While Anna was still thus happy, a
telegram was put iuto Alfred's hand
.1 . . , . i,
uueeveuiugas tuey biroiuu oeneaiu
t... i u i
'T.T, ,UD uur ns
uig luuueo ueaiu oi uis onoie, f:r
-:n . ii a r
iinivn. n arff rwism. i.trnina Mini u
titl had th,w fallen tn him ...ill.Mr ..f
which were expected id the ortliuarv
course of events. He was called away
hurriedly, but there was something iu
the parting which Wought dmHT to
the heart of Anna. Mrs. Stamford, on
hearing of the chance in Alfred's for
tune, had invited the young baronet on
a visit , after his uncle's funeral, at.d
. f , first time, monuueed
Am, LanJlM)mft. Aun4 eAuwhile
ersen. -ouia ue reany tive
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' I 1 l.ili: . .l.:..l. .....
. ' "F ...aaiaau. pjjcv.a '"'U U1B,
i new position opened up to him by
., i .o-' T, ,, ,. , J
i L..0?? tbrfct.
iucio m wuiu ui icttiuufl, buiiuus iui t-
i'"".
I.
'n these circumstances, her proud,
no i .... .. 1 1, ,1 .. 1 r. r.1 ...... J I ... 1 .1,..,,
, i,"00'"" v.u.wu .uu.v .unu
ever against the annoyances of her post-
tion. The daughter of a beneiiced
clergyman, she baa been rearetl in a re-
' nnei n luxurious home. Up to six-
j 1 i u.u uwu ..ai.j'iaimo w un.
Sorrow then came. Her father had left
, ... as i
discovered he was taken to the parson-
p aul ou'j lived t J say to his uill.cted
wl'
Dearest, we shall meet again.
