, 1863-12-06

self In newly invented Kitchen range, a
small houao maDglc, and many bachelor CON
trivances for comfort aud economy, and e eyen
penetrated to tho stable, petted MI. sand
ford's well known horse, and admired tue
cartjQgc made for tho two little ponies. which
looked great deal too much like a lady's
i3ahpagt !" ~ us Hten niac +hav i Ind al done this
and returned ogain to the cheerful fire, thoyF
heg,n tn t1,;nk tf,e;r duty nnd courtesy Ind
we11 heen eni1na and tl,ay might Think Of re-
tnrn,rr home
tYon annroye of nv house p asked Mr
Bauiford 81 Mr. Pembroke.
4 All Yery comfortable and appropriated
a,,d IT. ~ pc21,,h1nte. 4 vcrv thoaabtfiiIly and
nIccly fnrniehcd. aud wish you as much
hnnniness as yor1 dcseryc,":
AtThnnk yo1,. y he said, turning to Harry,
uand do Won wish me happy -
a slight flush-}ust little bright blush
Az indced @ I do, / hope Won will be very
happy, and live here many years and do
rrrat dca1 of rood, too.n she added in = low
er tone uuconsciouslY lowered for lis car
alone-no. there wns no anger to the Last.
II must tax your psticnce once more" he
said. also In loWor voice, 'sto show you
mey,
him to = the end ST thc world. Bccalsc he had
been unkind-nay, only because lie loved
Iaabe1Ia-should she refuse SO small c0urte.
syx and surely ho nceded M some advice !s for fo5
almost agitated now. Perhaps be thought
Isnbc1la over forward and bold. She could
ASSURE him she had good heart ct bottom,
though careless Of speech and aeh-Wtncd In
manner.
- she soSn nom INC Wien ana1 IIe 1;s+,n.s nsa
and followed him. Mrs. Eemoroke Wonta
haye gone With them, but Mr. sanaioEd sa1d.
What u have to snow Is onlJ intended LOT
Miss Pembroke" !" and her mother let her 60.
He led hcracross short passage, and paused
a. This is Bluo Boards chamber. ho said,
lieu turned the lock akM entered protty
a Iady's Sitting room, with work table, writ
ing apparatus, and even furnished work
box open on tue table. He led her In and
closed tie door.
opietly 5 round, then turned to lin aud raised
those sweet brown eyes, SO true to the heart
within, kind, iorgiying and gentle.
You wanted me-" she said with dignity.
,.;r1h; 1nrcrs and showed that sLc lad no in-
fention to length!n out tho interview.
II wantcd 10 know If you thought my wife
cou1d be Iappy lere{'
aIf she really loves you,' she saia after a
1nusc, which she had pretended 10 spcud in
suryeyin,r the anArtmcUt. A0tbcfWtEE eTen
sucl r,Tstty room as tl,is viii full to- make
her happy"
Ayr[ II shc loves me- he said, Although
admir- + her sAu more or than nm nv lie @ and respect
her more than admire her, begin to doubt
whether Ehc loves ma,''
"i ssho vii iii rot % Give re- YOU any doubt if you
make yourself sufficiently understood"
II have often eaid that 1icycr would make
an offer Of marriarc unless certain Of being
accented / hind now that it was an idle boast;
no man can he certain on TINT point, though
Of another stiIl more important l am Ger
fain.',
= What no;pt $" asked Mary, ipnoccntly.
| The uerit of her lore: Of her sweet
/ temner. snirituaI fir1nncee. and feminine dol
icacy.T
Mary knew TINT love is blind, ret she was a
/ little SURPRISED at such very inappropriate
1.raise.
And In what way do vou wish me to hclp
| you ~ asked Mary.
NSafiEf1ed on ail these points. want You
| to enlightcn me on that do not know.
| Mary. does sue love me ~
/ ii do not know said Mary, simply.
! uTou do knou,i'
II am not my cousins conillant.''
| "Rut are ron not your oTu3 l{arv, car
| vou for.-iye nv little dcccptiou! You musi
EnoT tfiat every chair and tallc In thfs house
rms honr1H md chosen for Ton-that Tho
hn.,=c w9s hni1t for Tnu :,
& Rnt TsahnilaE,' stamu,crcd Mary. i.
| .sIs enonrci tn INV rnn zin i enid Mr. Sand
/ ford ..Yon Gc1d hnra M annrehcnsions ahon1
| har;,
siUse u -rcl, +o.nnt mi, tn tl,s trial 2,s sasf