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yOu all excuse me = moment, ANSWERED
tse laiy.
Ny sister is plain little body. and
rarely gces into society,"" remarked
Mabel. As her mother left the room.
The rarest pearls are ever found be-
meath the plainest looking oyster shells,
was the quick reply, as the gentleman
arose to greet the young girl who now
entered.
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he offered his hand.
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herei How glad am to see you'll" ex-
claimed Elsie, as she clasped his hand be.
fore her mother could introduce her. II
am SO surprised, for thought to meet a
Mr.. Englewood, who lisa stranger to mel"
"My daughter, you mistake. This is
Mr. Englewoodw
ooh, no, mamma, but this is our kind
preserver-the one who rescued us from
forget him, although the barber has some
what altered his appearance"
"YOu are right, Miss Elsie, and I am
delighted to see you. Pardon my calling,
Miss Mabel, when you so distinctly for
bade my doing so. but your father gave
me full permission, and could not deny
myself the pleasure of renewing my &C.
quaintance with your sister,"
so, Mr.. Englewood,' stammered the
conscience-smitten and confused Mabel,
~ had no idea that-that"--
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clown could be the son of your fathers old
friend, Mrs. Vernon" he continued, turn
ing to the mother. II had just left the
vessel after long, tempestucus voyage.
We had been wrecked-had lost our bag
gage and ruined the clothing we had
been wearing-but had been kindly fur
nished dry, comfortable, though old-fash.
Toned and usty.lOoking garments by
us from the raft on which we were help
lessly floating. would not tarry in New
York long enough to purchase other
clothing, as I longed to meet the parents
from whom Ihad been separated so long;
so pressed on, as was accompanied by
my faithful servant Caesar. On the way
| met your daughters"-
sand made fun of you, for which l
am very sorry" murmured poor, embar-
raised Mabel.
"While your sister kindly defended
me. She said, euen then, that l was
true gentleman! However, Miss Mabel,
| will forgive you, after I restore some
thing l found of yours, dropped during
the accident
He paused, then taking from his pocket
tie caricature Of himself drawn on that
unlucky day, be presented it, with mis-
chievous twinkle of the eyes, and added:
II will not keep this, unless you pre-
sent it yourself, as you once threatened
to do! Shall retain it! await your
commands"
"Of course not" exclaimed Mabel,
eagerly grasping the paper, which she
tore into fragments. "Why remember
such follyl"
1--WE will not unless it BE- rs lesson
for future use" returned Mr.. Englewood.
gently.
Turning then to Elsie and her mother,
the young man changed the Conversation
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subdae the angry tamelt that be knew
uas raging in the bosom Of the nsortified
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