, 1874-09-12

tho M dinn,ou moi VI lor rch bracelet klean,cl right
In lin oyoa OF Frances Chonoylx. Frances look-
nj ri II a,ml started sho strained her eyes and
ookcd At u agsn ae eo neaser nes 10 T. nn,
did not 1,iay or falso, that ,oas The lost bracelet
Ain tl|scernett l1or sBter Lady A1eln Nother-
! lcigll, and gIidod up to hor: Adela, who ia
That Indy :" she aaket, pointing TO tho stranger:
Adola, carolossly. ~ did not eascll tha name.
Thoy oatno with tho CaduganB."
house TINT you don't knowl'" Indignantly apoko
F%ss %sn Sot Yum nSFsi sst "'' ''''t
ain tho eard-roon, glued TO tho w'itst,tablo."
Lntly sarab, however, Ind ni'gluoa herself.
for FraMces only turned ffon, Lazy N Adea to On.
IL lilo ROOM" she whispered in agissstoa. II
" Imposaihlot" responded Lady satah Hope.
Ut looks exnst'y tic sasne gold linla tutor
| spcrsod with diamonds and tho clasp 1s tho
on, hor blao!s lair strainod of her tace.S
$50 very trying : style for plain,, people )"
ronlar1od Lady Sarah, en- passanf, Whore IL
' "rhoro she is standing up now. Lot LIE got
close to llcr, Ifor dsess is that beautiful ma'zo
| color with old laco."
LADY Sarah Hope drsw m near and obtained II. i,a
| sight of the bracelet Tho color lev into her
! face.
/
| But the lady at tint u1omcnt took . gentle
| mans nrtn, aud rnoyod away. Lnay Sarah fol-
lowol llor with Wow Of obtaining anothor }ooh.
Francos ,Clenevlx wont 10 air: NethcriieEn anu
! told linn. Ito Bhowbd himself hnrd Of boltef.
"You cannot DO aurc at this distance OF time,
| Fanny. And besides. more bracelets than ono
1nay havo boon made Of that pattori':
II am 60 certain feel as II could s"eAr to
| the bracelet" said Lady FRANCES.
"lIuBh hush Fanty:"
| II recolloct it perfectly; tho bracelet struck
| mo tho moment saw it. How singular that
should hare boon talking to Gerard Hope about
,nis pigltir, Ngs1s1r,orh smiled, .1n,,riatioa ia
| very dcceptive, Frances. Your having spoken
to MI, Hone of the bracelet brought II into your
thoughts" :,
"But It could not hnvo brought 1t TO my cyes.. :.
returned Frauces "hluf and nonae,,se about
imagination, hlr. Nethor}eigh! nm positive II
IL tito bracelet. Hero comes Saral."
IL suppose Frances has been telling yoa, %, 90,
Haryol Lady Sarah to her brotl.er-iG-la~ " l
focl convinced it iH MY own bracelet"
"1,ut-as have inst remarked to Fratlcss.-
other bracelets NAV hnvo bosn n,aaa pfeeisoiy
similar 10 yours" no urged.
"tf tt il mina." tlo initials y. II. n9 Q
scratched OIL tho buck Of thu mi,i'o aiar. did
it ono dRy ~itb pelikililo.
"Iou never mentsonoh that fast bofofe, Lazy
Sarah, hastily responded the merchant.
mo. j waa dotermhcl to eive, no ctev. ua' .
always AFRAID OF tue mar neing Gaeca nome ~
AG1hlAs haAA HV1%4N ~ ~--N'~- ---
grace on nv husbands name, -,
ibid you speak to the Iady :-,tla yous asis
whoro she got tho bracoles?" interrupted
Frapces. a,,-
not know her" ...,
will cried transos. e IN tosoto ~ sone Matt,
| "Iy dear FRANCES + ronaohs15atea MI Hesh-
erleIgh.
~ vow will: pereassoo frataocs. bas 1hoS
did not believe her. ,
Lady Frances kept her word. She found inc
strange lady in the rofreshmont-room. Locat-
lug herself by her side, sue. entered upon 70"
lr'fling remarks, which we're clvllly fcceissa'
Suddenly slle daaled ct once to her subject.
| "What a beantifni bracetot'"
I VI think it IN, was TUG strangers reply. no'a'
ing out her arm for lts iuspoctlen. Without any
reservation,
"Whoro did yott buy III! pursued FRANCES.
"G8rrartia aro my Jewellers .-z..
This very nearly gu Tor FRANCES. 1or IL |an ~
uasta,as tnas sa9 eo,uno' o5gany = H. Mat''
u, ana u seemoo 10 Blso eo!oss ~ n;. Tu.n "a,
orle'gna view VI ,toas t sa LAWN @ 'tt tr
loaae u sng samo ~ ,sna ,ra o"ra,,e,,,
"Ho's m,r".ds ru son nu IN wns 5snro1 To- %s'
Eior neraIa a, eamu, u,la l'o "aS '''a''' ~ n''
LINN NV mvam n"nissfsu M 1ost hr,oe,a+ ~
MeonG a, o. m4 t, Ia1hyIos; ,n paIe,s. s".s q
o ANY yo,r o ara s shoueht It wsa ho sse. hopct
It xas.' ,..... ,...,,.. ,,.- ,..,.
TIE laay @ troze ofec'ty' a''o '"'a oo"h hef arm
makihe no 1epls. .t,.u
hto !on-Pntaou ihot sneao ny p"niAa p, ny: ~ !:
ests invoavoa--afe you sure you pufchassd ln1
At uASrafas ,, a.
~ nave sald that hteasls, oarrato ne "xe my -"
e>ers,, replied the btranEer IN repe,ling Volee
J and tue words sounlcd evaslyo 70 Frances
more cannot sny mesnes IN aWsse ~ .,,aa %aa
law Of courtesy you thas qaeation NO. nor @non
yon may bo
J Tho Young lady arew hessen mp, nronaiy 80
> euro IN hcr n'lno nnd rRnk. am Lazy Fran
} cea Chenovlx.
. Hut tho stranger only bowed IN salenco, ah'
i turned TO the retresament-taole: FRANCES wen
! TO Ind tho CAaoKans, nhd Question them.,
bho was Lady Livingstone, thay told her
vito OF o sir lnsper Livingstone. lHo h'iaoah'
had made q mint Of money at something or olll
or, and bcen knightntl; and now thoy Ter
launching cut into hiEA society.
The noso OF Lady Frances wont into the Rlr
City knight nnd his wife that ,FAs 1t, was u
How could Mrs. Cadogau have taken up viii
tliem
Tho Honorable Mrs. Cadogan did not chooa
to say; boyond tho assertion that they soro OK
: tromo,y worthy, good Kind Of ppop1e. Sil
! could Iayo said that hor spendthrift Of lus
{ band had borrowed monoy from Sir Jaspor Liz
ingstone; and, to prevent being bothered for II
t and keen thom In good llumor, they introduce
! tho Liyingstoues wi,ero they conld.