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ioVc ot Gaifrn. Through which she has ms
s"d hu' she is forbidden to return aud re-
trace lis sunny pa,hs--nev"r more can si,,
rest III the deep green shadows of lis flag
ran' bower: or rull the u,lr;c : bios
SONS. tr"mtlr parent stems; the swc,,nrs,
ct whose 'r'a'h will ever float upon tn.
d"wy wings of early mornings ".ntlc
hr""z". and still ln"rr Till after the evening.
L"phyr h.S suing her lin soft tune an, foI.I
"l her weary pini"ns TO rest.
ll"!rn WAS $" lost in hcI rcvcrir that
Hl'" had 10 Thought the light of this de.
i'sh''"I lay was almost gone and ,l.a,
.n-'y evening had already flung upon all
around, Ter d,l>ky nanrle. unriI aroused t,,
: "on:inn>EvS> l,v the shouts Of :h, merry ;it
':r"h"ny chilIr"n. 'ha; are ever playful and
happy il her UnrIe'> ward.
! "il'>'nss say come ,n the house Miss
'l"!:"'', sam" r"ly WANT lD see" Slowly and
'''""gh'hsi!y the voang Girl arose and wrn.!
ci her >crS towar.! her Unclr's Inus.-
went ln:o ls..r Amn.y'S ,ur,n To cuonir- wh.,
IT VA, that wished TO see her! ~ Mr. Wal.
lace nv ,!raf. I'll" I:nn Of the nri s!.lmrnnI.
law hnrpv I would l." >ii;"uli v"u and Mr..
W Na'ia'". take a tancv TO each other: anal
ir l. Il, doubt chlrn"l by Your APPEAR
artc Tor he i!.i~ l,"cn asking a!nr, vnu. and
Mas never here l,v:,pr..' "lcarc>, Anr,v a.,
hot talk soto ne. feel unusually sad this
r'"";rg. and fear Twill prove quite :, task.
t" e"'rr'n'n company, lut rs YOU desire It.
will u" the hest can Cor, Your ~al,,.; and
away she r:' mp tn" long fliyh. nf stairs to
Eer room, 10 brush down those auburn rurls
which her Aunt thought were so beautiful
and dress iIcrsrlf IN the mns; tasteful man.
n"'; ii: To please her enthusiastic Aunt. She
coul;l no: 60 down to tea; for willie aiu,.
/" her srAr'"u> room, tilnngiltS came crowd
nS i:,I" i'"r ui,.i, "f tn. ol,lrn time, a,..i
Hugh l-a'''!''n w"~ not vel forgotten. though
Size ncv"' ex!"t,icl t" see him again, yr;
>:',: Ill! ",y"l ln hold Que more interview
VII, t!un. for she "oa! not hr!irve he ever
w,"'. that bitter letter, whicI, had s,pnra.
ted 'I"m and size w"nLrrc, if he hal ever
married. nr What had bccornr of him.
Taking lac, f"kriing lamp which scarce
rlvi:'!,'l the !iGr of the IN "u. lo the large.
"!ir'"r HAT MAS >,I>p..nl..'! upon tl. SIDE.
Wall "f l"'r inunl, Size l,;.hrl!, ns she ,uru,.l
II, "nlr Ih- sl'a,!"" If her former >r!f--tru-e
" IA" i'a'! faded very muci. lnl' was still
h"an:,!u'--anl the big tears came ,rr.n.
hug .'uw.. i:.r snowy r. rkS. .u.l her heart
>e".nrd as il il w,'nll break. hurl"nc.l viii
s'lch heavy wei ;l l,u' she ,nu>i calm
herself, l,athc her levrr,.I hrrv. AMI swollen
eyes. aud Yet ready for ier cn,re into the
par!"r after tea. IIIrn, after ,l,af fi,sr Table.
hal hrrn served. descended into III. dining
Room below, IN t. her Ann, cn.ir;riur.
why sl'" dill not appear at rh. table. she r..
p!i"l she though, il best To wait until after
tea: III" w"ui'l then. h.. NOR. likely t., N *.
an impression. This >iirpriS..i Al .l.,i.!,t
c'l the kinI Mrs Wilkins an III h.r,n T.,
hnp,. ,I,a, her n.r.. l,a.I ....>.l T., rh.r;.,,
the n.n ,ry ns .,i,n v',,h,.i ...;y.l :,.r
o' al least. 'l,.t >I.,. had r...>"i /, ov.. him
aud tn her it Ira! always been = ~ ,,,r, If
a>tni>hn"nt. ,ha: rs >rn,i',!.n Il .r;ri a> HI.
len. would A.; so silk ~ t., ,u.x ,,,.h :,
disappointment t., DESTROY her ,,,,,,iu.,.
She ought rather to hav. r.i,ir..l sI,,.
thouyh. that she hui missed III. lr.,r,l.,s
fiir'.
When HELEN had finished her supper.
She WAS I-'I into the well furnished p.rInr
hy 'I" sanguin" Mrs.. w. arl .,vir f,r
awhile 'l,r conversation ra',l..l o.. when
they were interrupted hv ii rap 4, IN" front
door. a Young. man of fns barring enter
Ell. lI.li"n was struck bv hs n,;l,. ap.
pea'ancr, AMI his vni. s',unle l., her. lik.
the wreteS, mn>ic that ever svr.n< sum-
and his cy. was up, the fir b ing n:.,r
whose lovely features the lamp WAS .lin'v