, 1874-07-04

A1, JULY d, 1874.
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and then l,IB nan,o called tn familiar yotco that
| drew tue blood quickly 10 bis heart. Ho turned
and
| snr sroon nrranr r,,s.
But tiov tronsformcd @ Jf1fI1 II jave % hctt,ted to
drcesoT srst.n.'" rifs zna y""lttt ymtst
attired gontlowoman INTO nhcm slio has been
nfIge9 ,., vi!1,in !lsss Two no mon!ls1 il eood
| madame, would have been quick to aeo that
| thoae charming limr1ce wcro mIlclaccd for true
| beauty, pud too facd In their quality for honest
mi,thfulnoss, That tie delicate lineH around tl,cee
aquiline nontrli. were cruel and aelsI,. tat the
SRI eet vifeuai surprise Of thote loyel~ eycs wete
| a6 apt TO To opened on her pInte h uron tho
gallant Erecellcs Of her dinner rhrlrer. that her
esnl1 athletic color came and went nero With ler
are: not in love rlth her, dear madame,
nnd MY OaAhnfst is: And oven III
the folds. Of her Parieian gown anu
hIIa,a tois roor follow eaw tho eamc aubtlo
o. psg hss hs had eee H. lcr home
revelation Tint tle could walk, and That Hhc Ind
dear little feet ot her own n tba tfntcat alippera
Of her French shoemaker--with aurh prcrosscr-
do, sotnsthng or other, Paris, On tho harrow
He ran towards her With a heightened color
and outrtre'cl1ed binds. But rho whipped her
| own behind her, glanced rapldly IN and down
the long bail, and ooil looking at him with
hn'f audacionB, bnlf mftchicvons admiration In
| utter oolltrstt to her old rceerve,
| Tive great mind not to ehako hands with
s1n At .;, al; You rase,sd mo 14bt now on the
| Us 1 suppose many another poor woman haa
done."
Mr.. Oakhurst stanmered tint sho was 90
! changed,
"Ihe more reason why you should know me-.
Who chaured me = Yor, You have recreated
me, You found a beIpIees, c1Iruled. sict. nov
erty-ptr;ckcn woman. With ore di ers to her bnck,
and TINT her own mike, aud vou gayo her life.
heslth, strength, aud fortune. You did, aud yo,,
| know it, sir.
now DO you LEE Youn wonr?"
She cswcht ,be side eean,s ri her sown In e;.hoY
hspd, and dronred Inn n njayfnl conrtehy.
Then, with a sudden, reianttnc gastmse. ala eaye
| Outrageous ss this sneech Sss. and unsepi-
njnc. ~ trurt oyery fhir reader will decm II.
| fear It pleaeea Mr.. dakhurst. Not hut ,hat {,e
r,n sccusts med 10 certain frank female ad-
not Of tic clcister, with Which he always persist
| ed in nsrocsaiinp Mrs, Decker, To be- a1dressc Cd
in this way by an Invalid Puritan. a sick saint,
with the atateritv at eutretiug etil oiotlnc her
| WHO went to chll, cf lbreo tmca a day, ind Has
| deyoten to her husband, ccmp]ctely bowled him
over. He stil} held her HANDS as sha vent On:
you t,oine. in Marysyille. in san 1oae in f1ak.
iaud7 Yeu SEQ 1 have followed you. aaw YOU
| m ynu como down the canon. ard knew yon at
nnee' ssw rn,r etsr In oreri mi, Inesw ~ 1n,, ~
wers comirc' Why dIdn,t ,on write to Mo !?
| Yam viii. sutns tinal Good evening. Mr. Ham
ilton. ~
Sba had withdrawn her hands. but not unt,]
Hami]ton. ASCENDING lie etnircaee. ,ras nearly
| nhrea.t IL tlcrn- ia rniaed hit hst to kar vii,
wel1.Ered conannsnre' r,odded famiiarly to Oak.
| lnrst. and rnsaeii on. Vixen he hBtl gone. Mira.
| Decker Tilted her eyes to Mr. Ookhuret, HSCme
day rhali aat rieat favor Of yotll
| Mr. Oahlu1et fceocl that It phrnd he nov.
"No. not mill Won know ma Lettor. Than.
somo day. Tshol1 want Won to-
Kill THAT stAnt"
She Iauehed. such q rlcpfa little ringing
]aur),, such d drnlay Of dimrley.-a!beit jitiIo
| fIri In fho Gamers nf her rnutb-a,,rl, A., IN,
! nocent 1;rht in l,cr h,nwn eves, and sucf =
joyo]y co1er in her checkr that Mr' (lak1,ure1-
| VIM seiIrm Isnri,eI..xaa Is;n IN fauch ino[ II
was as II n ink had nroro.ad ~ a fo1 a forav
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