estate an cr his wheat afore it was well i the nor sold the straw off hia farm nor j scenes of life ask all the round if there was a than mj husband as attended hip market an he says he � them was his last words � a shift to the if sir let you stay sir to manage the farm as cow you be ob have some managing man either cheat you out of your money or you into marrying hi tour honor i was never that f marry you and would like yon he the more children you have and the less but it is useless to talk and cry i have good reasons for my plans and never alter them what you have to do is to make the best of stock and to look out f some little place to ro to when you leave ihe now go back to mrs s room and ask her lt give on a dish of tea mrs understanding sir lone that he was not i� he shaken low and left the library while the himself at his desk in the � wrote the following let very likely not because you we never a widow before a woman always silly enough but she s as great a fool as she can i she on a widow s ca now just ask yourself how much tl better you will be for on your farm at the end of four years when jou re got through your money and let your farm run down and are s got some great dow tt r a husband who at you and your children indeed sir i know a deal o an was brought up i the thick on it as may say an there was my husband s aunt managed a farm for twenty year an left to all her an an even to my husband as was then a babe a woman six feet high with a and elbows i dare say � a man in not a widow like you mrs indeed your honor i never heard of her an they said as she might ha been married o er and o er to as had no call to her money ay ay that s what yon all think mr � take no steps about letting crow foot cottage as i intend to put in the widow when she leaves her farm will be here at on saturday morning i will ride round with and settle about making some and see about adding a bit of land to the take as she will want to keep ft le pigs after ringing the bell and ordering this letter to be sent sir walked out to join the party on lawn but finding the cushions deserted he walked on to the eastern front of the building where by the side of the grand entrance was the large bow window of the saloon opening on to the and looking towards along vista of turf bordered by tall trees seeming to unite itself with the green of ihe meadows and a grassy road through a plantation only with the arch of a in the far distance the bow window open sir stepping in found the group he sought ng the progress of the s love story dining room but more il which waa like out and varied about a fourth of it remained and under this part were and tools the spacious was empty of furniture and seemed to ha a grand for the group of five human figures standing in the centre been getting on a little the last or two said sir as he joined the party he a a sad dog and i fancy he has a of sleeping as he stands with his in his must spur him on or we may not have ths na ay before the bride if you in our and take your ah sir a is known lo be one of the moat tedious operations in war said captain with an smile not when there a within ths walls in the shape of a soft heart and that there will be if has her tenderness as well as her s beauty what do yon think sir said i y who seemed to a little under her s reminiscences of hanging s that door when we put up the it is rather lost in my sitting room very good my lo e answered sir in a tone of polite if you like to part with the ornament from your own room it will show admirably here our portraits by sir will hang opposite the window and the at that end you see i am leaving no good places on the walls for you and your wife we shall turn you with faces to the wall in the gallery and you may take revenge on us by and by is going on mr turned and i like the view from this window better any in the house i ihe mode no answer and he saw that ber eyes were filling with tears so he added we walk out a little i sir and my lady seem to be occupied complied silently and they turned down one of the gravel walks that led after many under tall trees and among to a large enclosed walk was silent for knew that s thoughts were not with him and she had been long used to make him endure the ht of those moods which she carefully hid from they reached the flower garden and turned mechanically in at the gate that a h hedge on an expanse of brilliant color which after the green shades they bad passed through startled the eye like flames the effect was assisted by an of the ground which gradually descended from the entrance gate and then rose again towards tlie opposite end crowned by 