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j iicl'.f rod iiifhi lrow cLvirod up. Vliy
couldn't hh fsc-ll Howcn? lier garden
was full of them, especially ol panaies,
mcYi r-nnKiVs vera not o'tf-n rscen.
fcho uii:pfd frora iho swing so q&ichly
that sho landed lie.i.lforfnwsfc into the
priifi'ics V'clow. J! nt, nothing daimtd,
f,!;ri rcTrr.incd hor ft rt and bcrm lucking
o'f the poldcndic irtod fannies nd
;n;.i;.li di.u,it.-8 by handfals. t'.h
wovdd do it; jc", indeed, hho would,
on-.l inaho over e- i 'iU money, and
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mote. h,!,i feli'to work arranging her
hiouqnets f.-.r thn morrow, her- eyes
frtiwly ihwiciog with I'.cliilit. I'be nl
them together qmto tnsiesuily, and by
th-i time tlm pionmer moon stood over
the vines she had a long row sot rip
amid tho evergreenf, that the dew
might keep them frenlu In the morn
ing, as noon as DreaKia.si was over, tno
would net cut.
Dear, innocent Dossyt She had not
the least donbt that ahe wonld enoceed,
and alio slept bnt little that night in hor
excitement. Over end over sho rose
from her littlo bed and atolo on t-iptoa
to tho window to look down on, her
tro ic-urefi.
ThiT morrow clawneA clondkHely.
rreatf.tf.t over, Do."sy ran down to t)ie
fun-Jen. crammed her ponies into Lia
sio'a market buffet, and taking it on
her chubby arm trudged away, fortu-mte!-
iv;ui'oti''( d. On fcho sped, past
tho Jorg, long lino of fences, and down
iv.to tho very heart of the town. ldr
eh' e-k i tvevo crinvion, her bxeath came
i: ',-' or, el a aliuoiit fstumbled with fa-
t'i'ue, but at hud f-ho reached tho mar-ket-pkoo
n-.id F.toj'pod in a little eorrer
whe tho eliadowa fell cool, and where
nn old blind woman was felling laeca.
lb. vo, fcding a fei'f ct fivfety aid
po.'imunioBahip from tho old blind crea
ture, hSso Frit down and begin with deft
-m . V .. A M
lifonta to arrange ner posies in iroct oi
her. Whft a I'ictnro tsho roada in he r
w bite fiock, wilU its bhoit, pnHud
ftiooTcs: her eves ciblaze, tier amber
rinaleU blown rbout by tho mem in
breeze, framed, an it were, by a border
of yellow ihiir-ies and golden-hearted
jii?-mp. At tho silvery cull of her
bwoot bird-voice, piping:' Who'll buy
my yuvihies r" one and knottier pedeu
trr.in t ir kod back, a few smiled, and
Kuine stopped and puyhased, I'ree
ently a favmo, who had Just each a lit
tlo ouo at home, bought one of her
licw g.iys, ard paid for it with half a
dvlhir, Doasy was inrapluroH.. 'Ihtn
euu-iher penth.:man cauio along, thi3
tiii.-o a eotej iiratively young one, but
Uli uuJL d.ak, and with a.brcnzcd f.iee.
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J,.:.'3 D,r o't ptcol r-'i wo have raid,
r;ii;;.ar acre' s tho faiuo-, lieart
br. i.1-, en abont Do??yi? rroior ge.t absn.-'e.
M.nhlenly two i':ire-; rppearol, emerg.
. . t . -t. ' i ii..
dire, (ion of tho town, 'iho pave a
pr at cry of jy, for cue was cerlm'nly
itoKKV, i;;it who w&a the oilier? V'ho
wm the tall, bandcome man who held I
f?crry hy t.;c h?." ? O'ld "S -i ,
it wan impOf'Sblo not yci
At thiri noment, while she wan fitill
nceertain; while hc-r heart Jonped into
h.er throat, and then stopped beating,
wliilo kiio felt dizzy, and about to fall,'
and had to clutch at the railing, Dory's
companion, dropping tho child's hand,
ibivtod forward, for ho had recognized
lAhz'HS, fnd r&me hurrying ovor tho
meadow, waving. his hat. lie reached
tho stile, was over it in n bound, and
tho nest moment was at Lizzie's bide.
