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him, and may the eternal curse, Of

10 Hugh !, 'daaidi" Margaret, Margaret, any an.
for once he" voice had Isom'ethin::
of authority in it-"O Hugh,: fo1
Heavens sake, 'ltush4 Is 7'Henr,
|ITN.uelR uelRsinsult-worthfsuch passion
as this ?. Remembop-he is1aead!'
,""Yfs,'} said Aerfbrother,. bitterly
"bnt. bis hatred; AND, ,,thes acts.7bonl
of his. hatred, .did'not die thhim
Think of iallirwe owe him. Marga
ret-+-tllink of it for"one moment
First and greatest, tile death Of ou
father; after that, and from that
what a train of ills! He-ou
fathefI was on the high. road Il
fortnle, after years Of effort, and
had lie lived one year longer, he
would have made, his wife u anC
children independent of the wor rid
AS iii ,was-cut off before, one @
ibis schemes. had reached domaturity
-yoH .,knowmthe 2ibittera poverty
which, followed, the privstions
which ]ground us to the earth, and
Under which our motlier died you
Know what a hard struggle I lave
had, how my life has been, marreG
and ifs best hopes blasted, All: o.
this We owcto Henry Tyrrell:l 'An(
.now-Enoac in his very ..grave-he
sends!one crowning insult, one lasi
injury, and he is so far beyond the
reach Iof my arm that l can dc
nothing save appeal to God tt
Judge between me and qim !''..' e.
T. "Gbd asjudged,"' said Margaret
in a low tone. as not that enough
Hugh-stop and consider. Per
haps even Henry Tyrrell may have
known remorse and meant this as
AS a reputation" ha, s..-.
."Margaret!'' y ~ RI ..
s'Don't misunderstood me,2; said
she, Quietly. "Don't think that
would acceptlt sooner than your
self. But why regard it in a light
which he-the dead man-never
may have meant?" ..a~::.
Il would stake my existence
that he meant it," Hugh said
terceIv "And T worlld stake if.
also, that his SOMA worthy son OF
such father-was only too glad to
lultil his bequest, and thus safely to
wound and sting us! But, thank
God" cried the young man, with
quickening, eyes, che is, allyeTand
can. be held to an 'accouit'',
i. Hugh, are you mad ?'''demand-
ed Margaret, t'irlingc pale Ias,, tss,,s ,slle i
looked at his excited, face "W'hat
pQssihl.e e.. re2s2n ;,2I b hhsye1 y9Hl. to t; tax
like tfls! " nat a has, koiandfl ht:l IiNr-
rclEto' do with the acts -9f his faith
er ~ q 'j"f1r1n I'7' . " '1',.'' y, !
,. "Iie has e3efvthing to do With
them, answered Hugh, D!colaly.
''Heis his fathaf's representatives,
aud. lasq such ~ shah 'hola'Ih h1m'i:
DQ7n f,he :a'ralti thaD DtH"l'lG"'aKe, "a
t9oG of myselk'@ 4le. ,"ehEoll' tnfPar
tlein1t'yy, lsi1 af 4e met iheIiteyese' 'ln1i, ol
anxious, Al x >, appeal ..'i Tidhe {lme! pas
ltot YET come ills tor a TyyrreHll yH4; apH4 AZ 2
ChhrthlH to reckon qp scores, sc3IySs,;, PVT vt
sooiler or1ater, It, "ar'n co1Imle, .g;llf anldf
then lshafI hold INN toa ste, stern % ac, s,s,
count'o"Do YOU remember the"ofa
lorsleah custom o. o1. '''.e"te'osna: s7 .t. q:
It tJWafqaot'a,sPaa 3ae@ bhas' 'Mhet'
2nesi-gsheEaflohi haa, 9'saheleot ~ "a
%Ss9pg. y; 31. a9oGsb1selE9 9sGs1sl9 shsoaldiaEeAsglols.
well, l have sworn IN a venaebte
against all OF Henry lyrrell olo1a'
a lnNq WI neIsf IiGSSystl 9h;tElSsNe y,
:. = r. ~ iou I 80 s;E,S,.lsS & a,SI Gsmi ;Joooo
I, VIZ ~ ,y.eul'os euI.o' ~ 80 of e. C,Er;
oi 1'adse.SMoV sot ",r.0 = " ~
'i"hs' saw Ai"' 1I a'e
$50 belt,,N answered her orotner. :,
'All:the4 same, '1t'l mime. NOW,
give me some pens andpaper, that
Limay answer this lawyer at once: -
Tbs; 2; lawyertowas: answered--lli.
what spirit. ltJls not dlthcqlt too.lm,
aglpe-and Ans III tahyers +, Il lHipgg9 YsqRposea
tie matter WOW d end; It WAS " nQt &t
|ong," however, before ne ne',l, learned !!t;'
lhe error OF tins 'op1nron: Coming
lonfe 'from,work one evcnlnS-lle :
was an englneer--E" the employ OF
4 mining company--he. met Roland
Tyrrell at the gate Of the pretty
little cottage where Margaret. and
himself lived. Advancing from
directions. the two men