U4 itUA *ta Ibs AM In bw u.mrndOhqbe* NAthom b7 tW Ain unt t6. smorng dswned. CHAPT B VIIL P ds d U." olrult e her psdfrr Wha Mr. Cetoo hamoked at the froet dow the net dayabout two o'clock it ws oped to him by Onthy. He aad r his late hboo Rinnan li doed." SDwel" Iadaied the young min lh ihookl- whm boaw" SWort om in, ait" sid Cynthy -" maybe you'f me "No, ertai," epied the visitor. "OaI tl me about Wh wu the matter with im I" *I don't know," aid Cnthy in a buinebke tone of oe- "* I "poe the doctor knows, but he didn't ay nothing about it He died vry sudden." "Wm he.lom I" SNo-ai ler was with him he lhd been mmB ala D tie being tht he didn't f rliht, but I didn ttk nothiw otd and I didat know he did; and towm en i bi he; and laid down, and lidd was with him a ipdl, ti to ina; and at last he at her to bedd ad aled me in and id e ke migatll irp Mad be didn't know what it wi oit to Ib, nd t lhe hr bad im I should mad up and uk Mi'flu ld to come down, and perh I might m vl M nd for the doctor too. Ad I eat iht o but the doctor wa'n't to hm, and didn't get hm till In d ta Pim'P I ld, m sh ce and Mr. i d Sl ipt i snd I didt know as it was iang to bea m oe eftr aD ha jut trn, Mbh a anbody miht ta ke MW' lims wa nt in ad Mt by him; nd tbi 't no me ohs in the room; d star a wib he com to, adtalked to ibr, b imk, a peq but he w d to thik it wa setting mOea -g U M tAm mmmal mn a sIe l dta mdm juat eJ im up f w in bea ran thn fill bk and w a r m h w in ld, arld ,Oabmlr ibth, oo ihkthem iothere m e- n l a t eA o4L 1 kambr.r to b -,a fhr'm utl,, pom the yoam ptim,-' a dau lmt o, tmWe tM hlBti inoalr mO ei -r lZlo a dl' Plhm Ldm td hd t abo r nd there utat mnomaits mruuag irWU wil!saU in Ua t I- *nsaul col room whur timh rin't no Ar Cnthy ad her vitor botLh takin the beneat of t oMUllrlchdrud in at l open door. n rm? mridIr.Crlito. "The room wllm th bo*d liert TY-t's dbeId o Imn thMm he tmhe oYgo aint hbWOra and ase i toherm tMhe b u ti. And Idw ra (gt ao h to boat of nor; she aolm as tf a fedatr iwoul blow hr awa." Te door at the further a d of tar mB apand about t inh Mad a rloa a"led out through tih ral "CLthy I-Mei' Plumad rwnt to kna if tht iL Mr. Wdall hd kl to e him Ask him to wal ito th tro room, bshe y." Cynthy apon thi sh gd tl v and Mr. Orleton walked into tel ae room wor Tary 37-bef nhehad brn so kidly weloooed bly bhil ol ho Odd inded t wa no, anwthe wloomehe woui bhavo gin The was nonAe i the obimany, ad a all the agn of the* A of the other da had ben areaoly olea*d away; the d rpn empIaeotm a mourofl uManoe thet itso &hloemrWnids soon oamm ba iin. It war a mrw dirgemble dy; treip rindow- heda ftlttered unloenoatalt the irOd u iwi nd anw; and the chirs ti table msed a tait had take l anof liand sod r ever. Mr. aorietoo malbd Nrtup and down, his tho nning perhaps omewht i tinihe when poor lta ledma' had ben so buoylatnight; r mEwapd LinbroodlothhewMtotbhedabeaihversdwhmbehe-d As chind mrin a tromund the hme and oulln thAs pp mm a td to at lttl Udn's dedleotrs a pePO a hd ide i le Am e up hie a i t* Ma hato.l e -a-m iu ad m et hi- with the asia O - pNF 4dth m saa m md am dbut idam meefb iM almior whid m no Yet wIm aethiubg Nh as elleth or u ood ,1 he lalhg hrw mmrw i ta od m bd l bm otby a Amda rlad Mi" t GOirtb wmas .k mhw ith was ma Wd -h IMli Wr N m any be had eve r bate mut s ~a something he omMud mot quMite mdeMta. Fr he wmid tbo h. ak U tae hg mpee he had ib hr thbi Alte m tihem is ireid a emthm I tNabld you to itop air, that I might Mk yo how aush hloar you =L to dop at mo simmoka got a twoatb Am dm l wA 'I aduetood," add Mant auIer a minteb' pau a Ma. letonmm was B in a to my Wb tolm ik ease d c .ed to ureonm and phr in the habu d ofhr aunt." 'e would haeple Vase in doing mod Mr.1 Our. lo. 1mI I fo your i aim A ri have st moth'm nrs so loang mlter a mrade i Ait Mie wasu and he w Ih. eye SYoma dt ent hna h d the pda oft m t~d4," sld h gently, i I mado haem kno it wai o i me-lag oit-tht rhL wiaed b to iw M o ( hd-- but slooms I m 1w% on you an bue II ba r h, i at whether k is you rdai ho h Fea& ral with aIs" e wouldwo i good as to take her. I I has buet hed about her, frm the hoM" "iad Mr. (lrsito, rwht hba di rbed ma po deaLoy forging me if I ve An to proam that ae mhold am to s at omet Otaorns l we wot e the L la forwnl dy- you Mrerdy to prt with her." Aunt Mirdiot hilAt ad ninh t6w teu 6"Ld to h. SI believe it would be b," Ade