" Thank Ood I have fonnd you at
htt1' ho cried, clipping her trr,king
f Tni. ' Poor, timid darling 1 Did you
think I had deserted youY"
What Lizeio would have replied, ii
anything, wo do not know; but ho give
her no chance; hurriedly, aa tt life and
death depended on it, he went on to
tell his Ftory.
"Ntit oue of yoar letters ever eamo
to hand," he said. " They were inter
cepted, as I discovered at last. I
wouldn't mention how, tinder other cir
cumstances, but yon, at least, ought to
know the whole truth. The fact ia, dar
ling, that while my parents were ea.cr to
welcome yon as a daughter, ! had a
consin, nn ambitious girl, who had al
ways lived with us, and who, it eeems,
wished to marry ine, not, of course," he
said quickly " that she loved ino, but
rnertdy to secure tho title and position.
Well, to make along story short, she
bribed the postmistress at the village
to give her your letters, so that I never
heard a word from you, or about you,
(ill, at last, in despair, I came over, be
fore I intended, to solve the myfctc-ry
y.V.-.'i, voti biiv a bunc-a of tiariiiic-s.
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"Cama ever?" said Lizzie, faintly,
and guiltily, conscious how f-he hud
inisjndiTed bun.
"To be sure," repeated lloss Dever
e.uix, frankly. "Aht little skeptic,
yoii doubled, me, did yoa?'
"Indeed, indeed" begun Lizzie.
lint ho stopped her with a kiss.
"Then it waa," ho went. on, " that I
heard for the first time of your father's
dertth. But no one eonld give me any
information of your whereabouts, I diel
r ot know yonr relMt.ions in New York,
but I found out their names, though it
was some time, and one was at New
port and another at Br-ratog, and a
third at Virginia Springs. Before I
cnnld do anvthinpr came the news of my
father's sudden death, and a mimmons
homo, for I am, you know, his heir 83
to boththe titles and e.'itates. When I
hud been at Desereiiux hall for a week
or so the postraislress cane up, tremb
ling and penitent, for I was now Sir
Kofts, end she had discovered by this
time that my cousin was not to bo La ly
Dovercaux. Then too vila plot n
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been wild to discover yoa. I hurried
nr. r:v bUMinesa ru.I loft Ilngland at
nr.ee. jsttl ior a long ume a nus loiuia.
Your city cousin?, tm whom I bad re
lied, could not tell ma where you Lad
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i;i ocean f I ''Hirmhip bn siding, and, ifj-
n,lit,f in r, f nvm I '. piitti f 1m r'i if a
it has tho eapport of leading and i ; " i
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1 ll ..HI I.L.j.Ltlll,l.,-,, & lllv I,,Ajj J.I.l-1 ,i-
clii;He;!,f,H Kontlein'-n. Th'? rtory of the
propoi-"'d cnterpri-.A, n'i told by I Jr. A.
I'oi ry Llivcn, of thi.t tity,'tvho ia large-,
ly interested in the fiehrnio,5xTefietited
h'-rfwith. "Mr. iJbven talko.1 frepiy
with (he Timr?? rcprcetitfttivo, nod en
tered into a fall explanation end dis
cretion of the pla.'irt which ho and his
collcHgnB have comb.irje-l to proecuto.
" Tbis," raid ?J.r, V'iv'n "n n? B,!!d-u-.-i.Jy
contrived echcrne. We have been
hard at ork upon it along time, and we
Lave taken every ct-p necessary to as
fiuro our success, so we ln-lievo. Capi
tal is not wanting. An organization
Lii.s b!en formed in Eos'oa to push tho
t.T-r.j.iof;, tlirriTi-rh. That, orcaoizntion is
Lnown fl9 tiie American Qnica Transit
association, and has $200,000 in cash
already paid into its treasury. That
100.000 is to be tr.wl for toe construc
tion and equipment of an initial ship,
and to defray such ether expenses as
may be incurred. We are now- ready to
begin the construction of that initial
ship, and a contract has jnst been exe
cuted between trie association and my
self by which I agree to build the vessel
and put her in thorough sea-troing Hm,
complete in every particular. Tho
work will be done at my yard on tho
Hudson, at Nyack, where I built tho
well-known schooner yachts Republic
pnl princess, and the peerless littlo
sloop yacht Ada. I expect to have the
pleasnra of seeing her bhoot out upon
the river before the first day of next
Hay. This first boat witi be much
smaller than those which are to follow.
She will be 117 feet long, with twenty-one
feet beam and sixteen feet
depth of hold; her draught forward will
bo fivo feet six inches, and aft eleven
feet. Bo much for generalization. Iler
deck will be completely domed. Noth
ing will be ia sight there bat the upper
portion of -the pilot-house, the smoke
stack3 and ventilators. The pilot-house
will bo entered from underneath, and
will give an unobstructed view in every
direction, being composed of convex
glass an inch thick, set solidly in eteel
frames. The advantage of a vessel with
out any obstructions above deck are too
obvious to require that they should be
detailed. The limitless amount of
upper hamper with which ehips always
have been weighted down and handi
capped ha3 ever been a subject for loud
est lament arnoDg sailors, but it has been
suffered as an unavoidable necessity.
Nobody, till now, bus ever dared attempt
to tako such radical steps as would be
involved in a project to sweep away
the incumbrance. We have stopped
forward to solve the problem by
doming in onr veeiscls, covering them,
as with a shell, from stem to stem,
This will placo us above all danger of
rough seas. 13 weeping over us with
whatuoever force, tney can do no
daraaprp No spirs are torn out, no
freight goes overboard, no lives are
lost. Everything is safe beneath a
roof. Onlv tho top of the pilot-house
and the top of the euiokebtacks and
ventilators can be touched, and upon
them the waves can have no effect.
When we announce that we intend to
completely dome in our ships, doing
away with masts and sails, inofct people
will" be apt to break cut with the ex
clamation What will you do if in mid
ocean yon break a shaft or tear your
screw to pieces? That's where you will
be hopeless without masts and silti.
It is just tuero, ouutauuou in.i
Eliven, "that the diiliculty b:is always
been. It is just at that point that sbip-
havo Uno knifo edgen, n'll v.111 be
of n Cre than ten timei the fctrengih
of the j repent comprint ton wheel, and
will bo c-pable of traveling rl'2.10 miles
an hour. The main, shnft will be of
steel se-v-n inches in diameter, fifty
threo fe.-t 1 The engine's fonr
ptel cjlinJeis ill give a cou-Lined
strc-ko c-f aiuefy-six icche?, vilh the
CM) p-vtnds pre;rnro on pbitcn rols.
The cer in,- and boiler rooroi will bo
1-"o1 fr.i.TKl-iTA, nn.1 will b KiirroT) nd-
K-l completely by water-light bull- head.-',
c-Iving absolute protection from acci
ib'nt from without. This machinery
inrnres a ppe,l vliieli will enable us to
cror.3 fra.n Eoi.ton to Lirerpool inside
of live dr.ys. I'our dava and a half we
ralenhvle bi be a fair estimate. No mat
ter how rotigh tho sea, we shall be aide
to make tho Fame quick trip, our dome
deck insuring us against tho awuty
of heavirg to or changing our coarse
0 y" '",t'
" Tibo ilr"
the finest style, her interior being fin
ibhed ia po!'e;ho,l hard woods and
h.and.-tomely upholfitered i:a silk velvet.
Khowill.bo 8i magnificently appointed
as any plea-Risr yacht afloat. Whon
ootY.T.latoil pIia wnll bn taken to Ronton,
and make a trial trip io Europe ttviu
that port. Immediately returning, she
will be entered in the steam pilot ser
vice, and will do outside towing, taking
disabled vessels off Grand Eanks and
K'o' in in li'it f;
irn
; but vrhe n !
An t tmi'lt ro fld p.thI irn pronH mi
nil nnvea ptanti pofily otin liV on,
Ate! wrary earttt, l.-f-i cniifliet n'rr,
fjica l.kfl a l-'-.vf-'y nl.-"iin hi! 1,
Wo fv-d a jny iin'vfwti iM-'ars
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t, rone, ion raw,
Efeamcr will be equipped in
I'air. ia net !."" !.