idr-' dm t moat be-I amot get the chUd aay fom h.r gpandbber-I am arid I weintlnemtoido i-ad Ad Mgt "t to bte raa-d li a tendm little rH ar - For iae aicommed dMl -he obliged to somr Aa h"an b and be som tider d h.r them one wlt be," a r. ietoW., hig ru-mn antl Miriai'. m triaroM m. nryo w being a tearing Iroeuimr w birilpei de m , *B Itn dr-4 i a bi it don st mdrn a W Mm. OId'lmiA5 lillilb 95pia e dI eetr a i U S uai It hemo geI Mr. Cl om d his LLon phrat Uo tant a po i mr n inll- to be th -e i .n a l h tha k i" M e maswth mte, abor, Ab d o'dcin the AMae. h wee Ion thi tm into the bkhis, ubm tbh f1bn two ar Q t ailmgboan dt t al with sat Mlrm and C U rY. o uer hmid th wit tihe amle im p7tht Mr.COd bhd adairtl in the malC, but it A a ais&W their coming would be in nin se ad tulne with led boat thpoad a nd could ot t he to lien to& Ni o I l r MitwiM. l be o L po<o p" se uher. And y- AMt Mrim's selton aaln ime to be ahsak who she thoiht f Ild; I aMid l t pk of her without al r U.n' %si Wg to L .a 1 o r aI ever onrrbi Cynthis dri b, ma Md of ide maut fro tm h madame I there en'at a anl of olomr in her oe wha I wnt In to try to get her out a little while ago; m MWi Plhumdid hb'at the hbrt to do ayWthin with her, nr nobody In. .. Mohr yom ma what you ammdao I" d Mr. Outaon MLr. a n= wi"th an baprmion fI hM. that her s obody er a t that dbe thought ita putloulrly dil. Wobis bm 1o b 1oum. M tk a W rftr the lep of a lamdo otrhing with her," h aid hunrdl;-7 'Ideut know what to tor; aind looks like death. Go ou ck 7maHmhm rifo yOunus "R.C1a toWAMat d-*. ThL room into which a hort peon aitel him MR n HS lm indeed. On a hir alfemoo the mn' nray ame in thee plhemntl, but this urs a true Novmber dq; a pqy sky em a Smaw wid that ioand it way in betwe the lbO window- ihe aod ram. Onu canMr othe oam urn mly tamnted by the bed wbMh held the rminm of it lti nowr and owmer. At a lie table Ib t-- the window, with Ihe bak turned to wards the beld,lds was sitting, he r h bowd in her bha othd quorto il that Jay tihm p; a mahedl round her Mr. Obtao wmt UP to th ide of the tIbh ld stoly spoke he uu lblookd p at him fr an irair, nd thaks hbe amIned himhbut that Mr.Oottam ma a Ras in a1yprpmwhabaed mm mtdepislad b me Mt,-s MAh mtb he a ehd to wA a mismk W on bhem he M ier Liammetof spek to her Auh a h aok-o I In inl lok o o-risI =Ik Orb WW* -be tA D immat prbosbwta io-ly an it FAt like m tthl; iH pe* o:f now, but mot vi ;i th a iM other ammeem als dyig" Youa hel in bm smp- aer phere s Iota knw ae wos a Nipr s in the fe thet wod ha vew Mr. aCdatem's molten Itf he ad needed it TwentyJour house lad wrought a d abon Ti child looked a it her ed bhee ir he Her dim wn colourles; the delat brow would have m d peneld n mUble but for the dark Ime which keeping d antd and tl amo morro, Iad drawn undeamth; and thed mulding f the fetuaei showed der the te t parent aki like the work (the alptor. hwma not buthn,,butti*t pag nftLnit b bMd bMeent ai r muam teinm bBtadbleMtedtlemN rld., OWid Mr.omIma wateO-trm Jat-yuoa cme lhe wonrd were gnn tly and nderpokert ythey Md thet tome whih young ad o ithoy kow it vai to dispute. A-. ttd !prh:mitntooi t thpLo hiauo i ry t as not rtne but enteaty, ad the arguments Odi would have aged eemad to 1e in the mre tom ot her vide Me had no power ot argiy them in other way, fr even a he spoke her heed went down an the bible with a bu of rrow. Mr. Carleton was mdbut not shaken i his paupo He wes let a moment, d bkri be the hair th ln r le' fnorehed with a gentl m gi toh; and then I sid, mtl lower ad mar tonderl tha bd but without dihin "You met ooame with me, * SMayn't I tay," ami Fleds, oibing, whie he oMld em in the tedion ofthe mioes av iolet esrt t el-cntrol which he did aot like to see-'mayn I tay tl-t-tl- day aftr to- "No. dear e" mrid he, t ltroking her had kndly- I wll brig Youa bk, musat gso with me now. Your ant wishit and we thia it i bee. I will bring yom ba."- S bwIdtterly efir a Iew inbte Then she Ied i mothered word& that a wroldale her oam ae little wri He aMeh dhrl oblwhen ke rdthe door m upo ia, Sa soomn a shs could, ad inMg.wt nd lknh down b the Contact Us | Permissions | Preferences | Technical Aspects | Statistics | Internal | Privacy Policy © 2004 - 2010 University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries.All rights reserved. Acceptable Use, Copyright, and Disclaimer Statement Last updated October 10, 2010 - - mvs