T irt o,M Laiiil Jn-i I
WlliCIl ll!ll ii In c.
Kid-lcu in daily tri-
Anil cimirinii-rin,fi
Respite from crniinintt pitiTfrir.tr,
The morning's tt.o cuf-nins r.it
Are to us Ttcli''s'p!ipfRll piicn.
Lii'o may bo hard ; but v. Lfn K.'e ends,
Anil all the lipr-l P.inw ar ftoui by,
Anil evory ache l.r.a Venn rr'li."vr -il.
And every t-iir U s,; 1 awny,
,1 pnftlff nn flirt ravilitlil PVfl y
Breaks tke clear clivn of ITfavon'R ilnv
Joy ehult for fcricf an.':. wh amen. Is
That we frliiw! wou.b-r dat no ;rit t.-.H.
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!l tho hied j'e- Hi'leeted fur Liza out
.. elvle.
Lo bt rai;g-r, all this tieue, had been
ing enn-ee ly at her. Tho color
t i".d e-eiiii on his face, his bps
i' i:' !. end ! f iiOs-l ot iii-r ti-Miu t.f
i
At 1
-1 tl
On
not
i-e. L '.'.) V:..S
'..!) O C,' 'aO ti) t.i-'.-k
r tji.ii it r.era
e i . -d at fe. i i
'. I. "ebi! - - il ha
u't fret,
'. ; emu'"
!f tob
J "
'at h
rlrAG0N MAKER.
-
JiukHiiiitli shop,
TIONINTA, l'A
" il : ," i. - e;i-. 1, i
tie .r, v i is ) .r nuruo
i , e ii. 'i. iv' i h i.-n'- t a 1 5.
i r, I fe. i..:d t ) ba lei .Li:
us if f.-r e i..o l.-lf-i" i
f. : 1 i ' - in- s.
"1 -v," bi,-, a;,sv,t:i"
-tlv,
my
rious plhW! r v
i . ? ,. hi s 1
uny nigij ,
and som
Eeihbor,vi
eiDglfcrhai',!
pairs.. I)i
i on the wai
y DS h'.i .?; i,Le,
e,; in la r f i ,
;e:l.bCit.d, l.!f-
.l,Do.-eyDii-
hil
i
?r ii
eaiii
et l.r ho
t Dli'rHi',
i tu c.hh 1
c u r-'tia t. i i
is it U ee iti .'ii
lay 'a p
Va I til.i."
, I fi-a.i his
. , u- 1 uukv, i rt
ine
;i
i ev
A'i thf-v In
.'hleet i
i-.t- I 41. i. fo.t.1
i f - was that YOlir
ht's father 1 a i ; -.t lur you, nnd
be lived ia i.n-i L ti.ud ia th. ;
of it. Mo I l.avo Cited w. vy
re mile cf this and fcer ethefae.--
atnl only lyhtc.l on lo.s.sy by
acting aa a general wrecking vessel
along tho coast. But before she is
placed to that use keels will already
have been laid for other vessels, larger,
and being in some respects even
more marked in their departure from
the prevailing types of ocean steam-
Enips.
KiisMan Stylo of -Drc-o
The Russian costume of the lower
chu-rbes consifcts of a black or white crp,
with the brim drawn down on the brow
and Fhading the eyes; a long, loose,
shapeless dark blue or brown great
coat, flowing down to the heels, and
heavy top-boots up to the knee. Frcmtho
folds of the coat yon may here and there
catch the sight of the rod blouse or of
the broad red sash and black velvet
breeches which were once popular;
but, as a rule, the black, long gaber
dine hides everything ; and, bating the
color or tissue, the same garment, the
same medley of international rags,seem3
equally to suit Russian or Tartar Mos
lem or Christian, Gypsy or Jew. Mer
chants and brokers and other middle
class idlers who crowtTthe steps of the
exchange wear the jacket and wide
awake hat now common to all Europe ;
gentlemen of a higher rank are either
in the military or civilian uniform, and
these also throw over it their heavy rid
ing cloaks, regardless of the stifling
heat, & Russian apparently never
feeling comfortrble unless heia swathed
in loose drapery from head to foot. The
fanny pork pie hats worn by the droski
drivers in Bt. Petersburg or Moscow
disappear as we come farther east, and
hero the ivobhtshik buries his head and
half his face in his ujriy black hanging
cap like other men. The Russians are
as hirsute a race as any Asiatic. Those
of the lower classes, whether out of an
cient Mnseovitio pride or to epito the
fchado of Eeter the Great, the gTcat
shaver, are bristling with such full, long
beards as miht eseite tho envy of the:r
enap;giesfc Kalmuck or Bamojede fellow
subjects ; some few have a mane at' tho
hactt of the head down to toe Bnouiuors,
but for most of them the hair is clipped
in Sk straight lino by the bsrbpi", a primi
tive artist, who claps an earthen pot on
them, over head and ears, when they go
to him for a shearing, and trims round
and round whatever protrudes from the
pot. Hair and beard are usually un
kempt and tangled, a fit frame for the
face, where a coating cf several weeks'
dirt neutralizes the color of tho skin.
Tho fov is onlv a man
"swell " of binf-i'J.
Last words of the goslinsr: "It's ell
down with mo." Ji.'f r" M'in'lmt.
You can't cat onoiigh in a weeklo b.'-.t
von a year, and you env't nd?( r'i -;o on
that plan cub or. 1 'on
(7a
?l,en
ai:.:t
1
builders have always Imltea
dared that a vtn.-l without
nt. te
v.
lo't tsven e.ay.
,11, d.a
f ;
i.UlalC 0(11
Dimsy da
1 .11,
ere was xnueii M'.-th to t'
whieh we will net tiro the re;; u-r,
"fftior.s Er.'l cs wi? ret'tit-'H.
lit l.r r bar I s.
fchor.tin? in r ; -
1 i !:rar,iiy Cl.
h i d aroui ',
'T tie
ia 11
f V! 1
6 nei.
1,1.
and, and should
hood of Dover-
yon will hear everybody
tho beautiful Lady Dever
i Bir R.es' Ironght Lome
If yc
ever
eitux Lull,
talking of
cant Viho:
from America. Should you eoe her
yoa will reecejnize, m we did, in the
graei'-ns matron the iJiilkr'a grand-
Tl.o L i. il ls cf tho Dav,
Acali-mv cf Boienct s cl
i tin
npeit (Iua)
hiiml that that
.tiwu pofesofcst-s tho only eviit'-m-o
toai has yr i, been tbce.ovtrc.i that the
mysitrriou.. .uonnd b.iild. rs had a writ-t-.
'a hit It l .i j in its museum
two ii..T,ci - I tablets whi; h were found
i i Kr.it.d c-f ...a mom... hi. cid which have
tructed tiU'-efieoi tuna
iiui -ticuu and
toe!.; I. "e . . ! .-!. Mr. 1'rett,
. i T
to pn i.a, at 01 l.'ai ae-..n-!.-y, oi iioves
ii-it the evi b-nce of tin nu.-u ue-iS of
an
; 1
. 1
,sei li'ie
,ie-.t La it-htion.
si is
aaiii-
1 iaS,
t, I i.t the
ii v. ry lain h
rs V.
frcea a l-.vc t Land
and do
Hpars is
valueless, or wors-e. Eat jaet at that
point we claim t J have trinmi Led. It
U in the uiatttr cf t'riTing power sp
t.eurour greatest e! ; urtnrt s fit-ni the
picaent type of ves. i. f ar Kiac.i.inery
will occupy Ioks than one-half tho room
now required by the most modern pat
terns in use, audit will weigh not men
than two-thirds c-f that roiynl. H'it
thr.t Fume inehieei j, Bmsllcr tn.d
lighter, will produce more than nyo
times tho power f-iva-n by that now in
use. Our envies, biib-rs, f:Lafl:i,
wheels, condeufers, and all machinery
"Raid out," as the poe-t p
he found the street door locked
him. Marathon Jndqimdi nt.
An Arkansas man -wm yv
riding a rnulo on Bund.iy. t
oilier man's mcle, by the vny.
Don't throw away your old i
rtls." They are UHeiah Ii. h
fonnd that nn ordinary f. : ' "' 1 ;
hold C78,iiG0 eilvur u-all... a.
The most truthful and unobtrnr-ivo
man in the community will, in one wivk
after he becomes the owner of a r-!ter
dog, develop into a talented, gaudy and
ostentatious liar,
Thero are lbre.6 prominent phases of
a young .woman's life all viuibly con
nected: As a baby, she's In -god. Asa
young woman, she's hnep ed. As a wife
she's humbugged, i'prnJl-M Sunday
Neva.
Blobson says that if you should valk
hp to one of the nobs, thoso Mho era the
dandies, and ask him to 1 r. 1 you Cty
centfi, he'd say ho .!i.hi t 1 - e it, tied
nine timosoutof ten ho :o.'. bo t-lli'i r
tho exact truth. Tiios.-.i v l.ov. .e.r (!.-
finest clothes aad like to nv. ll aror- )
on tho xuafih h-avn seldom er.y m.
money m their pockets than t i..ins in
their heads. Kttchmer IJj-pris.
ih'
.-.i-it
will lie of the bi
-!..:. 1, and in tiiat
. I H , 1 - II.. ,,tm
matter aiono v.o bi.,,-, vaiuji su
perior ttrcEgtb. The new &t,-aiahhip.
tho Bervia, is elluwed to carry from
ninety to 10 pounds t steam per
square inch upon her boilers.
Ve shall bo iible to Lave
ours pass a government inspection t
1,000 jiouuds, and wbl bo abla to com
mand a working prce.-iure of 550 pounds
per fequaro inch. This enormous power
wo obtain from an appliance entirely
new and wholly our own. Another new
appliance is a tr.ple compound curiae,
jaiit i-iitoiitod, ci able of making- threo
timeu as many involutions jer ininnte
as are ma-.lo by t-iifnnes used to drive
the fubU-bt tkamships now ailoat. There
will be a double steel boiler ami duublo
triv-lo comouul t ni.ines. Tho cngiu;i
t'ongrcssmass Rambi'l's Mistake.
A iiui..b.,r of people cf Philadel
phia and Now York city at various times
have been, victimized by a, yoacg bunco
ptmrp, who represented himself to be
the iiei-l - w of tho Philadelphia bankei,
A. J. Di-e.-i. The real nephew is a
ibishy von eg man, and one evening a
i,.,rt "tin." u,.u Ld'6w Congrcrr.sn:m
b-uiUt-lJ. Randal in tho lobby of the
l - a-.'-T.tul hotel of Philadelphia. Mr.
l;.."..!all seemed to be wuiting for somo
or., and as young Drexel was also
av.-u.tiEg tho arrival of one of Liu bosom
friends, he thought it would Ld ocdy
Boeiablo to er:ier into -iiiVHrh,itioii.
ri""iifi"T" J. Rrtmhill. he sx
tended his I
and Maid :
" iic-w do,
A Picth;-!i Toiler.
Not far from L." a von wick is th- is
land of Mousa, celebrated for contstic ir. j
the most perfect known speeinv n cf a
I'ictish tower. Tho ihtid was baauiily
peopled, but is now uaiuLu-Likd except
by a few native nheep, taken e, . f-. r
Kraziuj: tmitiones ; bat iu tho i ;, e -i r '..
antiquaries the littlo ialet, onlv u;. ,..i
mna in length, is of naticnai i::;
anoo, ou account of tho ancient "bu
Briicleil thui'eon. Tho tnwer ts c.r:
in form, and fifty feet in diameter, and
was formerly, no donbt,, shaped like a
dice box w ider on top and bction thrn
in tho middle. Le?!3 than fifty feet in
hciht is r.civ str.dig. The utoties
are laid together without cement, but
fitted together with a ekili which has
well enabled "the ediilco to reait tho
ravages cf timo. Tho tower connists
or two conccntric'walls, each live feet
thick, with about the same space be
tween them. This f-piee was ail the
barrack-room allowed tho hardy war-
liorn of old, tho inner circlo evuh?
formicor the ccuriyiuu. Evi ecu
two walls of the tower win.ls a cmk
scrovv stuircaso, cfinEnirhn-'! on its
wav no with a seriei of w.iii ! cnamb.-ri,
placed one above tho ot'i,.
lutod from the iet- :' r
narrow bi-ts. An r . -tiangs
around tho v - ,:
Mou'sa. About tho year
nd, fctailud pleasantly,
11? Haven't
will have fuur eteel
will provide, cou.h
power. There i
rt-velatiinis i"-r J-i
maxima n c-f &", I
Lit-. .1 v, . ' i a f
tie, 1 V h" 1 nr tu '. a', i
be; b-n l-.vt
V- . a t : . T i 1 i - ' 1
,-liu k-rs each, tiiid
hine-d, over ti.i. ) Lcr-ai
1 bo au aveia.,,-1 of h.'O
unte, with a piiv.iblo
Tie v. . . I will bn
nr bht.ki LiUntuere-l
1 la'' Otae .r
i ti.imi-t'.-r, bi. l
Uh. Th.y v, :l
, Mr. Rand
seen you fir (-.li'.o time.
I,!r. Rnndail looked at the gorgeous
youth before him, and l.ctsiutod about
taking tha prehVro.l hind.
"I don't know that i have ever seen
yoa before," ho Raid.
Oh," laughed Lrestl, "you don't
recognise me. Whv, I've met yonoiluii;
hivo cahhitr.1 cheeks for you, too, I think,
and if I rt-ut.uatier rightly I vaa once
your partner at whidt."
Mr. Euuda-11 boowlod. "You have
tho advantage of me," he said. " What
is yr.ur iianui?"
." Vv by, my dear sir," added the young
luuAiag ckrk, "I am ' Tony Drexel's
BoMiew
Mr. Randall bt
La 1 been hhet, ope
tk-r, biaiwle-l ii ,
, bal l :
No, hr ; '
itlLuiin.
he in,-. ma
rted t.s though Lo
:ed his eyes in won
, t.t turning on his
.a't j la v nr.v of your
me."
he.-kev, tho California
.tiil.t.-d at i"10 t
-i i.i
u::d
ni-t Vi
i
1
i
Iv
ti ieeet).
rifhts of b.iah
and Erlend weo
Orkndy and Lhethtv.ds
mother of 1 , ', i
lit.;, a ivorvis
rr'M'iy 1 T--I . ' -of
t- . hence ' t- i.' ' r
ner, iilrhiinl bat iZi
ca'.iij via,- uav. i n n. -t,
tiuh,, ho the pair th d t
liarol -1 r nrsned thc-m v
1 v ti
IsUtfl
oiaii I
Tho V i !
1 1
I
t.,.1
ved
() t ...:C
-t I . .
..! , 1 f .
-iiaro-nrs j-vi-
f i t -a-
tin v toMoa 'a.
th tell fury, isial
to ii.iol.i the el l c!:roiuc-cr: -aao-i
lied 'iho Dame Margareita and lahmd
into tho fe.rt, wi'.hiu the duik reecsf.es
of .which they ne.,Ue.d bko two pigeons
in a dovecote."
The "burgh" vus beset with troops,
but so impregnable was the oomdmc
tieai in thoL-o aulc-guDpo-b-r '::-;,
tinat the btih-i-rs could net re--:-.)
them to subuie.eioa txcej-t by e. ;; ;
oh the suppli-es of food. Thi b j i id,
and awaited tho iv.-.u!t cf a t hues
siege. Rut Harold hud puv -h.l fues
to contend with elsewhere, i-.n-.l tinully
listened to tho advice of ii. r--., v'i.o
persuaded hi"i that he 1. . lb.-ttt-r rvtia
1 r l..r..i'a frh-ndohit tl a a vroveka his
enmity. Bo, 83
say, "a eonciJiaik.a
null great jay ret
their eevvn.1 put.- n.
h i i ....
il-' a
iel!
f .
ui goes mi
!aee, and 1,
to
,eu
,d the panic to
..well bki-hc-dm!!!
Ic
We,
a i-
'. .rs in our fn-bl c
i-aii ls avuirdupci . 'i
el .k-ilufi ia car c
.vj .un-Ji .
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